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Jon Jones has posed nude in this year’s edition of ESPN the Magazine’s Body Issue magazine that comes out this Friday. It’s certainly some great exposure for the sport, and is another step in making Jones one of the biggest stars to come out of M…
Jon Jones has posed nude in this year’s edition of ESPN the Magazine’s Body Issue magazine that comes out this Friday.
It’s certainly some great exposure for the sport, and is another step in making Jones one of the biggest stars to come out of MMA.
Who else amongst MMA fighters might appear in the magazine?
With both fighters having only one loss on their records, a super fight between Jose Aldo and Dominick Cruz seems like a brilliant idea. Each man is a great fighter with exceptional skill, drive and determination. The idea isn’t too far-fetched, …
With both fighters having only one loss on their records, a super fight between Jose Aldo and Dominick Cruz seems like a brilliant idea.
Each man is a great fighter with exceptional skill, drive and determination. The idea isn’t too far-fetched, either. In a recent interview with ESPN, Cruz, a former featherweight, said he wouldn’t turn down a shot at Aldo’s title if it were offered.
Aldo wouldn’t be able to drop down to bantamweight, but Cruz certainly wouldn’t have a problem fighting at featherweight.
How would a super fight between these two champions break down? Read on to find out
Brock Lesnar vs. Alistair Overeem is still a few months away, but it’s already generated lots of buzz in the MMA community. Fans of MMA are always begging for super fights in which two great fighters or two big names come together in the Octagon….
Brock Lesnar vs. Alistair Overeem is still a few months away, but it’s already generated lots of buzz in the MMA community. Fans of MMA are always begging for super fights in which two great fighters or two big names come together in the Octagon.
Lesnar vs. Overeem has the potential to be one of those super fights. The question on everyone’s mind, however, is whether or not it will be.
These two men are giants. They’re unlike most other heavyweights because of their size, physic, speed and skill. This is one of the big reasons seeing them meet is so intriguing.
Since the dawn of time, the fights that have gathered the masses the most have been those in which in the biggest two fighters went head-to-head. Lesnar vs. Overeem is a literal clash of the titans.
The size of these two men, combined with their individual skill set, makes this fight all the more captivating.
Lesnar is a freak show. Whether or not you think he has any place being in the Octagon aside, you can’t take away the fact that he moves faster than any man his size should. And let us not forget his superior ability to wrestle.
Overeem is a fighter who’s skilled off his back, and is a decorated kickboxer as well. He isn’t that much smaller than Lesnar, which many other fighters have been.
Let us not forget all of the questions that are out there about these two fighters. So many of those questions could be answered on December 30.
On paper, this fight should be one for the ages. So will it be? Absolutely.
There are several ways this fight could go, but all of them will be mesmerizing. Of course, it will be a treat to watch.
Put aside the questions about who will win or who will lose, and you will see that this fight is going to be something special.
Neither one of these men want to lose. They’re both out to prove something, and they’re both absolute behemoths. This fight isn’t going five rounds.
If this fight is a dull fight it will be one of the most disappointing moments the sport of MMA has ever had.
This fight will be something special that no fight fan should miss. Whether it goes five minutes or five rounds, you can expect a show.
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When Anthony “Rumble” Johnson goes up against Charlie Brenneman later tonight at UFC on Versus 6 expect to see a high paced welterweight bought. Johnson has had a little trouble getting a good winning streak going, although he does have a d…
When Anthony “Rumble” Johnson goes up against Charlie Brenneman later tonight at UFC on Versus 6 expect to see a high paced welterweight bought.
Johnson has had a little trouble getting a good winning streak going, although he does have a decent record inside the UFC at 6-3.
Johnson’s toughest competitor thus far has been Josh Koscheck, who Johnson lost to due to rear-naked choke.
Johnson goes up against a skilled wrestler in Brenneman, and his best bet is to keep the fight standing.
Brenneman is a relative new comer to the UFC and currently sits with a record of 3-1 inside the organization. His lone loss was a TKO to Johny Hendricks due to strikes.
Both fighters are skilled wrestlers and it’s unlikely that Johnson will be able to control Brenneman on the ground the way he controlled Dan Hardy when the two met earlier this year.
Johnson will be the stronger of the two athletes because of how much weight he typically cuts to get down to welterweight. If Johnson gets in trouble, taking Brenneman down to the ground shouldn’t be much trouble, but he’ll want to stand the fight back up as soon as he can.
While Brenneman only has a blue belt in BJJ, he can still be a potential threat off of his back and has won several of his matches with submissions.
What Johnson needs to do is avoid the takedown, and keep the fight standing. Brenneman’s only loss comes due to TKO.
Johnson is the superior striker in this match-up. If he can keep this fight on the feet he’ll be able to get the win.
If the fight does go to the ground Johnson needs to use his wrestling and his strength to control Brenneman until he can stand back up, and then go for the kill.
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Earlier today, Quinton “Rampage” Jackson told the ESPN UFC Podcast he was going to try moving to boxing.Rampage went on to tell ESPN that he wanted to try boxing because he wanted to fight people that had to stand with him.Jackson is a very…
Earlier today, Quinton “Rampage” Jackson told the ESPN UFC Podcast he was going to try moving to boxing.
Rampage went on to tell ESPN that he wanted to try boxing because he wanted to fight people that had to stand with him.
Jackson is a very skilled athlete who has fists with some serious knockout power. He’s always been a warrior and even told ESPN, “If I get knocked out I don’t care because at least it’s a fight.”
Read on to see who from the UFC could cut it as a boxer.
When the UFC first airs on Fox, there are going to be many fans who haven’t seen the sport much since its inception 18 years ago. For others, it will be their first time ever seeing the sport.While there will be many people tuning in just to see …
When the UFC first airs on Fox, there are going to be many fans who haven’t seen the sport much since its inception 18 years ago. For others, it will be their first time ever seeing the sport.
While there will be many people tuning in just to see two heavyweights beat each other senseless, there are going to be many viewers watching to see if Mixed Martial Arts is a sport they can get into.
Many of us started out by watching MMA as casual fans. It was a reason to get together with some friends, eat some pizza and drink some beer. But while we watched it, we learned about the sport, and ended up falling in love.
Here are three big things that every casual MMA viewer needs to know to further enjoy the sport.