Can you tell me who won the U.F.C. fight between Hughes and Gracie?
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They fight on May 27. The UFC starts at 10 o'clock that night they are the main event so it will be the last fight. You can probly watch it for free at your local Hooters.
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Hughes will win in the second round by KO. The first half of the first round Gracie will be trying to take Hughes down while avoiding getting rocked by a hook to the head. The match will eventually be taken to the mat where Gracie will be trying to submit Hughes but will realize that Hughes can grapple and is a strong SOB. The second round Hughes will rock Gracie early and take it to the mat where he will pound Gracie unmercifully to prove his point...Hughes is dominant and Gracie is old and past his prime. \n\nGracie may have helped change the UFC to a more technical competition but he needs to realize that when he first started he was only facing  brawlers who didn't know how to grapple/wrestle or jujitsu. Hughes can grapple, has some jujitsu training and is strong.
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When he fought Rocky Balboa.\n\nCoach
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Matt Hughes by KO. Gracie will try Hughes to tap out. Hughes' strength and composure will be too overwhelming for Gracie.
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I don't know if you've seen the fight, so I'll try to give you a good play by play.\n\nGoing into the fight we new each fighter had their own advantages. Royce is an expert technician on the ground with dangerous submissions. Hughes is powerful and well rounded.\n\nTo win, Hughes' strategy was most likely to avoid going to the ground for as long as possible, while wearing Royce out on his feet. From the ground, Hughes' goal would be to protect himself from submissions and wear on him with the ground and pound.\n\nTo prepare for the fight Royce worked on his striking skills. He knew that Matt was a well rounded fighter and that he would need to be prepared to face off against him in a striking match until he could take it to the ground. On ground he is a much more technical fighter, but without a gi he knew he would have a harder time defending himself from the 'ground and pound' attack of Hughes.\n\nThe fight started off as expected. Royce showed that he had worked on his striking while Matt avoided the double leg take down that he usually attacked other opponents with. A few minutes in the fighters got into a clench and Matt took Royce down to a side mount, giving himself a good advantage. He worked to keep the pressure on Royce using his elbows while Royce kept a strong defense and worked to slip in his guard.\n\nMatt got an arm lock on Royce, but Royce was able to slip in a half guard to take away his leverage. That combined with his flexibility kept Matt from submitting him. From here the fight took a surprising turn. Matt was able to pass Royce's guard and return to the superior side mount. I think that Royce was too relaxed in letting him do this. He was probably over confident in his ability to control the fight from the ground.\n\nFrom there Royce made yet another mistake. In an attempt to turn Matt he slipped off and gave him his back. It was an incredibly sloppy move for someone of his experience. You could see in his face how disappointed he was with himself after the fight. From there Matt pounded on the back of Royce's head until the fight was called.\n\nI'd like to see a rematch of the fight. Matt definitely controlled the fight, but I was disappointed to see Royce lose by making such a careless mistake. I think that he was over confident in his superiority on the ground, and would likely fight a more careful match if given another chance.
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I think Matt Hughes is going to win. Remember, he is in GSP's head, and combine that with the BJ Penn fight, Hughes has to realize that the competition is closing in on him. I think with his "farm-boy" working attitude, he is going to train even harder for this fight. He is highly motivated because of the fact that GSP dissed him after he beat Penn. Very exciting fight, but in the end, Hughes will have his arm raised in victory once again.
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GSP with a dominant victory over Hughes.  TKO in the 2nd.  It looked like Hughes came in either taking the fight too lightly or with the worst fight plan ever.\n\nGo to Youtube and type in UFC 65.  There's one which shows the whole GSP / Hughes fight.
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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.
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yes, Royce Gracie is his name.  Matt Hughes won, 1st round ref stoppage.  hughes dominated.
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Gracie...i believe he can tie up Hughes and get him in a submission.  If you have ever seen some of Gracies fights, he managed to prevent big time ground and pounders (Ken Shamrock) from hitting him.
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I am pretty sure that Hughes will win. The Gracie of the early 90's I would've had my money on but he's getting old. He pretty much relies on submissions and I'm sure Hughes is training like hell to counter the subissions.
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Hells yeah! We always have a party when a UFC fight is on Pay-Per-View. This is going to be a tough one because Royce is undefeated in the UFC ring and is awesome at submissions. However, Hughes is a POWERHOUSE that could pummel Gracie. Not to mention the fact that Matt is younger and quicker.\n\nI think there is a 50/50 chance of either Gracie with a submission or Hughes with a knockout.
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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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oh man...he (gracie) lost in the first round a little over 4 minutes...man that completely devastaed me...mostly because i know how he felt loosing...he had more to fight for,his name,his family,his dad,and the art in which his family perfected (gracie ju-jit-su)...i am very heartbroke over it but in my mind gracie is still the best warrior to come to ufc...his age probably had a part in it as well as having kids and a wife...when you have a family you become civilized and less agressive.   but he is still the best and i would walk thru hell with him any time!!!GUARANTEED!\nand i do like matt and i like him being the champ...but i didnt want to see what i saw!  but i guess time palys a big part in all sports and every generation gets twp steps ahead of the last,just like baseball...and all the drugs they have now adays play a big part in their strength.and gracie never took anything like that...hell hes 6' and skinny as a rail!not all buff like all the others.\nbut gracie still rules
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Here are the results:\n\nPreliminary Fights:\nMike Nickels b. Wes Combs (R1-3:20 via submission)\nMatt Hamill b. Jesse Forbes (R1-4:47 via TKO)\nLuigi Fiorivanti b. Solomon Hutcherson (R1-4:15 via KO)\nKalib Starnes b. Danny Abbadi (R1-2:56 via submission)\nRory Singer b. Ross Pointon (R1-:44 via submission)\n\nMain Card Fights:\nKeith Jardine b. Wilson Gouveia via 29-28 unanimous decision (Jardine won rounds two and three)\n\nKendall Grove b. Ed Herman via 29-28 unanimous decision (Grove won rounds two and three) to become The Ultimate Fighter (middleweight division)\n\nMichael Bisping b. Josh Haynes via TKO (R2-4:14) to become The Ultimate Fighter (light heavyweight division)\n\nKenny Florian b. Sam Stout via submission (R1-1:46)
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Hughes won by referee stoppage. Had the back mounted, flattened out and was pounding Gracie's head.
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Royce, not Hoyce has a lot of family members. i train at Rorion Gracie's academy in Torrance and his two sons Rener and Ryron are two incredible masters of jiu-jitsu. they are both tall, strong, and fast, with an incredible knowledge and understanding of jiu-jitsu. watch for ryron in the mixed martial arts organizations soon. i feel strongly that he would defeat hughes in the very near future.