Every Wednesday, Administrative Editor Jordan Breen welcomes a member of the mixed martial arts media into “Press Row” on the Sherdog.com blog. This week, Breen is joined by Sherdog.com contributor Jesse Denis.

World Series of Fighting hosted a media conference call on Monday with fighters from its upcoming sixth event.

On the call were WSOF 6 headliners Josh Burkman and Steve Carl, plus Jon Fitch, Miguel Torres, Marlon Moraes, Carson Beebe, Marcelo Alfaya and WSOF President Ray Sefo.

Click here to stream or download audio of the full conference call.

Miguel Torres, on “Beatdown,” discussing whether he’d still like to fight Urijah Faber:

“I think it would still be a dream fight, 100 percent, because we still have the things that we’ve done in the sport. For me, it’d be a dream fight. I think a lot of fans would like to see it too. Whether new fans would care or not, it doesn’t really bother me. I think between me and Urijah, we know what’s on the line between us two, and I think it would be like going back in a time machine for us.”

Miguel Torres, on “Beatdown,” discussing UFC bantamweight champion Dominick Cruz:

“I think I pose the biggest threat to him as far as anybody at 135. … I don’t know who he’s fought with good leg kicks, that kick to the leg a lot, but I know a lot of the guys that I train with, that move like him, you hit them in the leg a couple of times, they don’t move as much in the later rounds. And when he gets that takedown, I don’t think he’s fought anybody that’s as dangerous off their back as I am. I think I pose a lot of threats for him on the ground. … I pose problems for him that he hasn’t seen yet.”

Live radio was back in full effect with new episodes of "Beatdown" and "The savage Dog Show." TJ De Santis and Jack Encarnacao returned to The Sherdog Radio Network Monday for a new episode of "Beatdown." They were joined by Miguel Torres.

Torres joined the show to discuss his win over Nick Pace at this past weekend's UFC 139 card. Torres broke down the bout and who his future at bantamweight.

Greg Savage and TJ De Santis returned for another edition of "The Savage Dog Show." Joining them were Michael Chandler and Michael McDonald to discuss their weekend wins.

Check out the show and our archives by clicking here.

Miguel Torres (Pictured), on “The Savage Dog Show,” discussing whether he should have been more enthusiastic to impress the judges after the third round of his fight against Demetrious Johnson:

“I’m not a big [celebrator] after a fight where I scream and raise my hands. He did that right away when he got up. That’s not my style. I think maybe I should have did that. If the judges were in a deadlock on that third round or they didn’t know where to go, I think him doing that might have got him that third round. Maybe I should have screamed and picked up my hands too. It’s hard to say.”