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Sunday, January 29, 2012

Rashad Evans vs. Phil Davis UFC on Fox 2 results and free video stream

What he needed to happen ... didn't happen, however. Henderson needed Phil Davis to score the upset over Rashad Evans, but that didn't happen, with "Sugar" likely taking at least four of the five rounds convincingly. Davis just didn't have anything for Rashad's seasoned style, and now Evans has earned himself a shot at Jon Jones and the Light Heavyweight Championship. Had Davis won the fight, he likely would have had to have another fight to get a title shot, but the loss to Evans sets him back.
With Anderson Silva likely fighting Chael Sonnen next for the Middleweight Championship, it looks like Henderson will need to fight to keep busy.
A win is a win is a win. For fast-rising - but still relatively unknown - Chris Weidman, you don't pass up an opportunity to fight on a FOX main card against a top-10 middleweight. Not even if you get just 11 days' notice and still have 32 pounds to shed in order for it to be official.
Lavar Johnson KTFO Joey Beltran UFC on Fox 2
"You've always got supporters, you've always got haters," Bisping said. "But that's not what concerns me. What concerns me is going out there and putting on great fights and providing for my wife and children."
Chris Weidman earns a unanimous decision victory over Demian Maia in the opening bout of the main card of the UFC on FOX 2: "Evans vs. Davis" event last night (Sat., Jan. 28, 2012) at the United Center in Chicago, Illinois. Bruce Buffer originally announced that Weidman had won a split decision; however, UFC President Dana White later tweeted that a mistake was made and Weidman had actually won via unanimous decision.
"I wanted to win tonight, but I obviously didn't do enough. I feel I won the fight, but obviously Chael's walking away the victor."
Charles Oliveira Calf Crushers Eric Wisely UFC on Fox 2
Though he is disappointed in not having his hand raised, Bisping is not making any excuses. He did have a change in opponent on short notice as he was originally set to fight Demian Maia, but an opportunity arose for him to get a chance to fight in the main event against Sonnen when Mark Munoz got hurt and he jumped all over it.
Some believe that this change in opponent

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Highlights:
UFC on Fox 2 Results:
UFC on Fox 2 Results: Chael Sonnen defeats Michael Bisping by unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28)
UFC on Fox 2 Results: Chris Weidman defeats Demian Maia by split decision (29-28 Weidman, 29-28 Maia, 29-28 Chris Weidman)
UFC on Fox 2 Results: Evan Dunham defeats Nik Lentz by TKO (doctor stoppage) at 5:00 of round 2.
UFC on Fox 2 Results: Mike Russow defeats Jon Olav Einemo by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 30-270
UFC on Fox 2 Results: Cub Swanson defeats George Roop by TKO (strikes, referee stoppage) at 2:22 of round 2.
UFC on Fox 2 Results: Charles Olivera defeats Eric Wisely by submission (calf slicer) at 1:43 of round 1.
UFC on Fox 2 Results: Michael Johnson defeats Shane Roller by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)
UFC on Fox 2 Results: Lavar Johnson defeats Joey Beltran by KO (strikes, referee stoppage) at 4:24 of round 1.
UFC on Fox 2 Results: Chris Camozzi defeats Dustin Jacoby by submission (guillotine choke) at 1:08 of round 3.
UFC on Fox 2 will take place Jan. 28, 2012 at Chicago's United Center.
The main event features a non-title light heavyweight bout between former UFC light heavyweight champion Rashad Evans and rising contender Phil Davis.
The co-main event features middleweights Chael Sonnen and Mark Munoz, with the winner possibly being granted a title shot against UFC middleweight champion Anderson Silva.
Sonnen fell to Silva after taking the champion to task for five rounds during their championship bout at UFC 117 in August of 2010. Sonnen has been campaigning for a second shot at Silva since the loss, calling out the champion following a dominating performance over for WEC champion Brian Stann at UFC 136.

Rashad Evans vs. Phil Davis UFC on Fox 2 Part 1

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Sunday, January 22, 2012

UFC GOT HACKED!!!! GO TO UFC.COM website is f -up dana white is going bannanas

UFC GOT HACKED!!!! GO TO UFC.COM


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It looks like ESPN and the FTC aren’t the only entities with the UFC in their crosshairs. Sometime around 5pm EST the UFC homepage was taken over by a group identifying themselves as the “Underground Nazi H4ck3rGr0up”. The splash page featured a bizarre anime-style sketch of Adolf Hitler with the names of the guilty parties. Streaming in the background was some song so god awful that even Shazam refused to identify it.. The site is still hijacked as of the posting of this story.
The hack is likely to be in retaliation for UFC Executive VP Lawrence Epstein’s interview with the LVRJ in support of SOPA.
UFC Website Hacked, Possibly As Retaliation For SOPA Support
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Kendall Grove wins againest Minowa at ProElite 3 ?

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Pro Elite 3 took place last night (January 21, 2012) from the Neil S. Blaisdell Center in Honolulu, Hawaii. With the UFC holding an event on Friday, the fledgling promotion actually had the whole night to themselves.
Kendall Grove continued his attempt to re-establish himself as a middleweight to be reckoned with by beating another grizzled veteran on Saturday.
Grove dominated positions on the ground to earn a unanimous decision against popular Japanese fighter Ikuhisa Minowa in the main event of ProElite 3 in Honolulu. With the result against Minowa, following a victory over Joe Riggs in August
Headlining the main event was a battle between native Hawaiian and Ultimate Fighter (TUF) season three winner Kendall Grove and Japanese underdog Ikuhisa Minowa, better known as "Minowaman," who was competing in the United States for the first time.
While Grove was initially hoping to score an emphatic knockout victory, Minowa was having none of the stand-up, instead choosing to close the distance and work for takedowns and top control. The perpetual Japanese underdog surprised Grove in the first round, riding out the final two minutes of the frame in top position, but that would be the last time he held any real advantage in the fight.
In both rounds two and three, not only were the part-time pro wrestler's takedowns stuffed, but Grove was able to gain the upper hand on the ground, taking "The Punk's" back and locking in a body triangle. Despite his best efforts to finish the fight either with punches or with a rear naked choke, Minowa proved durable and refused to be finished.
A frustrated Grove was content with a victory, but was not pleased with his performance, calling himself a derogatory name in the post-fight interview with Pat Miletich.
There was plenty more action which aired live on HDNet and we've got it detailed after the jump.
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In the co-main event of the evening, Sara McMann, the first US woman to ever win an Olympic medal in wrestling, put her undefeated record on the line against the very dangerous and experienced Hitomi Akano. McMann originally intended to showcase some of her new striking skills, but Akano proved to be her equal in that department, thus she went to her bread and butter, and boy did she do it with authority.
For three straight rounds, McMann slammed Akano viciously to the canvas, never allowing her opponent to get comfortable and powering out of every submission attempt the Japanese veteran threw her way. As the fight progressed, Akano began to wear down and the slams became more and more violent. McMann couldn't threaten to finish with strikes or submissions, but her top control, slams and occasional strikes from above were more than enough to secure an easy unanimous decision victory.
In heavyweight tournament action, Jake Heun surprised both the fans and commentators by shooting out of the gate against undefeated Richard Odoms. Heun took Odoms down repeatedly, threatening with punches and multiple submission attempts but everything was a bit too sloppy to actually finish.
Heun may have started a bit too strong as he began to tire in the second round. When Odoms reversed position, he easily took Heun's back and forced the tap with a rear naked choke proving that endurance is perhaps the most important key in a fight.
Grove, who has only been submitted once in 25 fights, used his long limbs to tie up Minowa and climb his back multiple times. The eventual winner spent most of the third round mounted on Grove's back.
"I was trying to finish him from the back," said Grove, who spent years in the Ultimate Fighting Championship before the promotion released him last year. "He defends well. ... He's a tough legend. It's a privilege for me to fight a guy like Minowa."
Saturday's co-main event saw 135-pound prospect Sara McMann stay unbeaten with a victory against her toughest opponent yet. McMann entered the bout with a record of just 4-0, compared to 18-8 for Hitomi Akano, but the younger woman fought like a seasoned pro.
On the other side of the heavyweight semifinal bracket, Ryan Martinez took on a showboating Cody Griffin in what was entirely a lackluster stand-up affair. Griffin was looking almost exclusively to counter punch throughout the bout and Martinez wasn't giving him many opportunities, instead throwing repeated leg kicks which Griffin was unable to check or counter. The bout was very slow-paced and the crowd got restless at times. Griffin repeatedly tried to taunt Martinez into losing his composure and give him openings to counter but he never really went on the offensive, losing a ho-hum decision.
Also on the card, Pat Cummins, a wrestler out of Reign MMA gym in California, took on native Hawaiian Tasi Edwards. Cummins quickly secured a takedown and after multiple positions and submission attempts, he finally secured a fight ending arm triangle choke to pull of a first round stoppage victory. As long as Cummins is brought along at a measured pace, he could have a bright future.
Lastly, in the opening bout of the evening, middleweights Brent Schermerhorn and Kaleo Gambill promised a stand-up war and they delivered, although it certainly didn't last long. Schermerhorn connected with a left hand right out of the gate as both men traded heavy blows. He then put Gambill down for good with another huge left hook which scored a clean and very exciting knockout victory. Perhaps Gambill will keep his right hand up next time.
All in all, it was an up and down night full of entertaining fights and some disappointing ones. We'll see if the new collaboration agreement between ProElite and Dream will continue to deliver intriguing battles in the future.
For complete ProElite 3 results and detailed round-by-round commentary of all the televised fights click here.
So what did you think, Maniacs?
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Also on the card, Pat Cummins, a wrestler out of Reign MMA gym in California, took on native Hawaiian Tasi Edwards. Cummins quickly secured a takedown and after multiple positions and submission attempts, he finally secured a fight ending arm triangle choke to pull of a first round stoppage victory. As long as Cummins is brought along at a measured pace, he could have a bright future.
Lastly, in the opening bout of the evening, middleweights Brent Schermerhorn and Kaleo Gambill promised a stand-up war and they delivered, although it certainly didn't last long. Schermerhorn connected with a left hand right out of the gate as both men traded heavy blows. He then put Gambill down for good with another huge left hook which scored a clean and very exciting knockout victory. Perhaps Gambill will keep his right hand up next time.
All in all, it was an up and down night full of entertaining fights and some disappointing ones. We'll see if the new collaboration agreement between ProElite and Dream will continue to deliver intriguing battles in the future.
Other results from the Honolulu show's main card:
• Ryan Martinez and Richard Odoms advanced the final of ProElite's inaugural heavyweight tournament. Martinez outpointed Cody Griffin. Odoms submitted Jake Heun with a rear-naked choke in the second round.
• Pat Cummins submitted heavyweight Tasi Edwards with a head-and-arm choke in the first round.
• Brent Schermerhorn knocked out fellow middleweight Kaleo Gambill with a left hook only 45 seconds into the first round
For complete ProElite 3 results and detailed round-by-round commentary of all the televised fights
So what did you think, Maniacs?
Are you a believer in ProElite? What did you make of last night's event?
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Monday, January 16, 2012

Dana White Responds to ESPN

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Dana White's response to the Outside the Lines "expose" on fighter pay in the UFC.
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Sunday, January 15, 2012

UFC 143: Diaz vs. Condit

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previewweigh-insUFC 143: Diaz vs. Condit is to take place on February 4, 2012 at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas, Nevada.

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