who won huges vs st.pierre fight?
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It was GSP. But it was a KO. GSP actually knocke Hughes out at the end of the first but the horn went before he could finish it. \nThen in to the second he continued to dominate Hughes with strikes and kicked him in the head hitting him with his shin. Hughes dropped and GSP jump on him and hit him with 3 good punches and a couple elbows Big John called it cause Matt was esentially out. It was sweet GSP made Hughes look like an d amature. \nBring in the new blood. GSP is gonna be there for a while. There is no one there who casn beat him now...
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Tim Sylvia won by decision - went 5 rounds - he kept the championship belt.  Jeff Monson's eyes were both swollen shut.\n\nMatt Hughes went 1 1/2 minutes into the 2nd round and lost.  He got beat pretty bad - GSP had him in the ground and pound.  GSP now is the new champ.\n\nFrank Mir also lost (this was his first fight since his motorcycle accident).  He was done 1 minute into the first round, he never had a chance.
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I am not sure which bouts you are talking about but the one he used on UFC 58 against BJ is\nMr Vegas & Neg Marron - Tout Le Monde Debout\n\nHope this helps\n:)
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I think its impossible to scan thru the years and come up with just one fight being "the best" I've ever seen. (Sorry). But, I do remember one vividly that I think was one of the "best" and then some. Michael Carbajal vs Humberto Gonzalez in Las Vegas, March 1993. First time in history a Light Flyweight fight was the Main Event on a PPV card.  Probably two of the heaviest handed guys at 108lbs in history. This was the first of the three wars these two had. To make it even more inticing, it was a unification match, Michael's IBF belt against Chiquita's WBC belt. \n\nTensions had been building between the two leading up to fight night. When the bell sounded Gonzalez was all business. Power Punches were coming from every direction. Carbajal gets dropped in Rounds 2 and 5. Going into the 7th Round, Gonzalez lead on all scorecards (58-54 all judges). Carbajal looked weary and dazed. He had been through hades and back up to that point. Carbajal was no quitter and kept the fight competitive with crisp combinations. Between every round hearing his Brother Screaming and trying to keep Michael motivated.  \n\nHumberto was sticking with his game plan and landing vicious combinations once again. I remember looking at the time in the lower right hand corner of the screen and saying "Well Carbajal survived another round but I think he's going down for the count in the 8th"\n\n..2:52--2:53....2:56..7th Round was probably already scored on all the judges cards at that moment, '10 more points for Gonzalez' (I blinked), BAMMMMM!! ...."ARE YOU KIDDING ME???" With only one second remaining in the 7th round (2 minutes 59 seconds say it a few times to get the effect) Carbajal KOs Gonzalez with a picture perfect left hook to the point of the chin. Fantastic Fight, Fantastic Finish.
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its a tought call. both are very good fighters. its a 50/50 match and 1 punch can turn the match either way. i am going w/ tim. he tasted what its like to be a champ.
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The match is confirmed. It will be on WFA "King of streets" event on July 22nd. Bas will take him without trouble no question about that. He's a complete martial artist, a lot more technical and experienced then Kimo.\n\nOne more thing, there is no way in hell Andrei Arlovski would win a decision (good or bad one) or even get to a decision against Fedor Emelianenko.
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Matt Hughes beat him last night in UFC 60 :-(
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That "nut shot" bs is dumb. Hughes got kicked in the groin, in his rematch against Frank Trigg and finished Trigg off with another rear naked choke. If Hughes was going to win against GSP, he would have. Low blows have nothing to do with his loss. He took the time he needed to recover. End of story. \n\nThe fact is, St.Pierre came prepared for the fight and had no intimidation of Hughes, this time around. He's a superior striker, he's faster and more athletic, and he's got an impressive ground game as well (despite not having to use it). Hughes lost the fight because he was kept on his feet, engaged in a striking battle, that was one sided. \n\nHughes has improved his striking ability a great deal but he'll never compare to GSP's striking ability. For Hughes to win a rematch, he'll have to close the distance between him self and GSP. He have to get him to the ground. He'll have to learn to shoot when GSP goes for high kicks because that's when he's vulnerable.  Matt Hughes has to either submit him or "ground and pound him". There's no way in hell Hughes is going to knock out GSP, standing up.
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GSP winner\nSylvia winner
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Anthony Mundine has defeated Danny Green in a unanimous points decision in their super middleweight boxing bout at Aussie Stadium.\nsorry to be the bearer of bad news\nHope that helps\n~Harley~
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The fight was a bigger shutout than any of the experts had predicted. The scores were 120-108, 120-108 and 118-110. Mayweather captures the WBC welterweight title with the win.
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He won the fight fair and square.\nHe beat Morales convincingly.\nHe was the better fighter that night.\nYes. He deserves the win.
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This is a fascinating bout. Two guys with arguably the best jabs in boxing today, one orthodox, one southpaw.\nWhoever lands his jab first and keeps the other guy turning, wins the fight.\nMy pick is Winky.
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in first place winning the competion is Grady Brewer.. he beat Steve Forbes in the finally.. \ni though personally it was devistating when Bravo lost.. i wanted him to win sooo bad.. he really wanted it you know.. i think he won his fight too.. dirty judges..lol. but i was shocked when k-9 didnt win . i thought that he would win the whole thing.. that dude was huge. but neways i feel ya.. i was watching espn for the past couple weeks too.
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Mundine won by UD\n\nMichael Lee 116-113\nPinij Prayadsub 118-111\nDerek Milham 118-112
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It could be Nate Campbell vs. Robie Peden.  I maybe mispelling their names.  Campbell had Peden hurt then started to show boat a little then he got caught and knocked out himself.  It was the 1st fight they fought 2X.
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It looks like this is the guy you wanted: Jawaid Khaliq (23-1-1, 13 KOs). He won the IBO Welterweight title in 2001 with a decision victory over Willy Wise.\nhttp://www.boxrec.com/record009303.html