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Not a huge card but hey, I'll take it. Especailly when it's for a great cause! Josh "Kos" Koscheck vs. Yoshiyuki "Zenko" Yoshida Mike "Quick" Swick vs. Jonathan "The Road Warrior" Goulet Steve "Robot" Cantwell vs. Razak Al-Hussan Tim Credeur vs. Nate Loughran Matt Wiman Vs. Jim Miller
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Team of 11...Always
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Yeah should be a fun event even if the card isn't that solid. The next PPV event is the one I'm looking forward to..
Noguiera/Mir Griffin/Evans Jackson/Silva HELL YEAH! |
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Yeah. UFC 92 should be off the chart! That is a stacked card if there ever was one. Don't forget about the TUF Finals this Saturday!
The Ultimate Fighter 8” Lightweight Final Phillipe Nover vs. Efrain Escudero “The Ultimate Fighter 8” Light Heavyweight Final Ryan Bader vs. Vinicius Magalhaes Jason MacDonald vs. Wilson Gouveia Anthony Johnson vs. Kevin Burns Junie Allen Browning vs. Dave Kaplan Krzysztof Soszynski vs. Shane Primm Eliot Marshall vs. Jules Bruchez Kyle Kingsbury vs. Tom Lawlor Shane Nelson vs. George Roop Roli Delgado vs. John Polakowski
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In Domino Confido
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Did you see Corey Hill's leg break during his match last night?
WARNING....not for weak stomachs!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hwp_JwwGPhc
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Junie claims his actions on TUF were somewhat of an act to get noticed but I find it disgusting that someone can act like that and be rewarded for it. Yahoo! Sports has released the list of the Top 10 North American Pay-Per-View buyrates for 2008 and it's clear that pro wrestling no longer dominates the PPV market. In fact, only 1 pro wrestling event broke the top 10 (WrestleMania 24) and it featured professional boxer Floyd Mayweather as one of its top attractions. Here's the top 10 list: 1. Boxing: Oscar De La Hoya vs. Manny Pacquiao, Dec. 6, 1,250,000 2. UFC: Brock Lesnar vs. Randy Couture, Nov. 15, 1,010,000 3. Wrestling: WrestleMania, Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Paul “Big Show” Wight, March 30, 670,000 4. UFC: Georges St. Pierre vs. Jon Fitch/Lesnar vs. Heath Herring, Aug. 9, 625,000 5. UFC: Lesnar vs. Frank Mir, Feb. 2, 600,000 6. UFC: Quinton Jackson vs. Forrest Griffin, July 5, 540,000 7. UFC: St. Pierre vs. Matt Serra, April 19, 530,000 8. Boxing: Felix Trinidad vs. Roy Jones Jr., Jan. 19, 500,000 9. UFC: Chuck Liddell vs. Rashad Evans, Sept. 6, 480,000 10. UFC: B.J. Penn vs. Sean Sherk/Tito Ortiz vs. Lyoto Machida, May 24, 475,000 Brock Lesnar’s 2.2 million buys over three fights made him the most-watched PPV fighter in 2008. His total was the second highest total in UFC history, trailing only Tito Ortiz, who did 2.25 million in headlining three events in 2006. And this is why Lesnar gets the attention he does and why he was promoted so hard. Here is a great article on Lesnar: http://www.rapidcityjournal.com/arti...2562490078.txt
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Tito ortiz (personally i dislike him) might be the only guy who can save affliction. I think affliction will fold eventually, but Tito gives them a chance, he's a good "showman"
Also, very excited for GSP vs B.J. 2 - Gsp will win 100% tho, can't wait to see it. This coming ufc on dec 27th is amazing: What a card!: Rashad Evans Vs Forrest Griffin Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira Vs. Frank Mir CB Dollaway Vs. Mike Massenzio Wanderlei Silva Vs. Quinton Jackson Cheick Kongo Vs. Mostapha Al Turk Yushin Okami Vs. Dean Lister Antoni Hardonk Vs. Mark Burch Matt Hamill Vs. Reese Andy Ryo Chonan Vs. Brad Blackburn Dan Evensen Vs. Pat Barry |
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![]() Here is some unfortunate news: WILL RIBEIRO FIGHTING FOR LIFE AFTER CRASH World Extreme Cagefighting bantamweight Will Ribeiro was in a motorcycle accident early Tuesday morning and is currently comatose in a hospital in Brazil, according to a report by Frank Curreri on WEC.com. Ribeiro's manager, Ed Soares, confirmed the news. According to the report: "Soares said one of his assistants in Brazil told him Ribeiro was riding as a passenger on the motorcycle and was not wearing a helmet. The street they were riding on was slick due to rain. Ribeiro was rushed to a local hospital and underwent emergency surgery. 'My assistant said that the doctor said for sure that he (Ribeiro) has lost sight in one of his eyes,' Soares said. 'Hes still in a coma. After surgery the doctor said there is a 50-50 shot that he will come out of it (survive).'" Ribeiro, currently ranked No. 7 in the world at 135 pounds, competed recently at WEC 37 in Las Vegas on Dec. 3, where he lost via submission to No. 2 ranked Brian Bowles. Hes a very positive guy, very hard-working, a good person, Soares said of Ribeiro to WEC.com. He had had a very rough life. His mother passed away like seven years ago and he took over the care of his younger sister. He's like a father-brother-mother to her I'm still crushed right now.
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Regardless tho, amazing fighters definitely keep our eyes peeled to the screen, but a huge part of any business is marketing, and hype, and tito is a hype man more than a fighter. We'll see what happens with affliction tho. I don't think they'll last to 2010. |
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This is a very good card for the UFC and would say great if there were a couple of more interesting fights. Did anyone notice who was on this card? Take a guess. Ryo Chonan . Who is he? He tapped Anderson Silva with 10sec left in their fight in Pride. It was a freakin' slick flying scissors takedown into a leg lock. There was noone more baffled than Silva. |
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Chonan's last three fights have been very unispiring, imo. I hope he makes a better showing than those stinkers. Looks like it will be on the undercard non-televised fights too.
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These days however, Chonan isn't that great in my opinion and won't do very well in the ufc if his last 2 fights are any kind of indication. |
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There are several other interesting fights than the 3 you quoted me on, they just don't have the "big named superstars" as much as those 3. But they will still be great.
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