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Check out the UFC on Facebook as they’ve asked fans to show off their Pets That Look Like UFC Stars. Our favorite is Little Scooter GSP below:
Yes, fans are giddy to show off their UFC doppelganger pooches. Incidentally, the UFC put up their Pets That Look Like UFC Stars album on Facebook today and it’s […]
Check out the UFC on Facebook as they’ve asked fans to show off their Pets That Look Like UFC Stars. Our favorite is Little Scooter GSP below:
Yes, fans are giddy to show off their UFC doppelganger pooches. Incidentally, the UFC put up their Pets That Look Like UFC Stars album on Facebook today and it’s doing 1000 times better than the Strikeforce Ring Girl Search on Facebook. That competition started this past Monday and only has 6 entries as of today. Ain’t that a bitch?
(These seats will only cost you $200)
Just a quick friendly reminder that Dana White, Georges St-Pierre, Jake Shields, Jose Aldo and Mark Hominick among other UFC notables will be appearing at a press conference from Rogers Centre in Toronto today to a…
Just a quick friendly reminder that Dana White, Georges St-Pierre, Jake Shields, Jose Aldo and Mark Hominick among other UFC notables will be appearing at a press conference from Rogers Centre in Toronto today to announce details of UFC 129, which is coming to the city April 30.
The presser will stream live at 1:00 pm ET.
The media player is after the jump.
Jake Shields talks UFC 129 vs Georges St. Pierre – Watch more Funny Videos
By CagePotato contributor Brian J. D’Souza
The April 30th UFC event at the Rogers Centre in Toronto will play host to pound-for-pound king Georges St. Pierre, a Fren…
Jake Shields talks UFC 129 vs Georges St. Pierre – Watch more Funny Videos
By CagePotato contributor Brian J. D’Souza
The April 30th UFC event at the Rogers Centre in Toronto will play host to pound-for-pound king Georges St. Pierre, a French-Canadian superstar who helps move everything from action figures to videogames for his UFC bosses. Jake Shields hasn’t quite reached that level of mainstream acclaim, but when he faces off with GSP at UFC 129, he’ll be carrying a 15-fight win streak thanks to an arsenal of tools that could be the wildcard against an experienced champion who has yet to show any stylistic weaknesses nor signs of decline.
Catching up with Shields during a tour of Ontario, the friendly Cesar Gracie team member seems to effortlessly surmount a packed schedule of seminars, media appearances, interviews, photo shoots and autograph requests with a smile and his positive attitude. A former welterweight champion in Elite XC and middleweight champion in Strikeforce, Jake wants to add the most important belt to his collection — the UFC 170-pound title.
Shields won’t play into a war of words with St. Pierre in the grand tradition of B.J. Penn, Dan Hardy and Josh Koscheck. “He’s a great guy. I don’t know him that well, so I’d have no reason to suspect him as being fake,” Shields says.
As he once told FIGHT! magazine’s Danny Acosta, “When you’ve been in fights, fighting 10 people at once, people with knives and bats and guns and whatnot, it definitely takes fear away in the cage,” however, on this day, Shields shied away from elaborating too much on his tumultuous youth.
(A milion bucks would buy a wicked PC, a shit ton of weed and a pretty wicked bulletin board.)Strikeforce held a conference call today ahead of its January 29 Diaz vs. Cyborg event in San Jose, and as expected Diaz proved to be the main of interest.
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(A milion bucks would buy a wicked PC, a shit ton of weed and a pretty wicked bulletin board.)
Strikeforce held a conference call today ahead of its January 29 Diaz vs. Cyborg event in San Jose, and as expected Diaz proved to be the main of interest.
Overshadowing his upcoming fight with Evangelista "Cyborg" Santos were Nick Diaz’s incendiary replies to the media’s questions about him turning down a fight with longtime nemesis Jason "Mayhem" Miller and his thoughts on the UFC’s welterweight class.
According to the Strikeforce welterweight champ, he feels that for the fight with Miller to happen, he would have to be offered at least seven figures and that highly-touted UFC fighters like Georges St-Pierre (who he thinks will be destroyed by his training partner Jake Shields at UFC 129) and Josh Koscheck are over-hyped and protected by the promotion.
Surprisingly, not one reporter thought to ask Diaz if he was high during the call.
Check out some of the highlights of Diaz’s diatribes after the jump.
(Video courtesy BJPenn.com)
Former UFC welterweight and lightweight champ BJ Penn suffered a bizarre injury recently.
Apparently "The Prodigy" was bitten by a spider on the back of the head while doing some promo in Australia and the sore b…
(Video courtesy BJPenn.com)
Former UFC welterweight and lightweight champ BJ Penn suffered a bizarre injury recently.
Apparently "The Prodigy" was bitten by a spider on the back of the head while doing some promo in Australia and the sore became so infected that it caused some of his hair around the affected area to fall out. Hopefully for his sake, Jon Fitch doesn’t take him down and mop the canvas with his dome at UFC 127 like he usually does with opponents or else we may see BJ featured on popthatzit.com.
On a side note, what the hell is up with BJ’s coke nails? Does he practice the ukelele in his spare time?
Maybe this explains why GSP’s eyes looked like they’d gone through a cheese grater the first time they fought.
("I don’t care if it tastes good. I distinctly told you Blueberry Freeze. Danaher told me Rasberry Rush will make me go bald." Photo credit Brian D’Souza.)
UFC welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre today made the second major change to his …
("I don’t care if it tastes good. I distinctly told you Blueberry Freeze. Danaher told me Rasberry Rush will make me go bald." Photo credit Brian D’Souza.)
UFC welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre today made the second major change to his professional entourage in the past few months.
After amicably splitting from longtime strength and conditioning coach Jonathan Chaimberg prior to his UFC 124 bout with Josh Koscheck in December, St-Pierre announced today that he is moving on from his relationship with manager Shari Spencer and will be announcing new representation soon.
In a joint press release issued today by the French Canadian fighter and his now former manager, the pair explained that they "had a different vision for the future of Georges’ career and it was best to remain close personally but dissolve their business relationship." Spencer, who also manages UFC lightweight champ Frankie Edgar has represented St-Pierre since 2007.
Sources tell Cage Potato that St-Pierre’s split with Chaimberg, although an amicable one, was allegedly due to similar differences of opinion the two shared regarding the unorganized direction St-Pierre’s training was taking.
