Bobby Green isn’t mincing words. Green was set to take on Clay Guida earlier this month. The bout was scheduled to take place inside the United Center in Chicago, Illinois. It would’ve taken place on the preliminary portion of UFC 225. R…
Bobby Green isn’t mincing words. Green was set to take on Clay Guida earlier this month. The bout was scheduled to take place inside the United Center in Chicago, Illinois. It would’ve taken place on the preliminary portion of UFC 225. “King” was forced off the card due to an injury. Charles Oliveira stepped up […]
At UFC 225 on Saturday night, Charles Oliveira made history by earning a submission that ties him with Royce Gracie for the most in UFC fight history at ten, as he choked out Clay Guida with a guillotine in the first round of their preliminary bout on …
At UFC 225 on Saturday night, Charles Oliveira made history by earning a submission that ties him with Royce Gracie for the most in UFC fight history at ten, as he choked out Clay Guida with a guillotine in the first round of their preliminary bout on UFC Fight Pass. Shortly after earning what was […]
With three losses in his last four UFC fights, talented submission wizard Charles Oliveira had his back against the wall when he met longtime veteran Clay Guida on the Fight Pass-aired preliminary card of tonight’s (Sat., June 9, 2018) UFC 225 from the United Center in Chicago, Illinois.
The Brazilian jiu-jitsu expert needed a win, and he got just that in impressive style. Cutting Guida open with a picturesque jab in the first round, Oliveira capitalized on an ill-advised takedown attempt from “The Carpenter” to lock on his signature guillotine choke.
It was so tight that the bloodied, tough-as-nails Guida had no choice but to tap out or pass out, locking up a sixth submission victory in his last seven for “Do Bronx.”
Watch the exciting choke that got UFC 225 started right below:
An injury suffered by Bobby Green has forced the UFC veteran to withdraw from UFC 225, prompting Charles Oliveira to step in as a last-minute replacement to face Clay Guida at The United Center on June 9th. News of the replacement was first broken by G…
An injury suffered by Bobby Green has forced the UFC veteran to withdraw from UFC 225, prompting Charles Oliveira to step in as a last-minute replacement to face Clay Guida at The United Center on June 9th. News of the replacement was first broken by Guida himself on his Instagram page: This is the 10th […]
When it comes to mentally preparing themselves to be locked inside the Octagon with another highly trained fighter, UFC stars have tried all kinds of weird and wonderful methods to get in the right frame of mind for the battle ahead.
In this article, we’ll look at 10 of the strangest pre-fight rituals adopted by MMA stars over the years; from those born out of superstition and habitual behavior, through to those undertaken just for the sheer hell of it!
Matt Lindland
Matt Lindland went to extreme lengths to try and gain an advantage over his opponents during both his wrestling and mixed martial arts career’s.
‘The Law’ would avoid showering in the week leading up to his fights in an attempt to repulse his opponents and make their lives misery whenever they got near to him in the cage.
Given that Lindland was an expert grappler who once won an Olympic wrestling silver medalist, that meant that a lot of fighters ended up being forced to get up close and personal with him over the years, whether they wanted to be or not.
Most competitors just grinned and bore it, silently suffering through the stench, but after earning a split decision victory over Lindland at WFA: King Of The Streets in 2006, Quinton ‘Rampage’ Jackson couldn’t resist calling out the wrestler over his hygiene, or lack thereof.
”Man, that was like fighting a big-ass smelly skunk,” Rampage declared in his post-fight interview. “Matt you need to take a shower man.”