🆕 KAMPPAILULAJIEN UUTISLINKIT 🆕

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Vitor saa, ja on kuulemma aina saanutkin otella vaikka Vegasissa.

Dana White:
"That's not true. That's completely not true. There is no reason why Vitor Belfort can't fight in Las Vegas or anywhere else in the United States. Vitor Belfort has not been abusing TRT. In a million f***ing years I would never let that happen ... ever...."
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MMA Hourissa tänään:

-- Light heavyweight Rashad Evans will be in studio to preview his UFC 167 fight against Chael Sonnen.

-- Heavyweight Todd Duffee will explain why he's been out of action for so long and when he expects to return.

-- Original UFC co-founder Bob Meyrowitz will reflect on the promotion's 20th anniversary.

-- Bantamweight Sergio Pettis (Anthony's brother) will look ahead to his Octagon debut at UFC 167.

-- Nick "The Tooth" Gullo, Dana White's childhood friend, will discuss his new book, "Into the Cage."

The MMA Hour with Rashad Evans in studio, Todd Duffee, Sergio Pettis, Nick 'The Tooth,' Bob Meyrowitz - MMA Fighting
 
Nathan Diaz @NateDiaz209

And I thought Main events were 5 rounds wtf ? Still busy that day but ill think about it

Ilmeisesti edelleen luokkakokous mielessä. :D
 
Rusher sanoi:
MMA Hourissa tänään:

-- Light heavyweight Rashad Evans will be in studio to preview his UFC 167 fight against Chael Sonnen.

-- Heavyweight Todd Duffee will explain why he's been out of action for so long and when he expects to return.

-- Original UFC co-founder Bob Meyrowitz will reflect on the promotion's 20th anniversary.

-- Bantamweight Sergio Pettis (Anthony's brother) will look ahead to his Octagon debut at UFC 167.

-- Nick "The Tooth" Gullo, Dana White's childhood friend, will discuss his new book, "Into the Cage."

The MMA Hour with Rashad Evans in studio, Todd Duffee, Sergio Pettis, Nick 'The Tooth,' Bob Meyrowitz - MMA Fighting
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Hehe, Arielin jutkumutsikin pistäyty studiossa. :D
 
Tonny sanoi:
Huikee keskeytys tuomarilta. Tosin sellasessa kolkassa Eurooppaa että en ihmettele.

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Isän kaveri oli ennen merimies. Se seilas virot ja ruotsit. Kuulemma melkosta alkuasukas elämää virossa ja varmasti koko itä euroopassa.

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Toi JDS on tainnu vähän tulla tyhmäki ku tollasia kokoaika puhuu että ei muka ollu huonompi ku Cain ja sitte meinaa mennä isokokonen kuiteki ni alas päi sarjassa. Ei varmaa pärjää Jonesille jos vetää painoa hulluna alas tai Cormierille.
 
Viimeksi muokannut ylläpidon jäsen:
Thought this was a pretty crazy story! I gotta say, he's not the tallest or most shredded guy, but he definitely has a scary, intense vibe about him. Couple that with his well-known wrestling credentials and yeah, fuck fighting that guy. Source - Ryan Bader reflects on champ Cain Velasquez?s early years, scared opponents | MMA Junkie



"Losing his opponents just prior to fight time would become a frequent thing for the heavyweight fighter, and Bader saw it firsthand at a 2007 Vale Tudo event in Mexico. He, Velasquez and C.B. Dollaway all were on the card and in the beginning stages of their careers, and they got a crash course in the far-from-luxurious life of lower-level MMA.

The weigh-ins took place on a bathroom scale in a hotel lobby. The local bus system was their chauffeur. The event took place in a bull-fighting ring, and the fighters warmed up in the animal stalls. The floors were dirt, the walkway was merely plywood, and the ring’s fighting surface – if it can be called one – shocked Bader.

“It was probably lead paint,” Bader said of the surface. “It was hard as a rock. … I actually got a slam. I had the guy’s arm trapped and slammed him on his shoulder, and he basically hit concrete, which knocked him out.”

Velasquez, though, never got a chance to enter the ring.

“His opponent saw Cain and was like, ‘Hell no, I’m not fighting that guy,’” Bader said.

Promoters then tried to get a 170-pounder – one who had already fought earlier in the day – to take on the heavyweight Velasquez. The fighter initially and surprisingly agreed to the matchup. But then he, too, got a look at what stood in front of him and heard the sickening sounds coming from his pre-fight preparations.

“He was down there to warm up again, and he saw Cain hitting pads,” Bader said. “He was like, ‘That’s it. I’m done. I’m done.’”

The fight, of course, never took place.

It was part of a 16-month layoff for Velasquez, who had just two pro bouts under his belt at the time. And the inability to secure opponents showed no signs of slowing.

That’s ultimately what led Velasquez’s manager to contact the UFC despite Velasquez’s mere 2-0 record. But intrigued by the heavyweight and in need of some fresh talent for the once-barren division, UFC president Dana White agreed to check him out. The rest, of course, is history.

“Five or six people bailed out on him,” Bader said. “So he had a private workout for Dana, and look where he is today."
 
Diaz explains management situation, comeback requirements - Fighters Only

“I’ve not had a manager since my last fight. I would like people to know that I was never offered any fight [recently]. I haven’t had a manager, I told Dana that I didn’t want anyone representing me after what happened with my last training camp,” he tells Fighters Only.

That “last training camp” was for his welterweight title shot against Georges St. Pierre. At the time, there were plenty of rumors that all was not well in Camp Diaz and that there was a strain in his relationship with Gracie because of that.

“I didn’t get a good camp in at all. I was doing it all by myself really, with a few of my old training partners like Gil Castillo, Val Ignatov my Sambo coach, plus a few of my students and my brother. A lot of money was supposed to be spent on that camp but it didn’t happen,” he says.

“Then when the same thing happened with my brother, that’s when I threw the towel in with Cesar as far as management is concerned. Its one thing it happening to me but when it happened to my brother I take it more personal. So that’s really why I haven’t had a plan for a new fight.
 
Mielenkiintoinen lisä UFC:hen. 193cm pitkä ja 66-kilosissa otteleva Will "The Kill" Chope.

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'World’s Tallest Featherweight’ Added To UFC Roster
'World's Tallest Featherweight' Added To UFC Roster | News - BJPENN.COM

Fight Record 19-5
Will "The Kill" Chope MMA Stats, Pictures, News, Videos, Biography - Sherdog.com


Suhteutettuna George Roop (186cm, 61kg) pitää edelleen luikkujen kingpin-paikkaa! Tsekattu painoindeksi Roopille on 17,6 kun taas Chopelle 17,7. :hyper:
 
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