who won UFC  bad intentions welterwieght fight last night? give me details?
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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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I agree with your assertion. Taylor won the fight. Taylor was clearly more "in-charge" throughout the fight. This is not to say Winky did not make it close the second half of the fight, because, indeed he did. Having said that, let me also point out the fact  that ever true fan/ student of boxing knows that you are rewarded for aggressiveness, and, ring generalship. Forget everything else, but, if we simply looked at two virtually unknown fighters and one displayed the ring generalship, and, (controlled) aggression that Taylor did in the fight, there is no doubt that that fighter would win. In closing let me simply say, Styles make fights---and judges/and politics ruin them. Well, atleast we get to see the rematch, this will most likely be a trilogy. I hope not, but, more likely than not. For the record, Jermain is a super fighter.
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I am not really sure.  I was at the UFC (was it 59?) live in Las Vegas for the USA vs. Canada matches when GSP beat BJ Penn and frankly the whole crowd was in an uproar because we really felt BJP should have won.  I was not impressed with GSP's performance that night (a little sarcasm for you there).  I also think GSP is a little overconfident going into this fight, which could be his downfall.  Lots of people say Matt is cocky, well have you watched UFC Unleashed (the special about the upcoming matches)?  GSP did nothing but talk about how great he is and how much training he has, how superior his training is over Matt's and how much better than Matt he is all around.  Everything Matt said was in response to GSP's constant macho uptalk about himself.  I really like Matt Hughes - he impressed the heck out of me with his win over Royce Gracie.  However, I think he should have put BJ Penn away a lot sooner in the match than he did.  So I'm nervous about the fight.  I WANT Matt to win (badly) but I think GSP has a good chance at it.
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Manny Pacquiao won on the 3rd round he beat Erik Morale with 3 knock-outs. Erik sat on the corner and tought that he can't take it anymore. That's what he said on the interview.
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Floyd Mayweather Jr. beat Carlos Baldomir by an unanimous decision. Two judges scored it 120-108, and one scored it 118-110. It ended a little after nine Pacific time. \n\nFightnews has the details on the fight and pics:\nhttp://www.ufcfightnews.com/11-mayweather-baldomir.htm\n\nNo game, though. ;-D
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I don't know how many more people are going to ask this question. His next fight is against Renato Sobral at UFC 62 in August. It has been confirmed about 2 months ago.
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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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The fight went as most boxing experts expected. \n\nThe puncher (Mayorga) landed a few good shots and one or two seemed to stagger De La Hoya. Another couple of those, or one _really_ good one, and the puncher might have won.\n\nThe experienced pro (Oscar) _Boxed_ the other guy. From the start, Oscar showed why he has been a dominant fighter in more than one weight class for more than a decade. He even showed power when he down Majorga in the first round. His defense against Majorga's looping rights was effective. He found the openings that almost always occur with wild punchers and he landed good shots. The short left hook counter was doing just great.\n\nI think the stoppage was a good one. Mayorga was obviously stunned in the middle of the ring when his arms dropped and he staggered back to the ropes. He was trying to counter and he was throwing his arms out to look like he was punching, but it was mostly in desparation. When Oscar landed several consecutive clean shots to the head .. that was enough .. and rightly so. \n\nI enjoyed the fight a lot.
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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 saw it!!!! Now tell me....U kno damn well if that were another ref, it would have been stopped. Green looked out on his feet and falling against the ropes with his eyes closed and hands and arms dangling! It should have ben stopped, but Im glad it wasnt! lol. He looked just as hurt as the guy he fought b4 this and destroyed in the 1st round.\n\nGreen certainly did the  fastest recovery Ive EVER seen for someone who was OUT ON HIS FEET!!!\n\nNow they say he may fight Joe Calzake, the guy who just beat Jeff Lacy.
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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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Although toney might be the best skilled hw boxer right now, and valuev may be the most physically imposing, i have to say my current favorite is lamon brewster. He has true heavyweight power (as evidenced by his comeback stoppage of klitchko and quick knock out of golota) and he clearly has a lot of heart (fighting sergei with a detached retina from round 1 and nearly pulling out a decision). The amazing thing is is even though he is an american heavy, he really has recieved very little pub and needed to win the fight he lost in part because of injury. Its pretty disappointing as he really could have launched if he won a few more fights consecutively.
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Josh Shockman vs. Jake O'Brien (Pictures)\nRound 1\nThe first frame is all O'Brien. Jake scored three takedowns in the round and scored with some ground and pound. Sherdog.com scores it 10-9 for O'Brien. \n\nRound 2\nMore of the same in the second round. O'Brien scored with several takedowns, followed more standups from referee Steve Mazzagatti. The crowd grew restless and showered the arena with boos as the pace remained slow. Sherdog.com scores the uneventful round 10-9 for O'Brien. \n\nRound 3\nDifferent round, same story. More takedowns from O'Brien followed by ref standups due to lack of action. Sherdog.com and the three judges' score the fight 3-27 for Jake O'Brien. \n\nJames Irvin (Pictures) vs. Hector Ramirez (Pictures)\nRound 1\nRamirez charging forward with hard strikes early in the round. Irivn lands some crisp kicks to Ramirez's leg. Ramirez scores a single leg and quickly takes Irvin's back. Irvin escapes. Irvin launches a wild spinning back fist that misses. Both fighters trade punches. Ramirez scores another takedown just as the horn sounds to end the opening stanza. Sherdog.com scores it 10-9 for Ramirez. \n\nRound 2\nIrvin continues to score with the low kicks. Irivn lands a superman punch. Ramirez throws a sloppy looping punch that is countered by an Irvin straight right directly on the button. Irvin finished with a kick to the body and some some elbows to the back of his downed opponent's head. Irvin wins by TKO (Strikes) 2:36 R2. \n\nSherman Pendergarst vs. Antoni Hardonk\nRound 1\nPendergarst scores a quick takedown. Sherman working hard with lots of punches from Hardonk's guard. The referee restarts the action to standing. Pendergarst is totally gassed out from the ground and pound he executed early in the round. Hardonk scores with a few kicks to the leg. Hardonk lands a straight left then a hard lowkick that end the fight. Hardonk wins via KO at 3:15 of the first. \n\nNick Diaz (Pictures) vs. Gleison Tibau\nRound 1\nTibau stuffed an early Diaz shot and muscled the fight to the canvas. Tibau working his ground and pound from Diaz's guard. Diaz turtled and Tibau tried to take his back, but Diaz reversed the postion. Tibau then worked for an ompalata and a tight Kimura. with 1:20 left in the frame, Diaz swept and landed some nice ground and pound of his own. Sherdog.com scores the close first round 10-9 for Diaz, who stole the round in the last minute. \n\nRound 2\nTibau pushed Diaz to the cage and worked unsuccessfully for a takedown for about 60 seconds. A visably fatigued Tibau flooped to guard. Diaz moved to knee on belly against the cage and pounded the Brazilian out. Diaz wins via TKO at 2:27 of the second round. \n\nJoe Stevenson (Pictures) vs. Dokonjonosuke Mishima (Pictures)\nRound 1\nMishima quickly throws Stevenson to the mat. Stevenson locks up a very tight guillotine but Mishima escapes. Mishima moves to side-control but Stevenson works back to guard. Stevenson locks up another guillotine but this time forces a tap. Stevenson wins via submission at 2:07 in the first round. \n\nBrandon Vera (Pictures) vs. Frank Mir (Pictures)\nRound 1\nVera with a left hook. Vera lands a straight right and a vicious knee that rocks Mir. The former champion shoots but Vera stuffs and drags him to the canvas. Vera striking from side-control. Mir is in huge trouble. The referee halts the action at the 1:09 mark. \n\nAlessio Sakara (Pictures) vs. Andrew McFedries\nRound 1\nRight hand lands for McFedries. Sakara lands a knee from the clinch. McFedries lands a punch that briefly stuns Sakara. Sakara lands a few body punches then a straight right that ejects McFedries mouthpiece. McFedries takes the fight to the canvas after eating a Sakara right hand. Sakara starting to tee off with punches from short and long range. McFedries lands a right uppercut that drops Sakara. The American then finishes with a few punches before the referee stops the action at the 4:07 of th
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Matt Hughes beat him last night in UFC 60 :-(
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Caleb took a mean knee to the ribs, but I have seen worse. He should have fought to the death. It looked to me that Caleb started getting tired while Kendall got his second wind. I feel Shamrock's lax training is hurting the team. I don't care for tito, but hard work produces hard results. Plus Kendall is my home boy from Hawaii. He did start to land good punches late, and had him (Caleb) backing up.
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Kendall Grove v. Ed Herman...Kendall won by decision but Dana awarded them both contracts like he did on UFC I (Stefan Bonner v. Forrest Griffen). The second fight is about to start. \n\nBisping the Brit won the 2nd fight.
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I was there, and while I was very surprised at how the fight went, I would have to disagree with you when you say Hughes-Gracie was "a dud". Aside from the Diego Sanchez-John Alessio fight, the whole card was great.\n\nTo answer your question, however, there are a few fights I'd love to see and one of them in coming up in July and that's Arlovski-Sylvia pt.3, and Ortiz-Shamrock pt.2. I'd also like to see either Liddell vs. Arlovski, Liddell vs. Vanderlei Silva or Liddell vs. Brandon Vera, Royce Gracie vs. Jeremy Horn, Bonnar vs. Griffin pt.2, Matt Hughes vs. Diego Sanchez (just for the pleasure of possibly seeing Hughes demolish Diego), and Chris Leben vs. Josh Koschek pt.2