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Sunday, December 11, 2011
See UFC 140 results: Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira's broken arm stare (Pic) & video
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In this amazing image, captured by Ed Mulholland for ESPN.com, Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira stares at his mangled arm immediately after Frank Mir got done breaking it in the co-main event of UFC 140 last night (Dec. 10, 2011) in Toronto.
It was the first time in the legendary Brazilian's career that he's been submitted.
UFC President Dana White mentioned to Ariel Helwani that Nogueira also suffered injuries to his shoulder in addition to breaking his arm, which will require immediate surgery. In fact, "Minotauro" will be flying out with White tomorrow to get taken care of. He's expected to be out for quite a while.
After the jump is the x-ray of Nogueira's arm, which shows the brutally broken bone.
To watch the highlights of all this click here. For more on the Mir vs. Nogueira fight click here and here. For complete UFC 140 results and coverage of all the night's action click here.

It was the first time in the legendary Brazilian's career that he's been submitted.
UFC President Dana White mentioned to Ariel Helwani that Nogueira also suffered injuries to his shoulder in addition to breaking his arm, which will require immediate surgery. In fact, "Minotauro" will be flying out with White tomorrow to get taken care of. He's expected to be out for quite a while.
After the jump is the x-ray of Nogueira's arm, which shows the brutally broken bone.
To watch the highlights of all this click here. For more on the Mir vs. Nogueira fight click here and here. For complete UFC 140 results and coverage of all the night's action click here.
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Sunday, February 21, 2010
UFC 110 Results and highlights & video of Nogueira vs. Velasquez fight !
UFC 110 Results: Australia Brought Best UFC Fighting Match. UFC 110 results are something many people are excited about. The match took place in the land down under, Sydney, Australia. It was the second fastest sell-out of all time.
The main card of the event was Nogueira vs. Velasquez, and Velasquez defeated Nogueira by a KO in the first round with 2:20 on the clock. This made for a very short main card event.
Those that follow UFC events know that there isn’t just one match to think about. Here are the results of the rest of the events:
Preliminary Rounds:

Mirko Filipovic beat Anthony Perosh by TKO Round 2 (5:00)

Ryan Bader beat Keith Jardine by TKO Round 3 (2:10)
George Sotiropoulos beat Joe Stevenson by Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
Wanderlei Silva beat Michael Bisping by Unanimous Decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)
Those that enjoy UFC and MMA were so excited to watch last night’s game. There are many that missed the coverage, as it was really late at night when the fights were going on. For those that missed them, here is a link to the sites where you can see videos so you can catch up on what you missed from UFC 110:Bonuses:

* $50,000 "Submission of the Night" - Chris Lytle
* $50,000 "Knockout of the Night" - Cain Velasquez
* $50,000 "Fight of the Night" - George Sotiropoulos and Joe Stevenson
The main card of the event was Nogueira vs. Velasquez, and Velasquez defeated Nogueira by a KO in the first round with 2:20 on the clock. This made for a very short main card event.
Those that follow UFC events know that there isn’t just one match to think about. Here are the results of the rest of the events:
Preliminary Rounds:
- James Te Huna beat Igor Pokrajac by TKO Round 3 (3:26)
- C.B. Dollaway beat Goran Reljic by Unanimous Decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)
- Chris Lytle beat Brian Foster by Submission Round 1 (1:41)
- Krzysztof Soszynski def. Stephan Bonnar by TKO Round 3 (1:04)
* $50,000 "Submission of the Night" - Chris Lytle
* $50,000 "Knockout of the Night" - Cain Velasquez
* $50,000 "Fight of the Night" - George Sotiropoulos and Joe Stevenson
Saturday, February 20, 2010
UFC 110 - Weigh In Results - from Sydney Australia ...
UFC 110: "Nogueira vs. Velasquez" is officially set to go down as all 18 participants competing in tomorrow night's event successfully made weight without incident earlier today inside the Acer Arena in Sydney, Australia. The weigh-ins were broadcast live on FiveKnuckles.com.
UFC 110 takes place tomorrow, Feb. 20, and the event's main card will be televised on pay-per-view beginning at 10 p.m. EST.
The event is headlined by a heavyweight bout between contenders Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira and Cain Velasquez in a bout that could determine the next challenger for UFC heavyweight champion Brock Lesnar. Both men tipped the scales to cheers from the crowd, as Nogueira came in at 233 lbs. and Velasquez weighed in at 242 lbs.
In the co-main event, middleweights Wanderlei Silva and Michael Bisping are set to meet in what is sure to be an exciting slugfest. Both men garnered the loudest ovations and also shared the most intense moment of the ceremony. As soon as Silva stepped off of the scale, UFC President Dana White immediately got between them so they would not make physical contact. The tension between the two was quite evident, and they also exchanged words after the separation. Bisping and Silva both tipped the scales at 184.8 lbs.
Other bouts on the main card include a lightweight showdown between Australian George Sotiropoulos and rejuvenated former title contender Joe Stevenson. Also, TUF 8 winner Ryan Bader will take a big step up in competition when he faces experienced veteran Keith Jardine. Also, Mirko "Cro Cop" Filipovic will look to get back on the winning track when he takes on late replacement Anthony Perosh, who is filling in for Ben Rothwell on two day's notice.
Below are the official weigh-in results for this weekend’s UFC 110 event. UFC 110, which is headlined by the heavyweight bout between Minotauro Nogueira and CainVelasquez
and the middleweight clash between Wanderlei Silva and Michael Bisping, airs live on Pay-Per-View from the Acer Arena in Sydney, Australia beginning at 10pm ET / 7pm PT in the United States. The event takes place live on Sunday afternoon Sydney time. Click to watch UFC 110 replay Televised Main Card:
Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira (106 kg/233.2 lbs.) vs. Cain Velasquez (110 kg/242 lbs.)
Michael Bisping (84 kg/184.8 lbs.) vs. Wanderlei Silva (84 kg/184.8 lbs.)
George Sotiropoulos (70 kg/154 lbs.) vs. Joe Stevenson (70 kg/154 lbs.)
Ryan Bader (93 kg/204.6 lbs.) vs. Keith Jardine (93 kg/204.6 lbs.)
Mirko Filipovic (106 kg/233.2 lbs.) vs. Anthony Perosh (98 kg/215.6 lbs.)
Preliminary Card:
Stephan Bonnar (93 kg/204.6 lbs.) vs. Krzysztof Soszynski (93 kg/204.6 lbs.)
Brian Foster (78 kg/171.6 lbs.) vs. Chris Lytle (77 kg/169.4 lbs.)
C.B. Dollaway (84 kg/184.8 lbs.) vs. Goran Reljic (84 kg/184.8 lbs.)
Igor Pokrajac (93.2 kg/205 lbs.) vs. James Te Huna (93 kg/204.6 lbs.)
UFC 110 takes place tomorrow, Feb. 20, and the event's main card will be televised on pay-per-view beginning at 10 p.m. EST.
The event is headlined by a heavyweight bout between contenders Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira and Cain Velasquez in a bout that could determine the next challenger for UFC heavyweight champion Brock Lesnar. Both men tipped the scales to cheers from the crowd, as Nogueira came in at 233 lbs. and Velasquez weighed in at 242 lbs.
In the co-main event, middleweights Wanderlei Silva and Michael Bisping are set to meet in what is sure to be an exciting slugfest. Both men garnered the loudest ovations and also shared the most intense moment of the ceremony. As soon as Silva stepped off of the scale, UFC President Dana White immediately got between them so they would not make physical contact. The tension between the two was quite evident, and they also exchanged words after the separation. Bisping and Silva both tipped the scales at 184.8 lbs.
Other bouts on the main card include a lightweight showdown between Australian George Sotiropoulos and rejuvenated former title contender Joe Stevenson. Also, TUF 8 winner Ryan Bader will take a big step up in competition when he faces experienced veteran Keith Jardine. Also, Mirko "Cro Cop" Filipovic will look to get back on the winning track when he takes on late replacement Anthony Perosh, who is filling in for Ben Rothwell on two day's notice.
Below are the official weigh-in results for this weekend’s UFC 110 event. UFC 110, which is headlined by the heavyweight bout between Minotauro Nogueira and Cain
Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira (106 kg/233.2 lbs.) vs. Cain Velasquez (110 kg/242 lbs.)
Michael Bisping (84 kg/184.8 lbs.) vs. Wanderlei Silva (84 kg/184.8 lbs.)
George Sotiropoulos (70 kg/154 lbs.) vs. Joe Stevenson (70 kg/154 lbs.)
Ryan Bader (93 kg/204.6 lbs.) vs. Keith Jardine (93 kg/204.6 lbs.)
Mirko Filipovic (106 kg/233.2 lbs.) vs. Anthony Perosh (98 kg/215.6 lbs.)
Preliminary Card:
Stephan Bonnar (93 kg/204.6 lbs.) vs. Krzysztof Soszynski (93 kg/204.6 lbs.)
Brian Foster (78 kg/171.6 lbs.) vs. Chris Lytle (77 kg/169.4 lbs.)
C.B. Dollaway (84 kg/184.8 lbs.) vs. Goran Reljic (84 kg/184.8 lbs.)
Igor Pokrajac (93.2 kg/205 lbs.) vs. James Te Huna (93 kg/204.6 lbs.)
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Get your UFC 110 Fight Card Info Here ! Live On PPV February 20, 2010
The Ultimate Fighting Championship takes Australia by storm for the first time and fans at Sydney’s Acer Arena will be treated to explosive matchups featuring two early Fight of The Year candidates. In the main event, a world heavyweight title shot is on the line when unbeaten young gun Cain Velasquez takes on former UFC and PRIDE champion Antonio Rodrigo “Minotauro” Nogueira. Plus, UK superstar Michael “The Count” Bisping hopes to spoil the middleweight debut of the legendary ‘Axe Murderer’, Wanderlei Silva.
UFC 110: Nogueira vs. Velasquez, Saturday, February 20, live on pay-per-view from the Acer Arena in Sydney, Australia.
Fight airs live on PPV at 10 PM/ET 7 PM PT
UFC 110: Nogueira vs. Velasquez, Saturday, February 20, live on pay-per-view from the Acer Arena in Sydney, Australia.
Fight airs live on PPV at 10 PM/ET 7 PM PT
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Hats off to Mir for the sick submission
damn man
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I posted earlier that i thought there may be a shoulder injury too?
- James M. Barrie
it's like people seem to forget
"You should study Pokemon to get stronger." - Sakuraba
"A champion is someone who sweats to exhaustion, even when no one else is watching." -Bas Rutten
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To the earth, Chemically
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That is a top call
- James M. Barrie
I'm one of the few people here that likes Mir as a fighter and commentator. But I find it near impossible to root against Nogueira.
I’ve just received notice that Drew Fickett or you, I don’t care which one of you fuckers did it, has signed a contract to fight in Strikeforce this fucking weekend. I’m going to get on a fucking plane soon and go where you’re at and choke you the fuck out. I’m telling you right now, I’ve had enough of your fucking shit. First of all, I’ve sent you the fucking pictures and secondly, I placed Drew Fickett in a fight fucking months ago and five weeks prior to my main event of my fucking fight card. You’re going to give me a fucking call tomorrow or I swear I’ll get on a fucking plane and go right where you’re at right now. You’re pissing me off, I’ve been nothing but professional to you motherfuckers and you’re doing this kind of bullshit, alright? Call me back, I’m fucking pissed."
Beautiful matchup
Assunciao beats Yagin (Rolandando)
Cain loses to JDS (DavidWS)
Le loses to Wand (DavidWS)
Bisping beats Miller (DavidWS)
Lil Nog beats Ortiz (Cruz Jackson)
- James M. Barrie
it was this bad guys
"You should study Pokemon to get stronger." - Sakuraba
"A champion is someone who sweats to exhaustion, even when no one else is watching." -Bas Rutten
I'm on the Britney Palmer Bandwagon
We're all connected to each other, Biologically
To the earth, Chemically
And to the rest of the Universe, Atomically
Harder to watch than Corey Hill's leg fold
Hill's leg still takes the cake for me
Make that two breaks that Herb Dean has witnessed.
idiot
I feel like Nog was not tapping
He really doesn't seem to I agree. Not even much sign of pain during or after the submission.
Assunciao beats Yagin (Rolandando)
Cain loses to JDS (DavidWS)
Le loses to Wand (DavidWS)
Bisping beats Miller (DavidWS)
Lil Nog beats Ortiz (Cruz Jackson)
That picture should be used in a close caption competition
Assunciao beats Yagin (Rolandando)
Cain loses to JDS (DavidWS)
Le loses to Wand (DavidWS)
Bisping beats Miller (DavidWS)
Lil Nog beats Ortiz (Cruz Jackson)