UFC 130 Fight Card Video: Joe Rogan Breaks Downs the Main Card

Bleacher Report’s Michael Evans:Joe Rogan has been with the UFC since 1997, four years before Zuffa bought the then-failing company for $2 million and brought it to prominence. Rogan is the play-by-play man for the UFC for a reason, he knows MMA top…

Bleacher Report’s Michael Evans:

Joe Rogan has been with the UFC since 1997, four years before Zuffa bought the then-failing company for $2 million and brought it to prominence. Rogan is the play-by-play man for the UFC for a reason, he knows MMA top to bottom and he loves the sport like no other.

Rogan isn’t always taken seriously by the casual fan, but people who’ve been around the sport for a long time know how good he really is. His dedication to MMA and the UFC does not go unnoticed.

In this video, Rogan breaks down the UFC 130 matchups and describes how he sees the fights panning out. Rogan knows a lot about these fighters, and his opinions should not be ignored. After all, Rogan is the man who sits outside the Octagon at every event and gets paid to pay very close attention to the athletes.

Click here to see the video:

UFC 130 Fight Card: Main Card Odds and Predictions

Bleacher Report’s Tim McTiernan:UFC 130 is coming up this Saturday, and although it doesn’t have a marquee main event, this is still a card that should not be overlooked.All 10 fights will be broadcast, and five of them will be free. The first three…

Bleacher Report’s Tim McTiernan:

UFC 130 is coming up this Saturday, and although it doesn’t have a marquee main event, this is still a card that should not be overlooked.

All 10 fights will be broadcast, and five of them will be free. The first three fights on the card will be featured on Facebook, the next two on Spike TV and the final five will be on the PPV.

UFC 130 did lose its original main event, which took away a good deal of luster from what was looking to be a very strong card.

In light of that, Rampage Jackson vs. Matt Hamill was moved up to the main event, and Thiago Alves vs. Rick Story was moved to the main card.

So although many people are overlooking this card, every main card fight has the chance to be a highlight reel knockout, submission or just a damn good fight.

And you may be looking to make some money on that. 

If so, then here are the odds and predictions for the main card of UFC 130.

Click here to read the entire article.

UFC 130 Fight Card: Main Card Odds and Predictions

UFC 130 is coming up this Saturday, and although it doesn’t have a marquee main event, this is still a card that should not be overlooked.All 10 fights will be broadcast, and five of them will be free. The first three fights on the card will be feature…

UFC 130 is coming up this Saturday, and although it doesn’t have a marquee main event, this is still a card that should not be overlooked.

All 10 fights will be broadcast, and five of them will be free. The first three fights on the card will be featured on Facebook, the next two on Spike TV and the final five will be on the PPV.

UFC 130 did lose its original main event, which took away a good deal of luster from what was looking to be a very strong card.

In light of that, Rampage Jackson vs. Matt Hamill was moved up to the main event, and Thiago Alves vs. Rick Story was moved to the main card.

So although many people are overlooking this card, every main card fight has the chance to be a highlight reel knockout, submission or just a damn good fight.

And you may be looking to make some money on that. 

If so, then here are the odds and predictions for the main card of UFC 130.

Begin Slideshow

Rampage Jackson Gives Lesson on What Not to Say to People From Memphis

Filed under:

Rampage JacksonLAS VEGAS — MMA Fighting spoke to Quinton “Rampage” Jackson on Wednesday about his UFC 130 fight against Matt Hamill, why it bothered him when Hamill said he would break his will and why didn’t sound like he wanted to be interviewed during his recent appearance on The MMA Hour.

Check out the video interview after the jump.

 

Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments

Filed under:

Rampage JacksonLAS VEGAS — MMA Fighting spoke to Quinton “Rampage” Jackson on Wednesday about his UFC 130 fight against Matt Hamill, why it bothered him when Hamill said he would break his will and why didn’t sound like he wanted to be interviewed during his recent appearance on The MMA Hour.

Check out the video interview after the jump.

 

Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments

Reminder: Watch the UFC 130 Pre-Fight Press Conference Live Right Here Starting at 4:00 pm ET

(“Okay everybody, act like your medical benefits were just revoked.”)

Just a friendly reminder that we will be streaming the UFC 130 press conference from Las Vegas today starting at 4:00 m ET.

Will Rampage tell Hammill he has a soft head? Will Hammil try to get Rampage to make him a peanut butter and jelly sandwich? Will Nelson bring Mir a Whopper? Will Mir rub Nelson’t belly for good luck?

These questions and more will be answered after the jump.

(“Okay everybody, act like your medical benefits were just revoked.”)

Just a friendly reminder that we will be streaming the UFC 130 press conference from Las Vegas today starting at 4:00 m ET.

Will Rampage tell Hamill he has a soft head? Will Hamill try to get Rampage to make him a peanut butter and jelly sandwich? Will Nelson bring Mir a Whopper? Will Mir rub Nelson’t belly for good luck?

These pressing questions and more will be answered this afternoon.

UFC Video: Joe Rogan Breaks Downs UFC 130

Joe Rogan has been with the UFC since 1997, four years before Zuffa bought the then-failing company for $2 million and brought it to prominence. Rogan is the play-by-play man for the UFC for a reason, he knows MMA top to bottom and he loves the sport l…

Joe Rogan has been with the UFC since 1997, four years before Zuffa bought the then-failing company for $2 million and brought it to prominence. Rogan is the play-by-play man for the UFC for a reason, he knows MMA top to bottom and he loves the sport like no other.

Rogan isn’t always taken seriously by the casual fan, but people who’ve been around the sport for a long time know how good he really is. His dedication to MMA and the UFC does not go unnoticed.

In this video, Rogan breaks down the UFC 130 matchups and describes how he sees the fights panning out. Rogan knows a lot about these fighters, and his opinions should not be ignored. After all, Rogan is the man who sits outside the Octagon at every event and gets paid to pay very close attention to the athletes.

Read more MMA news on BleacherReport.com