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It was an historic night for the Ultimate Fighting Championship as they presented their first ever show on the Fox network in the States as Junior Dos Santos challenged Cain Velasquez for the Heavyweight title, a fight that was shown live in the early …
It was an historic night for the Ultimate Fighting Championship as they presented their first ever show on the Fox network in the States as Junior Dos Santos challenged Cain Velasquez for the Heavyweight title, a fight that was shown live in the early hours of this past Sunday morning on Premier Sports here in […]
Two Sheds Review: Velasquez & Dos Santos Go Crazy Like a Fox for the UFC
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When Anderson Silva appeared onstage during a recent Justin Bieber concert in Rio de Janeiro, we all just chalked it up to “The Spider” being an expert at creating cross-promotional opportunities, but we’re seriously starting to have our doubts about our theory.
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When Anderson Silva appeared onstage during a recent Justin Bieber concert in Rio de Janeiro, we all just chalked it up to “The Spider” being an expert at creating cross-promotional opportunities, but we’re seriously starting to have our doubts about our theory.
It seems that the UFC middleweight champ is as infatuated with Bieber as he is with Steven Seagal. How else do you explain him learning an entire dance routine by the Canadian teen pop star and memorizing the lyrics to one of his terrible songs? If he isn’t a fan, the man deserves an Oscar for pretending that he is during a recent appearance on Brazilian television.
Maybe Chael was right about him speaking perfect English. Now who’s the one putting on an act? That’s some Jedi mind trick shit right there.
Worst UFC Cake Ever… again! (The Fight Nerd) “Created by Casa D’Cake, this abomination features a thin licorice fence with a three-dimensional logo, and most importantly, two fighters cuddling. I assume they are fighters, but this is …
Worst UFC Cake Ever… again! (The Fight Nerd) “Created by Casa D’Cake, this abomination features a thin licorice fence with a three-dimensional logo, and most importantly, two fighters cuddling. I assume they are fighters, but this is just too homo-erotic not to mock.” The Seven Most Insanely Dangerous Combat Sports Ever Invented (Cage Potato) […]
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With the news of Chuck Liddell’s retirement, I’ve been thinking: why not roll out a Master’s division in the UFC? How many guys over forty are still competing or have fought within the last three or four years? Lidde…
With the news of Chuck Liddell’s retirement, I’ve been thinking: why not roll out a Master’s division in the UFC? How many guys over forty are still competing or have fought within the last three or four years? Liddell, Randy Couture, Ken Shamrock, Dan Severn, Kimo Leopoldo, Bas Rutten, Mark Coleman, Don Frye, Renzo Gracie, […]
(Antonio McKee, pictured here with the script he soon plans to flip. PicProps: amam-magazine.com)Got to admit, when we brought you the news earlier this week that leading up to his UFC debut on Saturday Antonio McKee was comparing himself to Muhammad A…
(Antonio McKee, pictured here with the script he soon plans to flip. PicProps: amam-magazine.com)
Got to admit, when we brought you the news earlier this week that leading up to his UFC debut on Saturday Antonio McKee was comparing himself to Muhammad Ali, Don King and Tupac, we pretty much assumed our McKee reporting duties were done for the year. No dice, P-Nation. Lo and behold, not three days later McKee is back in an interview with Old Dad at MMA Fighting that strikes us as even crazier than the one before. During this latest conversation with Our Former Ben, McKee adopts a strategy of making a point, then immediately contradicting himself all while tossing in the prerequisite insane claims about his own greatness and occasionally referring to himself in the third person. Seriously, when you go third person and it starts looking like you might actually have a split personality? Shit is disconcerting.
In the course of this interview, McKee pretty well talks himself in circles, among other things contending that: Upcoming opponent Jacob Volkmann is either a really tough dude or just some poor sap he’s about to run out of the UFC; now that he’s scored a four-fight deal in the Octagon he’ll either go back to his conservative, decision-oriented game planning or he’ll keep busting heads as quickly as possible; and he’s still morally opposed to hurting his opponents, but will totally do it if the money’s right.
A few things McKee is unwavering about, though: He’ll be UFC lightweight champion by the end of 2011, at 40 years old age won’t be a problem because he’s “made from better stuff than Randy (Couture)” and he thinks MMA fans are barbaric and distasteful. C’mon, follow the jump to find out what a disgusting animal you are.
(You know it’s crazy when Antonio McKee makes a face like someone *else* is out their damn mind. Props: ProMMANow)
Antonio McKee’s long awaited (by McKee himself) and briefly rumored (by McKee himself) Octagon debut is scheduled to go down this w…
(You know it’s crazy when Antonio McKee makes a face like someone *else* is out their damn mind. Props: ProMMANow)
Antonio McKee’s long awaited (by McKee himself) and briefly rumored (by McKee himself) Octagon debut is scheduled to go down this weekend at UFC 125. The 40-year-old motormouth will take on Jacob Volkmann on the undercard of Saturday’s "Resolution" card in Vegas and it’s a fight he frankly better win, lest his years of trash-talk appear all for naught. Luckily for us, the grapple-first, ask-questions-later McKee isn’t letting his impending UFC entry get in the way of his on-going monologue with the world at large. Nope, he wastes little time this week making some typically farfetched comparrisons to Todd Martin in a sprawling and fairly entertaining long-form narrative at Sherdog.com.
“I feel like I’m the Muhammad Ali of MMA,” McKee says within the first three or four paragraphs. “I feel like I’m the Don King of MMA. I feel like I’m the Tupac Shakur of MMA. I’m the mouth, the talent, the brains, and I’m also the business side. Where does that put me? That puts me as one of the all-time greatest black mixed martial arts fighters.”
Huh, “greatest black MMA fighters” is a Top 10 list we’ve never even considered before. Consider that one tucked away for a rainy day.