[Centraal] MMA topic #295 HW action

Dus over een maandje hebben we een nieuwe champ. Spannend.

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Op maandag 1 juni 2015 20:39 schreef n00cL30n het volgende:

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Eerlijk gezegd weet ik het niet.... Tot het eerste event in juli?

Top idee.

27 juni met Machida afsluiten en het 11 juli oppakken met Aldo vs. McGregor

Jups, dat gaat het dan worden.

Mcgregor

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Op maandag 1 juni 2015 21:42 schreef Paxlie het volgende:
Mcgregor

Ik win ook van Brandao, Poirier, Siver en als ik genoeg lul krijg ik er een title shot bij.

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Op maandag 1 juni 2015 22:05 schreef Nober het volgende:

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Ik win ook van Brandao, Poirier, Siver en als ik genoeg lul krijg ik er een title shot bij.

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Op dinsdag 2 juni 2015 01:33 schreef Splackavellie02 het volgende:

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Het is dat ik die 145 pounds niet zal halen met m'n 1.90 maar de reach advantage heb ik sowieso al.

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Op dinsdag 2 juni 2015 16:07 schreef Geo4kant het volgende:

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1.90.. more like 190

Waarschijnlijk zo'n 190 pounds inderdaad.

10 UFC fighters sacked

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Tim Elliott
Dylan Andrews
Louis Gaudinot
Alptekin Ozkilic
Vik Grujic
Shayna Baszler
Shane Howell
Rocky Lee
Tateki Matsuda
Alexander Torres

Jammer van Tim Elliott, vreemde keuze om hem te laten gaan.

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Op dinsdag 2 juni 2015 01:34 schreef Nober het volgende:

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Het is dat ik die 145 pounds niet zal halen met m'n 1.90 maar de reach advantage heb ik sowieso al.

Ik geef je 30 seconden.

Ken alleen Gaudinot (met die groene haren van TUF die Dodson won), Ozkilic (verloor geld door hem) en Baszler, allemaal terecht gecut.

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Op dinsdag 2 juni 2015 18:42 schreef Tazmaniac het volgende:
10 UFC fighters sacked

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Jammer van Tim Elliott, vreemde keuze om hem te laten gaan.

#13 in Flyweight. Vreemde keuze inderdaad.

Dat ze die Scott Jorgensen, Josh Koscheck, Dan Henderson, Nick Diaz, Nate Diaz en Mauricio Rua maar eens cutten.

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Op dinsdag 2 juni 2015 18:58 schreef Geo4kant het volgende:

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Wie?

SPOILER

Om spoilers te kunnen lezen moet je zijn ingelogd. Je moet je daarvoor eerst gratis Registreren. Ook kun je spoilers niet lezen als je een ban hebt.

Vieze casual.

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Op dinsdag 2 juni 2015 18:42 schreef Tazmaniac het volgende:
10 UFC fighters sacked

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Jammer van Tim Elliott, vreemde keuze om hem te laten gaan.

veel dec, als hij in een andere org weer eens goed finished, dan mag hij weer terug.

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Op woensdag 3 juni 2015 01:13 schreef THEFXR het volgende:

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veel dec, als hij in een andere org weer eens goed finished, dan mag hij weer terug.

GSP's laatste finish, januari 2009. Dat mag dan weer wel.

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Op woensdag 3 juni 2015 00:31 schreef superniger het volgende:

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Vieze casual.

krijg je idd een beter smaak van, zeker als het een ex champ is

Zuffa wins their motion to transfer. Judge sends the class action antitrust suit to Nevada to be heard.
— John S. Nash (@heynottheface

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Op woensdag 3 juni 2015 01:13 schreef THEFXR het volgende:

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veel dec, als hij in een andere org weer eens goed finished, dan mag hij weer terug.

Zijn record was ook niet geweldig (2-4) geloof ik, maar ik vond zijn fights altijd high pace en zeer vermakelijk.

In addition to USADA drug testing, UFC to unveil multimillion-dollar health program

After a string of high-profile drug-testing failures by some of MMA’s biggest names, the sport’s most prominent fight organization promised earlier this year to to ramp up its efforts by aligning with a third-party drug-testing firm that will conduct out-of-competition testing.

Plans for the enhanced, year-round drug-testing program will be revealed at today’s press conference, which streams live on MMAjunkie at 2 p.m. ET (11 a.m. PT).

The United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA), a nonprofit and non-governmental organization that serves as the the national anti-doping organization for the U.S., is expected to manage the UFC’s more stringent approach, according to multiple industry veterans who spoke on the condition of anonymity due to the sensitivity of the matter.

UFC Chief Operating Officer Lawrence Epstein wouldn’t confirm the company’s choice of USADA, but the UFC in February announced it would enact World Anti-Doping Administration standards to help curtail drug use in the sport and create “an even playing field.”

“When you start having 500-plus athletes under contract, and you’re doing 42 or 45 events per year around the world, the UFC has now ascended to not just an event promoter here and there, but one of the major sports globally,” Epstein told USA TODAY Sports and MMAjunkie earlier this week. “With that great success comes great responsibility, and our responsibility is to ensure the playing field – the octagon in our case – is safe and fair. We felt this is something we had to do.”

Earlier this year, many UFC fighters said they eagerly anticipated more-stringent testing:

However, the expanded drug testing is just one part of an ambitious initiative the UFC has dubbed its “Athlete Marketing and Development Program.” According to Epstein, the promotion will spend “millions of dollars” in hopes of improved training methods and output from the 600-plus fighters on its roster.

Included in the new program, which newly hired UFC Vice President of Athlete Health and Performance Jeff Novitzky will oversee, are partnerships with self-described human-performance company Fusionetics, as well as training, nutrition and physical therapy specialists EXOS.

“If you look at what it’s going to cost us in expenses out of pocket, it’s in the millions,” Epstein said. “But we don’t think there’s a better investment we can make than spending this money. It’s going to benefit our athletes in so many ways. It’s going to keep them healthier. It’s going to help them perform better.”

Epstein and other company executives visited elite training centers around the world – including major sports franchises in the U.S., as well as English soccer powerhouse Manchester City Football Club – while developing the new program. Epstein said the promotion noted the best practices being used in those sports and developed a program it believes can benefit UFC athletes in a similar fashion.

“I’d consider it a first-of-its-kind and a best-of-its-kind program in the combat sports space,” Epstein said. “Nobody else is doing this in mixed martial arts or boxing or anything like that.”

An additional aspect of the still-developing program also includes the help of a career-services organization, according to UFC Vice President of Public Relations Dave Sholler, who said the company is actively seeking potential partners in that field.

“The athletes will be able to start obtaining some of the skills and job requisites needed to make that transition,” Sholler said. “We know that not everyone will be able to live off the earnings they’ve made in professional sports, so we want to help them with that transition.”

Finally, UFC officials will also open a full-time training and rehabilitation center as part of a new corporate headquarters that is slated to open next year in Las Vegas.

“Our athletes are located all around the world, but we do a lot of events here, and our athletes frequently travel here,” Epstein said. “We’re going to make this resource available for training, for rehabilitation after an injury takes place and to simply get educated on the latest and greatest training techniques. Building that facility is going to be a big part of this thing.”

Epstein hopes the multi-tiered approach to fighter health will ultimately result in less injuries and better overall fighter development as the promotion focuses on its global-growth efforts.

“We really view this as providing additional resources to UFC athletes,” Epstein said. “That’s really the genesis of this program, and the overall goal of this program is to provide this benefit to all UFC athletes.”

http://mmajunkie.com/2015(...)ollar-health-program

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Op woensdag 3 juni 2015 19:37 schreef THEFXR het volgende:
In addition to USADA drug testing, UFC to unveil multimillion-dollar health program

After a string of high-profile drug-testing failures by some of MMA’s biggest names, the sport’s most prominent fight organization promised earlier this year to to ramp up its efforts by aligning with a third-party drug-testing firm that will conduct out-of-competition testing.

Plans for the enhanced, year-round drug-testing program will be revealed at today’s press conference, which streams live on MMAjunkie at 2 p.m. ET (11 a.m. PT).

The United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA), a nonprofit and non-governmental organization that serves as the the national anti-doping organization for the U.S., is expected to manage the UFC’s more stringent approach, according to multiple industry veterans who spoke on the condition of anonymity due to the sensitivity of the matter.

UFC Chief Operating Officer Lawrence Epstein wouldn’t confirm the company’s choice of USADA, but the UFC in February announced it would enact World Anti-Doping Administration standards to help curtail drug use in the sport and create “an even playing field.”

“When you start having 500-plus athletes under contract, and you’re doing 42 or 45 events per year around the world, the UFC has now ascended to not just an event promoter here and there, but one of the major sports globally,” Epstein told USA TODAY Sports and MMAjunkie earlier this week. “With that great success comes great responsibility, and our responsibility is to ensure the playing field – the octagon in our case – is safe and fair. We felt this is something we had to do.”

Earlier this year, many UFC fighters said they eagerly anticipated more-stringent testing:

However, the expanded drug testing is just one part of an ambitious initiative the UFC has dubbed its “Athlete Marketing and Development Program.” According to Epstein, the promotion will spend “millions of dollars” in hopes of improved training methods and output from the 600-plus fighters on its roster.

Included in the new program, which newly hired UFC Vice President of Athlete Health and Performance Jeff Novitzky will oversee, are partnerships with self-described human-performance company Fusionetics, as well as training, nutrition and physical therapy specialists EXOS.

“If you look at what it’s going to cost us in expenses out of pocket, it’s in the millions,” Epstein said. “But we don’t think there’s a better investment we can make than spending this money. It’s going to benefit our athletes in so many ways. It’s going to keep them healthier. It’s going to help them perform better.”

Epstein and other company executives visited elite training centers around the world – including major sports franchises in the U.S., as well as English soccer powerhouse Manchester City Football Club – while developing the new program. Epstein said the promotion noted the best practices being used in those sports and developed a program it believes can benefit UFC athletes in a similar fashion.

“I’d consider it a first-of-its-kind and a best-of-its-kind program in the combat sports space,” Epstein said. “Nobody else is doing this in mixed martial arts or boxing or anything like that.”

An additional aspect of the still-developing program also includes the help of a career-services organization, according to UFC Vice President of Public Relations Dave Sholler, who said the company is actively seeking potential partners in that field.

“The athletes will be able to start obtaining some of the skills and job requisites needed to make that transition,” Sholler said. “We know that not everyone will be able to live off the earnings they’ve made in professional sports, so we want to help them with that transition.”

Finally, UFC officials will also open a full-time training and rehabilitation center as part of a new corporate headquarters that is slated to open next year in Las Vegas.

“Our athletes are located all around the world, but we do a lot of events here, and our athletes frequently travel here,” Epstein said. “We’re going to make this resource available for training, for rehabilitation after an injury takes place and to simply get educated on the latest and greatest training techniques. Building that facility is going to be a big part of this thing.”

Epstein hopes the multi-tiered approach to fighter health will ultimately result in less injuries and better overall fighter development as the promotion focuses on its global-growth efforts.

“We really view this as providing additional resources to UFC athletes,” Epstein said. “That’s really the genesis of this program, and the overall goal of this program is to provide this benefit to all UFC athletes.”

http://mmajunkie.com/2015(...)ollar-health-program

Sta ik toch wel van te kijken hoor!

Op het eerste gezicht een zeer goede zaak, in beide gevallen!

Lol, een forum post van Conor uit 2011.

http://www.boards.ie/vbul(...)&page=1#post75385047

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Future drug tests will be "Unannouced, year-round, in and out of competition testing. Urine and blood testing, any place, any where."

5 á 6 tests per fighter, per jaar.

Gus vs Cormier
Best wel slim om die injury te hebben(faken) zodat je nu als beloning een titleshot krijgt.

[ Bericht 77% gewijzigd door THEFXR op 04-06-2015 13:59:52 ]

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Op donderdag 4 juni 2015 12:53 schreef THEFXR het volgende:
Gus vs Cormier
Best wel slim om die injury te hebben(faken) zodat je nu als beloning een titleshot krijgt.

Tering, Gus verloor van Rumble.

Zonder Jones kunnen ze beter de titel vacant doen.

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Op donderdag 4 juni 2015 15:44 schreef Nober het volgende:

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Tering, Gus verloor van Rumble.

Zonder Jones kunnen ze beter de titel vacant doen.

dat hebben ze gedaan met Cormier vs Rumble

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Op donderdag 4 juni 2015 00:03 schreef THEFXR het volgende:

It's Only Blood l UFC 189 Promo

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Op donderdag 4 juni 2015 18:00 schreef Geo4kant het volgende:

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Not available in your country

wat een BS

Moeten ze echt eens fixen die onzin altijd

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Op donderdag 4 juni 2015 18:29 schreef Tazmaniac het volgende:

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wat een BS

Moeten ze echt eens fixen die onzin altijd

ik gebruik hola unblocker om het op de USA te zetten.

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Op donderdag 4 juni 2015 19:23 schreef THEFXR het volgende:

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ik gebruik hola unblocker om het op de USA te zetten.

Dit. Snelle en eenvoudige oplossing.

Hell yeah!!!!!!!

Net kaartjes gekocht voor stand-up comedy show van niemand minder dan...

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Op donderdag 4 juni 2015 20:52 schreef Tazmaniac het volgende:
Hell yeah!!!!!!!

Net kaartjes gekocht voor stand-up comedy show van niemand minder dan...

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ik hoop dat hij goed is.

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Op woensdag 3 juni 2015 21:31 schreef Tazmaniac het volgende:

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5 á 6 tests per fighter, per jaar.

Nu nog weigh ins op de dag zelf en we zijn daar waar UFC zijn moet.

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Op donderdag 4 juni 2015 22:46 schreef n00cL30n het volgende:

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Nu nog weigh ins op de dag zelf en we zijn daar waar UFC zijn moet.

Dat is te gevaarlijk. Zullen ze nooit doen.

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Op vrijdag 5 juni 2015 08:57 schreef Paxlie het volgende:

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Dat is te gevaarlijk. Zullen ze nooit doen.

leg dat even uit of was je sarcastisch?

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Op vrijdag 5 juni 2015 11:25 schreef THEFXR het volgende:

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leg dat even uit of was je sarcastisch?

Die 24 uur is nodig om vechters weer vloeistoffen in hun lichaam te laten krijgen. Als je ze laat vechten op dezelfde dag dan zullen ze alsnog de weight-cut doen en vervolgens gaan vechten met veel te weinig vloeistof in hun lichaam. Een simpele KO wordt dan direct gigantisch levensbedreigend.

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Op vrijdag 5 juni 2015 11:35 schreef Paxlie het volgende:

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Die 24 uur is nodig om vechters weer vloeistoffen in hun lichaam te laten krijgen. Als je ze laat vechten op dezelfde dag dan zullen ze alsnog de weight-cut doen en vervolgens gaan vechten met veel te weinig vloeistof in hun lichaam. Een simpele KO wordt dan direct gigantisch levensbedreigend.

klopt wel,ja, te weinig water in je kop

Tim Boetsch vs. Dan Henderson
Ben Rothwell vs. Matt Mitrione
Dustin Poirier vs. Yancy Medeiros
Thiago Tavares vs. Brian Ortega
Joe Soto vs. Anthony Birchak
Francisco Rivera vs. Alex Caceres

Ben benieuwd naar Rothwell-Mitrione! Denk dat Rothwell's incasseringsvermogen te groot is voor Mitrione en dat Rothwell uiteindelijk op (T)KO wint! Al met al best een leuke card voor een FN-event.

23.00 uur weigh in

Ik word een beetje moe van elke weekend een UFC event.

Tim Boetsch vs. Dan Henderson
Ben Rothwell vs. Matt Mitrione
Dustin Poirier vs. Yancy Medeiros
Thiago Tavares vs. Brian Ortega
Joe Soto vs. Anthony Birchak
Francisco Rivera vs. Alex Caceres

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Op vrijdag 5 juni 2015 18:11 schreef superniger het volgende:
Ik word een beetje moe van elke weekend een UFC event.

Ze zijn mainstream dus moeten ze wel, kwantiteit over kwaliteit.