‘MMA Live’ episode 38 video on ESPN previews UFC 94
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ESPN’s MMA Live heads to Las Vegas to cover this Saturdays UFC 94 fight between, GSP and BJ Penn.
ESPN MMA Live- Episode 38
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ESPN’s ‘MMA Live’ - Episode 38
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Jon Anik and the MMA Live staff discuss Affliction and the “controversial ending” at WEC 38. They also preview UFC 94 and the epic bout between George St. Pierre and B.J. Penn.
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Condit Goes From Co-Main Event to Main Event
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In what appears to be the preliminary steps in eliminating WEC’s entire 170-pound division the co-main event bout between Carlos Condit and Brock Larson set for WEC 39 has been scrapped. Condit has since signed on for an April 1 main-event bout with Martin Kampmann at UFC Fight Night 18. Condit is 8-2 in his [...] ...
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‘UFC 2009: Undisputed’ New Website undisputed-hpb THQ has revamped their website for their upcoming UFC 2009 Undisputed video game. Re-launched with all new content www.ufcundisputed.com features a trailer of George St. Pierre vs. B.J. Penn . THQ will be releasing new trailers and information in conjunction with upcoming UFC fight cards. Though Amazon has a release date of June 2, it is rumored that THQ is planning on a May release of the long anticipated UFC 2009 UNDISPUTED video game. THQ LAUNCHES OFFICIAL WEB SITE FOR UFC® 2009 UNDISPUTED Site to Unite Gamers and MMA Fans Alike Through Extensive Community Portal With ...
Previewing the UFC 94 Undercard: Silva vs. Machida, Guida vs. Diaz
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[image] With a 10-fight card, it will be a full Saturday night of action for the live crowd in Las Vegas for UFC 94: St. Pierre vs. Penn II. While 99% of the press and hype is surrounding the main event, the undercard features a star looking for redemption, two undefeated light heavyweights positioning for a title shot and several alumni of The Ultimate Fighter. - Thiago Silva vs. Lyoto Machida Both men are 13-0 and with a win Saturday night, either guy could be the next one in line for a Light Heavyweight title shot. So why isn't there more buzz? Most of it centers on Machida, who has drawn critisicm for having a 'boring' fighting style. ...
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UFC 94: Why BJ Penn vs. Georges St. Pierre won't break the UFC ppv record
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[image] So, it's finally here: the mega fight of all mega fights (at least until the next bout that gains public interest). The Welterweight Champion Georges St. Pierre battles the Lightweight Champion BJ Penn Saturday night- a fight that UFC President Dana White thinks it will be the biggest PPV draw in their history. While the fight could be an instant classic, it will not break the record for the most PPV buys in company history. Here are a few reasons why: - The lack of a mainstream hook: If you look at some of the best-selling PPVs in UFC history, they had real characters involved. Chuck Liddell and Tito Ortiz were a promoter's dream as ...
UFC 94 Results: GSP Dominates Penn, Machida KO's Silva
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[image] Welterweight Champion Georges St. Pierre was regarded as one of the world's best before his mega fight with Lightweight Champion BJ Penn. After a dominating 20-minute performance that resulted in Penn tapping out between rounds, GSP made his case as the world's best pound-for-pound fighter at UFC 94 in Las Vegas, NV, Saturday night. GSP (20-2) simply dominated Penn for four rounds, grounding him and landing punches at will. Penn had no answer for the larger GSP, who kept catching Penn in the Matt Hughes crucifix move and hitting elbows and punches. An exhausted Penn (13-5-1) remained in the corner with his back turned toward the ...
UFC 94 Sunday Fallout: Press Conference Notes, Penn Files Complaint
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Lyoto Machida - Silencing the Critics
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Lyoto Machida - Silencing the Critics Lyoto Machida UFC 94 was full of decisions, with only 2 fights not going the distance. However, one fight that was expected to go to a decision was the one stopped the earliest. I am talking about the light heavyweight fight between Lyoto Machida and Thiago Silva. Many expected Lyoto to win a decision, including myself. Lyoto’s style is a hit-and-run type of fighting. He hits you with kicks and quick punches and gets out before you have a chance to retaliate. Many of his fans love to watch his technicality, speed, and elusiveness. However, this also means that his fan following is minimal, and he is criticized ...
