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While bookmakers have pegged MMA pioneer Renzo Gracie (13-6-1 MMA, 0-0
UFC) is as a massive underdog in his UFC 112 matchup with fellow legend
Matt Hughes (43-7 MMA, 16-5 UFC), the Brazilian welterweight is
confident he’ll bring pride back to his family’s name.
After all, Gracie remembers well the night in 2006 when Hughes earned a
dominating first-round TKO over Royce Gracie, Renzo’s cousin.
Now Renzo believes it’s time for a little payback.
While bookmakers have pegged MMA pioneer Renzo Gracie (13-6-1 MMA, 0-0
UFC) is as a massive underdog in his UFC 112 matchup with fellow legend
Matt Hughes (43-7 MMA, 16-5 UFC), the Brazilian welterweight is
confident he’ll bring pride back to his family’s name.
After all, Gracie remembers well the night in 2006 when Hughes earned a
dominating first-round TKO over Royce Gracie, Renzo’s cousin.
Now Renzo believes it’s time for a little payback.
Most people would consider locking themselves in a cage with another man
hellbent on inflicting as much damage on you as possible just a wee bit
crazy.
And most people would probably also consider rushing into a burning
building for a living a bit risky, as well.
Not James Hammortree (5-1 MMA, 0-0 UFC). He does both.
Most people would consider locking themselves in a cage with another man
hellbent on inflicting as much damage on you as possible just a wee bit
crazy.
And most people would probably also consider rushing into a burning
building for a living a bit risky, as well.
Not James Hammortree (5-1 MMA, 0-0 UFC). He does both.
A middleweight bout between Jason “Mayhem” Miller (22-7 MMA, 0-1 SF) and
Nashville, Tenn.-based fighter Tim Stout (9-7 MMA, 0-0 SF) has been
tapped to replace a slot reserved for heavyweight Bobby Lashley on the
CBS-televised “Strikeforce: Nashville.”
A source close to Stout confirmed to MMAjunkie.com today that both parties have agreed to the fight and bout agreements
will be issued shortly.
If approved by the Tennessee Athletic Commission, Miller vs. Stout will
be the final non-televised bout of the April 17 event and may air on
tape delay during the televised portion of the two-hour broadcast, which
begins at 8 p.m. ET.
A middleweight bout between Jason “Mayhem” Miller (22-7 MMA, 0-1 SF) and
Nashville, Tenn.-based fighter Tim Stout (9-7 MMA, 0-0 SF) has been
tapped to replace a slot reserved for heavyweight Bobby Lashley on the
CBS-televised “Strikeforce: Nashville.”
A source close to Stout confirmed to MMAjunkie.com today that both parties have agreed to the fight and bout agreements
will be issued shortly.
If approved by the Tennessee Athletic Commission, Miller vs. Stout will
be the final non-televised bout of the April 17 event and may air on
tape delay during the televised portion of the two-hour broadcast, which
begins at 8 p.m. ET.
With just less than two weeks until Strikeforce makes its return to
network television with “Strikeforce: Nashville,” the promotion today
announced five preliminary bouts previously reported by MMAjunkie.com.
Noticeably absent from the new bouts was heavyweight Bobby Lashley (5-0
MMA, 1-0 SF), who had been in discussions for a potential fight at the
event.
Featuring a trio of title fights, “Strikeforce: Nashville” takes place
April 17 at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tenn., and airs on CBS.
With just less than two weeks until Strikeforce makes its return to
network television with “Strikeforce: Nashville,” the promotion today
announced five preliminary bouts previously reported by MMAjunkie.com.
Noticeably absent from the new bouts was heavyweight Bobby Lashley (5-0
MMA, 1-0 SF), who had been in discussions for a potential fight at the
event.
Featuring a trio of title fights, “Strikeforce: Nashville” takes place
April 17 at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tenn., and airs on CBS.
While Nick Ring is undoubtedly hoping to secure the vaunted “six-figure
contract” up for grabs in “The Ultimate Fighter 11,” the undefeated
Canadian fighter doesn’t need it to survive.
For ring, fighting is about the purity in competition. The financial
reward is just an added bonus.
“I can’t hold down a real job,” Ring told MMAjunkie.com. “I am lazy.”
While Nick Ring is undoubtedly hoping to secure the vaunted “six-figure
contract” up for grabs in “The Ultimate Fighter 11,” the undefeated
Canadian fighter doesn’t need it to survive.
For ring, fighting is about the purity in competition. The financial
reward is just an added bonus.
“I can’t hold down a real job,” Ring told MMAjunkie.com. “I am lazy.”
Call him the anti-Amir Sadollah.
Where Sadollah was able to claim victory in the seventh season of “The
Ultimate Figher” with zero pro fights to his name, Kyacey Uscola will
now try his hand at the 11th edition with nearly 50.
And while some veterans may feel like the added experience means they
have a target on their back, “Ice Cold” said it just makes him the
favorite.
Call him the anti-Amir Sadollah.
Where Sadollah was able to claim victory in the seventh season of “The
Ultimate Figher” with zero pro fights to his name, Kyacey Uscola will
now try his hand at the 11th edition with nearly 50.
And while some veterans may feel like the added experience means they
have a target on their back, “Ice Cold” said it just makes him the
favorite.