Tag: Pace

UFC 139 Results: Miguel Torres Outpaces Nick Pace

In the end, newcomer Nick Pace just couldn’t keep up the pace. Pace, in just his ninth professional fight on Saturday in UFC 139, started out energetic, highlighted by a couple hard knees to veteran Miguel Torres’ body, but Torres was simpl…

In the end, newcomer Nick Pace just couldn’t keep up the pace. Pace, in just his ninth professional fight on Saturday in UFC 139, started out energetic, highlighted by a couple hard knees to veteran Miguel Torres’ body, but Torres was simply too much over the full 15 minutes, scoring a 30-27 unanimous victory. For […]

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UFC 139 Results: Miguel Torres Outpaces Nick Pace

UFC 139: Miguel Torres Returns Against Nick Pace

Former WEC bantamweight champion Miguel Torres will be returning come late-fall.  In his way will be top prospect Nick Pace. The two will clash at UFC 139, which takes place on November 19 at the HP Pavilion in San Jose, where a light heavyweight …

Former WEC bantamweight champion Miguel Torres will be returning come late-fall.  In his way will be top prospect Nick Pace. The two will clash at UFC 139, which takes place on November 19 at the HP Pavilion in San Jose, where a light heavyweight match pitting PRIDE veterans Dan Henderson and Mauricio Rua will take […]

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UFC 139: Miguel Torres Returns Against Nick Pace

Pushing the Pace: Are Judges Overlooking Aggression and Octagon Control?

Too many times I will see a fighter pushing the pace and being aggressive, yet losing the round despite not being noticeably out-struck. Why is this? Are aggression and octagon control not part of the judging criteria? What makes things even more flabb…

Too many times I will see a fighter pushing the pace and being aggressive, yet losing the round despite not being noticeably out-struck. Why is this? Are aggression and octagon control not part of the judging criteria? What makes things even more flabbergasting is that if no fighter clearly wins the round, a score of […]

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Pushing the Pace: Are Judges Overlooking Aggression and Octagon Control?