Have you noticed that Innjoo Smartphone Company is becoming so quite these days?

In the heat of the smartphone competitions that have been raging between the likes of Tecno, Infinix, Innjoo and Gionee, we have noticed that Innjoo has been silent this year, or are they cooking up something underground that we are not aware of?

Not even a mid-ranged product from Innjoo to usher their fans into 2016 has been seen, but at least for Tecno, we can see everywhere being painted with latest Tecno BoomJ8, Infinix are already thrilling their fans with Infinix Hot 3 and Gionee has mid-ranged product already in Gionee P5 mini.

Or are we going to say that Innjoo is gradually throwing in the towel on these smartphone battles? Are they losing power or is the competition becoming stiffer that they are finding it difficult to meet up the pace?

All these and more questions are seeking for answers from one of the cheapest android phone makers Innjoo that have in the past caused some commotions with their products in the emergent mobile market.

On your part, what do you think is currently happening to Innjoo that is making them appear silent recently when their counterparts are already bubbling with new devices and even promising more thrills in the coming quarters of the year?

On this edition of No Holds Barred, host Eddie Goldman discusses the issue of the safety of bare knuckle fighting, and how it compares to boxing and MMA with gloves.

It was just announced that the Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship will be taking place Saturday, June 11, at the Miccosukee Resort and Gaming Casino on the sovereign land of the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida, in Miami, Florida.

We also replay a long segment from an edition of No Holds Barred from August 2011 on the subject of the issue of bare knuckle fighting and the myth that wearing gloves in boxing and MMA makes those sports safer. We quoted Dr. Allan J. Ryan, considered to be a co-founder of the field of sports medicine in 1945, who wrote an article in 1983 called "Eliminate Boxing Gloves".

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