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Filed under: UFCThis is the UFC 120 live blog for Dan Hardy vs. Carlos Condit, a welterweight bout on tonight’s Spike TV event from the O2 Arena in London, England.
Dan Hardy returns for the first time since losing to Georges St-Pierre in a championsh…
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This is the UFC 120 live blog for Dan Hardy vs. Carlos Condit, a welterweight bout on tonight’s Spike TV event from the O2 Arena in London, England.
Dan Hardy returns for the first time since losing to Georges St-Pierre in a championship bout. He’ll face former WEC champion Carlos Condit, who asked for this matchup.
The live blog is below.
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We hope Dana White didn’t have to make any profane and vaguely threatening phone calls on Saturday night after several of his athletes ignored his well articulated desire for them not to l…
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We hope Dana White didn’t have to make any profane and vaguely threatening phone calls on Saturday night after several of his athletes ignored his well articulated desire for them not to let their fights go to the judges at UFC 120. Michael Bisping was among the offenders, claiming a clear-cut (and fairly compelling) unanimous decision over Yoshihiro Akiyama. Mike Pyle’s grinding upset win over John Hathaway also went the distance, as did wins for undercarders Claude Patrick and Spencer Fisher. Oh, and Cheick Kongo and Travis Browne fought to a frickin’ draw (which Big DW actually joked about on yesterday’s video blog) after Kongo got a little grabby with Browne’s shorts.
Only Carlos Condit and Alexander Gustafsson were good for televised stoppages and Zuffa even fudged that by adding Gustafsson’s choke out of Cyrille Diabate by the magic of tape delay. On the whole – and despite its overly judgy nature – UFC 120 was the kind of card that proved a bit better in practice than on paper. Still, we’re sure glad we didn’t have to pay for it.
Filed under: MMA Videos, UFC, FanHouse Exclusive, News, VideosLONDON — Michael Bisping, Dan Hardy, Carlos Condit, Paul Sass, John Hathaway, Claude Patrick and others attended the UFC 120 post-fight press conference Saturday night at the O2 Arena.
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LONDON — Michael Bisping, Dan Hardy, Carlos Condit, Paul Sass, John Hathaway, Claude Patrick and others attended the UFC 120 post-fight press conference Saturday night at the O2 Arena.
Check out the video highlights below.
Filed under: FanHouse ExclusiveLONDON — MMA Fighting spoke to Carlos Condit following his knockout win over Dan Hardy at UFC 120 Saturday night about shocking the British crowd, the end of the fight, silencing his critics and who he wants next.
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LONDON — MMA Fighting spoke to Carlos Condit following his knockout win over Dan Hardy at UFC 120 Saturday night about shocking the British crowd, the end of the fight, silencing his critics and who he wants next.
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Fair disclosure: if you’ve forgotten that the replay for UFC 120 is on tonight starting at 8:00 pm ET and you make a few wagers at the bar tonight and lose, do…
(Confidence is believing in yourself, cockiness is believing everyone else sucks)
Fair disclosure: if you’ve forgotten that the replay for UFC 120 is on tonight starting at 8:00 pm ET and you make a few wagers at the bar tonight and lose, don’t say we didn’t try to help you out.
For everyone else who is on the up-and-up and managed to avoid all of the spoilers today, we’re going to be liveblogging the replay after the jump.
Get your beverages and snacks ready and let’s get down to business.
Filed under: UFC, NewsAll 20 fighters comfortably made weight for their UFC 120 fights on Friday, with little in the way of fireworks or posturing just 24 hours from the event at London’s 02 Arena.
In the middleweight main event, both Michael Bisping …
All 20 fighters comfortably made weight for their UFC 120 fights on Friday, with little in the way of fireworks or posturing just 24 hours from the event at London’s 02 Arena.
In the middleweight main event, both Michael Bisping and Yoshihiro Akiyama weighed in at 185 pounds. Bisping leaned into Akiyama at the customary post weigh-in staredown, but Akiyama was unbothered, even breaking into a small smile before UFC president Dana White broke them up and they shook hands.
A little less friendly was the staredown between co-main eventers Carlos Condit and Dan Hardy.