Were you a Bully? Ever a Bully Victim?

Bullies.

They've been the focus not only of recent Internet-based laws, but of memories captured forever inside of millions of children's and even adult life experiences. The power of the Bully in general has sparked books, graphic novels, commercials, videos and even feature films, and now graduates with true 2009 flair, as a new reality television show from MTV emerges. But what the hell are we REALLY talking about here? Are we simply going to see more poor, pimply-faced kids get picked on? Are we just going to see the proverbial verbal smackdown and push matches that get out of hand as the hand-held cameras capture it?

Absolutely not.

MTV has concocted a strange but sinfully satisfying recipe that combines some of the most exposive life-experiences people have, with one of the fastest up-and-coming and popular sports, MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) to create "Bully Beatdown".

My name is Mike Wilkerson and while I've been the focal point of plenty of bullies in my life (many of which will be reading this, thankfully), I've learned to collect the ultimately beneficial referential information I got from those times and use them as incentive to create. Like anything else, they've guided the way I have become an adult, husband, father and successful entrepreneur.

Back then it was cartoons, art and more. Today, I'm proud to announce that thanks to THE SAVAGE SCIENCE, we'll be we'll be creating a series of on-going reviews of MTV's "Bully Beatdown" hosted by "Mr. Mayhem" himself, Professional Mixed Martial Artist Jason Miller. Jason brings to this project not only the ferocity that he shows his opponents in the ring, but a sense of style and ambition that makes people smile, erupt and understand how much passion there is inside of the sport of MMA. Read on below to see just how MTV has provided viewers of all kinds, whether you were the Victim or the Bully, or those standing on the sidelines as we visit this week's SAVSCI "Bully Beatdown" Review.