Cheney vs. Rumfeld: Next Ultimate Fighting Bout--who will win?
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Chuck Norris would win
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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.
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"Lightning" Harry Joe Yorgey knew David Toribio would be a difficult boxing opponent.\n\nToribio, a late replacement for Mike Melvin on Monday night’s professional card at the Pennsylvania Convention Center, had a better record and had fought some world-class contenders.\n\nYorgey, a Bridgeport native and Phoenixville Area Police Athletic League (PAL) graduate, answered the bell with some clout of his own in a unanimous six-round decision in a junior middleweight bout.\n\nThe undefeated Yorgey (16-0, 8 KOs) knocked Toribio to the canvas twice in the fourth round, drawing a pair of standing eight counts. He outscored Toribio 58-54, 59-54, 59-53 on the judges’ official cards.\n\nToribio, who hails from Miami, Fla., saw his record slip to 12-6 with seven knockouts. He had been 12-0 before going the distance with some highly regarded fighters in the top 12 in the world.\n\n"This guy had a better record and fought some world-class fighters," Yorgey said. "He fought WBC champion Jermaine Taylor, who is the best middleweight right now, and went the distance with Oscar Diaz, who is in the top 12 fighters in the world."\n\nYorgey floored Toribio with a hard right hand in the fourth round after a hook sent the foe down initially.\n\n"He (Toribio) was crowding me inside, and I was tight," Yorgey said. "I threw the jab and then -- Boom! -- landed with the right hand that hurt him.\n\n"The corner told me I was looking for the knockout and not putting punches together. I started looking for combinations, and it worked."\n\nYorgey picked up the pace with his punches, but Toribio, even after getting decked twice, hung tough and continued to throw and land punches.\n\n"It is a step up climbing up the ladder," Yorgey said. "The most important thing is I am 16-0, and I have no injuries. That is 100 percent important."
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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 want to see the best fighters, and the better fighters are going to do mma.  It's tough watching boxing when you know the best boxers probably would'nt have a chance in a cage, so my money will never go to see 2 guys pound each other for 12 rounds then have a decision go to crooked judges.
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Last Saturday (June 10) Miguel Cotto went the distance with Paulie Malignaggi before winning a decision.\n\nAnd on another pay-per-view Bernard Hopkins outclassed Antonio Tarver to win a decision.\n\nTaylor - Wright is this weekend, but it's on HBO, not PPV.
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Green\n\n But the fight after the fight will be better
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If you really like both of the events..I would pick the UFC PPV..Reason being, A week after the Pac -Morales fight.HBO will show the replay probably on the Marquez vs Jaca fight..On the other hand., UFC will not replay unless you pay the replay PPV..
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That's a tough one, but something I'm glad we'll never get to find out. Marciano was almost stopped on cuts in '54 and had his first knockdown loss a couple of years before that, so there were different things beginning to happen that would surely have ended in eventual defeat.\n\nConsidering that we don't know for sure who his next opponents would have been, I can't say whether or not they would have been able to beat Marciano, who retained his focus throughout his career and was perhaps better defensively towards the end.\n\nUnfortunately, I'm not very familiar with fighters from that era, so I can't tell you who might have had a chance at beating him, but it would definitely have to be someone with a strong speed advantage. Maybe there really wasn't anyone around for a while who could have beat him.
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Silva definitely. I personally don't like him but Liddell wouldn't stand a chance. Wanderlei is physically stronger his Thai boxing is a lot better and his jiu jitsu skills are more advanced then Liddell's as well. Chuck's only advantage might be in his wrestling skills which are better then Silva's in my opinion but I don't think it would make much difference in this match. So once again my pick is Wanderlei by TKO or a KO in the first or early in the second round.\nThis match could actually happen soon because Wanderlei is a free agent now, his contract with Pride recently expired. And if UFC presents him a good offer we might be seeing this. I really hope we do.
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It's a little more interesting, but I think the fight would play out very similar to the first two. Hopkins dominating Tarver doesn't in any way mean that he would dominate Taylor if they were to meat again. After all, Taylor is a much more agressive fighter who won't lay off. Hopkins has already solidified his place in the boxing hall of fame. I personally think it's great for him to step down and leave an open space for some of the up-and-coming fighters out there.
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Wow! A lot of people are showing their support for the PacMan on here. I have to admit I think he'll win too, but by a controversial split decision. Then they'll have a rematch and Morales will beat him into the canvas.
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pride and ufc are just different competitions,the only difference is pride is in a ring,the ufc is in a cage...\nuntil pride versus ufc happens we will never know who is the real world champion...i think chuck liddel would beat wanderlei silva...alovski v fedor would be interesting
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Jermain Taylor would beat Arthur Abraham. Abraham is still learning, and has not fought any "real" contenders. He struggled quite a bit with Kofi Jantuah (who?) and even admitted to having a hard time with him and learning a lot from that fight. Taylor beat Bernard Hopkins, not once, but twice. The first win may have been controversial, but the 2nd one was decisive. The real question is, who will win: Winky Wright or Jermain Taylor?
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trying to decide who would win the next match
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UFC fighting is fake what a joke. I can't wait till the fight between Royce Gracie and Matt Hughes. May 27 I would love to see that one. The slamming of Hughes vs Brazilian jujitsu of Gracie. I predict one of the best all-time fights hope it goes for awhile.
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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.