UFC Undisputed 2014

rodrigoviolim · February 4, 2014

Hello friends, again I will start a dynasty in WMMA 3. I've been away again because my computer broke and unable to buy a new ...

I would do a dynasty with WSOF, but this new era of the UFC without as champion Anderson Silva and Georges St.Pierre abandoning the title, made me want to go back to try again with the UFC.

- I'll use the 15 MW

- Updated to UFC 169

- All fighters with updated records

- Errors posted 15 MW, fixed (as BJ Penn in FW and others)

- Fighters of straweight division hired

I hope you enjoy and follow

rodrigoviolim · February 4, 2014

UFC CHAMPIONS

TUF WINNERS

rodrigoviolim · February 4, 2014

<div style="text-align:center;">UFC Announces cards in February

UFC Fight Night: Machida vs. Mousasi

UFC Fight Night: Machida vs. Mousasi

Date: February 15, 2014

Venue: Arena Jaragua

Local: Santa Catarina, Brazil

Main Event

Middleweight Bout: (#4) Lyoto Machida (20-4) vs. (#9 LHW) Gegard Mousasi (34-3-2)

Co-Main Event

Middleweight Bout: (#3) Ronaldo Souza (19-3-1 NC) vs. (#8) Francis Carmont (22-7)

Welterweight Bout: Erick Silva (15-4-1 NC) vs. Takenori Sato (13-8-6)

Welterweight Bout: Viscardi Andrade (17-5) vs. Nicholas Musoke (11-2-1 NC)

Featherweight Bout: Thiago Tavares (18-5-1) vs. Zubaira Tukhugov (15-3)

Preliminary Card

Featherweight Bout: Charles Oliveira (16-4-1 NC) vs. Andy Ogle (9-3)

Lightweight Bout: Cristiano Marcello (13-5) vs. Joe Proctor (8-2)

Lightweight Bout: Rodrigo Damm (11-6) vs. Ivan Jorge (25-3)

Lightweight Bout: Francisco Trinaldo (13-3) vs. Jesse Ronson (13-3)

Bantamweight Bout: (#10) Iuri Alcantara (28-5-1 NC) vs. Wilson Reis (14-4)

Featherweight Bout: Felipe Arantes (15-6-1-2 NC) vs. Maximo Blanco (9-5-1-1 NC)

Welterweight Bout: Ildemar Alcantara (19-6) vs. Albert Tumenov (12-1)

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UFC 170: Rousey vs. McMann

UFC 170: Rousey vs. McMann

Date: February 22, 2014

Venue: Mandalay Bay Events Center

Local: Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

Main Event

Women´s Bantamweight Championship Bout: © Ronda Rousey (8-0) vs. (#4) Sara McMann (7-0)

Co-Main Event

Light Heavyweight Bout: (#3) Rashad Evans (18-3-1) vs. (#4 HW) Daniel Cormier (13-0)

Welterweight Bout: (#6) Demian Maia (18-5) vs. (#4) Rory MacDonald (15-2)

Welterweight Bout: Robert Whittaker (8-2) vs. Stephen Thompson (7-1)

Lightweight Bout: (#6) Rafael Dos Anjos (20-6) vs. (#14) Rustam Khabilov (17-1)

Preliminary Card

Women´s Bantamweight Bout: (#3) Alexis Davis (15-5) vs. (#6) Jessica Eye (11-1)

Welterweight Bout: (#15) Mike Pyle (24-9-1) vs. T.J. Waldburger (16-8)

Bantamweight Bout: Lucas Mineiro (14-1) vs. Aljamain Sterling (6-0)

Lightweight Bout: (#12 FW) Erik Koch (13-3) vs. Rafaello Oliveira (15-6)

Middleweight Bout: Nick Ring (13-3) vs. Jared Hamman (13-6)

Flyweight Bout: Josh Sampo (11-2) vs. (#10) Zach Makovski (17-4)

Featherweight Bout: Estevan Payan (14-5-1 NC) vs. Noad Lahat (7-0)

Lightweight Bout: Charlie Brenneman (19-6) vs. Mitch Clark (9-2)

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CageRage · February 4, 2014

Good to see you back!

UFC Fight Night: Machida vs. Mousasi

Date: February 15, 2014

Venue: Arena Jaragua

Local: Santa Catarina, Brazil

Main Event

Middleweight Bout: (#4) Lyoto Machida (20-4) vs. (#9 LHW) Gegard Mousasi (34-3-2)

Co-Main Event

Middleweight Bout: (#3) Ronaldo Souza (19-3-1 NC) vs. (#8) Francis Carmont (22-7)

Welterweight Bout: Erick Silva (15-4-1 NC) vs. Takenori Sato (13-8-6)

Welterweight Bout: Viscardi Andrade (17-5) vs. Nicholas Musoke (11-2-1 NC)

Featherweight Bout: Thiago Tavares (18-5-1) vs. Zubaira Tukhugov (15-3)

Preliminary Card

Featherweight Bout: Charles Oliveira (16-4-1 NC) vs. Andy Ogle (9-3)

Lightweight Bout: Cristiano Marcello (13-5) vs. Joe Proctor (8-2)

Lightweight Bout: Rodrigo Damm (11-6) vs. Ivan Jorge (25-3)

Lightweight Bout: Francisco Trinaldo (13-3) vs. Jesse Ronson (13-3)

Bantamweight Bout: (#10) Iuri Alcantara (28-5-1 NC) vs. Wilson Reis (14-4)

Featherweight Bout: Felipe Arantes (15-6-1-2 NC) vs. Maximo Blanco (9-5-1-1 NC)

Welterweight Bout: Ildemar Alcantara (19-6) vs. Albert Tumenov (12-1)

rodrigoviolim · February 5, 2014

<div style="text-align:center;">UFC Fight Night: Machida vs. Mousasi

- Dana White said that a good win for Machida, could earn him the title dispute.

- Lyoto Machida said he was motivated to win the title shot.

- Gegard Mousasi believes that winning will still have to make a few more fights to compete for the title.

- Jacare Souza said Carmont is a tough opponent and he wants a shot at the title.

- Carmont believes that this seems to be a GP for the next challenger in the division.

End of Press Conference.

Weigh In

All fighters have managed to make the weight.

UFC Fight Night: Machida vs. Mousasi

Date: February 8, 2014

Venue: Arena Jaragua

Local: Santa Catarina, Brazil

Main Event

Middleweight Bout: (#4) Lyoto Machida (185 lbs) vs. (#9 LHW) Gegard Mousasi (185 lbs)

Co-Main Event

Middleweight Bout: (#3) Ronaldo Souza (185 lbs) vs. (#8) Francis Carmont (185 lbs)

Welterweight Bout: Erick Silva (170 lbs) vs. Takenori Sato (170 lbs)

Welterweight Bout: Viscardi Andrade (170 lbs) vs. Nicholas Musoke (170 lbs)

Featherweight Bout: Thiago Tavares (145 lbs) vs. Zubaira Tukhugov (145 lbs)

Preliminary Card

Featherweight Bout: Charles Oliveira (145 lbs) vs. Andy Ogle (145 lbs)

Lightweight Bout: Cristiano Marcello (155 lbs) vs. Joe Proctor (155 lbs)

Lightweight Bout: Rodrigo Damm (155 lbs) vs. Ivan Jorge (155 lbs)

Lightweight Bout: Francisco Trinaldo (155 lbs) vs. Jesse Ronson (155 lbs)

Bantamweight Bout: (#10) Iuri Alcantara (135 lbs) vs. Wilson Reis (135 lbs)

Featherweight Bout: Felipe Arantes (145 lbs) vs. Maximo Blanco (145 lbs)

Welterweight Bout: Ildemar Alcantara (170 lbs) vs. Albert Tumenov (170 lbs)

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rodrigoviolim · February 5, 2014

<div style="text-align:center;">UFC Fight Night: Machida vs. Mousasi - Play by Play

Featherweight Bout: Thiago Tavares (18-5-1) vs. Zubaira Tukhugov (15-3)

Round 1

Round one begins! Tukhugov feints left, then right. There's a takedown attempt from Tavares. Tukhugov tries to avoid the takedown. Tavares can't get the takedown, Tukhugov was too quick to back away. Tukhugov tries for a left jab but Tavares moves out of range. Tukhugov is looking to get in close and strike from the pocket. Tukhugov gets caught out and eats a stiff left jab. Tavares is looking to turn this into a wrestling match, and is getting in closer to Tukhugov. Tukhugov finds himself pulled into a grappling contest. Tavares attempts to wrestle Tukhugov to the ground. Tavares gets the takedown! Tukhugov pulls guard. Tavares throws a few strikes, but is clearly slowing things down so that he can catch his breath. Tavares leans back to avoid a couple of wild swings from Tukhugov. We move into the second half of this round. Tavares looks to pass guard and get side control. He passes the guard well, gaining side control. Tavares starts trying to work to use side control as a way to get behind Tukhugov. Tukhugov tries to escape but only succeeds in giving up his back! There's under a minute left in this round. Tavares starts hammering away at Tukhugov with right hands. Unless he finds a way out of this position soon, Tukhugov is going to lose this fight! The referee pulls Tavares away, stopping the match!

The winner, by TKO, is Thiago Tavares!

Welterweight Bout: Viscardi Andrade (17-5) vs. Nicholas Musoke (11-2-1 NC)

Round 1

And here we go! Musoke drops his shoulder as a feint, trying to draw a strike. A couple of quick punches are used to set up a takedown attempt from Musoke. Musoke walks into a big left jab, landing right on the cheek. Andrade moves in quickly after a wayward punch and hits a solid left. Musoke looks like he might be trying to get in close and wrestle with Andrade. Andrade is pulled into a grapple. Musoke looks to get some strikes in, but Andrade seizes the moment and wrestles his way into control of the grapple. Musoke smothers Andrade when he tries to use some dirty boxing, and gains the upper hand in the grapple as a result. Clinched with Andrade, Musoke looks to try and take him down. Musoke can't get the takedown, Andrade defended it well. Andrade tries to get free of the clinch, but is stuck. We've now passed the halfway mark in this round. Musoke is trying to push Andrade so that his back is up against the cage. Musoke can't do it though, and Andrade gets a more dominant position in the grapple instead. Using his wrestling skills, Andrade is trying to push Musoke up against the cage. Musoke isn't going anywhere though, and manages to slip out of the grapple entirely. Musoke uses a flurry of lefts and rights to get Andrade to cover up, then shoots in looking for a takedown. Andrade tries to strike first with a solid right hook, but isn't quick enough. Musoke drives forward, and despite the best efforts of Andrade to stay upright, the takedown is completed! The takedown leaves Andrade seated with his back pressed against the cage. Musoke looks to get a more dominant position by pushing Andrade from a seated position onto his back. Musoke shows his ground skills and gets to side control. We're into the final minute of the round. Musoke throws some small strikes, but is clearly just taking a moment to try and catch his breath. Musoke blocks an attempted sweep. The time runs out on round one.

That round goes to Musoke, 10-9 on my card.

Round 2

And here we go, round two! A weak body kick is countered by Musoke with a series of quick punches. Musoke counters a wayward left jab with a series of quick jabs. Musoke comes in with a couple of jabs, using them as cover so that he can shoot in. Andrade tries to time a counter right hand, but can't get it. Musoke drives forward, and despite the best efforts of Andrade to stay upright, the takedown is completed! The takedown leaves Andrade seated with his back pressed against the cage. Viscardi Andrade looks very tired out there. Musoke smothers Andrade up against the cage wall. Musoke smothers Andrade up against the cage wall. We move into the second half of this round. Time slips away as Musoke successfully keeps Andrade stuck against the cage wall. Not liking his options, Musoke looks to get a better position over Andrade. Musoke shows his ground skills and gets to side control. Musoke keeps Andrade guessing with a few quick strikes. Andrade tries to move to guard, but Musoke doesn't allow it. There's under a minute left in this round. Musoke tries to lock Andrade into an armbar. An armbar is applied, Andrade is trapped! Out of the blue, Andrade pops his arm free! Musoke must not have had it locked in as tight as it looked. Andrade tries a sweep from the bottom of side control, but doesn't budge Musoke. Musoke attempts the mount. He can't get the mount. Nicholas Musoke is breathing very hard. Round two is brought to an end as time runs out.

I have to give that round to Musoke, but only a 10-9.

Round 3

We are back underway! Musoke counters a wayward low right kick with a solid left jab. Andrade throws a couple of ragged-looking jabs as a set up, then attempts a takedown. Andrade can't get past the sprawl of Musoke, and finds himself pushed face-down to the ground. Viscardi Andrade seems to be fighting against exhaustion. Musoke pounds away, the turtled up Andrade is in serious trouble! Musoke pounds away with punches and Andrade is in big trouble! The referee pulls Musoke away, stopping the match! Andrade looks furious at that decision, he's complaining that it was an early stoppage...and he does have a point!

By TKO, the winner is Nicholas Musoke!

Welterweight Bout: Erick Silva (15-4-1 NC) vs. Takenori Sato (13-8-6)

Round 1

Round one begins! Sato feints left and tries to get Silva to commit to a strike, but gets no joy. An exchange of blows doesn't really produce any damage or a clear advantage. Sato steps back just in time to avoid a wild swing. Sato uses head movement to avoid a left jab. Sato is looking to turn this into a wrestling match, and is getting in closer to Silva. Strikes from Silva keep Sato from stepping in too close, and he is forced to step back. Sato gets Silva with a punch to the ribs, but it lacked power. Silva comes in closer to press the issue. We move into the second half of this round. A showdown where they both exchange strikes only results in a stalemate. Sato slips out of the way of a right body kick, showing good footwork at such close range. Sato uses head movement to avoid a left jab. Stepping back, Sato creates a bit of distance. We move into the final sixty seconds of this round. A straight left by Sato keeps Silva from advancing. Silva comes in closer to press the issue. They both meet with strikes, but neither does any damage. Round one ends as time expires.

Hopefully the fighters will do a little more in the next round, as that was deathly dull.

That has to go down as a 10-9 round to Silva.

Round 2

There's the bell and round number two begins! They come together and strike, but neither can land a clean shot. An exchange of strikes doesn't really lead to anything. They come together and throw strikes, both miss. They wind up in a tight clinch. Sato looks to get some strikes in, but Silva seizes the moment and wrestles his way into control of the grapple. Silva throws a few close-range strikes, but Sato smothers the shots and takes control of the grappling. Sato is trying to push Silva so that his back is up against the cage. Sato manages it, and controls Silva up against the cage. We move into the second half of this round. Sato tries dirty boxing, but Silva out-wrestles him and switches them around so that he is in the dominant position. Sato is trapped against the cage and Silva punishes him with some dirty boxing. Silva tries to hit Sato with an elbow, but Sato takes the opportunity to switch it around so that he is in control and Silva is the one backed against the cage. Showing his ability to exert control, Sato smothers Silva up against the cage for thirty seconds or so. We move into the final sixty seconds of this round. Smothered against the cage, Silva is trapped there, unable to do anything but take the occasional nasty short punch to the ribs, for about half a minute. The time is up, and that's the end of round two.

The fans are booing after a really poor round.

I think Sato took that round, 10-9 on my score card.

Round 3

There's the bell for the start of the round! Sato steps back to avoid a kick to the body, having been suckered in with a feint. Sato moves out of range of a flurry of punches. Sato keeps his cool as Silva throws a feint to the left. Silva comes in closer, looking to attack from the pocket. Sato catches the advancing Silva by surprise with a takedown. Sato starts trying to work to get past the guard. Silva comfortably blocks the attempt and keeps Sato in guard. Securing an arm, Silva then brings his legs up and tries to lock Sato in a triangle choke. Sato blocks the attempt. We move into the second half of this round. Sato begins trying to pass guard and get a better position. Silva comfortably blocks the attempt and keeps Sato in guard. Silva grabs an arm and raises his legs, trying to lock Sato into a triangle choke. Sato blocks the triangle attempt. Erick Silva doesn't look like he has much left in the tank. The clock runs down as Silva is being smothered against the ground by Sato. Takenori Sato doesn't look like he has much left in the tank. Sato attempts to pass guard. Sato struggles but cannot find a way past and remains stuck in guard. Silva tries to pull Sato into a guillotine choke from the bottom of the guard. Silva can't get the submission from it, but does use it as the basis for a sweep to side control. The end of the round is coming quick, there's under a minute left. Silva tries to lock Sato in an armbar. Silva gets an armbar fully applied! Shockingly, Silva loses it! Sato pops his arm free, and has somehow survived! We reach the time limit and this fight is over.

I have to give that round to Sato, but only a 10-9.

The judges have given their scores, which are about to be announced.

Judge #1: 29-28 Sato.

Judge #2 scores the contest as 29-28 to Silva.

Judge #3: 30-27 Sato.

Takenori Sato wins by split decision!

Co-Main Event

Middleweight Bout: (#3) Ronaldo Souza (19-3-1 NC) vs. (#8) Francis Carmont (22-7)

Round 1

There's the opening bell! Jacare feints to the right, trying to draw Carmont into throwing a strike. After a flurry of punches miss, Carmont is able to strike back with a crisp jab. Jacare shoots in for a takedown. The takedown is successful, Carmont couldn't quite stay on his feet. The takedown leaves Carmont seated with his back pressed against the cage. Not liking his options, Jacare looks to get a better position over Carmont. He is much too good for Carmont, and gets the mount! Jacare fires away with punches, and Carmont is stung by several big shots. Jacare unloads with some big punches, but Carmont deals with them comfortably. Carmont tries to move Jacare out of mount but can't. We pass the halfway mark of this round. Jacare unloads with some big punches, but Carmont deals with them comfortably. Carmont tries to get enough space to pull half guard, but Jacare doesn't allow it. Jacare unloads with big punches from the mount, landing several that clearly hurt Carmont. Jacare tries to lock Carmont in a triangle choke using his legs. Carmont blocks it. Jacare unloads with some big elbows, but Carmont deals with them comfortably. Carmont tries to shrimp his way out of mount, but Jacare shuts the opportunity down. We're into the final minute of the round. Jacare tries to set up Carmont for an armbar. Carmont not only defends the armbar, but also stacks up Jacare and hits several punches before gaining side control. Carmont relinquishes side control and stands up, letting Jacare stand too. Time expires and we come to the end of round one.

That has to go down as a 10-9 round to Jacare.

Round 2

There's the bell for the start of the round! Advancing, Carmont counters a left jab by using a solid left jab. Carmont tries for a left jab but Jacare moves out of range. Backing out of range, Carmont circles tentatively. Jacare seems to be waiting for Carmont to make a move. Jacare fakes a shot, but gets no reaction from Carmont. Jacare steps back to avoid a left jab. We've now passed the halfway mark in this round. A jab misses, allowing Jacare to counter-strike with a series of quick lefts. Carmont tries for a left jab but Jacare moves out of range. Francis Carmont looks very tired out there. Jacare scores with a series of quick lefts. There's under a minute left in this round. Jacare shoots in, looking for a takedown. He has the takedown! It's a single leg, and Carmont has to pull guard. Jacare smothers Carmont with his body by pushing forward and down. Time expires and we come to the end of round two.

I have to give that round to Jacare, but only a 10-9.

Round 3

Round three begins! There's a stalemate as both fighters throw strikes, but neither scores. Jacare comes in quick and hits a quick series of punches. A flurry of rights and lefts miss, allowing Carmont to hit back with a nice jab. After a flurry of punches miss, Carmont is able to strike back with a solid left jab. A straight left from Jacare fails to land. Time slips away as Carmont doesn't press Jacare, allowing him to circle. We go past the halfway point of this round. A drained-looking Carmont tries to close the distance between them. A counter right hook catches Carmont hard, almost putting him down! Ronaldo Souza is breathing very hard. Jacare comes in quick and hits a quick series of punches. Jacare avoids a jab and scores with a series of quick punches. Despite being tired, Jacare looks like he wants to stand in the pocket and strike with Carmont. Carmont now has Jacare standing in the pocket. We're into the final minute of the round. Looking tired, Jacare comes in closer, attempting to wrestle with Carmont. Jacare grabs Carmont and pulls him into a grapple. Jacare is trying to push Carmont so that his back is up against the cage. Carmont doesn't let himself be driven back though, and gains a dominant position in the grapple instead. Using his wrestling skills, Carmont is trying to push Jacare up against the cage. Jacare ends up backed against the cage. From the looks of things, I don't think Francis Carmont has much energy left. It may be that the amount of weight he cut for this fight has drained some of his energy. Time runs out and that's the end of the fight.

I think Jacare took that round, 10-9 on my score card.

The judges have given their scores, which are about to be announced.

All three judges have given 30-27.

The winner, by unanimous decision, is Ronaldo Souza!

Main Event

Middleweight Bout: (#4) Lyoto Machida (20-4) vs. (#9 LHW) Gegard Mousasi (34-3-2)

Round 1

The fight begins! Mousasi swiftly avoids a barrage of big punches. Mousasi steps back to avoid a one-two combination. Mousasi avoids a tight combination. Mousasi throws a looping punch, but Machida avoids it. Not letting up, Machida quickly steps in closer to attack Mousasi. There's a short stalemate as both fighters advance and throw strikes, but neither hits. Mousasi comes in closer, looking to wrestle with Machida. He pulls Machida into a grapple. Mousasi and Machida break the grapple and are apart again, circling. We move into the second half of this round. Mousasi steps back to avoid a kick to the body. Machida throws a right jab but Mousasi avoids it. Machida avoids a quick jab and hits a clean jab. Mousasi comes in closer, looking to wrestle with Machida. Machida finds himself pulled into a grappling contest. We have one minute of the round remaining. Mousasi seems to initiate a break, and the two fighters step apart. Mousasi avoids a nice combination. Round one ends as time expires.

I'd say that was definitely 10-9 in favour of Machida.

Round 2

There's the bell for the start of the round! From what we could hear of his corner, it sounds like Mousasi has been instructed to push the pace and try to overwhelm Machida in this round. Machida counters a left jab by using a stinging right jab. Mousasi feints rushing in, but withdraws. Both fighters throw strikes at the same time, both miss. Having stepped near each other to throw their strikes, they both start throwing punches at close range! A big left hand lands, Mousasi has to back off. Mousasi circles away, creating some distance between them. Machida avoids a jab and scores with a kick to the outside of the left knee. Machida is looking to turn this into a wrestling match, and is getting in closer to Mousasi. Mousasi finds himself pulled into a grappling contest. The grappling doesn't go anywhere, and they break apart. We've now passed the halfway mark in this round. Machida moves in quickly after a wayward punch and hits a sharp body kick. Mousasi glances a strike off the side of the shoulder. Not letting up, Machida steps in closer to pressure Mousasi into action. Machida feints stepping in. We have one minute of the round remaining. Both fighters fire off strikes, neither produces any significant damage. Mousasi throws a speculative right, but it is nowhere near hitting. Machida seems to be waiting for Mousasi to make a move. Time expires and we come to the end of round two.

I'd say that was definitely 10-9 in favour of Machida.

Round 3

We are back underway! Mousasi counters an attempted body kick by scoring with a left jab to the cheek. Mousasi feints going high, but Machida doesn't buy it. Mousasi is looking to turn this into a wrestling match, and is getting in closer to Machida. Machida is pulled into a grapple. Mousasi tries to get Machida into a Muay Thai clinch.Mousasi manages it, and now controls Machida by the back of the head. Machida manages to grapple his way out of trouble and into having double underhooks as he clinches with Mousasi. Mousasi tries to wrestle Machida backward and up against the cage. Mousasi manages it, and controls Machida up against the cage. Mousasi looks for a knee strike, but Machida out-wrestles him and switches them around so that he is in the dominant position. Lyoto Machida doesn't look like he has much left in the tank. We go past the halfway point of this round. Machida takes a short step back and prepares to strike. Machida uses head movement to dodge a jab, and counters with a crisp right hook to the body. Showing good footwork and reactions, Mousasi avoids a body kick. Machida circles away, creating some distance between them. Mousasi hops around from foot to foot, looking for an opening. Machida comes in closer to press the issue. We have one minute of the round remaining. Machida comes in closer, despite his tiredness, looking to attack from the pocket. Mousasi seems happy to engage with Machida in the pocket. Machida circles away, creating some distance between them. Mousasi comes in with a couple of jabs, using them as cover so that he can shoot in. Machida is too quick, and manages to hit Mousasi with a good clean right jab. Machida slips past a left jab and fires back with a picture-perfect left roundhouse kick to the side of the ribs. The time runs out on round three. That round certainly got the fans going.

I have to give that round to Machida, but only a 10-9.

Round 4

There's the bell for the start of the round! They come together and strike, but neither can land a clean shot. Gegard Mousasi is breathing very hard. Going toe-to-toe, both fighters start exchanging close range strikes! Machida smashes Mousasi with a huge left hand and he is knocked clean out!

By Knock Out, the winner is Lyoto Machida!

UFC Fight Night: Machida vs. Mousasi

Venue: Jaragua Arena

Local: Jaragua do Sul, Santa Catarina, Brazil

Attendence: 5,276

Gate: $ 833,608

Critical Rating: Decent

Commercial Rating: Very Poor

Main Event

Middleweight Bout: Lyoto Machida vs. Gegard Mousasi - Lyoto Machida win by KO (Punch) in 0:46 of Round 4.

Co-Main Event

Middleweight Bout: Ronaldo Souza vs. Francis Carmont - Ronaldo Souza win by Unanimous Decision.

Welterweight Bout: Erick Silva vs. Takenori Sato - Takenori Sato win by Split Decision.

Welterweight Bout: Viscardi Andrade vs. Nicholas Musoke - Nicholas Musoke win by TKO (Strikes) in 1:32 of Round 3.

Featherweight Bout: Thiago Tavares vs. Zubaira Tukhugov - Thiago Tavares win by TKO (Strikes) in 4:42 of Round 1.

Preliminary Card

Featherweight Bout: Charles Oliveira vs. Andy Ogle - Charles Oliveira win by TKO (Strikes) in 2:15 of Round 3.

Lightweight Bout: Cristiano Marcello vs. Joe Proctor - Cristiano Marcello win by Submission (Guillotine Choke) in 1:51 of Round 2.

Lightweight Bout: Rodrigo Damm vs. Ivan Jorge - Rodrigo Damm win by Technical Submission (Guillotine Choke) in 4:21 of Round 3.

Lightweight Bout: Francisco Trinaldo vs. Jesse Ronson - Francisco Trinaldo win by Unanimous Decision.

Bantamweight Bout: Iuri Alcantara vs. Wilson Reis - Wilson Reis win by Submission (Armbar) in 4:58 of Round 3.

Featherweight Bout: Felipe Arantes vs. Maximo Blanco - Maximo Blanco win by KO (Punch) in 1:48 of Round 1.

Welterweight Bout: Ildemar Alcantara vs. Albert Tumenov - Albert Tumenov win by TKO (Strikes) in 3:21 of Round 3.

Bonus

Fight of the Night: Cristiano Marcello vs. Joe Proctor

KO of the Night: Lyoto Machida

Submission of the Night: Cristiano Marcello

Post Fight

- Dana White confirmed Lyoto Machida as the next challenger.

- Lyoto Machida said that with Anderson Silva away he has a clear path to a title shot.

- Gegard Mousasi said he intends to continue in the middleweight division.

- Ronaldo Souza said he hopes to compete for the title shot in his next fight.

End Post Fight.

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rodrigoviolim · February 5, 2014

As always was very good in predictions cagerage

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rodrigoviolim · February 5, 2014

The Russian (# 14) Rustam Khabilov (17-1), is out of UFC 170, had an injury and could not face the Brazilian (# 6) Rafael Dos Anjos (20-6), with it, the struggle between (# 3) vs Alexis Davis. (# 6) Jessica Eye will be promoted to the PPV card.

While Rafael Dos Anjos has accepted a duel against Russian (# 7) Khabib Nurmagomedov (21-0) to the end of April, in the UFC on FOX: Werdum vs. Browne.

CageRage · February 5, 2014

UFC 170: Rousey vs. McMann

Date: February 22, 2014

Venue: Mandalay Bay Events Center

Local: Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

Main Event

Women´s Bantamweight Championship Bout: © Ronda Rousey (8-0) vs. (#4) Sara McMann (7-0)

Co-Main Event

Light Heavyweight Bout: (#3) Rashad Evans (18-3-1) vs. (#4 HW) Daniel Cormier (13-0)

Welterweight Bout: (#6) Demian Maia (18-5) vs. (#4) Rory MacDonald (15-2)

Welterweight Bout: Robert Whittaker (8-2) vs. Stephen Thompson (7-1)

Women´s Bantamweight Bout: (#3) Alexis Davis (15-5) vs. (#6) Jessica Eye (11-1)

Preliminary Card

Welterweight Bout: (#15) Mike Pyle (24-9-1) vs. T.J. Waldburger (16-8

Bantamweight Bout: Lucas Mineiro (14-1) vs. Aljamain Sterling (6-0)

Lightweight Bout: (#12 FW) Erik Koch (13-3) vs. Rafaello Oliveira (15-6)

Middleweight Bout: Nick Ring (13-3) vs. Jared Hamman (13-6)

Flyweight Bout: Josh Sampo (11-2) vs. (#10) Zach Makovski (17-4)

Featherweight Bout: Estevan Payan (14-5-1 NC) vs. Noad Lahat (7-0)

Lightweight Bout: Charlie Brenneman (19-6) vs. Mitch Clark (9-2)

rodrigoviolim · February 5, 2014

<div style="text-align:center;">The Ultimate Fighter Nations: Canada vs. Australia

EPISODE 4

- After 3 fights, all with victory of Canada, coach Patrick Cote announced the next fight will be in the middleweight division between Nordine Taleb vs. Tyler Manawaroa.

- Kyle Noke talked a lot with Manawaroa about the importance of the victory for Team Australia.

- Cote thinks the experience of Taleb will make a difference in this fight.

- The fighters manage to make weight.

<img src=https://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/142x196q90/839/gbpc.jpg> Nordine Taleb (8-2) VS. Tyler Manawaroa (10-0) <img src=https://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/142x196q90/607/2qho.jpg>

Round 1

Round one begins! Manawaroa counters a left jab by using a great combination, ending with a beauty of a right cross. Manawaroa grabs a body kick and goes for the takedown, and gets it! Taleb has to pull guard. Manawaroa attempts to pass guard. Taleb finds his opponent too skilled, and Manawaroa passes guard into side control. Manawaroa attempts an armbar. A straight armbar is applied, Taleb is in danger of having his arm hyper-extended! Shockingly, Manawaroa loses it! Taleb pops his arm free, and has somehow survived! Taleb tries to pull guard on Manawaroa but doesn't get anywhere with the attempt. Manawaroa begins trying to get himself into a mount. He doesn't get the mount, but only because Taleb rolled over and gave up his back instead. We are now at the halfway point of the round. Manawaroa pounds away with right hands, hitting several big shots. Taleb is in huge trouble now, as Manawaroa successfully gets both hooks in. Manawaroa, with both hooks fully in, tries to get the rear naked choke applied. Taleb doesn't allow the rear naked choke to be applied. With both hooks in and therefore great control of the body, Manawaroa tries to finish Taleb off with a rear naked choke. Taleb doesn't allow the arm to go under his chin. Manawaroa keeps both hooks, despite Taleb trying to pull them apart. We're into the final minute of the round. Manawaroa fires away with right hands, and Taleb is stung by several big shots. Manawaroa unloads with big right hands, landing several that clearly hurt Taleb. The time is up, and that's the end of round one.

Round 2

And here we go, round two! Both throw strikes at each other, both easily defend the other's attempt. A flurry of punches miss Taleb and allow him to counter-strike with a left jab to the cheek. Taleb keeps Manawaroa from advancing with a crisp left jab. Taleb slips past a left jab and counters with a nice left hand. Manawaroa comes in closer, looking to attack from the pocket. He gets into range. There's a double leg attempt from Manawaroa, from the pocket. A counter left hand catches Manawaroa above the eye. Tyler Manawaroa is looking really tired. Manawaroa avoids a kick to the leg and hits a series of lefts. Manawaroa throws out a quick left jab. Taleb doesn't let Manawaroa settle, stepping in closer to impose himself. We move into the second half of this round. Manawaroa avoids several big right hands and counters with a clean jab. Taleb counters a left jab by hitting a spinning back fist, putting Manawaroa down on the ground! Taleb senses victory and starts to unload with punches! Taleb pounds away on Manawaroa, landing several great shots that threaten to knock him out! The referee has no option but to leap in and stop the fight!

The winner, by TKO, is Nordine Taleb!

Team Canada is still in control

Classifieds to Semi-Finals

Welterweight

Kajan Johnson (Team Canada)

Chad Laprise (Team Canada)

Middleweight

Elias Theodorou (Team Canada)

Nordine Taleb (Team Canada)

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rodrigoviolim · February 5, 2014

UFC 170: Rousey vs. McMann

- Ronda Rousey thinks this will be his hardest fight of his career, but trained very hard to get out champion again.

- Sara McMann said he will not be afraid to take the fight to the ground.

- Rashad Evans stated that in case of victory think deserves the chance to face the winner of Jones vs. Teixeira.

- Daniel Cormier think if victory over Evans, it will not compete for the title, though it is his first fight in this new division.

End of Press Conference.

Weigh In

Lucas Martins did not make weight.

UFC 170: Rousey vs. McMann

Date: February 22, 2014

Venue: Mandalay Bay Events Center

Local: Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

Main Event

Women´s Bantamweight Championship Bout: © Ronda Rousey (135 lbs) vs. (#4) Sara McMann (135 lbs)

Co-Main Event

Light Heavyweight Bout: (#3) Rashad Evans (205 lbs) vs. (#4 HW) Daniel Cormier (205 lbs)

Welterweight Bout: (#6) Demian Maia (170 lbs) vs. (#4) Rory MacDonald (170 lbs)

Welterweight Bout: Robert Whittaker (170 lbs) vs. Stephen Thompson (170 lbs)

Women´s Bantamweight Bout: (#3) Alexis Davis (135 lbs) vs. (#6) Jessica Eye (135 lbs)

Preliminary Card

Welterweight Bout: (#15) Mike Pyle (170 lbs) vs. T.J. Waldburger (170 lbs)

Bantamweight Bout: Lucas Mineiro (142 lbs) vs. Aljamain Sterling (135 lbs)

*Lucas Mineiro did not make weight.

Lightweight Bout: (#12 FW) Erik Koch (155 lbs) vs. Rafaello Oliveira (155 lbs)

Middleweight Bout: Nick Ring (185 lbs) vs. Jared Hamman (185 lbs)

Flyweight Bout: Josh Sampo (125 lbs) vs. (#10) Zach Makovski (125 lbs)

Featherweight Bout: Estevan Payan (145 lbs) vs. Noad Lahat (145 lbs)

Lightweight Bout: Charlie Brenneman (155 lbs) vs. Mitch Clark (155 lbs)

Judoku1819 · February 5, 2014

UFC 170: Rousey vs. McMann

Date: February 22, 2014

Venue: Mandalay Bay Events Center

Local: Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

Main Event

Women´s Bantamweight Championship Bout: © Ronda Rousey (135 lbs) vs. (#4) Sara McMann (135 lbs)

Co-Main Event

Light Heavyweight Bout: (#3) Rashad Evans (205 lbs) vs. (#4 HW) Daniel Cormier (205 lbs)

Welterweight Bout: (#6) Demian Maia (170 lbs) vs. (#4) Rory MacDonald (170 lbs)

Welterweight Bout: Robert Whittaker (170 lbs) vs. Stephen Thompson (170 lbs)

Women´s Bantamweight Bout: (#3) Alexis Davis (135 lbs) vs. (#6) Jessica Eye (135 lbs)

Preliminary Card

Welterweight Bout: (#15) Mike Pyle (170 lbs) vs. T.J. Waldburger (170 lbs)

Bantamweight Bout: Lucas Mineiro (142 lbs) vs. Aljamain Sterling (135 lbs)

*Lucas Mineiro did not make weight.

Lightweight Bout: (#12 FW) Erik Koch (155 lbs) vs. Rafaello Oliveira (155 lbs)

Middleweight Bout: Nick Ring (185 lbs) vs. Jared Hamman (185 lbs)

Flyweight Bout: Josh Sampo (125 lbs) vs. (#10) Zach Makovski (125 lbs)

Featherweight Bout: Estevan Payan (145 lbs) vs. Noad Lahat (145 lbs)

Lightweight Bout: Charlie Brenneman (155 lbs) vs. Mitch Clark (155 lbs)

BigRedMachine · February 5, 2014

Main Event

Women´s Bantamweight Championship Bout: © Ronda Rousey (135 lbs) vs. (#4) Sara McMann (135 lbs)

Co-Main Event

Light Heavyweight Bout: (#3) Rashad Evans (205 lbs) vs. (#4 HW) Daniel Cormier (205 lbs)

Welterweight Bout: (#6) Demian Maia (170 lbs) vs. (#4) Rory MacDonald (170 lbs)

Welterweight Bout: Robert Whittaker (170 lbs) vs. Stephen Thompson (170 lbs)

Women´s Bantamweight Bout: (#3) Alexis Davis (135 lbs) vs. (#6) Jessica Eye (135 lbs)

Preliminary Card

Welterweight Bout: (#15) Mike Pyle (170 lbs) vs. T.J. Waldburger (170 lbs)

Bantamweight Bout: Lucas Mineiro (142 lbs) vs. Aljamain Sterling (135 lbs)

*Lucas Mineiro did not make weight.

Lightweight Bout: (#12 FW) Erik Koch (155 lbs) vs. Rafaello Oliveira (155 lbs)

Middleweight Bout: Nick Ring (185 lbs) vs. Jared Hamman (185 lbs)

Flyweight Bout: Josh Sampo (125 lbs) vs. (#10) Zach Makovski (125 lbs)

Featherweight Bout: Estevan Payan (145 lbs) vs. Noad Lahat (145 lbs)

Lightweight Bout: Charlie Brenneman (155 lbs) vs. Mitch Clark (155 lbs)

rodrigoviolim · February 5, 2014

UFC 170: Rousey vs. McMann - Play by Play

Women´s Bantamweight Bout: (#3) Alexis Davis (15-5) vs. (#6) Jessica Eye (11-1)

Round 1

The fight begins! A straight left fails to land and Eye is able to fire back with a clean jab. Davis counters a wayward left jab with a solid left jab. An errant jab sets Eye up to counter-strike with a kick to the outside of the left knee. Davis shoots in for a takedown. Eye counters with a left jab that catches Davis hard. Eye tries for a leg kick but Davis moves out of range. Advancing, Eye counters a left jab by using a left jab to the cheek. We've now passed the halfway mark in this round. Davis throws a couple of wild punches as a set up, then shoots in for a takedown. Eye tries to step away from the takedown. Davis can't get the takedown, Eye was too quick to back away. Moving in closer, Davis looks like she wants to strike from the pocket. Davis is now standing in the pocket. Using good head movement, Davis slips past a punch and hits a clean left jab. Davis dodges a jab, and fires back with a stinging jab. A left jab misses, giving Davis the chance to hit back with a solid left jab. We move into the final sixty seconds of this round. Eye lands a crisp jab. Davis uses head movement to slip past a vicious right and she hits a nice jab. Using good head movement, Davis ducks under a punch and scores with a great right hand, Eye is knocked down! Davis senses victory and starts to unload with punches! Davis pounds away with punches, hitting several big shots. Davis is only stopped by Eye pulling her down into side control. The time runs out on round one.

That has to go down as a 10-9 round to Davis.

Round 2

Round two begins! Davis catches an attempted body kick and goes for the takedown, but Eye is able to stuff it. There is an exchange of strikes, but neither fighter does any damage. They wind up in a tight clinch. Davis uses some dirty boxing as she grapples with Eye. Using her wrestling skills, Davis is trying to push Eye up against the cage. Davis achieves it, pinning Eye to the cage. Davis attempts to wrestle Eye to the ground. Eye cannot stop the takedown, and has to pull half guard. Davis begins trying to get her leg free of half guard and get a better position. Eye comfortably blocks the attempt and keeps Davis in half guard. Using an underhook to set it up, Eye looks to scramble for position. We go past the halfway point of this round. The scramble ends with both fighters back on their feet, facing each other. Eye gets hit with a crisp left jab. Eye needs to raise her hands, they're far too low at the moment. Eye shakes off the effects. Eye looks to move in and stand in the pocket. Davis tries to counter by dropping down and going for a single leg, but Eye defended it well. Jessica Eye doesn't look like she has much left in the tank. We have one minute of the round remaining. Moving in closer, a tired-looking Eye apparently wants to strike from the pocket. Standing her ground, Davis looks happy to engage Eye in the pocket. Not comfortable in the pocket, Davis steps back and creates some space. Davis avoids a flurry of punches. Davis chooses to shoot in on Eye. The takedown is blocked, and the sprawl allows Eye to wrestle Davis down to the ground instead! Davis pulls guard. Alexis Davis doesn't look like she has much left in the tank. The time runs out on round two.

I have to give that round to Davis, but only a 10-9.

Round 3

Round three begins! Davis has to cover up to take a barrage of big punches. Eye tries for a left jab but Davis uses head movement to avoid it. Eye uses head movement to dodge a jab, and counters with a swift leg kick. Alexis Davis is going to end up limping if she takes too many more of those strikes. Jessica Eye looks very, very tired. Davis uses head movement to cause a left jab to sail harmlessly by. Davis, who looks drained, comes in looking for a quick double leg takedown from close range. Eye tries to counter with a right hand, but is too slow. Davis gets the takedown! Eye pulls guard. Davis attempts to pass guard and gain a better position. Davis gets past, but Eye stops her at half guard. We move into the second half of this round. Davis begins trying to get her leg free of the half guard. She finds herself unable to get past the half guard on this attempt. Eye works some separation, then tries to quickly scramble her way into a better position. Alexis Davis looks like she doesn't have a lot left to give. Neither fighter can gain an advantage in the scramble, and they both end up on their feet. There's under a minute left in this round. A jab misses and Eye counters with a series of quick jabs. Eye circles as she plans her next move. Davis seems to be waiting for Eye to make a move. Time runs out and that's the end of the fight.

That has to go down as a 10-9 round to Eye.

The judges have given their scores, which are about to be announced.

All three judges give 29-28.

Alexis Davis wins by unanimous decision!

Welterweight Bout: Robert Whittaker (8-2) vs. Stephen Thompson (7-1)

Round 1

The fight begins! A weak body kick is countered by Whittaker with a flurry of jabs and straight punches. Thompson avoids a flurry of rights and lefts and hits a left. A flurry of rights and lefts miss, allowing Thompson to hit back with a body kick. Whittaker looks like he wants to stand in the pocket and strike with Thompson. Thompson is too quick, and manages to hit Whittaker with a good clean left jab. Whittaker avoids a body kick. Thompson looks to move in and stand in the pocket. Whittaker now has Thompson standing in the pocket. We pass the halfway mark of this round. Good head movement allows Thompson to slip past a vicious right hand, and he counters with a solid punch. A left jab misses the mark and allows Whittaker to counter with a barrage of hard right hands! Thompson uses head movement to avoid a left jab. Thompson backs away from Whittaker, creating some space between them. Thompson looks like he wants to stand in the pocket and strike with Whittaker. Keen to keep space between them, Whittaker backs away. We have one minute of the round remaining. Thompson looks to move in and stand in the pocket. Whittaker keeps himself moving out of range. A flurry of rights and lefts miss, allowing Thompson to hit back with a straight left. The time is up, and that's the end of round one.

That round goes to Thompson, 10-9 on my card.

Round 2

And here we go, round two! Thompson drops a shoulder, trying to sucker Whittaker in with a feint. A big right hand doesn't find its intended target, allowing Thompson to fire back with a stunning right head kick, Whittaker is knocked out cold instantly!

The winner, by Knock Out; Stephen Thompson!

Welterweight Bout: (#6) Demian Maia (18-5) vs. (#4) Rory MacDonald (15-2)

Round 1

And here we go! MacDonald counters an errant right jab with a sharp kick just above the hip. Maia counters a wayward low kick by catching it and shooting in for a takedown, down goes MacDonald! He pulls guard though. Maia attempts to pass guard and gain a better position. He can't get free of the guard. From his back, MacDonald manages to pull Maia toward the cage. Maia cannot stop MacDonald from walking his way up via the cage, but does retain control. Maia looks for a trip takedown. He has the takedown! MacDonald pulls guard. Maia looks to get past the guard. MacDonald is ready for the attempt though, and keeps Maia firmly in guard. MacDonald wriggles backward, taking both him and Maia back toward the side of the cage. Using the cage for support, MacDonald manages to stand up, bringing Maia up too. We've now passed the halfway mark in this round. With MacDonald stuck against the cage, Maia tries to complete a takedown. The takedown is successful, MacDonald pulls guard. Maia looks to pass guard and get side control. He finds himself unable to pass guard on this attempt. From his back, MacDonald manages to pull Maia toward the cage. MacDonald stands by bracing against the cage, but can't shake Maia who remains in control. The end of the round is coming quick, there's under a minute left. Maia looks for a trip takedown. Maia gets the takedown! MacDonald pulls guard. In guard, Maia throws a couple of punches designed to keep MacDonald guessing. Time expires and we come to the end of round one.

Great round, very exciting.

That has to go down as a 10-9 round to Maia.

Round 2

There's the bell and round number two begins! Maia steps back to avoid a kick to the body. Advancing, MacDonald counters a right jab by using a right handed bomb that knocks Maia clean out!

Rory 'Ares' MacDonald takes the win by Knock Out!

Co-Main Event

Light Heavyweight Bout: (#3) Rashad Evans (18-3-1) vs. (#4 HW) Daniel Cormier (13-0)

Round 1

The fight begins! Cormier slips past a left jab and fires back with a kick to the ribs. Evans avoids a nice combination. Cormier feints an attack, keeping Evans on his toes. Cormier tries for a left jab but Evans moves out of range. There's a takedown attempt from Evans. Evans finds his takedown blocked with a sprawl, and Cormier promptly wrestles him to the ground, ending up on top, in guard. Cormier is trying to pass guard. Evans is ready for the attempt though, and keeps Cormier firmly in guard. Evans tries to sweep Cormier but doesn't get anywhere. We move into the second half of this round. Cormier keeps Evans guessing with a few quick strikes. In guard, Cormier begins working to pass to side control. Cormier isn't able to pass guard on this attempt. Evans tries to sweep Cormier but can't do it. The end of the round is coming quick, there's under a minute left. The clock runs down as Evans is being smothered against the ground by Cormier. Cormier begins trying to pass the guard. Cormier isn't able to pass guard on this attempt. Round one is brought to an end as time runs out.

That has to go down as a 10-9 round to Cormier.

Round 2

And here we go, round two. Between rounds we could hear the corner of Cormier telling him to watch for strikes but to look for takedown opportunities. A nice combination fails to land, allowing Evans to hit back with a crisp jab. Cormier slips past a left jab and fires back with a body kick. Cormier isn't drawn in by Evans feinting as if about to drop down to shoot in. Evans shoots in for a takedown. Evans doesn't get the takedown, Cormier was equal to it and pulls them into a clinch. Cormier uses underhooks to gain solid control, and is looking for a takedown. Cormier can't get the takedown, Evans defended it well. Evans tries to uses a whizzer to turn Cormier, but is blocked from doing so. We move into the second half of this round. Cormier, controlling the grapple with Evans, tries to scoop him up for a slam. Evans is able to block it and pull away from him. A feint sets Evans up for an inside leg kick, but Cormier evades it. Evans comes in, looking for a quick takedown. Cormier stuffs the takedown attempt and then pulls Evans into a clinch. There's under a minute left in this round. Cormier tries to wrestle Evans backward and up against the cage. Cormier manages it, and controls Evans up against the cage. Cormier goes for a foot stomp, but Evans senses the shift in balance and reverses so that he is the one in control. With Cormier stuck against the cage, Evans gets the underhooks and looks for a takedown. Cormier stops the takedown attempt, then uses his wrestling to take control of the grapple and put Evans against the cage. Daniel Cormier looks very tired out there. Time expires and we come to the end of round two.

I'd say that was definitely 10-9 in favour of Cormier.

Round 3

We are back underway! After a one-two combination narrowly misses, Cormier is able to strike back with a hard leg kick. A nicely executed one-two combination sets up a takedown attempt from Evans. Cormier stuffs the takedown, but gets pushed up against the cage instead. With Cormier stuck against the cage, Evans gets the underhooks and looks for a takedown. Cormier cannot stop being lifted up and blasted with a Greco-Roman slam, he can only pull guard! Rashad Evans is breathing very hard. Evans attempts to pass guard and gain a better position. He can't find a way past the guard. Cormier attempts to grab an arm of Evans from the bottom of the guard. Cormier uses the threat of a kimura to turn Evans and get side control. We've now passed the halfway mark in this round. Cormier tries to slip behind and take the back. He finds himself unable to advance his position on this attempt. Evans tries to transition to a guard, but can't manage it. Cormier tries to ensnare Evans in an armbar. Cormier gets an armbar and applies pressure to the arm, Evans is in huge trouble! No! He pops his arm free. That was really close. Evans tries to pull guard on Cormier but doesn't get anywhere with the attempt. There's under a minute left in this round. Cormier attempts to roll Evans slightly and take his back. Evans can't stop it and gives up his back! Daniel Cormier looks like he is on the verge of exhaustion. Cormier attempts an armbar. Evans pulls free, meaning Cormier loses a great position and is now held down in side control. Rashad Evans looks like he is on the verge of exhaustion. The fight comes to an end as the time limit expires.

That was a very close round, but I think Cormier just about edged it.

The official scores are being reported now.

All three judges give a score of 30-27.

So the winner, by unanimous decision, is Daniel Cormier!

Main Event

Women´s Bantamweight Championship Bout: © Ronda Rousey (8-0) vs. (#4) Sara McMann (7-0)

Round 1

And here we go! Rousey slips out of the way of a jab. Moving in closer, McMann looks like she may want to wrestle Rousey. She pulls Rousey into a grapple. McMann is looking to muscle Rousey back against the cage. McMann can't move Rousey at all though, and finds herself being out-wrestled. With McMann controlled by the clinch, Rousey looks to be attempting to set up a judo throw. McMann stops the attempted throw, then uses her wrestling to take control of the grapple. Rousey smothers McMann when she tries to use some dirty boxing, and gains the upper hand in the grapple as a result. With McMann controlled by the clinch, Rousey looks to be attempting to set up a judo throw. Rousey uses a nice inside leg trip and McMann is forced to pull guard! Rousey lies on top of McMann, basically smothering her. We pass the halfway mark of this round. Rousey attempts to pass guard. She passes the guard well, gaining side control. Rousey throws a few strikes, but they are without venom. We move into the final sixty seconds of this round. Rousey attempts an armbar. McMann gets caught in an armbar! It's in deep! Rousey loses the hold! Somehow McMann got her arm free. That was incredibly close to a finish though. McMann uses an underhook to work some separation, then quickly scrambles. The scramble fails to secure either fighter a dominant position, and they both end up standing. Time expires and we come to the end of round one.

That round goes to Rousey, 10-9 on my card.

Round 2

Round two begins! Rousey slips out of the way of a jab. Rousey counters a wayward left jab with a stinging left jab. Rousey comes in with a couple of jabs, using them as cover so that she can shoot in. McMann stuffs the takedown attempt and then pulls Rousey into a clinch. McMann tries to wrestle Rousey backward and up against the cage. McMann manages it, and controls Rousey up against the cage. Rousey waits for McMann to throw a knee strike, then uses wrestling to turn her around so that McMann now has her back to the cage. McMann avoids a foot stomp attempt. We've now passed the halfway mark in this round. Rousey looks to set up a judo throw. Rousey can't get the throw, as McMann wrestles her way into a dominant position. McMann tries to throw an elbow, but Rousey takes the opportunity to turn her opponent around so that McMann ends up backed against the cage instead. Rousey tries to keep her up against the cage with wrestling, but McMann reverses so that she is the one in control. Breathing very hard, Ronda Rousey is looking ragged. McMann launches an elbow strike but Rousey is ready and uses some wrestling to turn around so that McMann is the one against the cage. Rousey looks to take McMann down by setting up a judo throw. Rousey can't get the leverage to execute the throw, but does get behind McMann when she attempts to wriggle free. Sara McMann is breathing very hard. McMann wrestles free of Rousey and backs off to the center. There's under a minute left in this round. A straight left by McMann keeps Rousey from advancing. Rousey comes in closer to press the issue. Time expires and we come to the end of round two.

There was very little to separate them in that round, but I'll give that one 10-9 to McMann.

Round 3

There's the bell for the start of the round! It sounded like her corner told McMann to use wrestling to control Rousey in this round. Rousey avoids a jab. McMann tries for a left jab but Rousey moves out of range. Looking tired, McMann comes in closer, attempting to wrestle with Rousey. Rousey is pulled into a grapple. Sara McMann seems to be fighting against exhaustion. McMann is looking to muscle Rousey back against the cage. McMann can't do it though, and Rousey gets a more dominant position in the grapple instead. Ronda Rousey looks like she doesn't have a lot left to give. With McMann controlled by the clinch, Rousey looks to be attempting to set up a judo throw. Rousey doesn't get the throw, McMann instead wrestles her way into controlling the grapple. Using her wrestling skills, McMann is trying to push Rousey up against the cage. She does so, and now has Rousey pinned to the cage. Sara McMann looks totally gassed. McMann steps back from Rousey and looks to unleash some strikes. We move into the second half of this round. Rousey uses a right hand to sting McMann. Ronda Rousey looks totally gassed. Showing good head movement, McMann weaves out of the way of a wild right hand. Slowly moving in closer, a ragged-looking McMann wants to wrestle Rousey. Rousey is pulled into a grapple. McMann is looking to muscle Rousey back against the cage. She does so, and now has Rousey pinned to the cage. McMann moves back from the grapple and looks ready to strike. Rousey shows good head movement to avoid getting caught with a jab. We're into the final minute of the round. Rousey hits a left hand from inside the pocket. Rousey hits three hard right hands in quick succession! McMann is on wobbly legs, she almost fell over as she attempted to back off! McMann goes down after getting hammered with a barrage of rights! Rousey quickly tries to set up the dazed McMann for an armbar. McMann fights off the armbar attempt, and does it well enough to pull free and get back to her feet. The time runs out on round three.

That round goes to Rousey, 10-9 on my card.

Round 4

And here we go, round four! McMann counters some wild swings with a straight left. Rousey slips past a left jab and counters with a right hand. Rousey swings for the fences with some lethargic-looking haymakers, then chooses to shoot in on McMann. Rousey is stopped by a good sprawl, and is pulled down to the ground in a loose front facelock until she is on her knees. McMann fires away with right hands, and Rousey is stung by several big shots to the side of the head. McMann unloads with big right hands to the side of the head, landing several that clearly hurt Rousey. McMann pounds away with rights, hitting several big shots to the body and side of the head. Rousey takes a few punches on the way, but manages to get back to standing. McMann tries for a left jab but Rousey moves out of range. We move into the second half of this round. McMann tries for a left jab but Rousey moves out of range. A left hand misses, allowing Rousey to counter with a left hand. Rousey explodes on McMann with a barrage of big right hands. We're into the final minute of the round. Standing in the pocket, a visibly tired Rousey chooses to shoot in for a double leg on McMann. Rousey is stopped by a good sprawl, and is pulled down to the ground in a loose front facelock until she is on her knees. Rousey springs back to her feet, albeit at the expense of a few punches to the body and head. A visibly tired McMann is looking to turn this into a wrestling match, and is getting in closer to Rousey. Rousey is pulled into a grapple. The time runs out on round four.

I'd say that was definitely 10-9 in favour of McMann.

Round 5

There's the bell and round number five begins! McMann avoids a couple of wild punches. McMann slips out of the way of a flurry of wild swings. Moving forward, McMann counters a left jab with a left. Rousey fakes a lunge. McMann doesn't press the issue, allowing Rousey to circle. A speculative right hand from McMann doesn't find a home. Rousey seems to be waiting for McMann to make a move. We move into the second half of this round. A tired-looking Rousey approaches, looking for a takedown. McMann attempts to avoid Rousey as she shoots in. Rousey can't get the takedown, McMann was too quick to back away. McMann avoids a couple of wild punches. McMann narrowly misses Rousey with a right uppercut. Rousey seems to be waiting for McMann to make a move. We move into the final sixty seconds of this round. Backing out of range, McMann circles tentatively. Rousey seems to be waiting for McMann to make a move. The time expires on round five, and that is the end of the fight.

An extremely close round, could have gone either way, but personally I'll give it to Rousey 10-9.

The ring announcer is now giving the official scores.

Judge #1 has scored it 48-47 Rousey.

Judge #2 has scored it 48-47 McMann.

Judge #3 gives a score of 48-47 in favour of...

The NEW UFC Women´s Bantamweight Champion of the world Sara McMann.

Sara McMann wins by split decision!

UFC 170: Rousey vs. McMann

Venue: Mandalay Bay Events Center

Local: Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

Attendence: 23,849

Gate: $ 4,292,820

PPV: 1,035,206 buys for revenue of $6,211,236

Critical Rating: Good

Commercial Rating: Very Poor

Main Event

Women´s Bantamweight Championship Bout: © Ronda Rousey vs. (#4) Sara McMann - Sara McMann win by Split Decision.

Co-Main Event

Light Heavyweight Bout: (#3) Rashad Evans vs. (#4 HW) Daniel Cormier - Daniel Cormier win by Unanimous Decision.

Welterweight Bout: (#6) Demian Maia vs. (#4) Rory MacDonald - Rory MacDonald win by KO (Punch) in 0:42 of Round 2.

Welterweight Bout: Robert Whittaker vs. Stephen Thompson - Stephen Thompson win by KO (Head Kick) in 0:48 of Round 2.

Women´s Bantamweight Bout: (#3) Alexis Davis vs. (#6) Jessica Eye - Alexis Davis win by Unanimous Decision.

Preliminary Card

Welterweight Bout: (#15) Mike Pyle vs. T.J. Waldburger - Mike Pyle win by Unanimous Decision.

Bantamweight Bout: Lucas Mineiro vs. Aljamain Sterling - Aljamain Sterling win by Unanimous Decision.

Lightweight Bout: (#12 FW) Erik Koch vs. Rafaello Oliveira - Erik Koch win by Unanimous Decision.

Middleweight Bout: Nick Ring vs. Jared Hamman - Jared Hamman win by Unanimous Decision.

Flyweight Bout: Josh Sampo vs. (#10) Zach Makovski - Josh Sampo win by Submission (Guillotine Choke) in 2:12 of Round 1.

Featherweight Bout: Estevan Payan vs. Noad Lahat - Estevam Payan win by Submission (Armbar) in 4:52 of Round 2.

Lightweight Bout: Charlie Brenneman vs. Mitch Clark - Charlie Brenneman win by Unanimous Decision.

Bonus

Fight of the Night: Rory MacDonald vs. Demian Maia

KO of the Night: Rory MacDonald

Submission of the Night: Josh Sampo

Post Fight

- Dana White thinks Rousey won more that the fight was very difficult and likely to give an immediate rematch Rousey.

- McMann said it's a dream to be the new champion of the UFC.

- Ronda said this disappointed with the side judges in MMA and has no doubt that won the fight.

- When asked about the situation of Cat Zingano, who is the next challenger, Dana White said that probably Zingano, will face Alexis Davis worth a shot at the title.

- Cormier said he felt good in this division and hopes to fight as fast as possible.

- Rory MacDonald is pleased with 2 bonus, and waiting for a title shot soon.

End Post Fight.

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Predictions

Cagerage - 5 - 7

Judoku1819 - 7 - 5

BigRedMachine - 4 - 8

rodrigoviolim · February 6, 2014

<div style="text-align:center;">The Ultimate Fighter Nations: Canada vs. Australia

EPISODE 5

- After the victory, Team Canada remained the choice of the fights, and Patrick Cote made the announcement and the fight will be chosen, Matt DesRoches (4-0) vs. Jake Matthews (3-0).

- Kyle Noke increases the burden of training and said he hopes to finally be able to win the first.

- Jake Matthews talks to the team and says he will get beat.

- The fighters manage to make weight.

<img src=https://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/142x196q90/839/gbpc.jpg> Matt DesRoches (4-0) VS. Jake Matthews (3-0) <img src=https://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/142x196q90/607/2qho.jpg>

Round 1

Round one begins! Matthews feints stepping in. A showdown where they both exchange strikes only results in a stalemate. Having stepped in close to throw their strikes, they end up clinched. Matthews is trying to muscle DesRoches up against the cage. DesRoches doesn't let himself be driven back though, and gains a dominant position in the grapple instead. DesRoches and Matthews separate and we're back to a stand-off. They both meet with strikes, but neither does any damage. DesRoches sneaks a glance at his corner. Matthews steps in closer to force the issue. We move into the second half of this round. Matthews shoots in for a takedown. The takedown doesn't work, DesRoches sprawled to defend it and then works into a clinch position. The grapple breaks up after a short struggle, and the two fighters step apart. Backing out of range, DesRoches circles tentatively. Matthews presses in closer to attack. The end of the round is coming quick, there's under a minute left. Matthews looks to be trying to close the distance between them. DesRoches keeps himself moving out of range, not wanting to grapple. DesRoches looks like he might be trying to get in close and wrestle with Matthews. Matthews is pulled into a grapple. The grapple breaks up after a short struggle, and the two fighters step apart. The time is up, and that's the end of round one.

Round 2

There's the bell and round number two begins! Matthews counters a flurry of punches by hitting a big right kick to the outside of the thigh. DesRoches counters a left jab by using a straight left. DesRoches shoots in, looking for a takedown. The takedown is stuffed, so DesRoches has to go to settle for pushing Matthews up against the cage. Matthews is pressed up against the cage and held there, taking the occasional short punch to the ribs and stomach, for half a minute. DesRoches attempts to wrestle Matthews to the ground. Matthews blocks the takedown attempt and turns DesRoches around so that he has his back to the cage. Matthews launches an elbow strike but DesRoches is ready and uses some wrestling to turn around so that Matthews is the one against the cage. We've now passed the halfway mark in this round. With Matthews stuck against the cage, DesRoches tries to complete a takedown. The takedown is successful, Matthews pulls guard. DesRoches is trying to pass guard. DesRoches struggles but cannot find a way past and remains stuck in guard. Matthews secures an arm and tries to ensnare DesRoches in a triangle. DesRoches pulls his arm free before the triangle can be locked in. Jake Matthews looks very tired out there. In guard, DesRoches begins working to pass to side control. Matthews keeps DesRoches in guard. Matthews tries to ensnare an arm. DesRoches defends it. We move into the final sixty seconds of this round. DesRoches lies on top of Matthews, basically smothering him. The time is up, and that's the end of round two.

Round 3

We are back underway! It sounded like his corner told Matthews to stand and trade with DesRoches in this round. Both fighters advance and strike, but neither hits anything. DesRoches checks a leg kick and comes right back with a jab. Good head movement allows Matthews to avoid a flurry of rights and lefts. Matthews slips past a jab and scores with a clean left jab. Matthews slips past a flurry of rights and lefts and hits a punch. Matthews uses head movement to dodge a jab, and counters with a sudden huge right uppercut that knocks DesRoches out cold!

Jake 'The Celtic Kid' Matthews takes the win by Knock Out!

Classifieds to Semi-Finals

Welterweight

Kajan Johnson (Team Canada)

Chad Laprise (Team Canada)

Jake Matthews (Team Australia)

Middleweight

Elias Theodorou (Team Canada)

Nordine Taleb (Team Canada)

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rodrigoviolim · February 6, 2014

<div style="text-align:center;">UFC Ranking - March 2014

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rodrigoviolim · February 6, 2014

<div style="text-align:center;"><div style="text-align:center;">UFC Announces cards in March</div>

UFC Fight Night: Kim vs. Hathaway

UFC Fight Night: Kim vs. Hathaway

Date: March 1, 2014

Venue: CotaiArena

Local: Cotai, Macau

Main Event

Welterweight Bout: (#11) Dong Hyun Kim (18-2-1-1 NC) vs. John Hathaway (17-1)

Co-Main Event

Heavyweight Bout: Matt Mitrione (6-3) vs. Shawn Jordan (14-5)

TUF China Final Welterweight: Wang Sai (5-3-1) vs. Lipeng Zhang (6-7-1)

TUF China Final Featherweight: Jianping Yang (6-3-1) vs. Guangyou Ning (3-2-1)

Featherweigth Bout: Hatsu Hioki (26-7-2) vs. Ivan Menjivar (25-11)

Preliminary Card

Bantamweight Bout: Nam Phan (18-12) vs. Vaugham Lee (13-9-1)

Featherweight Bout: Tie Quan Zhang (15-4) vs. Sean Soriano (8-1)

Lightweight Bout: Kazuki Tokodume (12-4-1) vs. Yui Chul Nam (17-4-1)

Bantamweight Bout: Johnny Eduardo (26-9) vs. Tuerxun Jumabieke (14-0)

Bantamweight Bout: Kyoji Horiguchi (12-1) vs. Russell Doane (13-3)

Lightweight Bout: Tae Hyun Bang (16-8) vs. Garett Whiteley (7-2)

Bantamweight Bout: Leandro Issa (11-4) vs. David Galera (5-1)

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UFC Fight Night: Gustafsson vs. Manuwa

UFC Fight Night: Gustafsson vs. Manuwa

Date: March 8, 2014

Venue: The O² arena

Local: London, England

Main Event

Light Heavyweight Bout: (#1) Alexander Gustafsson (15-2) vs. (#11) Jimi Manuwa (14-0)

Co-Main Event

Lightweight Bout: Melvin Guillard (31-12-2-2 NC) vs. (#13) Michael Johnson (14-8)

Flyweight Bout: Brad Pickett (23-8) vs. (#3) Ian McCall (12-4-1)

Welterweight Bout: Gunnar Nelson (11-0-1) vs. Omari Akhmedov (12-0)

Preliminary Card

Light Heavyweight Bout: Cyrille Diabate (19-9-1) vs. Ilir Latfi (7-3-1 NC)

Middleweight Bout: Luke Barnatt (7-0) vs. Mats Nilsson (11-2-1)

Middleweight Bout: Brad Scott (9-2) vs. Claudio Henrique da Silva (9-1)

Bantamweight Bout: Davey Grant (8-2) vs. Roland Delorme (8-2-1 NC)

Welterweight Bout: Igor Araujo (24-6-1 NC) vs. Danny Mitchell (14-4-1)

Flyweight Bout: Phil Harris (22-11) vs. (#12) Louis Gaudinot (6-3)

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UFC 171: Hendricks vs. Lawler

UFC 171: Hendricks vs. Lawler

Date: March 15, 2014

Venue: American Airlines Center

Local: Dallas, Texas

Main Event

Welterweight Championship Bout: (#1) Johnny Hendricks (15-2) vs. (#3) Robbie Lawler (22-9-1 NC)

Co-Main Event

Welterweight Bout: (#2) Carlos Condit (29-7) vs. (#10) Tyron Woodley (12-1)

Lightweight Bout: (#15) Diego Sanchez (24-6) vs. Myles Jury (13-0)

Welterweight Bout: (#6) Jake Shields (29-6-1-1 NC) vs. (#12) Hector Lombard (33-4-1-1 NC)

Light Heavyweight Bout: (#12) Thiago Silva (16-3-2 NC) vs. Ovince St.Preux (14-5)

Preliminary Card

Welterweight Bout: Kelvin Gastelun (7-0) vs. (#14) Rick Story (16-7)

Women´s Bantamweight Bout: (#13) Raquel Pennington (4-3) vs. (#9) Jessica Andrade (10-3)

Featherweight Bout: (#13) Dennis Bermudez (11-3) vs. Jim Hettes (11-1)

Weltermweight Bout: Sean Spencer (11-2) vs. Alex Garcia (11-1)

Flyweight Bout: Will Campuzano (13-5) vs. Justin Scoggins (8-0)

Lightweight Bout: Renee Forte (8-3) vs. Francisco Trevino (11-0)

Middleweight Bout: Bubba McDaniel (21-7) vs. Tor Troeng (16-5-1)

Featherweight Bout: Daniel Pineda (18-10) vs. Robert Whiteford (10-2)

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UFC Fight Night: Shogun vs. Henderson 2

UFC Fight Night: Shogun vs. Henderson 2

Date: March 23, 2014

Venue: Ginásio Nélio Dias

Local: Natal, Brazil

Main Event

Light Heavyweight Bout: (#8) Mauricio Shogun (22-8) vs. (#7) Dan Henderson (29-10)

Co-Main Event

Middleweight Bout: Cezar Ferreira (7-2) vs. C.B. Dollaway (13-5)

Lightweight Bout: Leonardo Santos (12-3) vs. Norman Parke (19-2)

Light Heavyweight Bout: Fabio Maldonado (20-6) vs. Gian Villante (11-4)

Featherweight Bout: Rony Jason (13-4) vs. Steven Siler (22-11)

Lightweight Bout: Gleison Tibau (28-10) vs. Mairbek Taisumov (21-4)

Preliminary Card

Flyweight Bout: (#7) Jussier Formiga (15-3) vs. (#14) Scott Jorgensen (14-8)

Middleweight Bout: Ronny Markes (14-2) vs. Thiago Santos (8-2)

Featherweight Bout: Diego Brandao (18-9) vs. Will Chope (19-6)

Welterweight Bout: Thiago Perpétuo (9-2-1) vs. Kenny Robertson (12-3)

Light Heavyweight Bout: Francimar Barroso (16-3) vs. Guto Inocente (6-0)

Middleweight Bout: Bruno Santos (13-1) vs. Zak Cummings (14-3)

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CageRage · February 6, 2014

UFC Fight Night: Kim vs. Hathaway

Date: March 1, 2014

Venue: CotaiArena

Local: Cotai, Macau

Main Event

Welterweight Bout: (#11) Dong Hyun Kim (18-2-1-1 NC) vs. John Hathaway (17-1)

Co-Main Event

Heavyweight Bout: Matt Mitrione (6-3) vs. Shawn Jordan (14-5)

TUF China Final Welterweight: Wang Sai (5-3-1) vs. Lipeng Zhang (6-7-1)

TUF China Final Featherweight: Jianping Yang (6-3-1) vs. Guangyou Ning (3-2-1)

Featherweigth Bout: Hatsu Hioki (26-7-2) vs. Ivan Menjivar (25-11)

Preliminary Card

Bantamweight Bout: Nam Phan (18-12) vs. Vaugham Lee (13-9-1)

Featherweight Bout: Tie Quan Zhang (15-4) vs. Sean Soriano (8-1)

Lightweight Bout: Kazuki Tokodume (12-4-1) vs. Yui Chul Nam (17-4-1)

Bantamweight Bout: Johnny Eduardo (26-9) vs. Tuerxun Jumabieke (14-0)

Bantamweight Bout: Kyoji Horiguchi (12-1) vs. Russell Doane (13-3)

Lightweight Bout: Tae Hyun Bang (16-8) vs. Garett Whiteley (7-2)

Bantamweight Bout: Leandro Issa (11-4) vs. David Galera (5-1)

rodrigoviolim · February 6, 2014

<div style="text-align:center;">UFC Fight Night: Kim vs. Hathaway - Press Conference

- Kim expects to maintain good sequence of wins and get into the TOP 10 in the Welterweight Division.

- Hathaway said he expects a war of 5 rounds and think a win will place it among the best in the division.

- Mitrione said that Jordan has very powerful punches, but it hopes to knock him out.

- Jordan wants to recover from their last loss with a good win.

End of Press Conference.

Weigh In

All fighters have managed to make the weight.

UFC Fight Night: Kim vs. Hathaway

Date: March 1, 2014

Venue: CotaiArena

Local: Cotai, Macau

Main Event

Welterweight Bout: (#11) Dong Hyun Kim (170 lbs) vs. John Hathaway (170 lbs)

Co-Main Event

Heavyweight Bout: Matt Mitrione (255 lbs) vs. Shawn Jordan (260 lbs)

TUF China Final Welterweight: Wang Sai (170 lbs) vs. Lipeng Zhang (170 lbs)

TUF China Final Featherweight: Jianping Yang (145 lbs) vs. Guangyou Ning (145 lbs)

Featherweigth Bout: Hatsu Hioki (145 lbs) vs. Ivan Menjivar (145 lbs)

Preliminary Card

Bantamweight Bout: Nam Phan (135 lbs) vs. Vaugham Lee (135 lbs)

Featherweight Bout: Tie Quan Zhang (145 lbs) vs. Sean Soriano (145 lbs)

Lightweight Bout: Kazuki Tokodume (155 lbs) vs. Yui Chul Nam (155 lbs)

Bantamweight Bout: Johnny Eduardo (135 lbs) vs. Tuerxun Jumabieke (135 lbs)

Bantamweight Bout: Kyoji Horiguchi (135 lbs) vs. Russell Doane (135 lbs)

Lightweight Bout: Tae Hyun Bang (155 lbs) vs. Garett Whiteley (155 lbs)

Bantamweight Bout: Leandro Issa (135 lbs) vs. David Galera (135 lbs)

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rodrigoviolim · February 6, 2014

<div style="text-align:center;">UFC Fight Night: Kim vs. Hathaway - Play by Play

Featherweigth Bout: Hatsu Hioki (26-7-2) vs. Ivan Menjivar (25-11)

Round 1

Round one begins! Menjivar counters an errant left jab with a clean jab. Hioki is looking to turn this into a wrestling match, and is getting in closer to Menjivar. Menjivar finds himself pulled into a grappling contest. Using his wrestling skills, Hioki is trying to push Menjivar up against the cage. Hioki achieves it, pinning Menjivar to the cage. Menjivar is trapped against the cage and takes a sharp stomp to the foot. With Menjivar stuck against the cage, Hioki gets the underhooks and looks for a takedown. The takedown doesn't work, Menjivar blocked it and then turns it so that Hioki is the one against the cage. Menjivar tries to keep him pressed up against the cage with wrestling, but Hioki isn't allowing it. Out of the blue, Hioki slaps on a standing guillotine! Hioki gets the guillotine fully applied and Menjivar has to tap out!

The winner, by submission, is Hatsu Hioki!

TUF China Final Featherweight: Jianping Yang (6-3-1) vs. Guangyou Ning (3-2-1)

Round 1

Round one begins! Yang counters a left jab by using a series of quick lefts. A jab doesn't find its intended target, allowing Yang to fire back with a kick to the outside of the left knee. Yang avoids a jab and scores with a kick to the side of the ribs. A showdown where they both exchange strikes only results in a stalemate. Yang chooses to shoot in on Ning. He gets a big takedown and he ends up in half guard. Yang starts trying to work to get out of half guard and into a better position. Ning doesn't let Yang get his leg free, and so half guard remains in place. Ning tries to transition to full guard, but can't manage it. We pass the halfway mark of this round. Yang attempts to arm triangle Ning from the top of half guard. Ning doesn't allow the arm triangle to be applied. Ning tries to sweep Yang but doesn't get anywhere. We move into the final sixty seconds of this round. Yang is trying to get out of half guard and into a better position. Ning keeps his half guard secure. Yang blocks an attempted move from half guard to full guard. Time expires and we come to the end of round one.

I'd say that was definitely 10-9 in favour of Yang.

Round 2

There's the bell and round number two begins! Both fighters fire off strikes, neither produces any significant damage. Both fighters throw strikes at the same time, both miss. An exchange of blows doesn't really produce any damage or a clear advantage. There's a stalemate as both fighters throw strikes but neither hits. Yang avoids a jab. Ning slips out of the way of a leg kick. We pass the halfway mark of this round. Both fighters advance and strike, but neither hits anything. Yang uses a flurry of lefts and rights to get Ning to cover up, then shoots in looking for a takedown. Ning tries to counter with a right hand, but is too slow. Yang has the takedown! It's a single leg, and Ning has to pull guard. Yang begins trying to pass the guard. Yang passes to side control with ease. We're into the final minute of the round. Yang begins trying to get himself into mount. Ning can't stop it and gets mounted. Yang tries to pound on Ning with elbows, but all the blows are comfortably dealt with. Yang controls Ning, who was trying to wriggle to half guard. The time is up, and that's the end of round two.

That round goes to Yang, 10-9 on my card.

Round 3

And here we go, round three! Yang counters a left jab with a hard kick across the side. A left hand misses, allowing Yang to counter with a hard right kick to the legs. Those strikes to the legs are going to take their toll. Yang counters a left jab with a right body kick. Yang avoids a jab. Ning steps in but an exchange of strikes goes nowhere. Time slips away as Yang doesn't press Ning, allowing him to circle. Ning comes in closer, looking to attack from the pocket. Standing his ground, Yang looks happy to engage Ning in the pocket. We've now passed the halfway mark in this round. Yang shows good head movement to avoid getting caught with a jab. Ning throws a spinning back fist but Yang ducks under. Yang shows good head movement by slipping past a wild spinning back fist and hitting a flurry of small strikes. Showing good head movement, Ning slips past a flurry of strikes. Stepping back, Ning creates a bit of distance. The end of the round is coming quick, there's under a minute left. An exchange of strikes goes nowhere. Ning is looking to get in close and strike from the pocket. Ning is forced to use his gloves to deflect a sudden counter right. Breathing very hard, Jianping Yang is looking ragged. Time runs out and that's the end of the fight.

I'd say that was definitely 10-9 in favour of Yang.

The ring announcer is now giving the official scores. All three judges give a score of 30-27.

And TUF China Featherweight Winner, by unanimous decision, is Jianping Yang!

TUF China Final Welterweight: Wang Sai (5-3-1) vs. Lipeng Zhang (6-7-1)

Round 1

There's the opening bell! Zhang avoids a flurry of rights and lefts. Sai throws a barrage of big rights but Zhang is quick to move out of range. Sai throws a left jab but Zhang avoids it. Zhang avoids a quick jab and hits a left jab to the cheek. Sai avoids a quick jab and hits a series of quick punches. Zhang slips out of the way of a flurry of punches. A flurry of punches fail to land, giving Zhang the opportunity to counter with a nice jab. We've now passed the halfway mark in this round. Zhang slips out of the way of a flurry of punches. Sai looks to move in and stand in the pocket. Zhang now has Sai standing in the pocket. Good head movement allows Zhang to avoid a wildly thrown right hand. Showing good head movement, Zhang weaves out of the way of a wild right hand. The end of the round is coming quick, there's under a minute left. Not comfortable in the pocket, Sai steps back and creates some space. Moving in closer, Sai looks like he wants to strike from the pocket. Sai is now standing in the pocket. Sai throws a wild right but Zhang avoids it. The time runs out on round one.

That round goes to Sai, 10-9 on my card.

Round 2

We are back underway! Sai tries for a left jab but Zhang moves out of range. Zhang tries for a left jab but Sai moves out of range. Sai avoids a jab. A showdown where they both exchange strikes only results in a stalemate. An errant jab sets Sai up to counter-strike with a jab. Zhang counters a flurry of punches by hitting a left. We've now passed the halfway mark in this round. They both meet with strikes, but neither does any damage. Having stepped in close to throw their strikes, they end up grappling. Sai is trying to push Zhang so that his back is up against the cage. Zhang ends up backed against the cage. With Zhang stuck against the cage, Sai tries to complete a takedown. The takedown is completed, Sai would not be denied. Zhang is left seated, with his back to the cage, with Sai holding him down. Not liking his options, Sai looks to get a better position over Zhang. He finds himself unable to get the mount on this attempt. Zhang, stuck up against the cage, hits several clubbing forearms to the back. We have one minute of the round remaining. Not liking his options, Sai looks to get a better position over Zhang. Sai isn't able to mount Zhang this time around. Wang Sai looks very tired out there. Time expires and we come to the end of round two.

I'd say that was definitely 10-9 in favour of Sai.

Round 3

There's the bell and round number three begins! Zhang steps back to avoid a left jab. There's a takedown attempt from Zhang. Sai attempts to avoid Zhang as he shoots in. The takedown is unsuccessful, Sai avoided Zhang. Zhang avoids a flurry of punches and hits a straight left. Zhang is looking to turn this into a wrestling match, and is getting in closer to Sai. Sai is pulled into a grapple. Looking to take this fight to the ground, Zhang tries to pull Sai down into his guard. It's no use though, Sai doesn't budge and instead takes control of the clinch. Sai and Zhang break the grapple and are apart again, circling. We move into the second half of this round. Zhang comes in, looking for a quick takedown. Zhang walks into a big left jab, landing right on the cheek. Sai counters a left jab by using a flurry of quick punches to sting Zhang. Zhang narrowly misses Sai with a right uppercut. Sai doesn't press the issue, allowing Zhang to circle. We move into the final sixty seconds of this round. There's a takedown attempt from Zhang. Sai tries to avoid Zhang. Sai avoids the takedown attempt. Wang Sai looks like he doesn't have a lot left to give. Zhang throws out a quick left jab. Sai steps in closer to force the issue. We reach the time limit and this fight is over.

I think Sai took that round, 10-9 on my score card.

Here come the official scores. All three judges give 30-27.

And TUF China Welterweight Winner, by unanimous decision, is Wang 'The Boss' Sai!

Co-Main Event

Heavyweight Bout: Matt Mitrione (6-3) vs. Shawn Jordan (14-5)

Round 1

Round one begins! Jordan moves out of range of a tidy combination of punches. Jordan steps back to avoid a one-two combination. A jab doesn't find its intended target, allowing Mitrione to fire back with a jab. Mitrione feints stepping in. They come together and throw strikes, both miss. 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. A jab misses, allowing Mitrione to counter-strike with a leg kick. We've now passed the halfway mark in this round. Mitrione looks to move in and stand in the pocket. Jordan uses movement to keep out reach, frustrating Mitrione. Jordan counters a right jab by hitting a clean jab. They both meet with strikes, but neither does any damage. We move into the final sixty seconds of this round. Jordan avoids a nice combination. A jab misses and Mitrione counters with a kick to the inside of the right thigh. Shawn Jordan won't want to take too many unchecked strikes to the legs like that. Time expires and we come to the end of round one.

I'd say that was definitely 10-9 in favour of Mitrione.

Round 2

There's the bell and round number two begins! Jordan throws a right jab but Mitrione avoids it. An errant jab sets Jordan up to counter-strike with a stinging right jab. Both fighters advance and strike, but neither hits anything. A nice one-two combination doesn't trouble Jordan, who covered up well. Jordan checks a low kick and quickly hits a stinging jab. Jordan throws a right jab but Mitrione uses good head movement to make sure it slips by. Using good head movement, Jordan slips past a tight combination and hits a clean right jab. We move into the second half of this round. Mitrione shows good head movement to avoid getting caught with a jab. Stepping back, Jordan creates a bit of distance. Mitrione throws a speculative left, but it is nowhere near hitting. Jordan doesn't let Mitrione settle, stepping in closer to impose himself. Jordan feints rushing in, but withdraws. Mitrione comes in closer, looking to attack from the pocket. Mitrione moves into the pocket. We have one minute of the round remaining. Using head movement, Mitrione slips past a right jab and counters with a nice right. Jordan sees a kick being set up and uses that opportunity to step forward and hit a nice right. Jordan tries for a right jab but Mitrione uses head movement to avoid it. Round two is brought to an end as time runs out.

I think Jordan took that round, 10-9 on my score card.

Round 3

There's the bell for the start of the round! A jab misses, allowing Mitrione to counter-strike with a jab. Moving forward, Mitrione counters a right jab with a straight left that sends Jordan face-first into the mat...it's a knock out!

Matt Mitrione takes the victory by way of Knock Out!

Main Event

Welterweight Bout: (#11) Dong Hyun Kim (18-2-1-1 NC) vs. John Hathaway (17-1)

Round 1

Round one begins! Kim avoids a tight combination. Hathaway avoids a left kick to the body and hits a crisp jab. Hathaway catches an attempted body kick and goes for the takedown, getting it! Kim pulls guard. Hathaway looks to pass guard and get side control. He can't find a way past the guard. Kim tries a sweep from the bottom of the guard, but doesn't budge Hathaway. We move into the second half of this round. Hathaway lies on top of Kim, basically smothering him. Hathaway attempts to pass guard and gain a better position. Kim keeps Hathaway in guard. Kim bursts into life and tries to scramble into a better position. He isn't fast enough, and has to turtle up with Hathaway on top of him. We have one minute of the round remaining. Hathaway does a nice job of floating over and taking his back. Hathaway rolls Kim out of turtle position and into side control. The time runs out on round one.

I have to give that round to Hathaway, but only a 10-9.

Round 2

Round two begins! Moving forward, Hathaway counters a series of wayward big punches with a couple of nice rights. Kim counters a tight combination by hitting a scything low kick to the legs. Hathaway avoids a barrage of punches and hits a crisp jab. Kim circles around Hathaway. The fight slows as Hathaway sits back and allows Kim to circle. Kim counters a tight combination by hitting some big left hands! We move into the second half of this round. They both meet with strikes, but neither does any damage. They come together and strike, but neither can land a clean shot. Having stepped in close to throw their strikes, they end up clinched. Getting underhooks, Hathaway looks for a takedown. Hathaway doesn't get the takedown, Kim blocked it. A whizzer allows Kim to execute a sharp turn, creating enough space so that he can pull free of the grappling. We move into the final sixty seconds of this round. They exchange strikes, but neither fighter inflicts any real damage. Having stepped in close to throw their strikes, they end up grappling. Hathaway tries to pick Kim up for a slam. Kim has no answers, he gets lifted up and planted down! Hathaway ends up in guard. Time slips away as Hathaway successfully keeps Kim stuck against the ground. Time expires and we come to the end of round two.

That was a quality round and the fans are really getting into this.

I think Hathaway took that round, 10-9 on my score card.

Round 3

We are back underway! Kim steps in, feints a kick, then darts back out. Hathaway counters a right jab with a crisp left hand punch. Hathaway steps back to avoid a one-two combination. A straight left from Hathaway fails to land. Not letting up, Kim quickly steps in closer to attack Hathaway. Kim looks like he wants to stand in the pocket and strike with Hathaway. Kim and Hathaway get closer, both looking eager to engage at close range. Using head movement, Hathaway slips past a right jab and counters with a solid left jab. Slipping past a one-two combination, Hathaway counters with a clean left jab. We've now passed the halfway mark in this round. Good head movement allows Hathaway to go under a vicious left hand and immediately counter with a huge right cross that knocks Kim right out!

By Knock Out, the winner is John Hathaway!

UFC Fight Night: Kim vs. Hathaway

Venue: CotaiArena

Local: Cotai, Macau

Attendence: 1,500

Gate: $ 120,000

Critical Rating: Decent

Commercial Rating: Decent

Main Event

Welterweight Bout: Dong Hyun Kim vs. John Hathaway - John Hathaway win by KO (Punch) in 2:47 of Round 3.

Co-Main Event

Heavyweight Bout: Matt Mitrione vs. Shawn Jordan - Matt Mitrione win by KO (Punch) in 0:52 of Round 3.

TUF China Final Welterweight: Wang Sai vs. Lipeng Zhang - Wang Sai win by Unanimous Decision.

TUF China Final Featherweight: Jianping Yang vs. Guangyou Ning - Jianping Yang win by Unanimous Decision.

Featherweigth Bout: Hatsu Hioki vs. Ivan Menjivar - Hatsu Hioki win by Submission (Guillotine Choke) in 2:55 of Round 1.

Preliminary Card

Bantamweight Bout: Nam Phan vs. Vaugham Lee - Vaugham Lee win by Unanimous Decision.

Featherweight Bout: Tie Quan Zhang vs. Sean Soriano - Sean Soriano win by Unanimous Decision.

Lightweight Bout: Kazuki Tokodume vs. Yui Chul Nam - Yui Chul Nam win by TKO (Strikes) in 4:16 of Round 1.

Bantamweight Bout: Johnny Eduardo vs. Tuerxun Jumabieke - Tuerxun Jumabieke win by Unanimous Decision.

Bantamweight Bout: Kyoji Horiguchi vs. Russell Doane - Kyoji Horiguchi win by TKO (Strikes) in 4:25 of Round 2.

Lightweight Bout: Tae Hyun Bang vs. Garett Whiteley - Tae Hyun Bang win by Split Decision.

Bantamweight Bout: Leandro Issa vs. David Galera - Leandro Issa win by Submission (Armbar) in 1:45 of Round 3.

Bonus

Fight of the Night: Vaughan Lee vs. Nam Pham

KO of the Night: Matt Mitrione

Submission of the Night: Hatsu Hioki

Post Fight

- Dana White confirms that in the next month of April, the UFC returns to Abu Dhabi.

- Hathaway is happy to be back with a big knockout and well after a long time away.

- Kim was extremely disappointed with his performance today.

- Matt Mitrione said he was happy with the knockout of the night bonus.

End Post Fight.

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rodrigoviolim · February 6, 2014

<div style="text-align:center;">The Ultimate Fighter Nations: Canada vs. Australia

EPISODE 6

- After winning the first time, Team Australia had a party at home.

- The teams met at UFC Gym, it would be the last choice of struggles because the next fights will already be defined with the rest of the fighters who have not fought.

- Kyle Noke made the announcement of the fight between Sheldon Westcott (CAN) (5-1-1) vs. Daniel Kelly (AUS) (5-0).

- The fighters manage to make weight.

<img src=https://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/142x196q90/839/gbpc.jpg> Sheldon Westcott (5-1-1) VS. Daniel Kelly (5-0) <img src=https://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/142x196q90/607/2qho.jpg>

Round 1

Round one begins! They come together and strike, but neither can land a clean shot. Kelly counters a leg kick by grabbing it and attempting a takedown, getting it! Westcott manages to pull guard. Kelly looks to pass guard and get side control. He can't find a way past the guard. Westcott brings his legs up and tries to lock Kelly in a triangle choke. Kelly doesn't let Westcott get it. Kelly tries to pound on Westcott with elbow strikes, but all the blows are comfortably dealt with. Westcott raises his legs and tries to get Kelly into a triangle choke. Kelly doesn't let Westcott get it. We've now passed the halfway mark in this round. Kelly attempts to pass guard. Westcott is ready for the attempt though, and keeps Kelly firmly in guard. Using his leg strength to push Kelly back a bit, Westcott looks to scramble for position. There wasn't enough separation though, Kelly is able to catch him and secure side control. We're into the final minute of the round. Westcott takes a knee strike to the ribs from under side control. In side control, Kelly begins working to get a mount. Kelly shifts to mount. Round one is brought to an end as time runs out.

Round 2

There's the bell and round number two begins! Kelly darts in, feints a jab, darts back out. Kelly tries for a left jab but Westcott moves out of range. Kelly looks like he might be trying to get in close and wrestle with Westcott. Not wanting to grapple, Westcott uses strikes to keep Kelly at a distance. Westcott throws a speculative right, but it is nowhere near hitting. Kelly seems to be waiting for Westcott to make a move. Kelly comes in, looking for a quick takedown. Westcott tries to avoid Kelly. Kelly doesn't get the takedown, Westcott avoided it. We pass the halfway mark of this round. Moving in closer, Kelly looks like he may want to wrestle Westcott. Kelly is forced to use his gloves to deflect a sudden counter right. Kelly counters a wayward low kick by catching it and shooting in for a takedown, getting it! Westcott gets half guard. In half guard, Kelly begins working to get side control. Kelly isn't able to pass from half guard thanks to the tenacious defence of Westcott. Westcott tries to sweep Kelly but doesn't get anywhere. We move into the final sixty seconds of this round. Kelly fires away with big elbows, but Westcott keeps the half guard secure and doesn't take any undue damage. Westcott tries a sweep from the bottom of half guard, but doesn't budge Kelly. Kelly attempts to arm triangle Westcott from the top of half guard. Westcott blocks it. The time runs out on round two.

After two rounds, the winner advances to the semifinals is... Daniel Kelly !

Classifieds to Semi-Finals

Welterweight

Kajan Johnson (Team Canada)

Chad Laprise (Team Canada)

Jake Matthews (Team Australia)

Middleweight

Elias Theodorou (Team Canada)

Nordine Taleb (Team Canada)

Daniel Kelly (Team Australia)

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rodrigoviolim · February 6, 2014

<div style="text-align:center;">The Ultimate Fighter: Brazil 3 is announced

The new season of The Ultimate Fighter Brazil, was announced this afternoon by the direction of the UFC in the Brazil.

Coaches this season will be former middleweight champion of PRIDE, Wanderlei Silva and American, Chael Sonnen.

This season we will have fighters in the Middleweight and Heavyweight division.

Teams will have 8 fighters on each team.

Check the fighters this season:

Middleweight

Cassiano Tytschyu (24-12) : Veteran in the Brazilian circuit Tytschyu trains at Chute Boxe Academy and has on his record a victory over Delson Heleno and a defeat for the winner of TUF Brazil 1, Cezar Ferreira.

Daniel Gracie (5-4-1) : Daniel Gracie is the oldest fighter in the house and has participated in major events like PRIDE, IFL and Bellator, and is coming off two losses.

Fabio Nascimento (11-6) : Fabio Nascimento participated in major events such as Affliction and M-1 Global, notably on his record defeat to veteran Matt Lindland.

Gustavo Machado (23-10-1) : MMA veteran Brazilian, Gustavo Ximu has trained with MMA greats like Pedro Rizzo, Renato Sobral and George St.Pierre. In March 2013 he was knocked out by Patrick Cote in the Brazil.

Leopoldo Serrao (19-8) : Little known in Brazil, but with a lot of fights in the American circuit, Leopoldo Serrao want to have achieved your dream of going to the UFC, with a good appearance in the house, is one of the underdogs this season.

Paulo Filho (22-4-2) : Former middleweight champion of WEC, Paulo Filho was in bad moments in your career and want to use TUF Brazil to a fresh start in his career, in his record a victory and a defeat for the coach this season, Chael Sonnen.

Romulo Barral (2-0) : Big Star Jiu Jitsu, Romulo Barral will try to have the same success in MMA so far is undefeated in MMA.

Thiago Rela (3-1) : One of the underdogs of the house, Rela is the least known and has in its 3-1 start in MMA.

Heavyweight

Ricardo Abreu (2-0) - Beginner in MMA, with more extensive experience in Jiu Jitsu, Ricardo Abreu wants to show his aggressive game now in MMA, is the Jiu Jitsu coach of former Light Heavyweight champion, Tito Ortiz.

Antonio Mendes (18-12) - With a quick pass through UFC in 2009, Antonio Mendes wants to return to the biggest MMA event, in UFC was defeated by Thiago Silva and Eric Schaffer.

Ednaldo Oliveira (14-2-1-1 NC) - After being cut in 2013, Ednaldo Oliveira agreed to join of TUF try to return to the biggest event in the world, he was defeated by Gabriel Gonzaga and Francimar Barroso.

Edson Draggo (9-7) - Passing through major events in the world as PRIDE and Cage Rage, Edson Draggo lives a turning point in his career, and will try to rebound this season of TUF.

Joaquim Ferreira (15-8) - Joaquim Ferreira is one of the most experienced fighters in the house, was the first fighter to beat former UFC champion Junior Dos Santos in 2007.

Rodrigo Manduca (6-1) - Settled in Canada, Rodrigo Munduruca not fought since 2009 after a defeat to former UFC fighter, Dan Christianson.

Smealinho Rama (6-1) - Also living in Canada, Rama comes from knockout loss in his last fight at MFC.

Vitor Miranda (6-3) - Vitor Miranda is one of the best Kickboxers in Brazil, with big fights in the K-1, he currently trains at Team Nogueira.

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CageRage · February 6, 2014

UFC Fight Night: Gustafsson vs. Manuwa

Date: March 8, 2014

Venue: The O² arena

Local: London, England

Main Event

Light Heavyweight Bout: (#1) Alexander Gustafsson (15-2) vs. (#11) Jimi Manuwa (14-0)

Co-Main Event

Lightweight Bout: Melvin Guillard (31-12-2-2 NC) vs. (#13) Michael Johnson (14-8)

Flyweight Bout: Brad Pickett (23-8) vs. (#3) Ian McCall (12-4-1)

Welterweight Bout: Gunnar Nelson (11-0-1) vs. Omari Akhmedov (12-0)

Preliminary Card

Light Heavyweight Bout: Cyrille Diabate (19-9-1) vs. Ilir Latfi (7-3-1 NC)

Middleweight Bout: Luke Barnatt (7-0) vs. Mats Nilsson (11-2-1)

Middleweight Bout: Brad Scott (9-2) vs. Claudio Henrique da Silva (9-1)

Bantamweight Bout: Davey Grant (8-2) vs. Roland Delorme (8-2-1 NC)

Welterweight Bout: Igor Araujo (24-6-1 NC) vs. Danny Mitchell (14-4-1)

Flyweight Bout: Phil Harris (22-11) vs. (#12) Louis Gaudinot (6-3)

Aldenvdk · February 7, 2014

UFC Fight Night: Gustafsson vs. Manuwa

Main Event

Light Heavyweight Bout: (#1) Alexander Gustafsson (15-2) vs. (#11) Jimi Manuwa (14-0)

Co-Main Event

Lightweight Bout: Melvin Guillard (31-12-2-2 NC) vs. (#13) Michael Johnson (14-8)

Flyweight Bout: Brad Pickett (23-8) vs. (#3) Ian McCall (12-4-1)

Welterweight Bout: Gunnar Nelson (11-0-1) vs. Omari Akhmedov (12-0)

Preliminary Card

Light Heavyweight Bout: Cyrille Diabate (19-9-1) vs. Ilir Latfi (7-3-1 NC)

Middleweight Bout: Luke Barnatt (7-0) vs. Mats Nilsson (11-2-1)

Middleweight Bout: Brad Scott (9-2) vs. Claudio Henrique da Silva (9-1)

Bantamweight Bout: Davey Grant (8-2) vs. Roland Delorme (8-2-1 NC)

Welterweight Bout: Igor Araujo (24-6-1 NC) vs. Danny Mitchell (14-4-1)

Flyweight Bout: Phil Harris (22-11) vs. (#12) Louis Gaudinot (6-3)

rodrigoviolim · February 7, 2014

<div style="text-align:center;">UFC Fight Night: Gustafsson vs. Manuwa - Press Conference

- Gustafsson expect to win right to have his rematch against Jones.

- Manuwa said he hopes to shock the world with a big knockout.

- Guillard said he still wants to face Pearson, but Johnson is a big challenge to return to the ranking.

- Johnson said that despite short time, is prepared to face Guillard.

End of Press Conference.

Weigh In

UFC Fight Night: Gustafsson vs. Manuwa

Date: March 8, 2014

Venue: The O² arena

Local: London, England

Main Event

Light Heavyweight Bout: (#1) Alexander Gustafsson (205 lbs) vs. (#11) Jimi Manuwa (205 lbs)

Co-Main Event

Lightweight Bout: Melvin Guillard (155 lbs) vs. (#13) Michael Johnson (155 lbs)

Flyweight Bout: Brad Pickett (125 lbs) vs. (#3) Ian McCall (125 lbs)

Welterweight Bout: Gunnar Nelson (170 lbs) vs. Omari Akhmedov (173 lbs)

*Omari Akhmedov did not make weight.

Preliminary Card

Light Heavyweight Bout: Cyrille Diabate (205 lbs) vs. Ilir Latfi (205 lbs)

Middleweight Bout: Luke Barnatt (185 lbs) vs. Mats Nilsson (185 lbs)

Middleweight Bout: Brad Scott (185 lbs) vs. Claudio Henrique da Silva (185 lbs)

Bantamweight Bout: Davey Grant (135 lbs) vs. Roland Delorme (135 lbs)

Welterweight Bout: Igor Araujo (170 lbs) vs. Danny Mitchell (170 lbs)

Flyweight Bout: Phil Harris (125 lbs) vs. (#12) Louis Gaudinot (125 lbs)

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