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From the UFC to Bellator, World Series of Fighting to amateur Alaskan bouts, the MMA world has witnessed a variety of knockouts thus far in 2013.Whether it was a head kick in the first round or a powerful barrage of punches in the eyes of defeat, diffe…
From the UFC to Bellator, World Series of Fighting to amateur Alaskan bouts, the MMA world has witnessed a variety of knockouts thus far in 2013.
Whether it was a head kick in the first round or a powerful barrage of punches in the eyes of defeat, different fighters have put forth their own effort to provide spine-tingling finishes.
Here are the best knockouts of 2013 so far. Enjoy.
Before I plunge into this list, take note: I’m not bashing (sure you’ll spot some sarcasm and a few jokes, which is all in good fun) any one of these 50 fighters. In fact, the vast majority of men on this list are established, highly talented guy…
Before I plunge into this list, take note: I’m not bashing (sure you’ll spot some sarcasm and a few jokes, which is all in good fun) any one of these 50 fighters. In fact, the vast majority of men on this list are established, highly talented guys who have been far more successful in their quest for greatness than not.
Being intimidating isn’t a prerequisite for success. It isn’t a mandatory for the job, either. However, a sizable chunk of competitors today are indeed a bit menacing, and I suppose that comes with the territory. These guys do after all earn a living beating the snot out of men.
I don’t aim to ramble, as this is a monstrous piece, so let’s allow the intro to fade. Get ready to take a look at 50 of the least intimidating fighters in the brief history of this sport!
Nothing quite compares to the power and allure of a vicious knockout. It’s a macabre scene—one man bludgeons another man’s skull to the point of unconsciousness—but there is just something so captivating about such a moment. It is…
Nothing quite compares to the power and allure of a vicious knockout.
It’s a macabre scene—one man bludgeons another man’s skull to the point of unconsciousness—but there is just something so captivating about such a moment.
It is as beautiful as it is violent, and a well-executed knockout enthralls fans like nothing else.
In honor of the best brain-jarring moments in UFC history, I present the 30 best Knockout of the Night performances.
Start the slideshow, and watch your head for the ride’s duration.
Note: The Knockout of the Night award was first given at The Ultimate Fighter 3 Finale. Therefore, no knockouts before this date were considered for the list.
Pictures are worth a thousand words.They are memories captured to preserve greatness. Images that are etched in our minds forever.In sports, pictures are everything. They signify perseverance, courage and the discipline to overcome tragedy.This is neve…
Pictures are worth a thousand words.
They are memories captured to preserve greatness. Images that are etched in our minds forever.
In sports, pictures are everything. They signify perseverance, courage and the discipline to overcome tragedy.
This is never more true than in mixed martial arts.
So without further ado, and in no specific order, here are the most memorable UFC images of the last decade.
UFC 144 marks the first event in the Zuffa era to take place live from the Saitama Super Arena in Saitama, Japan, and comes to the world live this Saturday night on PPV with prelims on FX and a Facebook-only bout between “The Mongolian Wolf” Tiequan Zh…
UFC 144 marks the first event in the Zuffa era to take place live from the Saitama Super Arena in Saitama, Japan, and comes to the world live this Saturday night on PPV with prelims on FX and a Facebook-only bout between “The Mongolian Wolf” Tiequan Zhang and Issei Tamura.
The card features Japanese talent such as Yoshihiro Akiyama, Yushin Okami, Norifumi “KID” Yamamoto, and Hatsu Hioki, among others, and also features a headliner of Benson Henderson vs. UFC Lightweight Champion Frankie Edgar with a co-headliner of Quinton “Rampage” Jackson and Ryan Bader.
As we begin the most anticipated fight week of 2012 so far, there are a few things you need to know about the card…
(All predictions are final except wherever otherwise noted)
Perhaps the biggest event in the history of mixed martial arts is now complete after an exciting main event between Junior dos Santos and Cain Velasquez for the UFC heavyweight championship of the world. Bleacher Report is here with this and the rest o…
Perhaps the biggest event in the history of mixed martial arts is now complete after an exciting main event between Junior dos Santos and Cain Velasquez for the UFC heavyweight championship of the world. Bleacher Report is here with this and the rest of the winners and losers from tonight’s monumental fight card.
The UFC made its network television return tonight on FOX with this extremely important fight. As UFC President Dana White said in the pre-fight analysis, it was important for the organization to put its “best foot forward.”
It did just that.
The main event was obviously the main course, but the appetizers were amazing tonight as well.
So without further, let’s take a look at the real winners and losers from what was perhaps the most important night in the history of the entire sport of mixed martial arts.