Dana White offcially announced that AA is going to fight Tim Sylvia for the HW title on UFC 61. Do you think it is too soon of a fight for AA or will he win his title back? Did Tim Sylvia get lucky with the rematch? or will he silence his crtics and beat AA for a second time.
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Way to Early for a rematch either man can KTFO of the other i think a rematch with Ricco Rodriguez or Frank Mir would have been a better match-up for these guys maybe even a match with Tank Abbott would be fun to watch and a easy match for either opponent. Why Pedro Rizzo hasn't had a shot at the gold is hard to understand he is a counter fighter which would be a good fight with either of these guys who love to push the pace. I don't think it was luck that Tim KO Andrei he has 260 pounds behind those gloves and loves to throw them. All that aside come UFC 61 i think Andrei will take the fight to the ground and try to submit Tim quickly but Pat and Jeremy Horn will be working him over on that every day cant wait what a fight hope it ends in a KO.
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I challenge you my friend.... to a mighty THUMB WAR!!!! and i have a few questions...\n\nthe first.. which would win... peanut butter or Jelly?  If they were of equal age and size..\n\nthe second.  Where are some Karate schools in my area.?\n\nThe third.  I am a Chi master, does anyone else believe in it?\n\nthe fourth...  Does anyone know the outcome of the Dana white Ortiz fight?\n\nThe fifth... Does anyone watch UFC and if so Who is the best fighter!\n\nWHAT SAY YEE!
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Pancho - I gotta think about that one. I will add more details later. A damn good question........ I'm leaving the Mayweather/De La Hoya fight off the list, got enough buzz going already. My card consists of one fight that may be already made. Here they are:\n1) Mosley/MayweatherJr.\n2) Castillo/ Hatton (I believe this is scheduled for spring '07)\n3) Calzaghe/Taylor\n4) Wright/Abraham\n5) Pacquiao/Marquez II\nMaybe not the ultimate fight card but matches I'd like to see. I want to see some of those Euros fight here against top rank competition.
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Marlon ~\n              Juan Manuel Marquez will beat Manny, Manny had him down three times in the first round and still only got a draw (which was indeed a gift) He's turning into a selfish glut already, he's fighting Marco Antonio Barrera again for what reason? He clearly dominated him the first time they fought. How come Manny or Freddy never talk about a rematch with Marquez? This past weekend Marquez destroyed Manny's countryman Jaca who is also a left handed fighter from the Philippines, he's sending Manny a message and Manny doesn't want it.\n\n  Four years ago Manny would have jumped on a rematch with Marquez before he started making millions, it seems that boy who use to make his money selling cigarettes fell in the some greed machine that so many other boxers have. He fighting just for the money not the honor of the CHAMPIONSHIP.\n\n  Thanks for your great question Marlon, I think you too see what direction Manny is going in. Peace.
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I have to correct you on this one. RAMPAGE is no longer a Pride fighter. He has recently signed a contract with WFA (Lindland has as well) and this fight is going to take place on their show on July 22.\n\nNow as far as the match is concerned I think that this is going to be one extremely up hill, if not even impossible, battle for Matt Lindland. He's fighting above his natural weight class and against Quinton of all people who is by far physically strongest and most powerful fighter at 205. I think that Quinton is also more experienced then Matt because he has had a lot more fights against top level competition (Silva, Liddell, Shogun, Ninja, Arona, Vovchanchyn, Randelman, Sakuraba, Bustamante...)\nThey are both excellent fighters but in the end i really expect Quinton's power to be overwhelming for Matt and I see him as a winner by a TKO or a very very convincing decision.
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I think he will do well as long as he stays at Light-Welter i think his last outing against Collazo has given everybody enough evidence already that he isn't gonna rule the Welterweight division. I hope he goes after Castillo after Urango and then the other Belt holders at Light-Welter then maybe America will sit up and take notice.\nThe answer to your other question is a definite yes but only at Light-Welter and Mayweather is never gonna drop back down so we unfortunately will never see this fight.\nI would just like to ask Oya, when he noticed Hatton being vulnerable to these shots, Ive been watching him for ten years and haven't really seen him in trouble apart from against 2 southpaws (Collazo and Macgee) who never threw a straight right to trouble him as i remember ????????? And how is his chin questionable he has been knocked down once in his career and he got up and won the fight ???????????? And Mayweather will have to start throwing Punch's instead of running away if he is going to knock anybody out ever again.??????????? and for anybody significant, He fought Kostya Tszyu in a fight which he wasn't supposed to win according to the bookies, watch what Kostya done to Sharmba Mitchell and Zab (chicken dance) Judah if you think he weren't significant.
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The winners of UFC 61 will be\n\nGilbert Aldana will defeat Cheick Kong TKO\n\nJeff Monson will defeat Anthony Perosh TKO or tapout\n\nDrew Fickett will win close decision over Kurt Pellegrino\n\nRoger Haerta will out strike Hermes Franka TKO\n\nYves Edwards will KO Joe Stevenson in the third\n\nJosh Burkman will defeat Josh Neer \n\nFrank Mir will defeat Dan Christionson by submission in the second\n\nTito will beat Ken by unanimous decision and Ken will announce his retirement but wouldn't it be great if Ken won the fight.\n\nAs for the title fight could go either way but i do think that Arlovskei is a little overrated he has been KO by Pedro Rizzo and stopped by Rico Rodriguez who got KOd by Tim. I think we will see Tim go for the take-down in the first round for some ground and pound and then KO Andrei in the second\nWhoever wins hope it is a KO but i don't see these guys ever going to a decision.
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Lutter totally imposed his gameplan on Patrick Cote, took him down as Cote attempted a to stand back up Lutter caught him in an armbar. \n\nMatt Sera won a decision over Chris Lytle, I think Lytle fought well but matt was constantly the agressor dispite the fact the Lytle (the striker) constantly stuffed his jui-jitsu attempts that would have smothered a lesser opponent, it was a decision surrounded by contraversy as serra was booed constantly during the trophy presentation and even had the balls to call the current Welterweight Champion Matt Hughes a "Fu.cking D.ckhead". \n\nJorge Rivera mounted an excellent standup offense forcing Edwin "Bam Bam" Deewees into the cage taking punishment and although he took very little if any actual damage he made no attempt to be offensive or even better his position forcing the referee to end the fight\n\nThales Leites faced Martin Kampmann. Heavily hyped fighters can have a huge impact on the sport (Anderson Silva), while others are just that... hype (Sean Gannon). Thales Leites had quite a bit of hype coming into his bout with Martin Kampmann, but the Brazilian was unable to live up to the fans' anticipation after gassing out late in the first round and getting knocked around for the remainder of the fight. Kampmann looked very good with his stand-up, and to Leites credit, he withstood a world of punishment in the second and third rounds without being finished. At the end of the day, Martin Kampmann is the fighter walking out still undefeated in the UFC, while Leites heads back to Brazil to figure out what went wrong.\n \nIn what was one of the most exciting fights in recent UFC history, Scott “Hands of Steel” Smith squared off with his good friend from the show, Pete “Drago” Sell. This fight was taped as a preliminary bout earlier in the night and aired during the Spike TV broadcast. \n\nOn paper, it seemed like Sell would want to take the fight to the ground, where he would have the advantage over Smith, but it was much the opposite as these two threw everything, including the kitchen sink, at each other while standing up. They both smiled continuously as they pounded on one another and at the end of the first round, they hugged and almost looked like they were going to the same corner after the round. The second round saw much of the same but with a couple of minutes remaining, Pete Sell landed a very big shot to Scott Smith’s ribs, causing him to buckle and stumble towards the corner. Just as Smith fell to one knee and “Drago” moved in for the kill, the former WEC Light Heavyweight Champion mustered just enough strength to throw one more punch, and in dramatic fashion he absolutely floored Sell with the shot. Just barely having the strength to jump up and finish the fight, Smith instantly crumbled afterwards, holding his stomach in obvious pain. There’s not much of a chance that the UFC won't bring back both of these fighters after what has to be considered fight of the night.\n\nAlso, Rich “No Love” Clementi and Din Thomas put on an action packed fight, as the 155-pound fighters usually seem to do. The fight remained standing for a big part of the first round with Clementi throwing heavy shots but Thomas was the definitively better striker, landing the crisper punches throughout. \n\nIn the 2nd round, the action was moving at a feverish pace and Thomas was able to truly display how much his stand-up game has advanced when he picked Clementi apart. After a few heavy shots, Thomas moved to take Clementi’s back, where he secured a rear naked choke, forcing the submission and getting the win. Din Thomas is just another very dangerous opponent in an already stacked UFC lightweight division, but he made no bones about who he wants next when he called out UFC Lightweight Champion Sean Sherk, saying that Sherk had his title.
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Hughes and sylvia will still be the champs,\n\nWho the fuckk says they don't deserve their title anymore! What the f are you talking about little boy\n\nMatt  has the record for defending his title and is now being considered the best in the world
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It will be a great night of fights\n\nI hope ken wins but i have to put my money on Tito\nKen has been working on submissions again witch he didn't spend much time on the last time they fought but i will be looking at the same outcome. Ken will retire win or lose.\n\nTim and Andrei will be more of an edge of your seat battle no doubt the fight of the night Tim will be looking for a different game plan I'm guessing he will try to take Andrei down in the first for a little ground and pound then try KO him in the second. Who ever wins hope it is a KO.
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a dam good fight,i will look forward to watching it, this should be a fight to remember and best fight to see in the last 5 or possibly 10 years.................+ there's alot more on the line than just the tittle.......pride, legacy ,pound 4 pound who was the best fighter....... \n\nI think both men want to prove who is pound 4 pound the best fighter to ever fight in their era..........who ever wins will have that to brag about,and i know Pretty Boy wants to beat the Golden Boy and he's said to be pound 4 pound the best fighter but he did  say he wanted to retire after the Carlos Manuel Baldomir and now this fight comes a long if i was him i wouldn't take it ur putting ur pride and ur history of being the best pound 4 pound fighter in the world on the line,ON the other hand that's what he does best..........to prove the doubters wrong..................\n\n                      Golden Boy wins split decision
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I think everyone is scared of Winky cause the man has true talent he is  the dream breaker he destroyed Mosley ( a good fighter) Trinidad (a ok fighter) .He was robbed when he beat Vargas and now Taylor I think he should move up and fight Joe Calzaghe cause its more money and I know he wont look like Lacy did after his fight with him.  Oh to answer your ? Winky won and hell no it was  not a fair call ,Rematch maybe be if he does fight him again I hope he knocks him the hell  out so the judges cant get a draw  from that
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To be honest I cannot wait for this fight to take place,  its by far the most exciting heavyweight fight since Lennox and Tyson.  But to answer the question,  no doubt Toney will take Hasim in less than 5.  He is the most exciting thing to happen to boxing since Mike stepped out.  You should honestly think about it,  its the truth.  You never know what he is going to say and he could definately beat anybody on any night.  What more do you need?  James Toney wins this one,  then I pray that Lennox comes out so James can knock his teeth down his throat.
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The way the heavyweight division is right now, Holyfield's got a chance to become a 5 time champ if he gets a title shot. He's been counted out many times over but proved his critics wrong.I absolutely believe he will retake the crown. He's got a big heart and the most courageous fighter ever.
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Baz 31 ~\n               Toney will never slim down, he can't stop eating. The back of his neck looks like a package of hot dogs. Joe has no business in the ring with the likes of James, Joe's last outing was a prime example of that. Joe should be fighting the likes of Peter Manfredo, who Joe should beat and possibly knockout, but he nor his promoter should make the mistake in thinking that Peter is the beast America has to offer. They picked Manfredo because he has some name recognition coming from "The Contender" and he can't break a egg.\n\n    Frank Warren is so starved for a fighter from England to be hailed as "Great" first it was Hamed than Joe and Ricky Hatton and now that those guys are exposed as nothing more than good fighters, fighting selected opponents he's pushing Khan. The English papers will be filled with how Joe defeated the American Peter Manfredo as if it gives Joe some sort of credibility.\n\n   If a Toney vs Calzaghe fight ever took place, Joe wouldn't last 5 rounds, they are on completely different levels. As much as I can't stand Toney, I must admit he by far the way better fighter.\n\n  Thanks for the question Baz.
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Brent me and you both know that this is a joke match up Roy Jones Jr was probably best P4P for the last 10 years before Tarver and Johnson I wont even speak the other boxers name in the same sentance as Roy Jones.\n\nRibafish i will check out his next fight but i still think putting Adamek in a dream match up with Roy Jones is a bit of a joke, Adamek has fought absolutely nobody and Jones has been in the ring with greats like Hopkins, McCallum and Toney. Maybe this question should be posted again in 5 years or so, when Adamek has had some kind of career.
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Right now we are in a Boxing Renaissance. So many good fighters, and only so many weekends to fight. \n\nAs for judging which fight you want to watch, Tarver is the only house hold name in the light heavy weight division. And if Hopkins wins, he still won't be around for the long haul. It will be an entertaining fight, but it will not shed much light in the division. The only question that people are asking about Tarver is will he move to the heavyweight division. I don't think that he will be answering that question by fighting someone moving up from the middle weight division. And if Hopkins wins, how many fights will he stay around for after that. \n\nThe other PPV you have the young up and coming fighters fighing in highly competive divisions. \n\nSo the choice comes down to what you want to see,  the past or the future.