Round 5 MMA posted a photo on Facebook of their latest prototype featuring UFC welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre, which will be part of their Ultimate Collector Series 7 & Limited Editions collectables.
Round 5 MMA posted a photo on Facebook of their latest prototype featuring UFC welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre, which will be part of their Ultimate Collector Series 7 & Limited Editions collectables.
This weekend was also a busy one for another UFC fighter, as heavyweight champ Cain Velásquez tied the knot with his fiance Michelle Borquez, now Michelle Velásquez, in Tempe, AZ.
Velasquez proposed in February 2010 while he was in Australia for UFC 110, at the time he scored the biggest win of his career by knocking […]
This weekend was also a busy one for another UFC fighter, as heavyweight champ Cain Velásquez tied the knot with his fiance Michelle Borquez, now Michelle Velásquez, in Tempe, AZ.
Velasquez proposed in February 2010 while he was in Australia for UFC 110, at the time he scored the biggest win of his career by knocking out Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira in the main event.
On hand for the wedding was their daughter, Coral Love Velasquez, who was born on May 6, 2009. Several well known mixed martial artists were on hand, including Josh Koscheck and Kyle Kingsbury.
This is what you get when you have fighters from both spectrum’s of the weight divisions in bantamweight fighter Demetrious ‘Mighty Mouse’ Johnson and heavyweight Stefan ‘Skyscraper’ Struve. In this photo, Struve who is 6′11″, towers over Johnson, who is 5′3″, in this rare opportunity from this past weeks UFC 130 activities.
I think all […]
This is what you get when you have fighters from both spectrum’s of the weight divisions in bantamweight fighter Demetrious ‘Mighty Mouse’ Johnson and heavyweight Stefan ‘Skyscraper’ Struve. In this photo, Struve who is 6′11″, towers over Johnson, who is 5′3″, in this rare opportunity from this past weeks UFC 130 activities.
I think all this photo is missing from last week is Roy ‘Big Country’ Nelson to round out the whole picture.
Johnson would earn a unanimous decision over Miguel Torres on Spike TV, while Struve would suffer a first round KO against Travis Browne on the pay-per-view card of the Las Vegas event.
This weekend was also host to the latest Shark Fights event held for the first time outside the state of Texas.
Shark Fights 15: Villaseñor vs Camozzi took place on Friday, May 27, 2011 at the Santa Ana Star Center in Rio Rancho, New Mexico. The event did not air on HDNet due to a […]
This weekend was also host to the latest Shark Fights event held for the first time outside the state of Texas.
Shark Fights 15: Villaseñor vs Camozzi took place on Friday, May 27, 2011 at the Santa Ana Star Center in Rio Rancho, New Mexico. The event did not air on HDNet due to a scheduling conflict with the Titan Fighting Championship 18 event.
Headlining the event was a middleweight bout between UFC veteran Chris Camozzi and Strikeforce veteran Joey Villaseñor.
The event featured an eleven bout card and also included former UFC vet Dave Branch who took on Jeremy May in the evenings co-main event.
The full Shark Fights 15: Villaseñor vs Camozzi ‘Quick Results’ are below and find more photos after the jump
Main Card
Middleweight bout: Joey Villaseñor vs Chris Camozzi – DRAW – 29/28, 28/29, 29/29
Middleweight bout: Dave Branch def. Jeremy May via TKO (punches) – R3 @ 3:19
Bantamweight bout: Fredrico Lopez def. Bobby Huron via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
Middleweight bout: Artenas Young def Kyle Bracey via TKO (punches) – R1 @ 4:04
Featherweight bout: Frank Gomez def. Tim Snyder via submission (rear-naked choke) – R1 @ 3:19
Light heavyweight bout: Lionel Lanham def. Eric McElroy via TKO (punches) – R1 @ 0:14
Preliminary Card
Lightweight bout: Russell Wilson def. Robbie Gutierrez via split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28)
Featherweight bout: Frederico Crosby def. Kasey Yates TKO (punches) – R1 @ 1:11
Middleweight bout: Adam Gonzales def. Zac Hynes via submission (North/South choke) – R1 @ 2:48
Lightweight bout: Edgar Lopez def. Derek Perez TKO (punches) – R1 @ 2:22
Lightweight bout: Randy Ray Sanchez def. Armando Mendiblez via split decision (30-27, 28-29, 30-27)
All photos for DREAM: Fight for Japan are courtesy of DREAM/FEG at www.dreamofficial.com. Hit this link, then the link (red/orange) for each bout to see photos from that match.
Shinya Aoki scores a second round submission win over UFC vet Rich Clemennti
More photos after the jump
Caol Uno wins a unanimous decsion over Akiyo Nishiura
Joachim […]
All photos for DREAM: Fight for Japan are courtesy of DREAM/FEG at www.dreamofficial.com. Hit this link, then the link (red/orange) for each bout to see photos from that match.
Shinya Aoki scores a second round submission win over UFC vet Rich Clemennti
More photos after the jump
Caol Uno wins a unanimous decsion over Akiyo Nishiura
Joachim Hansen earns a split decision win over Mitsuhiro Ishida
(cropped photo by Esther Lin for MMAFighting.com)
At the post-fight press conference for UFC 130: Rampage vs. Hamill, promotion President Dana White expressed his disappointment at the performance of both Frank Mir and his opponent, Roy ‘Big Country’ Nelson.
Both heavyweights squared off in the co-main event of the Las Vegas show on Saturday night. Mir […]
At the post-fight press conference for UFC 130: Rampage vs. Hamill, promotion President Dana White expressed his disappointment at the performance of both Frank Mir and his opponent, Roy ‘Big Country’ Nelson.
Both heavyweights squared off in the co-main event of the Las Vegas show on Saturday night. Mir would control the pace of all three rounds, scoring effective takedowns at will in the second and third rounds. The judges would give the former UFC champ scores of 30-27, 30-27, and 30-26 giving him his second straight win, and his third win in four bouts.
“I think this time, with the co-main event I was disappointed in both guys, not just in Frank,” White said. “I was more disappointed in Frank on that last card, even though he ends up getting a knockout. Frank Mir is a two-time world champion, he’s been around for a long time, he’s a super talented guy, and I expect more of him…”
“If they were earlier in the card – but being in the main and co-main event is when you take the most criticism. When you’re the co-main and the main event, you’ve got to go out there and look good. And when you don’t? You’re going to hear my opinion about it – and the fans and the media, I’m sure.”
White also noted that he was going to have a meeting with Nelson this Friday to talk about the fighters future within the top promotion. The loss was ‘Big Country’s’ second straight unanimous decision loss after winning two straight.