Happy Monday, Nation. We hope you had a good weekend. No, really, we hope you’re in a good mood, since we’re presenting the second installment of Keyboard Warrior. Hopefully everyone had naked funtime last night, slept like a baby, and had a great breakfast this morning. Otherwise, we imagine there will be lots of very not-nice things in the comments.
We’ve changed up the appearance of KBW, making it look more like a typical MMA forum, complete with the kind of critical information any Keyboard Warrior should have for important discussion, like join date and number of posts. Maybe now it won’t seem like we’re blatantly ripping off other peoples’ ideas.
You can read the first episode here (all two pages of it), check out number two, and then you’re welcome to leave suggestions, ideas, and odes to our greatness below.
Happy Monday, Nation. We hope you had a good weekend. No, really, we hope you’re in a good mood, since we’re presenting the second installment of Keyboard Warrior. Hopefully everyone had naked funtime last night, slept like a baby, and had a great breakfast this morning. Otherwise, we imagine there will be lots of very not-nice things in the comments.
We’ve changed up the appearance of KBW, making it look more like a typical MMA forum, complete with the kind of critical information any Keyboard Warrior should have for important discussion, like join date and number of posts. Maybe now it won’t seem like we’re blatantly ripping off other peoples’ ideas.
You can read the first episode here (all two pages of it), check out number two, and then you’re welcome to leave suggestions, ideas, and odes to our greatness below.
UFC 131 is in the books and here are the results:Junior dos Santos vs Shane Carwin: Unanimous Decision for Dos Santos (30-27, 30-27, 30-26)Kenny Florian vs Diego Nunes: Unanimous Decision for Florian (29-28, 29-28, 30-27)Demian Maia vs Mark Munoz: Unan…
Junior dos Santos vs Shane Carwin: Unanimous Decision for Dos Santos (30-27, 30-27, 30-26)
Kenny Florian vs Diego Nunes: Unanimous Decision for Florian (29-28, 29-28, 30-27)
Demian Maia vs Mark Munoz: Unanimous Decision for Mark Munoz (29-28, 29-28, 30-27)
Jon Olav Einemo vs. Dave Herman TKO win for Herman at 3:19 of Round Two.
Vagner Rocha vs. Donald Cerrone: Unanimous Decision for Cerrone (30-27, 30-27, 30-26)
Sam Stout vs. Yves Edwards: Knockout win for Stout at 3:52 of Round One.
Jesse Bongfeldt vs. Chris Weidman: Submission Victory for Weidman at 4:54 mark of Round One.
Dustin Poirier vs. Jason Young: Unanimous Decision to Poirier (30, 27, 30-27, 29-28)
Krzystof Soszynksi vs. Mike Massenzio: Unanimous Decision to Soszynksi (30-27, 30-26, 30-27)
Nick Ring vs. James Head: Submission Victory for Nick Ring at 3:33 of Round Three
Joey Beltran vs. Aaron Rosa: TKO win for Beltran at 1:26 of Round Three
Darren Elkins vs. Michihiro Omigawa: Unanimous Decision Elkins (29-28, 29-28, 30-27)
Now the focus turns to UFC 132, which will take place in Las Vegas on July 2. The main event on the card will feature a bantamweight contest between champion Dominick Cruz and the man that says Cruz has picked him as his enemy, former WEC Champion Urijah Faber.
UFC 131 Results: 10 Million-Dollar Predictions for the UFC 132 Fight CardBleacher Report’s Dale De Souza:UFC 131 is in the books, capped off beautifully by an outstanding Heavyweight war between Junior “Cigano” dos Santos and Shane Carwin on a night w…
UFC 131 Results: 10 Million-Dollar Predictions for the UFC 132 Fight Card
Bleacher Report’s Dale De Souza:
UFC 131 is in the books, capped off beautifully by an outstanding Heavyweight war between Junior “Cigano” dos Santos and Shane Carwin on a night where the judging issue started to raise malevolent mentalities in the minds of the fans.
Arguably, many fans believe that while the victories of Mark Munoz and Kenny Florian cannot provide true dispute, The argument of Munoz and Florian earning 30-27 scores is definitely disputed as it seemed clear that Demian Maia and Diego “The Gun” Nunes won the first round of their respective bouts.
At this time, however, that argument is neither here nor there, as we must look forward into UFC 132 in a little bit less than three weeks instead of solidly planting ourselves in the memories of last night.
Headlined by a grudge match between current UFC Bantamweight Champion Dominick Cruz and former WEC Featherweight Champion Urijah Faber and co-headlined by a Fight of The Year candidate-on-paper in the long-awaited Middleweight collision between Wanderlei Silva and Chris Leben, the UFC 132 fight card will pick up where UFC 131 left off, focusing mostly on the Light-and-Lighterweight classes and hopefully elevate the momentum gained from last night’s card to a brand new level.
For a million-dollar card featuring some million-dollar fights—all for only about $45 out of your pocket—here now are some million-dollar predictions for the entire UFC 132 main card!
UFC 132 is set to take place on July 2 from Las Vegas, Nevada’s MGM Grand Garden Arena.The main event on the card will feature the UFC’s first bantamweight title fight, as champion Dominick Cruz defends his title against the only man to ever defeat him…
UFC 132 is set to take place on July 2 from Las Vegas, Nevada’s MGM Grand Garden Arena.
The main event on the card will feature the UFC’s first bantamweight title fight, as champion Dominick Cruz defends his title against the only man to ever defeat him, former WEC champion Urijah Faber.
UFC 132 will also see Wanderlei Silva return to the Octagon for the first time since he defeated Michael Bisping in February 2010. Silva, who has been rehabbing from injuries and surgery will meet Chris Leben in his return bout.
Another important bout on the card will see Tito Ortiz facing off against Ryan Bader. The fight is a must win for Ortiz. UFC president Dana White has said that this fight is Ortiz’s “last chance” to keep his UFC career alive. Ortiz has not won since he defeated Ken Shamrock in 2006.
Rounding out the main card will be:
Carlos Condit vs. Dong Hyun Kim
Dennis Siver vs. Matt Wiman
Bleacher Report will be your source for news, analysis and opinions on the upcoming fight card.
Check back often as the fight card nears for all the UFC 132 information you need.
“She’s (expletive) strong.” Those were the words uttered by former light heavyweight champion and future UFC Hall of Famer Tito Ortiz after getting slammed during a grappling session with Strikeforce women’s middleweight champion Cristiane “Cyborg” San…
“She’s (expletive) strong.”
Those were the words uttered by former light heavyweight champion and future UFC Hall of Famer Tito Ortiz after getting slammed during a grappling session with Strikeforce women’s middleweight champion Cristiane “Cyborg” Santos.
Gina Carano may be the face of women’s MMA, but there has never been a female fighter as imposing as Cyborg.
Strikeforce is constantly forced to scour the globe for suitable opponents willing to challenge the MMA amazon.
Cyborg’s strength and athleticism allow her to train with professional fighters of the opposite sex. These aren’t light sparring sessions either. In the video below, Ortiz is training with Cyborg like he would any teammate.
People may poke fun at Cyborg’s femininity with masculine jokes, but any true fan of the sport has to respect her talent.
Despite being a world champion, Cyborg remains the most ambitious female in women’s MMA. She’s constantly working hard to improve her technique and shore up holes in her game.
Skeptics of women’s MMA tend to blame their reasoning on a lack of excitement and quality names. While there is definitely truth to the latter, it would be disingenuous to discount the excitement level of female fighting. The ladies are generally involved in some of the more entertaining scraps on a fight card.
In sports, we want to see the biggest and strongest athletes compete, and both of those qualities aren’t usually associated with women.
This is where Cyborg differs from the rest. People continuously point to her overbearing strength, but it’s her athleticism that truly stands out. There are very few women that come into this world with the ability to move and explode like Cyborg. She is constantly breaking boundaries and turning new heads to female fighting.
Who is the true face of women’s MMA?
Watch this video, and see if it doesn’t change your mind.
The criteria I used for these rankings are based on 3 things: 1. How unique/recognizable are the fighter’s shorts? If you see the shorts, you know who’s wearing them. 2. Have they been wearing them consistently for an extended period of ti…
The criteria I used for these rankings are based on 3 things:
1. How unique/recognizable are the fighter’s shorts?
If you see the shorts, you know who’s wearing them.
2. Have they been wearing them consistently for an extended period of time?
Have they been wearing the same colored or themed shorts for many years?
3. How visually appealing the are the shorts?
This is somewhat at my personal digression, but I will try to be as unbiased as possible.
