Is Georges St. Pierre going to beat BJ Penn at the next Ultimate Fight?
156836
i don't know. i hope 4 da best, though.
578502
NOBODY. The heavyeight division has been dismal for years now. It does not look like its gonna get any better anytime soon. There are no prospects, no one that I can even think of that will have an impact in the heavyweight division. Its really sad. I mean look at the current champs of the division...give me a break. In his prime Holyfeild wouldve killed these guys, and let me not even start on what a young tyson wouldve done, heck Ill even take a riddick bowe at this point!!
673677
Nope.  In Los Angeles:\n\nAfter 11 years away from the house that he built, Royce Gracie will aim to awe the fight world when he returns to the Octagon to take on UFC Champion Matt Hughes and prove, once and for all, that he is a master in the sport of the mixed martial arts.\n\nGracie, credited for launching MMA in the United States, will take on two-time World Champion Matt Hughes, considered by many to be the greatest welterweight competitor in UFC history.\n\nUltimate Fighting Championship presents UFC 60: HUGHES VS. GRACIE - live on Pay-Per-View from Staples Center in L.A.\n\nHope this helps!
850773
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
907227
naw he's only 802, couple fights left in him. Hopefully he loses this one so he wil have no choice but to retire.
230056
I DONT THINK NEITHER WOULD WIN. THEY BOTH CAN BEAT EACH OTHER OUT IN LYRICS BUT IN A FIST FIGHT? I DONT THINK THEY HAVE THAT MUCH BALLS. IT MIGHT DAMAGE THEIR CAREER.
570364
Dude, that is a tough one to answer.\n\nBoth are highly skilled and have a lot of momentum on their sides.\n\nIt might be the difference of youth vs experience.\n\nEveryone keeps saying the Gracie will immediately go for submissions, but, keep an open mind. He is a well rounded fighter.\n\nI don't know what technique Hughes will use, but his outrageous strength will come in very handy. Hughes might want to stand on his for a while to wear Gracie down.\n\nBut, I am very bad at making predictions, so, I am waiting impatiently for May 27.
1121989
yeaaaaaaaa batista will beat mark henry for sho. i cant wait to he come bacc for he can get his paybacc cuz mark henry sholl need it
883147
I would like to see Hatton earn another quality win before I believe he can compete with Floyd.  The Collazo fight lowered Hatton's stock a bit.  If he can beat another good 147 lb fighter in the top 5 than I say give him a shot otherwise I haven't seen any thing that makes me think he can compete with Mayweather.
673449
John Ruiz is one of my favorite boxers but he really has been in a crisis lately and I think that he is going to have his work cut out for him in this match against Ibragimov. But to be honest i believe that whoever wins this fight will stand very little chance of wining against Wladimir. He is in my opinion the best heavyweight in the world at the moment. The way he handled Chris Byrd in his last fight was just awesome and it's really hard for me to see anything else except the winner of this elimination bout ending up in similar fashion.
502150
hopefully at the next PPV
795731
Joe broke his hand again in the fight against Bika so i would say it is gonna be a while before we see Joe back in the ring again, possibly 12 months, so i cant see Hopkins sitting around waiting for this fight which isn't going to improve his legendary status all that much. I believe Joe would want to unify the titles against Kessler first anyway before he goes to America to finish of his career and try to become the greatest British fighter of alltime.\nB-Hop will probably stay retired i would guess, what more has he got to prove to anyone, he can only harm his career by continuing.
708350
Probably never. He's basically a jobber to the stars right now.\n\nHe MAY get the title in the future, when the WWE starts getting desperate, but that's it.\n\nI think that's his spot right there: top-midcard, just like Scott "Razor Ramon" Hall. He may be inserted into championship matches as an additional competitor (New Years Revolution), but won't win. He'll probably end up being a lackey for a bigger superstar in the match and help the bigger superstar win.
911474
I wouldn't call his performance impressive becuz mishama kept going back into the guillotine and he acted like he was retarded fighting Steveson. I would say he is next in like against Sherk. He wont beat him. Then I would say Kenny Florian or Sam Stout would fight him for the belt.
345009
The fight is going to be held on the 27th of may for the first time in California.\n\nI think that Royce will win by submission if he doesn't win by submission Hughes will win on points.\n\nShould be a great battle see you there.
665205
for those who doesnt know Prince Badi Ajamu ,Roy Jones Jr. will try to snap a three-fight losing streak when he returns to the ring on July 29 at a site to be determined. Jones will apparently be taking on Prince Badi Ajamu (25-2-1, 14 KOs). While some question Jones' desire to continue fighting after looking bad in his last four fights, there's another question that every boxing fan will be asking ... who is Prince Badi Ajamu? Excellent question. Ajamu is a 34-year old light heavyweight from Philadelphia who has lost to Rico Hoye and Otis Grant and fought to a draw against Anthony Bonsante (yes, the "#1 Dad" guy from TV's The Contender series). None of Ajamu's wins came against anyone significant. So why is he getting a shot at Roy Jones Jr.? Another excellent question. In part because he holds the following light heavyweight titles: NABO, WBC Continental Americas, WBC CABOFE, IBC Intercontinental and Pennsylvania State champion. Meaningless? Absolutely. However, a victory by Jones could give one of the four major ratings organizations an excuse to make Jones the mandatory challenger for the title. Tomasz Adamek, Fabrice Tiozzo, Clinton Woods and Zsolt Erdei are the currently recognized light heavyweight champs ... so it's fairly obvious why each rating organization is eager to grant Jones a title shot. If Jones, 37, were to lose against Ajamu then he would almost certainly have no choice but to retire.
855826
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.