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Throughout UFC history, there have been many fighters who have competed in more than one weight class and succeeded. Some of these men are legends of the sport, who became champions of not only one but two weight classes. That is a tremendous accomplis…
Throughout UFC history, there have been many fighters who have competed in more than one weight class and succeeded.
Some of these men are legends of the sport, who became champions of not only one but two weight classes.
That is a tremendous accomplishment for any fighter.
Here are five UFC fighters who have been very successful in more than one division.
Dan Hardy was in a bad place in his career after coming off of a submission loss to Chris Lytle back in August 2011. Hardy ended up having a career rebirth of sorts. His loss to Lytle was the low point of a four-fight losing skid. He was given what see…
Dan Hardy was in a bad place in his career after coming off of a submission loss to Chris Lytle back in August 2011.
Hardy ended up having a career rebirth of sorts. His loss to Lytle was the low point of a four-fight losing skid. He was given what seemed to be a final chance at keeping his UFC job when he fought Duane Ludwig at UFC 146.
Before the first round of that fight was out, Hardy managed to save his job with a nasty knockout due to a perfectly timed left hook and subsequent elbow strikes. It also earned him his first “Knockout of the Night” bonus.
Hardy announced to the welterweight division that he was here to stay. He next took a fight against solid competitor Amir Sadollah in Nottingham, England.
In this fight, Hardy displayed his vastly improved wrestling and ground control. He was determined to use his new skills and managed to do so successfully, as he landed numerous takedowns on Sadollah.
He ended up taking a unanimous decision victory for his well-rounded effort. Hardy has been long known as a threat on his feet, but by adding wrestling to his repertoire, Hardy has given his future opponents even more to worry about.
Hardy is still a threat at welterweight today. His striking is top notch, and he has power to boot. With his ever-improving wrestling and grappling game coming along, Hardy has given himself a good chance to make his way back to the top of the division.
“The Outlaw” is currently riding a two-fight winning streak, and with his new and improved skills, he should be a problem for any fighter at welterweight.
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Fighters with power in their limbs are easily the most entertaining. They’re also the most unpredictable as any of their fights can end in an instant. Some fighters just have the uncanny talent to put their opponents out with a nasty punch or…
Fighters with power in their limbs are easily the most entertaining.
They’re also the most unpredictable as any of their fights can end in an instant.
Some fighters just have the uncanny talent to put their opponents out with a nasty punch or kick. Everyone has the ability to do it, but some have made it into an art form.
Many of the men on this list will be looking to use their power and skills to get to the top of their division. Here are five power-punching fighters to watch in 2013.
There are many UFC fighters who impressed the fans and the UFC brass with their performances in 2012. They’ll want to keep that momentum and climb the ladders of their respective divisions by stringing together some impressive wins. There are many figh…
There are many UFC fighters who impressed the fans and the UFC brass with their performances in 2012.
They’ll want to keep that momentum and climb the ladders of their respective divisions by stringing together some impressive wins.
There are many fighters flying under the radar of UFC fans who are poised to bring their power and skills to prominence this year.
This is a continuation from a previous article already done.
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Without further ado, let’s dive into five more under-the-radar UFC fighters to watch in 2013.
The UFC is primed and ready to have a big year in 2013. Much of that will be on the backs of their fighters. They will need to pair the right fighters together to produce exciting bouts that fans want to see. This year there are some fighters who annou…
The UFC is primed and ready to have a big year in 2013.
Much of that will be on the backs of their fighters. They will need to pair the right fighters together to produce exciting bouts that fans want to see.
This year there are some fighters who announced themselves to fans in their bouts last year, that are poised to make some noise in their divisions.
They are flying under the radar right now, but are ready to rack up some more wins and climb their way up the ladder this year.
Let’s see three under the radar fighters coming into 2013.
The UFC has officially released its promotional video for the upcoming UFC on FOX 6 event. The event will take place January 26th in Chicago.You can find the video embedded in this article.The event will be free and will feature a bevy of stacked fight…
The UFC has officially released its promotional video for the upcoming UFC on FOX 6 event. The event will take place January 26th in Chicago.
You can find the video embedded in this article.
The event will be free and will feature a bevy of stacked fights. Among the fights scheduled are a light-heavyweight tilt between Ryan Bader and Vladimir Matyushenko, Clay Guida’s featherweight debut against Hatsu Hioki and a match where Canadian TJ Grant will look to continue his winning streak against Matt Wiman.
The main card is an excellent way to ring in the New Year and it will start off with a contenders fight in the featherweight division. Erik Koch will take on Ricardo Lamas to potentially determine the next challenger to Jose Aldo.
A clash of two exciting lightweights is also on tap for this event, as Anthony Pettis and Donald Cerrone will throw down to determine the next challenger to Benson Henderson’s lightweight crown.
The night doesn’t end there as the co-main event features an epic clash of 205’ers as the red-hot Glover Teixeira will welcome Quinton “Rampage” Jackson back into the Octagon. It will be Jackson’s first fight since his loss at UFC 144.
The night will end with a bang as flyweight champion Demetrious Johnson will defend his title against new challenger and TUF 14 winner John Dodson.
Both men are coming off wins, with Johnson beating Joseph Benavidez for the inaugural flyweight title, and Dodson knocking out Jussier da Silva.
UFC on FOX 6 is a great way to be kicking off an action-packed 2013 schedule.
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