Um…So Let’s Get this Straight…What You’re Saying Here Mr. Rivera, is…Michael Bisping is a D*ck!? (VIDEO)

Jorge Rivera (who is currently the +275 underdog against Michael Bisping at UFC 127) released yet another sing-along in a series of videos mocking “The Count”. The motivation for this particular video which is called a “Formal Apology” came after Bisping apparently asked the UFC not to allow Matt Phinney to attend the weigh-ins. In what […]

Jorge Rivera (who is currently the +275 underdog against Michael Bisping at UFC 127) released yet another sing-along in a series of videos mocking “The Count”. The motivation for this particular video which is called a “Formal Apology” came after Bisping apparently asked the UFC not to allow Matt Phinney to attend the weigh-ins. In what is very much not an apology at all, Rivera and his merry cohorts play dress up and sing a complicated ditty that is pretty catchy, once you learn the lyrics. Watch the video below:

Michael Bisping: Jorge Rivera Is Selling His Soul for YouTube Hits

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SYDNEY — MMA Fighting spoke to Michael Bisping at Tuesday’s UFC 127 media workouts about whether he was offended by Jorge Rivera‘s videos about him, his thoughts on Rivera and his place in the middleweight division.

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SYDNEY — MMA Fighting spoke to Michael Bisping at Tuesday’s UFC 127 media workouts about whether he was offended by Jorge Rivera‘s videos about him, his thoughts on Rivera and his place in the middleweight division.

Jorge Rivera Says He Has Nothing Against Brits, Only Michael Bisping

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SYDNEY — MMA Fighting spoke to Jorge Rivera at the UFC 127 media workouts about the barrage of videos he produced in the weeks leading up to the fight about his opponent Michael Bisping, what prompted him to talk about Bisping and much more.

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SYDNEY — MMA Fighting spoke to Jorge Rivera at the UFC 127 media workouts about the barrage of videos he produced in the weeks leading up to the fight about his opponent Michael Bisping, what prompted him to talk about Bisping and much more.

Oh *SNAP* He Say Bisping Can’t Hit

(Damn, son.  Rivera just put you on blast in front of everybody forever.)
With UFC 126 officially behind us, it is now time to look ahead to UFC 127, and Jorge Rivera and his friends at RangerUp have already called in an insult mortar strike.&nbs…

(Damn, son.  Rivera just put you on blast in front of everybody forever.)

With UFC 126 officially behind us, it is now time to look ahead to UFC 127, and Jorge Rivera and his friends at RangerUp have already called in an insult mortar strike.  Or maybe it’s smack attack helicopter.  Napalm strike of disrespect?  Whatever.  He’s on some Black Ops shit, is all we’re saying.

Now,  this is taking trash talk to a whole ‘nother level.  Rivera scores points for keeping his name out there as a fun dude and generating interest in a fight that could have gotten lost in the shuffle, and if this actually rattles Bisping a bit and throws off his mind set?  Well, then Rivera–who by the way will turn 39 years old the day after the Bisping fight–may have another reason to sing. 

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UFC 127 Fight Card: BJ Penn vs. Jon Fitch

Filed under: UFCThe UFC 127 fight card, headlined by B.J. Penn taking on Jon Fitch, takes place Feb. 27 at the Acer Arena in Sydney, Australia.

Aussies slated for the UFC’s return down under are George Sotiropoulos, Kyle Noke, James Te-Huna, Mark Hun…

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The UFC 127 fight card, headlined by B.J. Penn taking on Jon Fitch, takes place Feb. 27 at the Acer Arena in Sydney, Australia.

Aussies slated for the UFC’s return down under are George Sotiropoulos, Kyle Noke, James Te-Huna, Mark Hunt and Anthony Perosh.

The complete UFC 127 fight card is below.

Rivera’s People Tell Demian Maia to Keep his Filthy Hands Off Michael Bisping

(Hearing that punching him in the face is becoming so popular, Bisping wants to see what all the fuss is about. PicProps: Sherdog)
OK, quick show of hands: Are there any resurgent UFC middleweights out there who don’t want to fight Michael Bispin…


(Hearing that punching him in the face is becoming so popular, Bisping wants to see what all the fuss is about. PicProps: Sherdog)

OK, quick show of hands: Are there any resurgent UFC middleweights out there who don’t want to fight Michael Bisping? C’mon guys, anybody? … Anybody? This is going to be a problem.

Granted, you don’t have to hang around Bisping very long to understand why he’s considered one of MMA’s most-punchable faces, but it still strikes us as odd that the former “TUF” winner has suddenly become the go-to guy for 185-pounders who want to make a name for themselves. In just the last month or so, Alessio Sakara, Jorge Rivera and Demian Maia have all publicly stated their desire to fight Bisping. The Brit is so sought-after in fact that his potential suitors are now arguing amongst themselves about who should get the first chance at him. Case-in-point: After Maia told GracieMag.com following last weekend’s win over Kendall Grove that there was talk of a potential bout between himself and Bisping, Rivera’s manager essentially told Maia to step the fuck off on Wednesday.

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