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damonster · January 19, 2012

UFC Undisputed 2013 Roster

Paul Richey- blurcat.com reporter.

This weekend is the UFC Undisputed 2013 weekend, as they are the official sponsor of UFC 162 and today they held a press-conference to unveil the whole roster for UFC Undisputed 2013, the 4th UFC Undisputed to date, which will be released May 21, 2013

Heavyweight:

Alistair Overeem, Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira. Antonio Silva, Ben Rothwell, Bobby Peavler, Brendan Schuab, Brett Rogers, Brock Lesnar, Cain Velasquez ( C ), Chris Tuchscherer, Daniel Cormier, Daniel Puder, Dave Herman, Jim York, Jon Madsen, Josh Barnet, Junior dos Santos, Justin Wren, Mark Ellis, Matt Mitrione, Mike Russow, Rob Broughton, Roy Nelson, Sergei Kharitonov, Stefan Struve, Travis Browne & Valentijn Overeem.

Light Heavyweight:

Alexander Gustafsson, Anthony Perosh, Christian M’Pumbu, Chuck Liddell, Elliot Marshall, Forrest Griffin, Hans Stringer, Igor Pokrajac, Jason Brilz ( C ), Jimi Manuwa, Jon Jones, Lyoto Machida, Marcos Rogerio de Lima, Marcus Sursa, Matt Hamill, Muhammed Lawal, Phil Davis, Quinton Jackson, Randy Couture, Rashad Evans, Rich Franklin, Ryan Jimmo, Stanislov Nedkov, Stephan Bonnar, Thiago Silva, Tito Ortiz & Yushin Okami

Middleweight:

Aaron Simpson, Alan Belcher, Anderson Silva ( C ), Brian Stann, Chris Leben, Court McGee, Dan Miller, Demian Maia, Doug Marshall, Eric Schambari, Hector Lombard, Jake Rosholt, Jake Sheilds, Jason Miller, Jason Pierce, Jorge Rivera, Jorge Santiago, Luke Rockhold, Mark Munoz, Nate Marqurdt, Pablo Calvo, Ronaldo Souza, Thiago Alves, Tom Lawlor, Trevor Prangley, Vitor Belfort & Wanderlei Silva.

Welterweight:

Amir Sadollah, Anthony Johnson, Anthony Waldburger, Ben Askren, BJ Penn, Chris Lytle ( C ), Dennis Hallman, Diego Sanchez, Dong Hyun Kim, Georges St-Pierre, Gray Maynard, Gunnar Nelson, James Wilks, John Hathaway, Johnny Hendricks, Jon Fitch, Josh Koscheck, Matt Hughes, Marius Zaromskis, Martin Kampmann, Matt Serra, Mike Pierce, Paul Daley, Paulo Thiago, Rick Story, Rory MacDonald & Ryan LaFlare.

Lightweight:

Anthony Pettis, Billy Evangelista, Bobby Stack, Charles Oliveria, Clay Guida, Cole Miller ( C ), Donald Cerrone, Edson Barboza, Evan Dunham, George Sotiropoulos, Gesias Cavalcante, Gilbert Melendez, Gleison Tibau, Jeremy Stephens, Jim Miller, Joe Lauzon, Joe Stevenson, Kenny Flroian, Marcin Held, Rafael dos Anjos, Ross Pearson, Sam Stout, Sean Sherk, Shinya Aoki, Spencer Fisher, Terry Etim & Thiago Tavares.

Featherweight:

Anthony Njokuani, Bibiano Fernandes, Brad Pickett, Casey Olson, Chan Sung Jung, Diego Nunes, Erik Koch, Erikas Petraitis, Hatsu Hioki, Javier Vasquez, Joachim Hansen, Joe Soto, Joe Warren, Josh Grispi, Leonard Garcia, Leonardo Santos, Mark Hominick, Michihiro Omigawa, Miguel Angel Torres ( C ), Mike Thomas Brown, Rani Yahya, Rolando Delgado, Ronnie Mann, Tyson Griffin, Wilson Reis, Yuji Hoshino & Yuta Sasaki.

Bantamweight:

Brian Bowles, Carson Beebe, David Aranda, Dominick Cruz, Frankie Edgar, Hidenori Nishino, Jacob Kirwan, Jason Reinhardt, Jeff Houghland, Mark Oshiro, Masakatsu Ueda, Masakazu Imanari, Michael McDonald, Michael Mortimer, Mike Easton, Norifumi Yamamoto, Ranki Kawana, Renan Barao, Rumina Sato, Ryoto Uozomi, Scott Jorgensen, Shunichi Shimizu, Takeya Mizugaki, Teriyuki Matsumoto, Tyson Nam, Urijah Faber, Will Campuzano.

Also THQ explained what the TUF House is.

“The past two games we had codes to get online free, well this year we won’t be giving out codes for online, instead it will be codes for the TUF House.” Said the head developer for UFC Undisputed 3. “The TUF House allows you to play TUF outside of career mode, plus play different seasons of TUF that you can download. If you don’t get the game new you can buy it for $5.00. Now for pre-orders, if you pre-order the game, anywhere you get TUF season 17 for free, includes all the fighters and coaches. If you pre-order from Gamestop you also get TUF season 1, Best Buy season 2, Wall-Mart season 3, Amazon season 4, Future Shop season 5. Seasons 6-16 will be free for download on release date, season 1-5 and 17 will be sold three months after the game release date, for $5.00 each.”

damonster · January 19, 2012

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UFC 162: Lytle vs. St-Pierre II

Date: February 23, 2013
Location: Kansas City, Missouri
Venue: Sprint Center
Broadcast: PPV

Main Card:

Chris Lytle vs. Georges St-Pierre 2- For the Welterweight Championship.
Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira vs. Daniel Puder
Jim Miller vs. Kenny Florian
Ro Nelson vs. Brendan Schuab 2
Tyson Griffin vs. Rani Yahya

Spike TV Card:

Phil Davis vs. Elliot Marshall 2
Antonio Silva vs. Dave Herman

Preliminary Card:

Court McGee vs. Nick Ring 2
Joseph Ambrose vs. Ray Elbe
Rolando Delgado vs. Joe Warren
Christian Uflacker vs. Mark Smith
Etsuya Okamura (Regen) vs. Ben Greer
AJ Fonseca vs. Tyson Nam
Jonathan Turner (Regen) vs. Edson Claas Vieira
Tony Bonello vs. Salvador Augusto Montano
Patricky Freire vs. David Douglas
Adam Antolin vs. Mitsuhisa Sunabe

don't forget to get predictions in.

damonster · January 20, 2012

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UFC 162: Lytle vs. St-Pierre II

Spike TV Card:

(They pan the arena, all the fans are on their feet cheering.)

Mike Goldberg: “Hello fight fans. I’m Mike Goldberg here always, with my broadcasting partner Joe Rogan. Tonight we have a bunch of fights ahead of us, starting with two live fights from the prelims live on Spike TV now.”

Antonio Silva vs. Dave Herman

Bruce Buffer: “We are live on spike TV, from The Sprint Center in Kansas City, Missouri for UFC 162! Our first bout of this broadcast is in the Heavyweight division. Introducing first, fighting in the blue corner. Weighing in at 240lbs. This man is a wrestler. With a record of 22 wins, 3 loses & 1 draw. Fighting out of Temecula, California. Dave “Pee-Wee” Herman.

Introducing his opponent, fighting in the red corner. Weighing in at 265lbs. This man is a submission and muay thai fighter. With a record of 16 wins & 2 loses. Fighting out of Gardena, California. Antonio "Bigfoot" Silva.

When the fight starts our referee will be Herb Dean.”

Herb Dean: “Are you ready? Are you ready? Let’s get it on.”

Round 1:

Mike Goldberg: “Silva uses a feint to get Herman off balance, but the nice sequence of punches that follow don't find their mark. There's a takedown attempt from Silva. Herman gets taken down by a single leg, and has to pull guard. Silva pounds away with right hands from the guard, hitting several big shots. Silva attempts to pass guard. He passes the guard well, gaining side control. Silva tries to slip behind and take the back. Herman is in big trouble as he is forced to give up his back! Silva increases his control by getting both hooks in. We are now at the halfway point of the round. With both hooks in and therefore great control of the body, Silva tries to finish Herman off with a rear naked choke. The rear naked choke is in deep, Herman has to tap out! ANDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD it’s all over!!!”

Bruce Buffer: "Ladies and gentlemen, referee Dan Miragliotta has called a stop to this bout at 3:19 of the first round, declaring the winner via tapout, Antonio Silva.”

Mike Goldberg: “Here’s Joe Rogan.”

Joe Rogan: “I’m here with the winner Antonio Silva. This is your first fight in the UFC, against a former highly touted prospect. Did that affect you come into this fight?”

Antonio Silva: “No, but making my UFC debut did.”

Joe Rogan: “Anyone you want to fight next?”

Antonio Silva: “Matt Mitrione.”

Joe Rogan: “Antonio Silva, ladies and gentlemen.”

Phil Davis vs. Elliot Marshall

Bruce Buffer: “This bout is in the Light Heavyweight division. Introducing first, fighting in the blue corner. Weighing in at 205lbs. This man is a submission fighter. With a record of 12 wins & 3 loses. Fighting out of Boulder, Colorado. Elliot “The Fire” Marshall.

Introducing his opponent, fighting in the red corner. Weighing in at 205lbs.This man is a wrestler. With a record of 12 wins & 1 lose. Fighting out of Chula Vista, California. Phil "Mr. Wonderful" Davis.

When the fight starts our referee will be Dan Miragliotta.”

Dan Miragliotta: “Are you ready? Are you ready? Let’s get it on.”

Round 1:

Mike Goldberg: “Davis feints stepping in. Davis feints stepping in. Davis shoots in, looking for a takedown. Marshall tries to step away from the takedown. Marshall avoids the takedown attempt. Marshall shoots in, looking for a takedown. The takedown is unsuccessful, Davis blocked Marshall. Davis throws a left jab but Marshall avoids it. They both meet with strikes, but neither does any damage. They wind up in a tight clinch. Davis is trying to muscle Marshall up against the cage. He does so, and now has Marshall pinned to the cage. We move into the second half of this round. Davis uses underhooks to gain solid control, and is looking for a takedown. The takedown doesn't work, Marshall blocked it and then turns it so that Davis is the one against the cage. With Davis stuck against the cage, Marshall tries to complete a takedown. He has the takedown! Davis pulls half guard. Marshall tries to ensnare Davis in a kimura. Davis defends it well. Davis reaches over and tries to lock up an arm. Davis gets an armbar fully applied and forces the tap out! ANDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD it’s all over!!!!”

Bruce Buffer: "Ladies and gentlemen, referee Dan Miragliotta has called a stop to this bout at 4:17 of the first round, declaring the winner via tapout, Phil Davis.”

Mike Goldberg: “Here’s Joe Rogan.”

Joe Rogan: “I’m here with the winner Phil Davis. You two first meet at UFC: Rio and you lost by unanimous decision, why did you want a rematch?”

Phil Davis: “I knew I could beat him and he was my first ever professional lost so of course I wanted a rematch.”

Joe Rogan: “How close do you think you are to a title shot?”

Phil Davis: “One fight away, but we will see what John Doe thinks.”

Etsuya Okamura vs. Ben Greer

Round 1:

Mike Goldberg: “Both fighters throw strikes, no significant damage is inflicted by either. There's a stalemate as both fighters throw strikes, but neither scores. Okamura is looking to turn this into a wrestling match, and is getting in closer to Greer. Okamura grabs Greer and pulls him into a grapple. Using his wrestling skills, Okamura is trying to push Greer up against the cage. Okamura achieves it, pinning Greer to the cage. Unable to get free, Greer is smothered up against the cage for about thirty seconds. Smothered against the cage, Greer is stuck there, unable to do anything, for roughly thirty seconds. We are now at the halfway point of the round. Okamura tries to smother Greer against the cage with wrestling, but he reverses it and pushes Okamura against the cage instead. With the fight having been stuck against the cage for a lengthy period of time, the referee restarts them back in the center. Greer steps in, feints a kick, then darts back out. An exchange of strikes doesn't really lead to anything. We move into the final sixty seconds of this round. Moving in closer, Okamura looks like he wants to strike from the pocket. He gets into range. From the pocket, Okamura shoots in for a double leg. Greer cannot stop the takedown, and has to pull guard. Okamura begins trying to pass guard and get a better position. Greer keeps Okamura in guard. The time is up, and that's the end of round one.”

Round 2:

Mike Goldberg: “Okamura doesn't get drawn in as Greer feints a kick. Both fighters fire off strikes, neither produces any significant damage. Okamura comes in, looking for a quick takedown. Okamura gets a single leg takedown! Greer pulls guard off it. Time slips away as Okamura successfully keeps Greer stuck against the ground. In guard, Okamura begins working to pass to side control. He can't get free of the guard. Greer bursts into life and tries to scramble into a better position. There wasn't enough separation though, Okamura is able to catch him and secure side control. We go past the halfway point of this round. Okamura starts trying to work to go from side control to mount. Okamura shifts to mount. Okamura has solid control over Greer, and starts pounding away with strikes. Greer had better start defending himself, or this will be over! The referee gives Greer time to do something, but eventually has to come in and stop the fight! ANDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD it’s all over!!!”

Bruce Buffer: "Ladies and gentlemen, referee Bob Hillbilly has called a stop to this bout at 4:08 of the second round, declaring the winner via tapout, Etsuya Okamura.”

(John Doe and Joe Rogan try and get their last hype in before the PPV starts.)

Main Card:

(The opening for UFC 162: Lytle vs. St-Pierre II starts.)

Daniel Puder: “The UFC is giving me a big opportunity against a big name fight like Big Nog, in my third UFC fight, but I will show everyone they didn’t make a mistake.”

Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira: “Puder is only getting this fight with me as he is a former ‘pro’ wrestler, well tonight I will show Puder that MMA is not like ‘pro’ wrestling.”

Georges St-Pierre: “Lytle is good, however he won’t be able to beat me twice.”

Chris Lytle: “I have knocked out GSP before and will do it again.”

(A video package airs, showing all the highlights from the Main Card fighters.)

Mike Goldberg: “Hello fight fans and welcome to UFC 162: Lytle vs. St-Pierre II. I’m Mike Goldberg here with my broadcasting partner Joe Rogan. Tonight we have a main event of former Welterweight Champion Georges St-Pierre against current champion & the last guy to beat him, Chris Lytle.”

Joe Rogan: “In their first match GSP was dominating Lytle for the whole fight until Lytle caught him with one punching, ending the fight right then and their.”

Mike Goldberg: “In our co-main event former WWE wrestler Daniel Puder takes on a next level of fighter, in Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira.”

Joe Rogan: “This fight is a good one as Puder will be showing everyone if he can take on a high level in Big Nog, who can submit or knockout this wrestler easily.”

Mike Goldberg: “Come up next we have our first fight of the night.”

Tyson Griffin vs. Rani Yahya

Bruce Buffer: “We are live, from The Sprint Center in Kansas City, Missouri for UFC 162! Our first bout of the evening is in the Featherweight division. Introducing first, fighting in the blue corner. Weighing in at 145lbs.This man is a submission fighter. With a record of 18 wins & 8 loses. Fighting out of Brasília, Brazil. Rani Yahya.

Introducing his opponent, fighting in the red corner. Weighing in at 145lbs. This man is a wrestler. With a record of 16 wins & 6 loses. Fighting out of Las Vegas, Nevada. Tyson Griffin.

When the fight starts our referee will be Josh Rosenthal.”

Josh Rosenthal: “Are you ready? Are you ready? Let’s get it on.”

Round 1:

Mike Goldberg: Yahya avoids a body kick. Yahya drops his shoulder and feints to step in, but Griffin isn't buying it. Griffin looks like he might be trying to get in close and wrestle with Yahya. Strikes from Yahya keep Griffin from stepping in too close, and he is forced to step back. Yahya avoids a huge right hand and hits a stinging left jab. Yahya shoots in, looking for a takedown. Griffin sprawls, stopping the takedown and forcing Yahya down to the ground into a type of turtle position. Rolled over from turtle position Yahya is left caught in side control. We move into the second half of this round. Griffin attempts to move to mount. He can't get the mount. Griffin blocks an attempted sweep. Griffin begins trying to get himself into mount. He finds himself unable to get the mount on this attempt. Yahya attempts a sweep from side control. Griffin gets swept out of side control, but scrambles back to his feet to face Yahya. We have one minute of the round remaining. Yahya throws a couple of jabs, then chooses to shoot in on Griffin. Yahya is stopped by a good sprawl, and is pulled down to the ground in a loose front facelock until he is on his knees. Rolled over from turtle position Yahya is left caught in side control. The time is up, and that's the end of round one.”

Round 2:

Mike Goldberg: “Griffin steps back to avoid a left jab. Yahya feints rushing in, but withdraws. Griffin is getting in closer to Yahya, perhaps looking for a clinch. He pulls Yahya into a Muay Thai clinch. Yahya blocks a knee strike, but cannot hit an elbow over the top of the clinch. Griffin avoids an elbow that comes over the top of the clinch after missing a knee strike. Griffin misses a knee strike, but Yahya fails to connect on a countering elbow strike. We've now passed the halfway mark in this round. Griffin tries a knee strike, but Yahya blocks it and wrestles his way out of the Muay Thai clinch. Griffin looks to be trying to close the distance between them. Griffin grabs Yahya and pulls him into a Muay Thai clinch. There's under a minute left in this round. Yahya manages to grapple his way out of trouble and into having double underhooks as he clinches with Griffin. Griffin is looking to muscle Yahya back against the cage. Griffin does it, Yahya is stuck with his back to the cage. Yahya gets caught with a knee to the inside of the thigh. Round two ends as time expires.”

Round 3:

Mike Goldberg: “Yahya avoids a right kick to the body and hits a left. Griffin steps in, feints a kick, then darts back out. Yahya throws out a couple of jabs as a set up, then shoots in for a takedown. The takedown is unsuccessful, Griffin blocked Yahya. Yahya comes in closer, looking to attack from the pocket. Griffin now has Yahya standing in the pocket. Moving in closer, Yahya looks like he may want to wrestle Griffin. He pulls Griffin into a grapple. Clinched with Griffin, Yahya looks to try and take him down. Griffin blocks the takedown attempt. Griffin turns Yahya slightly, creating enough space so that he can break free of the grapple. Tyson Griffin is looking really tired. We pass the halfway mark of this round. Griffin throws a looping punch, but Yahya avoids it. Yahya presses in closer to attack. Yahya counters a right kick to the legs with a jab. Yahya circles, looking for an opening. It seems that Griffin is happy to let Yahya circle for the moment. The end of the round is coming quick, there's under a minute left. Griffin throws a looping punch, but Yahya avoids it. Yahya steps in closer to force the issue. Griffin counters a flurry of punches by hitting a jab. Breathing very hard, Rani Yahya is looking ragged. We reach the time limit and this fight is over.”

Bruce Buffer: "Ladies and gentlemen, we go to the judges’ scorecards. The judges scored this bout 29-28 for Griffin, 29-28 for Yahya and 29-28, declaring the winner via split decision, Tyson Griffin.”

Mike Goldberg: “Here’s Joe Rogan.”

Joe Rogan: “I’m here with the winner Tyson Griffin. This is your return to featherweight, how come?”

Tyson Griffin: “I’ve been wanting to go back to featherweight and after talking to my coaches we decided on the cut.”

Joe Rogan: “Anyone you want to fight next?”

Tyson Griffin: “I don’t know, maybe a striker next.”

Joe Rogan: “Tyson Griffin, ladies and gentlemen.”

Ro Nelson vs. Brendan Schuab

Bruce Buffer: “This bout is in the Heavyweight division. Introducing first, fighting in the blue corner. Weighing in at 240lbs.This man is a boxer & submission fighter. With a record of 9 wins & 3 lose. Fighting out of Albuquerque, New Mexico. Brendan "The Hybrid" Schaub.

Introducing his opponent, fighting in the red corner. Weighing in at 265lbs.This man is a grappler. With a record of 17 wins & 7 loses. Fighting out of Las Vegas, Nevada. Roy “Big Country” Nelson.

When the fight starts our referee will be Herb Dean.”

Herb Dean: “Are you ready? Are you ready? Let’s get it on.”

Round 1:

Mike Goldberg: “A left jab misses and Nelson strikes back with a flurry of quick punches to sting Schaub. Schaub throws a leg kick but Nelson avoids it. Nelson avoids a jab and scores with a solid left. Nelson sees a right body kick coming, grabs it, shoots in for a takedown, getting it! Schaub gets half guard. Nelson begins trying to get his leg free of half guard and get a better position. Schaub can't keep half guard secure and gives up side control. Nelson looks to roll Schaub slightly and slip behind. Schaub tries to escape but only succeeds in giving up his back! We've now passed the halfway mark in this round. Schaub is in huge trouble now, as Nelson successfully gets both hooks in. Nelson, with both hooks in, attempts to get a rear naked choke fully applied. The rear naked choke is in deep, Schaub has to tap out! ANDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD it’s all over!!!””

Bruce Buffer: "Ladies and gentlemen, referee Herb Dean has called a stop to this bout at 3:50 of the first round, declaring the winner via tapout, Roy Nelson.”

Mike Goldberg: “Here’s Joe Rogan.”

Joe Rogan: “I’m here with the winner Roy Nelson.”

Roy Nelson: “Hey Brett Rogers, you & me, this June.”

Jim Miller vs. Kenny Florian

Bruce Buffer: “This bout is in the Lightweight division. Introducing first, fighting in the blue corner. Weighing in at 155lbs. This man is a muay thai & submission fighter. With a record of 15 wins & 6 loses. Fighting out of Brookline, Massachusetts. Kenny "KenFlo" Florian.

Introducing his opponent, fighting in the red corner. Weighing in at 155lbs.This man is a wrestler. With a record of 22 wins & 3 loses. Fighting out of Whippany, New Jersey. Jim Miller

When the fight starts our referee will be Dan Miragliotta.”

Dan Miragliotta: “Are you ready? Are you ready? Let’s get it on.”

Round 1:

Mike Goldberg: “Florian counters a wayward left jab with a left. Florian uses a feint to get Miller off balance, but the flurry of rights and lefts that follow don't find their mark. Miller shoots in, looking for a takedown. The takedown is unsuccessful, Miller can only manage to push Florian face-first up against the cage. From behind Florian, Miller tries to climb his back and get a choke hold. Miller gets a good grip, and Florian can do nothing but fall to the ground. Florian winds up face down on the ground, with Miller on top. Miller increases his control by getting both hooks in. With both hooks in and therefore great control of the body, Miller tries to finish Florian off with a rear naked choke. Florian defends himself well against the choke. We are now at the halfway point of the round. Miller, with both hooks fully in, tries to get the rear naked choke applied. Florian stops Miller from getting his arm under the chin and completing the choke. Florian struggles against Miller and manages to free himself from the hooks. Miller gets both hooks in, and is now in a really dominant position. With both hooks in, Miller tries to flatten Florian out for the rear naked choke. Florian fights off the rear naked choke attempt. There's under a minute left in this round. Miller, with both hooks in, attempts to get a rear naked choke fully applied. Florian fights off the rear naked choke attempt. Florian tries to improve his chances of survival by breaking free of the hooks, but they're too tight. Miller attempts to complete a rear naked choke, having both hooks fully in. Florian doesn't allow the rear naked choke to be applied. The time is up, and that's the end of round one.”

Round 2:

Mike Goldberg: “Florian counters a wayward left jab with a left. Florian uses a feint to get Miller off balance, but the flurry of rights and lefts that follow don't find their mark. Miller shoots in, looking for a takedown. The takedown is unsuccessful, Miller can only manage to push Florian face-first up against the cage. From behind Florian, Miller tries to climb his back and get a choke hold. Miller gets a good grip, and Florian can do nothing but fall to the ground. Florian winds up face down on the ground, with Miller on top. Miller increases his control by getting both hooks in. With both hooks in and therefore great control of the body, Miller tries to finish Florian off with a rear naked choke. Florian defends himself well against the choke. We are now at the halfway point of the round. Miller, with both hooks fully in, tries to get the rear naked choke applied. Florian stops Miller from getting his arm under the chin and completing the choke. Florian struggles against Miller and manages to free himself from the hooks. Miller gets both hooks in, and is now in a really dominant position. With both hooks in, Miller tries to flatten Florian out for the rear naked choke. Florian fights off the rear naked choke attempt. There's under a minute left in this round. Miller, with both hooks in, attempts to get a rear naked choke fully applied. Florian fights off the rear naked choke attempt. Florian tries to improve his chances of survival by breaking free of the hooks, but they're too tight. Miller attempts to complete a rear naked choke, having both hooks fully in. Florian doesn't allow the rear naked choke to be applied. The time is up, and that's the end of round one.”

Round 3:

Mike Goldberg: “Florian feints going high, but Miller doesn't buy it. Miller steps back to avoid a leg kick, having been suckered in with a feinted high kick. An attempted inside leg kick misses, giving Florian the opportunity to counter with a clean jab. Miller steps back to avoid a left jab. Florian comes in with a couple of jabs, using them as cover so that he can shoot in. It looks like Miller is trying to grab a guillotine. Florian has the takedown! Miller has applied the guillotine choke though! The guillotine is locked in, tight enough that Florian has to tap out! ANDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD it’s all over!!!!”

Bruce Buffer: "Ladies and gentlemen, referee Dan Miragliotta has called a stop to this bout at 2:27 of the third round, declaring the winner via tapout, Jim Miller.”

Mike Goldberg: “Here’s Joe Rogan.”

Joe Rogan: “I’m here with the winner Jim Miller. It’s been noted by many people that you maybe the best fighter to never fight for a championship, do you think this is true?”

Jim Miller: “I hope not, I want to win a UFC championship sometime.”

Joe Rogan: “Anyone you want to fight next?”

Jim Miller: “Best option would be another submission ace, Shinya Aoki.”

Joe Rogan: “Wow, that would be on amazing fight, Jim Miller, ladies and gentlemen.”

(Replay of Antonio Silva vs. Dave Herman).

Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira vs. Daniel Puder

Bruce Buffer: “Our co-main event of the evening is in the Heavyweight divsion. Introducing first, fighting in the blue corner. Weighing in at 235lbs. This man is a wrestler. With a record of 12 wins & 0 loses. Fighting out of San Jose, California. Daniel Puder.

Introducing his opponent, fighting in the red corner. Weighing in at 240lbs. This man is a submission fighter. With a record of 35 wins, 7 loses & 1 draw. Fighting out of Gardena, California. Antonio Rodrigo "Minotauro" Nogueira.

When the fight starts our referee will be Yves Lavigne.”

Yves Lavigne: “Are you ready? Are you ready? Let’s get it on.”

Round 1:

Mike Goldberg: “Nogueira slips past a left jab and fires back with a nice three-punch combination. Nogueira chooses to shoot in on Puder. Nogueira can't get the takedown, Puder defended it well. Nogueira looks like he might be trying to get in close and wrestle with Puder. Nogueira grapples with Puder, who made no attempt to escape. Nogueira manages to wrestle his way into a dominant position in the grapple. Nogueira attempts to pick Puder up for a slam. Nogueira has him! Slams him down! Puder pulls guard. In guard, Nogueira begins working to pass to side control. Nogueira gets past, but Puder stops him at half guard. We go past the halfway point of this round. Nogueira throws a few right hands as he takes a moment to plan ahead. Puder attempts to guillotine Nogueira from the bottom of half guard. Nogueira pulls his head free before the hold can be applied properly. Nogueira attempts to pass half guard. Puder keeps Nogueira in half guard. Puder tries to ensnare an arm. Puder cannot secure the arm. We move into the final sixty seconds of this round. Nogueira tries to pass the half guard. Nogueira isn't able to pass from half guard thanks to the tenacious defence of Puder. Time expires and we come to the end of round one.”

Round 2:

Mike Goldberg: “Nogueira steps back to avoid a kick to the body, having been suckered in with a feint. Nogueira slips out of the way of a jab. Nogueira doesn't get drawn in as Puder feints a kick. Puder keeps out of range, assessing the situation. Nogueira steps in to put some pressure on. Nogueira is looking to get in close and strike from the pocket. Puder now has Nogueira standing in the pocket. Nogueira looks to be trying to close the distance between them. Puder is pulled into a grapple. Nogueira looks to scoop his opponent up for a slam. Nogueira has him! Slams him down! Puder pulls guard. Nogueira attempts to pass guard. He can't find a way past the guard. Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira is breathing very hard. Puder raises his legs and tries to get Nogueira into a triangle choke. Nogueira blocks the triangle attempt. We move into the second half of this round. Nogueira smothers Puder with his body by pushing forward and down. Nogueira is trying to pass guard. Puder comfortably blocks the attempt and keeps Nogueira in guard. Puder raises his legs and tries to get Nogueira into a triangle choke. Nogueira gets caught by the triangle, but needn't panic as there's only a few seconds left! The time runs out on round two.”

Round 3:

Mike Goldberg: “Both fighters advance and strike, but neither hits anything. Puder feints rushing in, but Nogueira doesn't fall for it. Puder bobs and weaves, trying to get Nogueira to commit. Nogueira avoids a body kick. Both throw strikes at each other, both easily defend the other's attempt. Having stepped in close to throw their strikes, they end up grappling. Nogueira looks to scoop his opponent up for a slam. Puder defends it well though, and slips away from Nogueira. Nogueira steps in, feints a kick, then darts back out. We've now passed the halfway mark in this round. Nogueira steps back to avoid a barrage of big punches. Puder is looking to get in close and strike from the pocket. Nogueira drops down to try and catch him by surprise with a single leg attempt, but it is blocked. Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira looks very, very tired. Nogueira, who looks drained, throws a couple of slow jabs as cover so that he can go for a takedown. Puder attempts to avoid Nogueira as he shoots in. Nogueira doesn't get the takedown, Puder avoided it. The end of the round is coming quick, there's under a minute left. Puder looks like he wants to stand in the pocket and strike with Nogueira. Nogueira tries to catch him by surprise with a takedown attempt, but it is blocked. Puder circles, looking for an opening. Nogueira steps in to put some pressure on. We reach the time limit and this fight is over.”

Bruce Buffer: "Ladies and gentlemen, we go to the judges’ scorecards. The judges scored this contest 29-28 for Nogueira, 29-28 for Puder & 29-28, declaring the winner via split decision, Daniel Puder.”

Mike Goldberg: “Here’s Joe Rogan.”

Joe Rogan: “I’m here with the winner Daniel Puder. Coming into this fight you took a huge step up in contest, why?”

Daniel Puder: “I know I could beat him so I asked Doe for the fight and he gave it to me.”

Joe Rogan: “Do you have anyone in your mind as to who you want to fight next?”

Daniel Puder: “Yeah, I would like to face former WWE champ Brock Lesnar. WWE vs. WWE.”

Joe Rogan: “Daniel Puder, ladies and gentlemen.”

Chris Lytle vs. Georges St-Pierre

Bruce Buffer: “It’sssssssssssss time for out main event. This fight is 5 rounds in the Welterweight division. Introducing first, the challenger, fighting in the blue corner. Weighing in at 170lbs. This man is a Wrestler. With a record of 23 wins & 3 loses. Fighting out of Montreal, Quebec. Georges "Rush" St. Pierre.

Introducing his opponent, fighting in the red corner. Weighing in at 170lbs.This man is a boxer & submission wrestler. With a record of 33 wins, 17 loses & 5 draws. Fighting out of Indianapolis, Indiana. The defending reigning UFC Welterweight champion, Chris “Lights Out” Lytle.

When the fight starts our referee will be Herb Dean.”

Herb Dean: (Calls both fighters forward) “Alright gentlemen, we've been over the instructions in the dressing room: protect yourself at all times; follow my instructions at all times. Let's have a good, clean fight. Now touch gloves to make it official.” (They both touch gloves.)

Round 1:

Mike Goldberg: “An exchange of strikes doesn't lead to any real damage. St. Pierre goes to the body and then to the head with a tidy combination to get Lytle to cover up, then shoots in. The takedown is completed, it was a single leg and Lytle is left on his back pulling guard. St. Pierre begins trying to pass the guard. Lytle finds his opponent too skilled, and St. Pierre passes guard into side control. St. Pierre fires away with rights, Lytle is getting pounded. Lytle had better start defending himself, or this will be over! The referee gives Lytle time to do something, but eventually has to come in and stop the fight! ANDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD it’s all over!!!”

Bruce Buffer: "Ladies and gentlemen, referee Herb Dean has called a stop to this bout at 1:34 of the first round, declaring the winner via TKO, the new UFC Welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre.”

(In Walks Anthony Johnson, he gets into GSP’s face and pushes him. GSP turns around a walks right out of the octagon.)

Jonathan Turner vs. Edson Claas Vieira

Round 1:

Mike Goldberg: “Both fighters exchange strikes, but neither hits anything significant. Draggo steps back to avoid a leg kick. A flurry of punches miss Turner and allow him to counter-strike with a kick to the inside of the left leg. Both throw strikes at each other, both easily defend the other's attempt. Turner feints to one side and then throws a spinning back fist but Draggo avoids it by mere inches. Turner counters a flurry of punches by hitting a picture-perfect right roundhouse kick to the side of the ribs. Both fighters come in and throw strikes, there is no real damage done by either. We've now passed the halfway mark in this round. Turner uses head movement to slip past a punch, then hits a stinging jab. Both fighters advance and strike, but neither hits anything. Turner tries for a body kick but Draggo sees it coming and avoids it. Draggo checks a low kick and then steps forward to hit a jab. The end of the round is coming quick, there's under a minute left. Turner uses head movement to cause a left jab to sail harmlessly by. Both fighters come in and exchange strikes, but neither does any damage. They wind up in a tight clinch. Looking to take this fight to the ground, Draggo tries to pull Turner down into his guard. It's no use though, Turner doesn't budge and instead takes control of the clinch. The time is up, and that's the end of round one.”

Round 2:

Mike Goldberg: “Turner waits for a flurry of punches to stop, then hits a stinging left jab. Draggo avoids a jab. Moving in closer, Turner looks like he may want to try and clinch with Draggo. Draggo tries to catch him by surprise with a takedown attempt, but it is blocked. A feint puts him off balance, but Draggo is still able to slip out of the way of a body kick. A speculative right hand from Draggo doesn't find a home. Time slips away as Turner doesn't press Draggo, allowing him to circle. Draggo chooses to shoot in on Turner. The takedown is completed, it was a single leg but Turner is on his back less than a few seconds; spinning out and away, he quickly gets back up. We go past the halfway point of this round. Turner looks like he might be trying to get in close and wrestle with Draggo. Draggo drops down to try and catch him by surprise with a single leg attempt, but it is blocked. Turner looks to move in and stand in the pocket. Seeing an opportunity, Draggo goes straight for a takedown, but Turner is equal to it. We move into the final sixty seconds of this round. Both fighters come in and exchange strikes, but neither does any damage. An exchange of blows doesn't really produce any damage or a clear advantage. Both fighters fire off strikes, neither produces any significant damage. Round two ends as time expires.”

Round 3:

Mike Goldberg: “Turner avoids a jab and scores with a left jab to the cheek. A couple of wild haymakers are used to set up a takedown attempt from Draggo. Draggo drives forward with the takedown, but Turner is able to stay on his feet and turn them around. Draggo ends up pressed up against the cage. Turner smothers Draggo against the cage, then hits him with an elbow strike to the side of the head. Draggo has a gash under his eye from that strike. Turner steps back to achieve some separation from Draggo and gets ready to strike. Draggo checks a low kick. Turner hits an enormous right cross from the pocket, Draggo is out before he hits the ground! ANDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD it’s all over!!!!”

Bruce Buffer: "Ladies and gentlemen, referee Burt Watson has called a stop to this bout at 2:01 of the third round, declaring the winner via KO, Jonathan Turner.”

Patricky Freire vs. David Douglas

Round 1:

Mike Goldberg: “They exchange strikes, but neither fighter inflicts any real damage.

Douglas feints stepping in. Advancing, Douglas counters a left jab by using a left jab to the cheek. Advancing, Douglas counters a left jab by using a jab. Freire steps back to avoid a left jab. Douglas feints rushing in, but Freire doesn't fall for it. Douglas uses a feint to get Freire off balance, but the nice sequence of punches that follow don't find their mark. We pass the halfway mark of this round. Douglas steps in, feints a kick, then darts back out. Douglas is looking to get in close and strike from the pocket. Standing his ground, Freire looks happy to engage Douglas in the pocket. Douglas sees a low kick being set up and strikes first with a solid punch. Douglas tries for a left jab but Freire uses head movement to avoid it. Freire lets a jab sail wide and counter-strikes with a sharp kick to the shin. There's under a minute left in this round. Douglas slips past a big right and hits a massive uppercut, knocking Freire down to the ground...he is out cold!”

Bruce Buffer: "Ladies and gentlemen, referee Henry Hotererior has called a stop to this bout at 4:31 of the first round, declaring the winner via KO, David Douglas.”

(Replay of Phil Davis vs. Elliot Marshall.)

Unaired Prelim bouts:

Court McGee vs. Nick Ring 2

Official Result: Nick 'The Promise' Ring defeats Court McGee (Unanimous Decision in 5:00 of round 3). The match was rated as being Average.

Joseph Ambrose vs. Ray Elbe

Official Result: 'JJ' Joseph Ambrose defeats Ray 'Magical' Elbe (Submission (Kneebar) in 3:05 of round 2). The match was rated as being Decent.

Rolando Delgado vs. Joe Warren

Official Result: Joe Warren defeats 'The Crazy Cuban' Rolando Delgado (Unanimous Decision in 5:00 of round 3). The match was rated as being Decent.

Christian Uflacker vs. Mark Smith

Official Result: Christian Uflacker defeats 'Baby Face' Mark Smith (Unanimous Decision in 5:00 of round 3). The match was rated as being Decent.

AJ Fonseca vs. Tyson Nam

Official Result: Tyson Nam defeats AJ Fonseca (Unanimous Decision in 5:00 of round 3). The match was rated as being Decent.

Tony Bonello vs. Salvador Augusto Montano

Official Result: Salvador 'Dogerdes' Augusto Montano defeats 'The Gun' Tony Bonello (Unanimous Decision in 5:00 of round 3). The match was rated as being Poor.

Adam Antolin vs. Mitsuhisa Sunabe

Official Result: Adam Antolin defeats Louis Gaudinot (Unanimous Decision in 5:00 of round 3). The match was rated as being Poor.

Fight of the night: Jim Miller vs. Kenny Florian

KO of the night: Jonathan Turner

Submission of the night: Jim Miller

Jingo 12/17
me 13/17

damonster · January 20, 2012

UFC 162 press confrence- highlights

Matt Edwards- blurcat.com reporter.

Attendance- 22,472

Buy Rate- 2,491,888

Releases- Ben Greer & Court McGee.

damonster · January 20, 2012

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UFC 163: Velasquez vs. Overeem

Date: March 9, 2013

Location: Honolulu, Hawii

Venue: Neal Blaisdell Center

Broadcast: PPV

Main Card:

Cain Velasquez vs. Alistair Overeem- for the UFC Heavyweight Championship.

BJ Penn vs. Matt Serra

Rich Franklin vs. Jon Jones

Grey Maynard vs. Jon Fitch

Ben Askren vs. Diego Sanchez

Preliminary Card:

Karl Amoussou vs. Kazuo Misaki

Alex Stiebling vs. Hiroshi Izumi

Rory McDonald vs. DaMarques Johnson

Alexander Sarnavskiy vs. Ross Pearson

Yuji Hoshino vs. Javier Vasquez

Matt Makowski vs. Matt Riddle

Jason Pierce vs. Terry Martin

Casey Olson vs. Justin Rice

Chad Griggs vs. Valentijn Overeem

Mark Oshiro vs. Will Campuzano

Analu Brash vs. Buddy Roberts

Zach Makovsky vs. Toshimichi Akagi

damonster · January 22, 2012

Main Card:

Cain Velasquez vs. Alistair Overeem- for the UFC Heavyweight Championship.

BJ Penn vs. Matt Serra

Rich Franklin vs. Jon Jones

Grey Maynard vs. Jon Fitch

Ben Askren vs. Diego Sanchez

Preliminary Card:

Karl Amoussou vs. Kazuo Misaki

Alex Stiebling vs. Hiroshi Izumi

Rory McDonald vs. DaMarques Johnson

Alexander Sarnavskiy vs. Ross Pearson

Yuji Hoshino vs. Javier Vasquez

Matt Makowski vs. Matt Riddle

Jason Pierce vs. Terry Martin

Casey Olson vs. Justin Rice

Chad Griggs vs. Valentijn Overeem

Mark Oshiro vs. Will Campuzano

Analu Brash vs. Buddy Roberts

Zach Makovsky vs. Toshimichi Akagi

xspudx · January 23, 2012

Cain Velasquez vs. Alistair Overeem
BJ Penn vs. Matt Serra
Rich Franklin vs. Jon Jones
Grey Maynard vs. Jon Fitch
Ben Askren vs. Diego Sanchez

Rory McDonald vs. DaMarques Johnson
Alexander Sarnavskiy vs. Ross Pearson
Matt Makowski vs. Matt Riddle
Chad Griggs vs. Valentijn Overeem

Gray Maynard vs. Jon Fitch is a really interesting fight, though it wouldn't be very exciting.

Just seen you've had this diary for a year. Props, that's some real dedication. I hope I can put just as much effort into mine as yours.

damonster · January 24, 2012

Gray Maynard vs. Jon Fitch is a really interesting fight, though it wouldn't be very exciting.

Just seen you've had this diary for a year. Props, that's some real dedication. I hope I can put just as much effort into mine as yours.

I already simmed the event and gotta say it had some awesome fights but you are right about Maynard vs. Fitch.

tbh I started this diary before I even know I was getting the game, you see I don't have a credit card and had to get my parents to buy it for me.

edit: it's not about dedication it's about are you having fun, I was going to quit this because people havn't been predicting much, however one person said they loved it so I am keeping it.

xspudx · January 24, 2012

edit: it's not about dedication it's about are you having fun, I was going to quit this because people havn't been predicting much, however one person said they loved it so I am keeping it.

I try not to let it bother me if people aren't interested, I think its best to do it for yourself and like you said, to have fun. Keep up the good work.

Jingo · January 24, 2012

Cain Velasquez vs. Alistair Overeem- for the UFC Heavyweight Championship.

BJ Penn vs. Matt Serra

Rich Franklin vs. Jon Jones

Grey Maynard vs. Jon Fitch

Ben Askren vs. Diego Sanchez

Preliminary Card:

Karl Amoussou vs. Kazuo Misaki

Alex Stiebling vs. Hiroshi Izumi

Rory McDonald vs. DaMarques Johnson

Alexander Sarnavskiy vs. Ross Pearson

Yuji Hoshino vs. Javier Vasquez

Matt Makowski vs. Matt Riddle

Jason Pierce vs. Terry Martin

Casey Olson vs. Justin Rice

Chad Griggs vs. Valentijn Overeem

Mark Oshiro vs. Will Campuzano

Analu Brash vs. Buddy Roberts

Zach Makovsky vs. Toshimichi Akagi

gerrymanderer · January 25, 2012

Cain Velasquez vs. Alistair Overeem- for the UFC Heavyweight Championship.

BJ Penn vs. Matt Serra

Rich Franklin vs. Jon Jones

Grey Maynard vs. Jon Fitch

Ben Askren vs. Diego Sanchez

Preliminary Card:

Karl Amoussou vs. Kazuo Misaki

Alex Stiebling vs. Hiroshi Izumi

Rory McDonald vs. DaMarques Johnson

Alexander Sarnavskiy vs. Ross Pearson

Yuji Hoshino vs. Javier Vasquez

Matt Makowski vs. Matt Riddle

Jason Pierce vs. Terry Martin

Casey Olson vs. Justin Rice

Chad Griggs vs. Valentijn Overeem

Mark Oshiro vs. Will Campuzano

Analu Brash vs. Buddy Roberts

Zach Makovsky vs. Toshimichi Akagi

damonster · January 28, 2012

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UFC 163: Velasquez vs. Overeem

Date: March 9, 2013
Location: Honolulu, Hawii
Venue: Neal Blaisdell Center
Broadcast: PPV

Main Card:

Cain Velasquez vs. Alistair Overeem- for the UFC Heavyweight Championship.
BJ Penn vs. Matt Serra
Rich Franklin vs. Jon Jones
Grey Maynard vs. Jon Fitch
Ben Askren vs. Diego Sanchez

Preliminary Card:

Karl Amoussou vs. Kazuo Misaki
Alex Stiebling vs. Hiroshi Izumi
Rory McDonald vs. DaMarques Johnson
Alexander Sarnavskiy vs. Ross Pearson
Yuji Hoshino vs. Javier Vasquez
Matt Makowski vs. Matt Riddle
Jason Pierce vs. Terry Martin
Casey Olson vs. Justin Rice
Chad Griggs vs. Valentijn Overeem
Mark Oshiro vs. Will Campuzano
Analu Brash vs. Buddy Roberts
Zach Makovsky vs. Toshimichi Akagi

don't forget to get predictions in.

damonster · January 29, 2012

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UFC 163: Velasquez vs. Overeem

Main Card:

(The opening for UFC 163: Velasquez vs. Overeem starts.)

Matt Serra: “I will beat Penn in our rematch and send him packing.”

BJ Penn: “I have been on a losing streak lately, but it will snap after my fight with Serra.”

Alistair Overeem: “Cain Velasquez has shown that he can go down from hard shots and that’s exactly what’s going to happen tonight.”

Cain Velasquez: “I’m going to take Overeem down and ground and pound my way to victory.”

(A video package airs, showing all the highlights from the Main Card fighters.)

Mike Goldberg: “Hello fight fans and welcome to UFC 163: Velasquez vs. Overeem. I’m Mike Goldberg here with my broadcasting partner Joe Rogan. Tonight we have a main event of Alistair Overeem against Cain Velasquez for the heavyweight championship.”

Joe Rogan: “This fight is a really interesting one, as both fighters have shown they can finish a fight anywhere, with both have opposite main fighting skills.

Mike Goldberg: “In our co-main event BJ Penn looks to end his losing streak against Matt Serra.”

Joe Rogan: “Penn is on a three fight losing streak, losing in the first round, well Serra is alternating TKO wins and loses.”

Mike Goldberg: “Come up next we have our first fight of the night.”

Ben Askren vs. Diego Sanchez

Bruce Buffer: “We are live, from The Neal Blaisdell Center in Honolulu, Hawii for UFC 163! Our first bout of the evening is in the Welterweight division. Introducing first, fighting in the blue corner. Weighing in at 170lbs. This man is a wrestler. With a record of 24 wins & 5 loses. Fighting out of Albuquerque, New Mexico. The Ultimate Fighter season 1 winner, Diego “Nightmare” Sanchez.

Introducing his opponent, fighting in the red corner. Weighing in at 170lbs. This man is a wrestler. With a record of 9 wins & 0 loses. Fighting out of Tempe, Arizona. “Funky” Ben Askren.

When the fight starts our referee will be Josh Rosenthal.”

Josh Rosenthal: “Are you ready? Are you ready? Let’s get it on.”

Round 1:

Mike Goldberg: “Sanchez doesn't get drawn in as Askren feints a kick. A feint puts him off balance, but Sanchez is still able to slip out of the way of a body kick. Moving in closer, Askren looks like he may want to wrestle Sanchez. They start grappling, Sanchez looks happy to engage Askren at close quarters. Askren is trying to push Sanchez so that his back is up against the cage. He does so, and now has Sanchez pinned to the cage. Askren looks to try and maintain control via his wrestling skills, but Sanchez proves too good and manages to turn them around so that he is in the dominant position. Askren is trapped up against the cage and takes repeated small punches to the body from that position. This goes on for roughly half a minute. We are now at the halfway point of the round. Sanchez looks for a foot stomp, but Askren is fighting too hard and it makes it impossible to balance properly to deliver the strike. Unable to break free, Askren is smothered up against the cage, taking short blows to the body, for about thirty seconds. Sanchez tries to use some dirty boxing, but Askren uses wrestling to nullify any potential damage. With the fighters having been stuck against the cage for quite a while, the referee bringing them back to the center. We move into the final sixty seconds of this round. Askren looks like he wants to stand in the pocket and strike with Sanchez. He gets into range. Askren looks to be trying to close the distance between them. Sanchez moves in too, and they start to grapple. Askren tries to wrestle Sanchez backward and up against the cage. Askren achieves it, pinning Sanchez to the cage. Sanchez avoids a foot stomp attempt. Round one ends as time expires.”

Round 2:

Mike Goldberg: “A right kick to the legs misses and Askren fires back with a stinging left jab. Askren is looking to turn this into a wrestling match, and is getting in closer to Sanchez. Sanchez finds himself pulled into a grappling contest. Askren throws a few close-range strikes, but Sanchez smothers the shots and takes control of the grappling. Sanchez tries to pick Askren up for a slam. Askren has no answers, he gets lifted up and planted down! Sanchez ends up in guard. Sanchez begins trying to pass guard and get a better position. Askren comfortably blocks the attempt and keeps Sanchez in guard. Askren smothers Sanchez with close control, stopping him from posturing up. We move into the second half of this round. Sanchez looks to pass guard and get side control. Askren keeps his guard secure. Grabbing an arm, Askren attempts to lock on a triangle choke. Sanchez pulls his arm free before the triangle can be locked in. We move into the final sixty seconds of this round. Sanchez begins trying to pass the guard. Askren is ready for the attempt though, and keeps Sanchez firmly in guard. Askren reaches up and tries to lock up an arm. A kimura attempt almost catches Sanchez, but Askren eventually has to settle for using it to sweep to side control. The time is up, and that's the end of round two.”

Round 3:

Mike Goldberg: “They both meet with strikes, but neither does any damage. Sanchez dodges a jab, and fires back with a quick series of punches. Sanchez dodges a jab, and fires back with a punch. Using head movement to slip past a left jab, Sanchez hits a clean left jab. Using good head movement, Askren slips past a tight combination and hits a jab. A left jab misses, Sanchez counters with a solid punch. Sanchez throws a leg kick but Askren checks it easily. Askren circles away, creating some distance between them. Sanchez is looking to turn this into a wrestling match, and is getting in closer to Askren. Askren ends up grappling for supremacy with Sanchez. We pass the halfway mark of this round. Sanchez looks to scoop his opponent up for a slam. There's the slam! Askren is planted onto his back, and pulls guard. Diego Sanchez is breathing very hard. Looking to catch his breath, Sanchez is content to just throw a couple of punches to the body. Askren attempts to secure an arm. Sanchez gets caught in a kimura...and has no choice but to tap out! ANDDDDDDDDDDDD it’s all over!!!”

Bruce Buffer: "Ladies and gentlemen, referee Josh Rosenthal has called a stop to this bout at 3:28 of the third round, declaring the winner via tapout, Ben Askren.”

Mike Goldberg: “Here’s Joe Rogan.”

Joe Rogan: “I’m here with the winner Ben Akren. Looked like you were going to lose the fight, did that make you want to finish the fight more?”

Ben Askren: “Of course, I knew I was going to win anyways.”

Joe Rogan: “Anyone you want to fight next?”

Ben Askren: “I think I deserve the title shot before Johnson, however I won’t get it, so Kampmann.”

Joe Rogan: “Ben Askren, ladies and gentlemen.”

Grey Maynard vs. Jon Fitch

Bruce Buffer: “This bout is in the Welterweight division. Introducing first, fighting in the blue corner. Weighing in at 170lbs. This man is a wrestler. With a record of 24 wins & 6 loses. Fighting out of San Jose, California. Jon Fitch

Introducing his opponent, fighting in the red corner. Weighing in at 170lbs. This man is a wrestler. With a record of 13 wins, 2 loses, 1 draw & 1 no contest. Fighting out of Las Vegas, Nevada. Gray “The Bully” Maynard.

When the fight starts our referee will be Herb Dean.”

Herb Dean: “Are you ready? Are you ready? Let’s get it on.”

Round 1:

Mike Goldberg: “A jab misses, allowing Maynard to counter-strike with a superb combination of left hook to the body and a big right cross. Maynard comes in closer, looking to wrestle with Fitch. Fitch moves in too, and they start to grapple. Maynard tries to wrestle Fitch backward and up against the cage. Maynard does it, Fitch is stuck with his back to the cage. Fitch is controlled up against the cage and takes a few right hands via some dirty boxing. Showing how good he can be at controlling opponents, Maynard keeps Fitch stuck against the cage for about sixty seconds. Fitch is pressed up against the cage and simply can't break the control that Maynard has over him. This goes on for about thirty seconds. We've now passed the halfway mark in this round. With the fighters having been stuck against the cage for quite a while, the referee bringing them back to the center. A flicked jab from Maynard only finds gloves. Fitch quickly gets in closer, looking to attack. Fitch uses a nice combination as a set up, then shoots in for a takedown. Maynard tries to avoid the takedown. The takedown doesn't work, Maynard saw it coming and got out of range. A tight combination narrowly misses Fitch and allow him to counter-strike with a nice jab. We have one minute of the round remaining. Fitch circles as he plans his next move. Not letting up, Maynard steps in closer to pressure Fitch into action. Maynard is looking to get in close and strike from the pocket. He gets into range. The time is up, and that's the end of round one.”

Round 2:

Mike Goldberg: “Maynard moves in quickly after a wayward punch and hits an excellent combination. Fitch uses a nice combination as a set up, then shoots in for a takedown. Fitch is stopped by a good sprawl, and is pulled down to the ground in a loose front facelock until he is on his knees. Fitch is rolled over onto his back, where Maynard secures side control. Maynard begins trying to get himself behind Fitch. He shows excellent control to move Fitch over and take his back. Maynard successfully gets both hooks in, and seems primed to finish. Maynard has solid control over Fitch, and starts pounding away with right hands. There's lots of strikes landing, Fitch needs to find a way out of this position quickly! The referee pulls Maynard away, stopping the match! ANDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD it’s all over!!!”

Bruce Buffer: "Ladies and gentlemen, referee Herb Dean has called a stop to this bout at 2:43 of the second round, declaring the winner via TKO, Gray Maynard.”

Mike Goldberg: “Here’s Joe Rogan.”

Joe Rogan: “I’m here with the winner Gray Maynard. Lately you have been on a losing streak, how come?”

Gray Maynard: “Because I have been fighting good fighters, it’s as simple as that.”

Joe Rogan: “Anyone you want to fight next?”

Gray Maynard: “Diego Sanchez.”

Joe Rogan: “That would be an amazing fight, Gray Maynard ladies and gentlemen.”

Jason Pierce vs. Terry Martin

Round 1:

Mike Goldberg: “Pierce avoids a jab. Pierce slips out of the way of a body kick. A nicely executed one-two combination sets up a takedown attempt from Pierce. Martin tries to avoid Pierce. Pierce doesn't get the takedown, Martin avoided it. Martin counters a left jab by hitting a vicious leg kick. Moving in closer, Pierce looks like he wants to strike from the pocket. Pierce is now standing in the pocket. Martin manages to avoid a nice combination and counters with a kick to the inside of the left thigh. Strikes to the leg like that will take their toll. A low kick is checked by Pierce. We've now passed the halfway mark in this round. Pierce dodges a jab, and fires back with a quick series of punches. Martin slips past a big right and hits a nice left. A left jab misses, giving Martin the chance to hit back with a jab. Pierce, standing in the pocket, has to check a leg kick. Seeing a low kick coming, Pierce strikes first with a flurry of small strikes. We have one minute of the round remaining. Pierce tries for a left jab but Martin uses head movement to avoid it. Using head movement to slip past a left jab, Martin hits a solid left jab. Round one is brought to an end as time runs out.”

Round 2:

Mike Goldberg: “Martin avoids a quick jab and hits a kick to the ribs. Martin counters a left jab by using a body kick. A nicely executed one-two combination sets up a takedown attempt from Pierce. Martin tries to avoid Pierce. Pierce can't get the takedown, Martin was too quick to back away. A left jab misses and Martin strikes back with a big right kick to the outside of the thigh. Jason Pierce looks to be limping slightly. Punishing the legs is a great strategy on the part of Martin. It will impact the shot of Pierce and therefore take away a lot of his takedown threat. Martin throws a left jab but Pierce avoids it. Martin covers up in the face of a combination of short sharp punches, then fires back with a picture-perfect right roundhouse kick to the side of the ribs. We move into the second half of this round. Pierce doesn't get drawn in as Martin feints a kick. Martin avoids a quick jab and hits a hard right kick to the legs. Pierce catches a weak right kick to the legs and uses it to go for a takedown, and gets it! Martin has to pull guard. Pierce is trying to pass guard. He passes, but only to half guard. The end of the round is coming quick, there's under a minute left. In half guard, Pierce begins working to get side control. Pierce isn't able to pass from half guard thanks to the tenacious defence of Martin. Martin works some separation, then tries to quickly scramble his way into a better position. Pierce seizes the opportunity, Martin was too slow and gets caught in side control. Time expires and we come to the end of round two.”

Round 3:

Mike Goldberg: “An errant jab sets Martin up to counter-strike with a left. Pierce counters a left jab with a left. Martin steps back to avoid a left jab. There's a takedown attempt from Pierce. Martin tries to strike first with a solid right hook, but isn't quick enough. The takedown is successful, it's a single leg that leaves Martin pulling guard. Pierce looks to get past the guard. Pierce gets past the guard with a certain degree of ease and gains side control. Pierce tries to ensnare Martin in an armbar. Martin blocks it. Pierce blocks Martin as he tries a transition to guard. We pass the halfway mark of this round. Pierce attempts an americana. Martin doesn't allow the americana to be applied. Martin tries to transition to a guard, but can't manage it. Terry Martin doesn't look like he has much left in the tank. Pierce begins trying to get himself into a mount. He mounts Martin. The end of the round is coming quick, there's under a minute left. Pierce starts hammering away at Martin with punches. There's lots of strikes landing, Martin needs to find a way out of this position quickly! The referee pulls Pierce away, stopping the match! ANDDDDDDDDDDDDD it’s all over!!!”

Bruce Buffer: "Ladies and gentlemen, referee Herb Dean has called a stop to this bout at 4:34 of the third round, declaring the winner via TKO, Jason Pierce.”

Rich Franklin vs. Jon Jones

Bruce Buffer: “This bout is in the Heavyweight division. Introducing first, fighting in the blue corner. Weighing in at 205lbs. This man is a wrestler. With a record of 14 wins & 2 loses. Fighting out of Albuquerque, New Mexico. Jon “Bones” Jones.

Introducing his opponent, fighting in the red corner. Weighing in at 205lbs. This man is a wrestler. Weighing in at 205lbs. This man is a freestyle fighter. With a record of 30 wins & 7 loses. Fighting out of Cincinnati, Ohio. Rich "Ace" Franklin.

When the fight starts our referee will be Dan Miragliotta.”

Dan Miragliotta: “Are you ready? Are you ready? Let’s get it on.”

Round 1:

Mike Goldberg: “Jones tries for a left jab but Franklin moves out of range. An errant jab sets Jones up to counter-strike with a couple of jabs and a beautiful right hook to the body. There's a takedown attempt from Jones. Franklin saw the takedown coming, he tries to grab a guillotine. The guillotine attempt doesn't work. The takedown is successful, Franklin pulls guard. Franklin doesn't allow Jones to smother him against the ground. Franklin raises his legs and tries to get Jones into a triangle choke. The triangle is locked in deep, Jones is in a world of trouble! Jones picks him up, then brutally slams him right back down again! The triangle is broken and Franklin is left dazed! Jones knows that this is a golden opportunity, and quickly pounces on Franklin, looking to finish him off by raining down punches! Franklin shows great instincts, pulling half guard to put a halt to the shower of punches. Jones fires off a few punches, but they aren't thrown with any great force. Franklin attempts to grab an arm of Jones from the bottom of half guard. Jones fends off Franklin, and doesn't give up an arm. We move into the second half of this round. Jones looks to pass half guard and get side control He can't find a way past half guard. Franklin attempts a guillotine choke from the bottom of half guard. Jones defends it well. Looking to catch his breath, Jones is content to just throw a couple of punches to the body. Franklin tries to sweep Jones but doesn't get anywhere. The end of the round is coming quick, there's under a minute left. Jones throws a few strikes, but is clearly slowing things down so that he can catch his breath. Round one ends as time expires.”

Round 2:

Mike Goldberg: “Franklin steps back to avoid a wild spinning back fist. Jones looks like he might be trying to get in close to clinch with Franklin. Franklin tries to counter with a takedown, but Jones defended it well. Jones looks like he might be trying to get in close to clinch with Franklin. Franklin tries to take down Jones as he steps in, but he blocks it. Jones looks to be trying to close the distance between them. Franklin tries to take down Jones as he steps in, but he blocks it. Jones looks like he might be trying to get in close to clinch with Franklin. Franklin sees a chance for a takedown attempt, but Jones is able to defend it. We've now passed the halfway mark in this round. Jones is getting in closer to Franklin, perhaps looking for a clinch. Franklin tries to catch him by surprise with a takedown attempt, but it is blocked. Jones comes in closer, looking to clinch with Franklin. Franklin tries to counter with a takedown, but Jones defended it well. The end of the round is coming quick, there's under a minute left. Jones looks to be trying to close the distance between them. Franklin tries to counter with a takedown, but Jones defended it well. Rich Franklin doesn't look like he has much left in the tank. Jones is looking to turn this into a wrestling match, and is getting in closer to Franklin. Franklin seems happy to grapple with Jones. Round two is brought to an end as time runs out.”

Round 3:

Mike Goldberg: “An exchange of blows doesn't really produce any damage or a clear advantage. Jones looks like he might be trying to get in close to clinch with Franklin. Jones grabs Franklin and pulls him into a Muay Thai clinch. Jones rocks Franklin with a vicious elbow. Franklin has been cut under his eye. Franklin blocks a knee strike, but cannot get free of the Muay Thai clinch. From the clinch, Franklin gets caught with a vicious elbow to the side of the head. Jones keeps control of the clinch even though Franklin is trying to wrestle free. Rich Franklin looks like he is on the verge of exhaustion. Jon Jones is breathing very hard. From the clinch, Jones drives a brutal elbow to the side of the head. Franklin pulls free of the clinch after taking a beating. Franklin misses with an attempted right hook to the body. It seems that Jones is happy to let Franklin circle for the moment. We've now passed the halfway mark in this round. Looking tired, Jones comes in closer, attempting to clinch with Franklin. Jones can't get close enough to clinch, Franklin makes sure to keep out of range. The clock is stopped as the referee wants to check the cut on Franklin. The doctor checks the cut...and unfortunately signals that it's a deep one, and that the fight must be stopped! ANDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD it’s all over!!!”

Bruce Buffer: "Ladies and gentlemen, referee Dan Miragliotta has called a stop to this bout at 3:37 of the third round, declaring the winner via doctor stoppage, Jon Jones.”

Mike Goldberg: “Here’s Joe Rogan.”

Joe Rogan: “I’m here with the winner Jon Jones. In your last fight you lost your belt, what were you thoughts after that.”

Jon Jones: “You can’t lose sleep over being taken down and ground and pounded by Ortiz, however you can learn what you did wrong.”

Joe Rogan: “Anyone you want to fight next?”

Jon Jones: “Thiago Silva.”

Joe Rogan: “Jon Jones, ladies and gentlemen.”

BJ Penn vs. Matt Serra

Bruce Buffer: “Our co-main event of the evening is in the Welterweight division. Introducing first, fighting in the blue corner. Weighing in at 170lbs.This man is a submission fighter. With a record of 13 wins & 8 loses. Fighting out of East Meadow, New York. Matt "The Terror" Serra.

Introducing his opponent, fighting in the red corner. Weighing in at 170lbs. This man is a submission fighter. With a record of 20 wins, 10 loses & 1 draw. Fighting out of Hilo, Hawaii. BJ Penn.

When the fight starts our referee will be Yves Lavigne.”

Yves Lavigne: “Are you ready? Are you ready? Let’s get it on.”

Round 1:

Mike Goldberg: “An exchange of strikes goes nowhere. Having stepped in close to throw their strikes, they end up grappling. The grapple breaks up after a short struggle, and the two fighters step apart. Both fighters come in and exchange strikes, but neither does any damage. A flicked jab from Penn only finds gloves. Serra doesn't press the issue, allowing Penn to circle. Penn comes in closer, looking to clinch with Serra. Penn ends up grabbing Serra in a Muay Thai clinch. Using the Muay Thai clinch, Penn blasts Serra with a big knee to the face! Serra falls to the ground, out cold! ANDDDDDDDDDDDDDD it’s all over!!!”

Bruce Buffer: "Ladies and gentlemen, referee Yves Lavigne has called a stop to this bout at 2:22 of the first round, declaring the winner via KO, BJ Penn.”

Mike Goldberg: “Here’s Joe Rogan.”

Joe Rogan: “I’m here with the winner BJ Penn. In you last few fights you have been losing, what was your attitude going into this fight?”

BJ Penn: “I wanted to win, I knew if I lost I wouldn’t be cut anyways, but didn’t want to have to fight cans.”

Joe Rogan: “Anyone you want to fight next?”

BJ Penn: “I don’t see who John Doe chooses.”

Joe Rogan: “BJ Penn, ladies and gentlemen.”

Zach Makovsky vs. Toshimichi Akagi

Round 1:

Mike Goldberg: “Makovsky counters a left jab by using a quick series of punches. Makovsky uses the jab. Makovsky counters a left jab with a crisp jab. Makovsky chooses to shoot in on Akagi. Akagi attempts to avoid Makovsky as he shoots in. The takedown is completed, it was a single leg and Akagi is left on his back pulling guard. The clock runs down as Akagi is being smothered against the ground by Makovsky. In guard, Makovsky begins working to pass to side control. Akagi finds his opponent too skilled, and Makovsky passes guard into side control. We move into the second half of this round. Makovsky attempts to roll Akagi slightly and take his back. He does it, getting behind Akagi. Makovsky tries to set up Akagi for an armbar. Makovsky rolls to try and get the armbar, but Akagi pulls free and easily secures side control. Akagi stands up and backs off, letting Makovsky stand up as well. We're into the final minute of the round. Akagi steps in but an exchange of strikes goes nowhere. Makovsky comes in closer to press the issue. Makovsky looks like he might be trying to get in close and wrestle with Akagi. Seeing an opportunity, Akagi avoids the grapple and goes straight for a takedown, but Makovsky is equal to it. Round one is brought to an end as time runs out.”

Round 2:

Mike Goldberg: “Advancing, Makovsky counters a left jab by using a quick series of punches. Akagi tries for a left jab but Makovsky moves out of range. Makovsky counters a left jab with a straight left. Moving in closer, Makovsky looks like he wants to strike from the pocket. Makovsky cannot get close enough to the elusive Akagi. Makovsky uses a flurry of lefts and rights to get Akagi to cover up, then shoots in looking for a takedown. Akagi cannot stop the takedown, and has to pull guard. In guard, Makovsky begins working to pass to side control. Makovsky gets past, but Akagi stops him at half guard. We go past the halfway point of this round. Makovsky looks to get past the half guard. Makovsky is too skilled for Akagi, passing half guard and gaining side control. Makovsky attempts to roll Akagi slightly and take his back. Makovsky takes the back, Akagi couldn't stop it. Makovsky successfully gets both hooks in, and seems primed to finish. We move into the final sixty seconds of this round. With both hooks in and therefore great control of the body, Makovsky tries to finish Akagi off with a rear naked choke. Akagi doesn't allow the arm to go under his chin. Makovsky, with both hooks fully in, tries to get the rear naked choke applied. Akagi doesn't allow the arm to go under his chin. Breathing very hard, Zach Makovsky is looking ragged. Round two ends as time expires.”

Round 3:

Mike Goldberg: “Makovsky avoids a quick jab and hits a solid left. Akagi throws a couple of jabs, then chooses to shoot in on Makovsky. Akagi can't take Makovsky off his feet, so settles for pushing him face-first up against the cage instead. With Makovsky stuck against the cage, Akagi tries to complete a takedown from behind. There's a short struggle, but Makovsky simply doesn't have enough to defend it and is soon taken down. Toshimichi Akagi doesn't look like he has much left in the tank. Akagi takes the back of Makovsky off the takedown! Akagi tries to set up Makovsky for an armbar. Makovsky pulls free of the armbar attempt, leaving Akagi lying flat, easily secured in side control. Makovsky starts trying to work to go from side control to mount. Makovsky mounts Akagi. Makovsky pounds away with elbows, but doesn't do much damage, if any, Akagi covers up well. Akagi tries a sweep from the bottom of the mount, but gets rolled and Makovsky has his back! We are now at the halfway point of the round. Makovsky attempts an armbar. Akagi pulls free of the armbar attempt, leaving Makovsky lying flat, easily secured in side control. Akagi throws some small strikes, but is clearly just taking a moment to try and catch his breath. Akagi starts trying to work to go from side control to mount. He finds himself unable to get the mount on this attempt. Makovsky attempts to sweep Akagi. Makovsky sweeps Akagi over, and they both end up scrambling back to their feet. Zach Makovsky looks like he doesn't have a lot left to give. We have one minute of the round remaining. A couple of ragged punches are used to set up a takedown attempt from a visibly tired Akagi. Akagi can't get past the sprawl of Makovsky, and finds himself pushed face-down to the ground. Toshimichi Akagi looks very, very tired. The time expires on round three, and that is the end of the fight.”

Bruce Buffer: "Ladies and gentlemen, we go to the judges’ scorecards. All three judges scored this bout 30-27, declaring the winner via unanimous decision, Zach Makovsky.”

Cain Velasquez vs. Alistair Overeem

Bruce Buffer: “It’sssssssssssss time for out main event. This fight is 5 rounds in the Heavyweight division. Introducing first, the challenger, fighting in the blue corner. Weighing in at 255lbs. This man is a kickboxer & grappler. With a record of 35 wins & 11 loses. Fighting out of Amsterdam, Netherlands. Alistair "Demolition Man" Overeem.

Introducing his opponent, fighting in the red corner. Weighing in at 245lbs. This man is a wrestler. With a record of 12 wins & 1 lose. Fighting out of San Jose, California. The reigning, defending UFC Heavyweight champion of the world, Cain Velasquez.

When the fight starts our referee will be Herb Dean.”

Herb Dean: (Calls both fighters forward) “Alright gentlemen, we've been over the instructions in the dressing room: protect yourself at all times; follow my instructions at all times. Let's have a good, clean fight. Now touch gloves to make it official.” (They both touch gloves.)

Round 1:

Mike Goldberg: “Velasquez avoids a jab. Velasquez shoots in, looking for a takedown. Overeem saw the takedown coming, he tries to grab a guillotine. The takedown is too fast, Overeem cannot grab the guillotine. The takedown is completed, it was a single leg and Overeem is left on his back pulling guard. Velasquez pounds away from the guard, but Overeem isn't troubled by the strikes. Overeem raises his legs and tries to get Velasquez into a triangle choke. In a show of great skill, Velasquez spins out of the triangle attempt and gains side control. Velasquez begins trying to get himself into a mount. He mounts Overeem. Velasquez pounds away on Overeem with elbow strikes, landing several great shots that threaten to knock him out! The referee has no option but to leap in and stop the fight! ANDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD it’s all over!!!”

Bruce Buffer: "Ladies and gentlemen, referee Herb Dean has called a stop to this bout at 2:14 of the first round, declaring the winner via TKO, and still the UFC Heavyweight champion Cain Velasquez.”

Mike Goldberg: “Here’s Joe Rogan.”

Joe Rogan: “I’m here with the winner, Cain Velasquez. We are being told your next opponent is here to square off with you.”

(In walks Mike Russow. Cain and Mike stare each other down.)

Rory McDonald vs. DaMarques Johnson

Round 1:

Mike Goldberg: “Johnson drops his shoulder as a feint, trying to draw a strike. MacDonald uses a smart combination to get Johnson to cover up, then shoots in looking for a takedown. Johnson tries to avoid MacDonald. The takedown doesn't work, Johnson saw it coming and got out of range. MacDonald comes in closer, looking to wrestle with Johnson. Johnson drops down to try and catch him by surprise with a single leg attempt, but it is blocked. A feint sets MacDonald up for an inside leg kick, but Johnson evades it. MacDonald throws a combination of rights and lefts, using them as cover so that he can shoot in. Johnson sees the takedown coming and tries to move. The takedown is unsuccessful, Johnson avoided MacDonald. We've now passed the halfway mark in this round. Moving in closer, MacDonald looks like he may want to try and clinch with Johnson. Johnson sees a chance for a takedown attempt, but MacDonald is able to defend it. Johnson gets MacDonald with a punch to the ribs, but it lacked power. Not letting Johnson settle, MacDonald moves in closer. We have one minute of the round remaining. MacDonald is getting in closer to Johnson, perhaps looking for a clinch. Johnson tries to take down MacDonald as he steps in, but he blocks it. MacDonald is getting in closer to Johnson, perhaps looking for a clinch. Johnson uses movement to keep out reach, meaning MacDonald cannot get close enough to clinch. The time is up, and that's the end of round one.”

Round 2:

Mike Goldberg: “A left hand misses, allowing MacDonald to counter with a couple of jabs and a beautiful right hook to the body. MacDonald tries for a spinning back fist but Johnson moves out of range. Both fighters come in and throw strikes, there is no real damage done by either. They wind up in a tight clinch. MacDonald attempts to pick Johnson up for a slam. MacDonald gets it! Johnson manages to pull guard upon impact. MacDonald attempts to pass guard. He passes the guard well, gaining side control. MacDonald attempts to armbar Johnson from side control. The armbar is fully applied, Johnson has no option but to tap out! ANDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD it’s all over!!!”

Bruce Buffer: "Ladies and gentlemen, referee Brendan Conlon has called a stop to this bout at 2:41 of the second round, declaring the winner via tapout, Rory MacDonald.”

Alexander Sarnavskiy vs. Ross Pearson

Round 1:

Mike Goldberg: “Sarnavskiy counters a left jab with a brutal leaping kick to the head, Pearson is out before he hits the ground! ANDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD it’s all over!!!”

Bruce Buffer: "Ladies and gentlemen, referee George Hump has called a stop to this bout at 0:23 of the first round, declaring the winner via KO, Alexander Sarnavskiy.”

Alex Stiebling vs. Hiroshi Izumi

Round 1:

Mike Goldberg: “Both fighters come in and throw strikes, there is no real damage done by either. Izumi uses a flurry of lefts and rights to get Stiebling to cover up, then shoots in looking for a takedown. The takedown is successful, it's a single leg that leaves Stiebling pulling guard. Izumi attempts to pass guard. Izumi isn't able to pass guard on this attempt. Stiebling tries to lock onto an arm from the bottom of the guard. Izumi defends it. Izumi tries to pass the guard. He passes to side control. We pass the halfway mark of this round. Izumi tries to lock Stiebling in an arm triangle. The arm triangle is fully applied, Stiebling has no option but to tap out! ANDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD it’s all over!!!”

Bruce Buffer: "Ladies and gentlemen, referee Bret Rolet has called a stop to this bout at 3:42 of the first round, declaring the winner via tapout, Hiroshi Izumi.”

Yuji Hoshino vs. Javier Vasquez

Round 1:

Mike Goldberg: “Hoshino shows his hand speed by nailing a lightning fast couple of jabs and a right cross. Hoshino looks like he might be trying to get in close and wrestle with Vasquez. Vasquez drops down to try and catch him by surprise with a single leg attempt, but it is blocked. Hoshino looks to be trying to close the distance between them. Vasquez seems happy to grapple with Hoshino. Hoshino tries to wrestle Vasquez backward and up against the cage. Vasquez ends up backed against the cage. Hoshino stomps down on his opponent's foot. Hoshino tries to use dirty boxing against Vasquez, but his opponent's wrestling skills prevent any damage from happening. Vasquez waits for Hoshino to try some dirty boxing, then quickly uses wrestling to turn him around so that he now has his back to the cage. We pass the halfway mark of this round. Vasquez attempts to wrestle Hoshino to the ground. Hoshino stops the takedown attempt, then uses his wrestling to take control of the grapple and put Vasquez against the cage. Hoshino tries to throw an elbow, but Vasquez takes the opportunity to turn his opponent around so that Hoshino ends up backed against the cage instead. Vasquez attempts to wrestle Hoshino to the ground. Vasquez gets the takedown, but Hoshino was ready and pulled guard. Vasquez tries to pass the guard. Hoshino keeps his guard secure. Hoshino attempts to lock on a triangle choke. Vasquez doesn't let Hoshino get it. The end of the round is coming quick, there's under a minute left. Vasquez keeps Hoshino guessing with a few quick strikes. Time expires and we come to the end of round one.”

Round 2:

Mike Goldberg: “Vasquez avoids a barrage of big right hands. Vasquez avoids a nice combination and hits a left jab to the cheek. Hoshino looks like he might be trying to get in close and wrestle with Vasquez. Vasquez seems happy to grapple with Hoshino. Hoshino tries to wrestle Vasquez backward and up against the cage. Hoshino manages it, and controls Vasquez up against the cage. Hoshino uses a vicious foot stomp. Hoshino launches an elbow strike but Vasquez is ready and uses some wrestling to turn around so that Hoshino is the one against the cage. Vasquez attempts to establish some dominance with his wrestling, but Hoshino is too hard to keep controlled against the cage. Hoshino catches an unsuspecting Vasquez in a standing guillotine! The guillotine is locked in, tight enough that Vasquez has to tap out! ANDDDDDDDDDDDDD it’s all over!!!”

Bruce Buffer: "Ladies and gentlemen, referee Mike Gigglert has called a stop to this bout at 2:42 of the second round, declaring the winner via tapout, Yuji Hoshino.”

Unaired Prelim bouts:

Karl Amoussou vs. Kazuo Misaki

Official Result: 'Psycho' Karl Amoussou defeats 'Grabaka Hitman' Kazuo Misaki (Unanimous Decision in 5:00 of round 3). The match was rated as being Average.

Matt Makowski vs. Matt Riddle

Official Result: Matt Riddle defeats 'Weapon X' Matt Makowski (Unanimous Decision in 5:00 of round 3). The match was rated as being Decent.

Casey Olson vs. Justin Rice

Official Result: Justin 'White' Rice defeats 'The Underdog' Casey Olson (Unanimous Decision in 5:00 of round 3). The match was rated as being Decent.

Chad Griggs vs. Valentijn Overeem

Official Result: Valentijn Overeem defeats Chad 'Gravedigger' Griggs (Unanimous Decision in 5:00 of round 3). The match was rated as being Average.

Mark Oshiro vs. Will Campuzano

Official Result: Will Campuzano defeats Mark Oshiro (Unanimous Decision in 5:00 of round 3). The match was rated as being Poor.

Analu Brash vs. Buddy Roberts

Official Result: Analu Brash defeats Buddy Roberts (Unanimous Decision in 5:00 of round 3). The match was rated as being Very Poor.

Fight of the night: Jason Pierce vs. Terry Martin

KO of the night: BJ Penn

Submission of the night: Ben Askren

Me 14/17
xspudx 4/9
Jingo 10/17
gerrymanderer 13/17

damonster · January 29, 2012

UFC 163 press confrence- highlights

Matt Edwards- blurcat.com reporter.

Attendance- 21,466

Buy Rate- 2,083,778

Releases- Buddy Roberts, Jon Fitch & Ross Pearson.

damonster · January 29, 2012

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UFC Fight Night 32

Date: March 20, 2013

Location: Billings, Montana

Venue: Rimrock Auto Arena

Broadcast: Fight Night

Main Card:

Josh Koscheck vs. Rick Story

Edson Barboza vs. Billy Evangelista

Gilbert Melendez vs. Shinya Aoki 2

Stefan Struve vs. Sergei Kharitonov

Jorge Masvidal vs. Joe Stevenson

Preliminary Card:

Fabio Silva vs. Siyar Bahadurzada

Buck Henry Bisbey vs. Yves Jabouin

Tamdan McCrory vs. Mikey Gomez

Nate Loughran vs. Gustavo Machado

Roger Bowling vs. Chris Cope

Sergio Gomez vs. Ryan Couture

Demetrious Johnson vs. Jussier da Silva

Dave Menne vs. Leo Big (Regen)

Gary Wright vs. Bobby Voelker

Tatsuro Kamei vs. Jeffrey Liou (Regen)

Jingo · January 29, 2012

Main Card:

Josh Koscheck vs. Rick Story

Edson Barboza vs. Billy Evangelista

Gilbert Melendez vs. Shinya Aoki 2

Stefan Struve vs. Sergei Kharitonov

Jorge Masvidal vs. Joe Stevenson

Preliminary Card:

Fabio Silva vs. Siyar Bahadurzada

Buck Henry Bisbey vs. Yves Jabouin

Tamdan McCrory vs. Mikey Gomez

Nate Loughran vs. Gustavo Machado

Roger Bowling vs. Chris Cope

Sergio Gomez vs. Ryan Couture

Demetrious Johnson vs. Jussier da Silva

Dave Menne vs. Leo Big (Regen)

Gary Wright vs. Bobby Voelker

Tatsuro Kamei vs. Jeffrey Liou (Regen)

damonster · February 5, 2012

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