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Luke Rockhold
Lorenz Larkin
T.J. Dillashaw
Yoel Romero
John Moraga
Cole Miller
Lorenz Larkin
T.J. Dillashaw
Yoel Romero
John Moraga
Cole Miller
The keyring: An invention created so that you can lose all of your keys at once.
Ik ga mee.quote:Op zondag 12 januari 2014 22:55 schreef n00cL30n het volgende:
Luke Rockhold - Constantinos Philippou
Lorenz Larkin - Brad Tavares
T.J. Dillashaw - Mike Easton
Yoel Romero - Derek Brunson
John Moraga - Dustin Ortiz
Cole Miller - Sam Sicilia
Op 
Matt Riddle has resurfaced with a new organization. The question now is, will he actually fight for them?
Riddle has agreed to fight fellow former UFC fighter Michael Kuiper in the co-main event of Titan Fighting Championship 27 on Feb. 28 in middleweight action, according to Titan FC CEO Jeff Aronson. The event, headlined by Mike Ricci vs. Jorge Gurgel, is expected to air on CBS Sports Network from Memorial Hall in Kansas City, KS.
Since his release from the UFC in early 2013 for a second failed drug test for marijuana, Riddle signed with Legacy Fighting Championship, but he never fought for them. He later signed with Bellator MMA, but after a rib injury delayed his debut, a disgruntled Riddle announced his retirement from the sport. A month later, Bellator announced his return on a card in his home state of Pennsylvania, only to later announce that he withdrew from the fight and was subsequently released from the organization.
"He's being exceptionally cooperative," Aronson said.
Riddle (7-3, 2 NC) last fought in Feb. 2013 when he defeated Che Mills via split decision. The win was later overturned to a no contest after he tested positive for marijuana after the fight. That marked the second positive drug test in three fights for Riddle.
Kuiper (12-3) was released from the UFC following an Oct. 2013 loss to Brad Scott via first-round guillotine choke. The Dutch fighter went 1-3 inside the Octagon after entering 11-0.
Aronson is the new majority owner of Titan FC and is in the process of rebranding the organization with familiar names as it enters a new era on a new television network.
Riddle has agreed to fight fellow former UFC fighter Michael Kuiper in the co-main event of Titan Fighting Championship 27 on Feb. 28 in middleweight action, according to Titan FC CEO Jeff Aronson. The event, headlined by Mike Ricci vs. Jorge Gurgel, is expected to air on CBS Sports Network from Memorial Hall in Kansas City, KS.
Since his release from the UFC in early 2013 for a second failed drug test for marijuana, Riddle signed with Legacy Fighting Championship, but he never fought for them. He later signed with Bellator MMA, but after a rib injury delayed his debut, a disgruntled Riddle announced his retirement from the sport. A month later, Bellator announced his return on a card in his home state of Pennsylvania, only to later announce that he withdrew from the fight and was subsequently released from the organization.
"He's being exceptionally cooperative," Aronson said.
Riddle (7-3, 2 NC) last fought in Feb. 2013 when he defeated Che Mills via split decision. The win was later overturned to a no contest after he tested positive for marijuana after the fight. That marked the second positive drug test in three fights for Riddle.
Kuiper (12-3) was released from the UFC following an Oct. 2013 loss to Brad Scott via first-round guillotine choke. The Dutch fighter went 1-3 inside the Octagon after entering 11-0.
Aronson is the new majority owner of Titan FC and is in the process of rebranding the organization with familiar names as it enters a new era on a new television network.
Funkmode!
- SCHOKKEND -
FOK!MMA-legende THEFXR heeft een weekban waardoor er voor komend event geen time table zal worden gepost.
Tevens is regerend TUP-kampioen Geo4kant op vakantie dus niemand zal aan streams kunnen komen.
Niemand zal dit event kunnen zien.
Voor de uitslagen verwijs ik u naar de krant van donderdag.
FOK!MMA-legende THEFXR heeft een weekban waardoor er voor komend event geen time table zal worden gepost.
Tevens is regerend TUP-kampioen Geo4kant op vakantie dus niemand zal aan streams kunnen komen.
Niemand zal dit event kunnen zien.
Voor de uitslagen verwijs ik u naar de krant van donderdag.
Hoop niet dat onze casual zijn picks vergeet en daarom een smoes heeft als hij zijn belt niet retained!!
Attended: UFC 99 - UFC 167 - UFC 175 - TUF 19 Finale - Invicta 13 - UFC 189 - Fight Night 84 / 87 / 90 - TUF 23 Finale - UFC 200 - UFC 205
4 time, 4 time, 4 time, 4 time TUP champion!!!
4 time, 4 time, 4 time, 4 time TUP champion!!!
Nu bezig:quote:Op maandag 13 januari 2014 16:45 schreef aadspagaat het volgende:
vanavond geeft Stefan Struve een update over zijn gezondheid bij mma hour.
The MMA Hour
19:00 -- Our own Dave Meltzer will talk about Keith Kizer stepping down as executive director of the Nevada State Athletic Commission, the UFC 168 buy rate, the difference between UFC Fight Pass and WWE Network, and more.
19:25 -- Dan Henderson will update us on his current contract negotiations with the UFC.
19:45 -- Charlie Brenneman will talk about his return to the UFC at UFN 35 this Wednesday.
20:05 -- Alliance Training Center head coach Eric Del Fierro will discuss Dominick Cruz's recent setback and other news pertaining to his fighters.
20:25 -- Heavyweight Stefan Struve will update us on his current health condition and road back to the UFC.
20:45 -- Josh Barnett will discuss for the first time his UFC 168 loss to Travis Browne.
Nice, meestal kijk ik het altijd later terug, maar ga nu toch wel ff om 20:25 inschakelen om Stefan zijn verhaal te horen!quote:
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Nu bezig:
The MMA Hour
19:00 -- Our own Dave Meltzer will talk about Keith Kizer stepping down as executive director of the Nevada State Athletic Commission, the UFC 168 buy rate, the difference between UFC Fight Pass and WWE Network, and more.
19:25 -- Dan Henderson will update us on his current contract negotiations with the UFC.
19:45 -- Charlie Brenneman will talk about his return to the UFC at UFN 35 this Wednesday.
20:05 -- Alliance Training Center head coach Eric Del Fierro will discuss Dominick Cruz's recent setback and other news pertaining to his fighters.
20:25 -- Heavyweight Stefan Struve will update us on his current health condition and road back to the UFC.
20:45 -- Josh Barnett will discuss for the first time his UFC 168 loss to Travis Browne.
Funkmode!
Ik heb het op de achtergrond aan staan, ben eigenlijk alleen benieuwd naar het verhaal van Stefan en Josh Barnett.quote:
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Nice, meestal kijk ik het altijd later terug, maar ga nu toch wel ff om 20:25 inschakelen om Stefan zijn verhaal te horen!
Attended: UFC 99 - UFC 167 - UFC 175 - TUF 19 Finale - Invicta 13 - UFC 189 - Fight Night 84 / 87 / 90 - TUF 23 Finale - UFC 200 - UFC 205
4 time, 4 time, 4 time, 4 time TUP champion!!!
4 time, 4 time, 4 time, 4 time TUP champion!!!
Anderson Silva doesn’t think he lost to Chris Weidman
http://www.mmafighting.co(...)ost-to-chris-weidman
Anderson Silva suffered a gruesome injury in his rematch with Chris Weidman at UFC 168, but he doesn’t consider his last fight a loss.
The former UFC middleweight champion broke his left leg when kicking Chris Weidman on Dec. 28 in Las Vegas, Nev., but is confident he will be able to fight again one day. And when he does, he won’t enter the Octagon feeling he’s coming off back-to-back losses to Weidman.
"I believe that, if you pay attention to these technical details, you will see that (checking the kick) was instinct, not something that he trained to do," Silva said during an interview to Globo.
"No, I don’t think (Weidman should consider it a win). It was an accident. And I’m pretty sure I would have won the fight."
During the interview, Silva rewatched the fight and said he made some technical mistakes before throwing the leg kick.
"I can see some technical mistakes I did in the fight," he said. "To land the perfect kick, I needed to distract him by punching him in the face so he wouldn’t pay attention to the kick. He was protecting the upper part of his body, and the raised leg instinctively. The kick was so strong he lost balance."
Silva wants to fight again, and he’s not worried if his next fight will be against Weidman.
"I saw my mistake, and now I’m only worried about my comeback," he said. "If the UFC thinks I deserve another opportunity (against Weidman) or if I need to earn it. I just want to do what I do, it doesn’t matter if it’s for the title or not. I want to do what I do well."
Right after he suffered the injury, "The Spider" wondered if he would ever walk again.
"The only thing I was thinking was ‘is it over? Will I walk again?’" he said "I was scared that I wouldn’t walk again. Many things were going through my head at that moment. I’m 38 now, and I will be 39 in April. That’s what I’m afraid of, but I’m confident that I will. I will be back.
"(You should stop fighting) when you feel you need to stop, when your body and head says that. I think I still have a lot of things to do. I don’t plan to stop now. I’m getting stronger every day, and I will be back soon."
The MMA legend is still in pain, and he revealed that sometimes he asks his wife to take him for a ride around Los Angeles so he can just sit and cry away from his kids. Pain is part of Silva’s routine now, and he can’t even sleep without it.
"When I landed the kick I heard a loud noise, the sound of a bone breaking, and the pain was huge. And since I left the hospital, I can’t sleep," he said. "It’s really hard. I think about it, and I wondered why. ‘Why, my God, I had to go through all this?’ I wonder which message He’s trying to teach me at this moment."
The pain will eventually go away one day, and Silva wants to return to the Octagon to end his career as he always planned to - with a win.
http://www.mmafighting.co(...)ost-to-chris-weidman
Anderson Silva suffered a gruesome injury in his rematch with Chris Weidman at UFC 168, but he doesn’t consider his last fight a loss.
The former UFC middleweight champion broke his left leg when kicking Chris Weidman on Dec. 28 in Las Vegas, Nev., but is confident he will be able to fight again one day. And when he does, he won’t enter the Octagon feeling he’s coming off back-to-back losses to Weidman.
"I believe that, if you pay attention to these technical details, you will see that (checking the kick) was instinct, not something that he trained to do," Silva said during an interview to Globo.
"No, I don’t think (Weidman should consider it a win). It was an accident. And I’m pretty sure I would have won the fight."
During the interview, Silva rewatched the fight and said he made some technical mistakes before throwing the leg kick.
"I can see some technical mistakes I did in the fight," he said. "To land the perfect kick, I needed to distract him by punching him in the face so he wouldn’t pay attention to the kick. He was protecting the upper part of his body, and the raised leg instinctively. The kick was so strong he lost balance."
Silva wants to fight again, and he’s not worried if his next fight will be against Weidman.
"I saw my mistake, and now I’m only worried about my comeback," he said. "If the UFC thinks I deserve another opportunity (against Weidman) or if I need to earn it. I just want to do what I do, it doesn’t matter if it’s for the title or not. I want to do what I do well."
Right after he suffered the injury, "The Spider" wondered if he would ever walk again.
"The only thing I was thinking was ‘is it over? Will I walk again?’" he said "I was scared that I wouldn’t walk again. Many things were going through my head at that moment. I’m 38 now, and I will be 39 in April. That’s what I’m afraid of, but I’m confident that I will. I will be back.
"(You should stop fighting) when you feel you need to stop, when your body and head says that. I think I still have a lot of things to do. I don’t plan to stop now. I’m getting stronger every day, and I will be back soon."
The MMA legend is still in pain, and he revealed that sometimes he asks his wife to take him for a ride around Los Angeles so he can just sit and cry away from his kids. Pain is part of Silva’s routine now, and he can’t even sleep without it.
"When I landed the kick I heard a loud noise, the sound of a bone breaking, and the pain was huge. And since I left the hospital, I can’t sleep," he said. "It’s really hard. I think about it, and I wondered why. ‘Why, my God, I had to go through all this?’ I wonder which message He’s trying to teach me at this moment."
The pain will eventually go away one day, and Silva wants to return to the Octagon to end his career as he always planned to - with a win.
The MMA legend is still in pain, and he revealed that sometimes he asks his wife to take him for a ride around Los Angeles so he can just sit and cry away from his kids. Pain is part of Silva’s routine now, and he can’t even sleep without it.
Beetje onzin hoor, wat Silva hier loopt te verkondigen 
Dat was echt wel een bewuste check van Weidman, en hij had de eerste ronde echt dik verloren. Beetje respectloos om Weidman nu niet de credits te geven die hij dik verdient heeft.
Dat was echt wel een bewuste check van Weidman, en hij had de eerste ronde echt dik verloren. Beetje respectloos om Weidman nu niet de credits te geven die hij dik verdient heeft.
Ja, ik heb die discussie al een paar keer op SB Nation gevoerd en elke thread over Silva en/of Weidman mondt daarin uit. Er zijn nog heel wat gasten die beweren dat Weidman beide keren mazzel heeft gehad en nog niet bewezen heeft dat hij beter is dan Silvaquote:Op maandag 13 januari 2014 20:28 schreef thewallsareshifting het volgende:
Beetje onzin hoor, wat Silva hier loopt te verkondigen
Ik zou nog wel een derde fight willen zien maar dan moet Andy zich eerst weer even opwerken.
