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Will Anderson try to answer questions in English?
Will Vitor talk about how training with Jesus has helped him prepare for this fight?
Will "Bones" Jones talk about how awesome he is?
Will Rich Franklin reveal …
Will Anderson try to answer questions in English?
Will Vitor talk about how training with Jesus has helped him prepare for this fight?
Will "Bones" Jones talk about how awesome he is?
Will Rich Franklin reveal the tattoo he has chosen for Forrest to get if he beats him?
All of these questions and more will be answered at the UFC 126 press conference at 4:00 pm ET.
As always, the UFC video player is after the jump.
Super Bowl weekend. For America’s degenerate gamblers it’s like Christmas, St. Patrick’s Day and the Day of Eternal Judgment all rolled into one. The so-called experts estimate that over $100 million wordwide could change hands in be…
Super Bowl weekend. For America’s degenerate gamblers it’s like Christmas, St. Patrick’s Day and the Day of Eternal Judgment all rolled into one. The so-called experts estimate that over $100 million wordwide could change hands in bets on the Super Bowl this year. Slightly less than that will probably be wagered on Saturday night’s UFC 126, but as long as some of it winds up in your pocket, who’s complaining? To help you in that quest for the rich stuff, the Gambling Addiction Enabler is back.
See below for fight odds as of this writing (they appear to be changing pretty fast, more evidence that there are lot of bored gamblers playing out the string until Sunday’s kickoff). An explanation of what it all means is right here, though if you need that right now might not be the best time to jump into this thing with both feet. For the rest of you, let’s start earning, shall we?
(Video courtesy DailyMotion/Spike/UFC)If you don’t have the time or couldn’t be bothered to watch the show, we got you covered.
Here are the CP Notes of this edition:
– Anderson doesn’t like Vitor and says whoever God wants to win will win Saturday…
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If you don’t have the time or couldn’t be bothered to watch the show, we got you covered.
Here are the CP Notes of this edition:
– Anderson doesn’t like Vitor and says whoever God wants to win will win Saturday.
– Vitor believes Jesus loves him more and will help him beat Anderson.
– Ed Soares respects Vitor and seems somewhat nervous about this fight.
– Vitor respects Anderson, but says he isn’t afraid of him.
– Vitor says he’s not there to dance around (like Anderson), he’s there to fight.
– Rich seems to be training seriously ahead of this fight, both in the gym and the tanning beds.
– Forrest seems to be doing lots of book promo ahead of this fight.
– Forrest might rely on his new BJJ black belt for this fight.
– Both Franklin and Griffin say they are pretty much the same fighter, only Rich says Forrest is much bigger.
– Forrest doesn’t like being asked questions about Anderson.
– Jones has a lot of hype to live up to and seems to be buying into it himself.
– Jones wasn’t impressed by Bader’s win over Lil’ Nog, even though Nogueira is widely considered a better calibre fighter than any "Bones" has beaten.
– Jones doesn’t think Bader is very good because he "doesn’t knee, spin or jump."
– Jones doesn’t plan on toning down his cockiness flashiness for the fight.
– CB Dollaway is a weird looking dude.
Parts two and three are after the jump.
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Some selected highlights from our friends around the MMA blogosphere. E-mail [email protected] for details on how your site can join the MMA Link Club…
– Unorthodox W…
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Some selected highlights from our friends around the MMA blogosphere. E-mail [email protected] for details on how your site can join the MMA Link Club…
– Unorthodox Ways Front and Center for Jon Jones (Versus MMA Beat)
– After Losing $3.2 Million Lawsuit, Another Former Employee Sues TapouT (MMA Convert)
– Why Vitor Belfort is Fighting Anderson Silva for the UFC Middleweight Title this Weekend (LowKick)
– Four Fight Main Card Official for Strikeforce: Feijao vs. Hendo (FightMagazine)
– The Japanese Comic Book Version of Brock Lesnar vs. Cain Velasquez Is Far Cooler Than the Real Thing (MiddleEasy)
– Bellator Finalizes Featherweight Tournament Field With Addition of 19-0 Newcomer Malegariet (Five Ounces of Pain)
– Sengoku 17 Postponed in Response to Media Negativity (MMA Fighting)
– Outside the Ring: Fedor Emelianenko (MMA-Scraps)
– Boredom Overcomes American Kickboxing Academy (5thRound)
– Strikeforce Champion Nick Diaz Talks Contenders Daley, Woodley (SBNation.com/MMA)
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We’re already on record with our belief that Twitter is great for us media types and not so great for the MMA fighters who think they are using it to establish a personal “brand&r…
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We’re already on record with our belief that Twitter is great for us media types and not so great for the MMA fighters who think they are using it to establish a personal “brand” but are really just broadcasting the worst parts of themselves to the public on a regular basis. We also already told you that Jon Jones is not only obsessively following upcoming opponent Ryan Bader on Twitter, but he’s also shadowing many of his friends, training partners and followers. You know what we love? We love when two seeminlgy unrelated stories from the past come together to make a new story in the present, like this …
UFC middleweight Aaron Simpson – who is currently training with Bader – sent a fairly innocuous tweet earlier this week essentially saying he thought Bader was ready to go against Jones at UFC 126. Naturally, Jones saw it and he did not appreciate it.
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If you’re anything like us, you got your first good look at the official trailer for UFC 126 on Saturday night during the Fight for the Troops show on SpikeTV and thought, “Wow, almost everything said during that …
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If you’re anything like us, you got your first good look at the official trailer for UFC 126 on Saturday night during the Fight for the Troops show on SpikeTV and thought, “Wow, almost everything said during that 31 seconds is extremely debatable.” Granted, the UFC is known for its revisionist history and these promotional spots are typically designed to bend the truth however much is necessary to get dudes who don’t really know that much about MMA interested in dropping 50 bones on the per-per-view. Even considering that, this particular commercial seems pretty, uh, erroneous. Anyway, watch it, then follow the jump for our picks of the five most questionable assertions made here …