whats going on with the ufc fights?
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No big fights yet.  So far james Irvin and Hector Ramirez best fight of the night.  Oops.  Irvin just knocked him out with a right hoo and kick to body
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LMAO Brad, I just mentioned something similar in a response to a question earlier. Problem is we need a Juggernaut to come in and clean it up, KO everyone he faces and take all the belts. Then it will really feel like the 80s. \n\nI also agree with what I perceive was a distaste for the fight last night. I almost turned it off. Did you get a look at Brock's feet position?? What in the world? Is this guy just stepping into the ring for the first time? He keeps his feet so close together a stiff breeze could knock him over. Wladimir still gets frazzled when something bad happens, after he got cut he looked like a frightened little boy. "Manny Help me please, tell me its gonna be all right, kiss the boo boo"\n\nOne fighter from the 80s I liked to watch was Michael Dokes, his fight with Holyfield in March of 89 was fantastic.\n\nMaybe they can stage a play where Wladimir plays Cooney, Valuev plays Coetzee, Toney plays Tubbs, Rahman plays Witherspoon etc etc They can enter the ring to songs like "Tainted Love" or "Sweet Dreams"..
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MMA stands for Mixed Martial Arts....so check in the Martial Arts section to discuss ufc and pride fighting
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According to Boxrec, Johnson was scheduled to fight yesterday (the 7th). Unfortunately, as of the time I checked the results were not yet posted.
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Roy Jones is not fighting on March 11. They were trying to make a match with Bernard Hopkins, but they couldn't agree on the division of the purse. Jones probably won't fight for a couple of months.\n\nBut, as stated above, most casinos do show the fights. Just call up anyplace that's close to you, and they'll let you know if they're going to show any upcoming fights.
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O'Neil Bell, Shannon Briggs, Chris Byrd, Steve Cunningham, Alexander Dimitrenko, Ty Fields and Samuel Peter and one more heavyweight.\n\nYou can find a little more about what's going on at http://www.fightnews.com/greene54.htm
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try going to their official website. if you don't know it, use google.\nHere's what I got from the website:\n\nAbout Me\nMember since: August 26, 2006\nTotal points: 1,750 (Level 3)\nPoints earned this week:\nTotal answers:\nBest answers:\n\n \n\nSt. Pierre showed no respect to his hero in their rematch, scoring a one-sided second round TKO to win the UFC Welterweight Championship.\n\nSt. Pierre (13-1) pushed the pace early behind leg kicks and the occasional punch as Hughes (42-5) took his time looking for an opening. At the one minute mark of the round, it was St. Pierre picking the action up even more emphatically as he put Hughes on his heels with his impressive standup, which nonetheless brought a smile from the champion. Two low kicks from St. Pierre halted his momentum though as Hughes was forced to take a short break to recover. The Canadian kept his focus upon the restart and went right back to working his faster hands and feet on Hughes and tossing off the Illinois native’s first half-hearted takedown attempt. With under 1:20 to go, St. Pierre opted to take the fight to the canvas and landed some strikes before standing and scoring with a knee. Hughes looked to get back into the scoring column by committing to a takedown, but St. Pierre brushed him off and finished with a right hand that dropped the champion just before the bell intervened.\n\nHughes began the second round with a smirk, but this was no laughing matter, as St. Pierre was not only winning the standup game, he was showing the physical strength to keep the champion at bay. With 3:45 left, St. Pierre hit paydirt, landing a high left kick that put Hughes on the mat again, this time, the bell wouldn’t save the longtime champion, and with referee John McCarthy’s stoppage at 1:25 of the second, a new king was crowned.\n\nIn the co-feature, Tim Sylvia retained his UFC Heavyweight Championship with a gritty five round unanimous decision over Jeff Monson in a fight that was a lot closer than the 50-45 and 49-46 (twice) judges’ verdicts.\n\nThere was no question who the victor was though, as the 6-8 Sylvia’s takedown defense and surprising submission attempts, coupled with harder striking, proved to be too much for the game Monson, who at 5-9 was giving up almost a foot in height to the champion.\n\nThe first round played out according to prediction, with Sylvia looking to fight from long range while stuffing Monson’s takedown attempts. The champion was successful in this endeavor, but what fans didn’t expect was to see Monson land the more effective strikes of the round against Sylvia, though they were more of the points scoring nature, not causing any real damage.\n\nThe packed house started to get restless in the second round, and the fighters responded, with Sylvia picking up his work rate as Monson continued looking for the takedown unsuccessfully, with Sylvia either sprawling or tossing ‘The Snowman’ aside with relative ease. All the while, the strikes from Sylvia started to land with more and more frequency as Monson was seemingly stuck in neutral.\n\nEarly in the third round, just when it appeared Sylvia was pulling away, Monson finally got a takedown and the crowd roared. Monson started to open up with strikes from inside Sylvia’s guard, but whenever he tried to pass, Sylvia kept him stationary and began firing back with strikes of his own from the bottom. With two minutes left though, Monson moved to side control and briefly locked in a choke that Sylvia slipped out of. The challenger continued to work ferociously, knowing that this may be his only chance to keep the 6-8 Sylvia on the mat, and after escaping from another choke attempt, the champion stood and referee John McCarthy brought Monson to the ringside physician to check on his cut and almost closed right eye. The doctor allowed the bout to continue, but two big knees by Sylvia dropped Monson just before the bell rung, and the end appeared to be near.\n\nHis right eye
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There haven't been any announcements saying it is cancelled.  It should be Hernandez vs Harang tonight.
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&^&^&^\n\nNot much just sophisticated street fighting
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He was supposed to be fighting on December 30 UFC  66 LIddel vs Ortiz. He wa on the fight card. But they took him off don't know why...
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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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No. I do not think the fight was fixed. For one thing, the gi is no longer allowed in the UFC. That has been the case for a long time now. It was strange that the Gracies weren't in his corner although Helio was watching from the crowd. He did have his family in the dressing room and he was training with one of them. Gracie has been working on his striking skills and that was part of his strategy going in. But what I found strange was not the fact that he was striking. It was the fact that Hughes made all of the submission attempts and nearly broke Royce's arm. He didn't look like the old Royce but to say that he threw the fight for some unknown political reason seems a bit far fetched. The Gracie's are very proud of their reputation and I don't think they would throw a fight. I think Matt Hughes is just the better fighter of them in today's world. If Matt had fought Royce while he was in his prime, I think the outcome would have been different.
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his last fight was about 9-10 days ago, he won. it is rumored that he is gonna fight once more and than fight the winner of Wright/Quartey, but as of now there is now official news.
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i think they do. i hate to think that the UFC is going or will go the "WWE" route. (Let's keep it real fellas) Anybody who watched "The Ultimate Fighter" felt the extreme animosity between these two. Shamrock is a complete fool. I never thought that Tito would end up displaying more maturity than Ken. How can he possibly think he can beat Tito? Does he even remember the last time?
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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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The next fight for the ICEMAN is Rento Babalu Sobral the fight will take place at UFC 62 in August I think we will see a new Rento but i think Chuck will KO him again in the second or third. \n\nChuck is one of the most exiting fighters in mma today and is looking to be unbeatabl against the UFC lightheavy weights hope he gets to fight Tito again after his fight with Ken.
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GSP dominated the fight and won by a TKO in the 2nd.\n\nthere's a full clip of the fight on Youtube.  Just type in UFC 65.