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This is the Shark Fights 13 live blog for Keith Jardine vs. Trevor Prangley, the main event of tonight’s Shark Fights pay-per-view in Amarillo, Texas.
Released from the UFC after fourth straight losses, Jardine begins his road back by facing Shark Fig…
This is the Shark Fights 13 live blog for Keith Jardine vs. Trevor Prangley, the main event of tonight’s Shark Fights pay-per-view in Amarillo, Texas.
Released from the UFC after fourth straight losses, Jardine begins his road back by facing Shark Fights light heavyweight champion Prangley in a non-title fight.
The live blog is below.
Filed under: NewsKeith Jardine is now on a five-fight losing streak.
Jardine, the former Ultimate Fighter contestant who rose through the ranks to the point where he was fighting in main events on pay-per-views in the UFC, was fighting in the main eve…
Filed under: News
Keith Jardine is now on a five-fight losing streak.
Jardine, the former Ultimate Fighter contestant who rose through the ranks to the point where he was fighting in main events on pay-per-views in the UFC, was fighting in the main event on a much less prestigious pay-per-view — Shark Fights 13 — on Saturday night. But he couldn’t get past Trevor Prangley and lost a split decision.
“It’s never satisfying to beat a guy like Keith when he’s down on his luck and trying to make his comeback,” Prangley said afterward.
Filed under: ResultsMMAFighting.com will have live Shark Fights 13 results for all the bouts on tonight’s pay-per-view card taking place at the Civic Center Coliseum in Amarillo, Texas.
In the main event, Keith Jardine takes his first non-UFC fight in…
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MMAFighting.com will have live Shark Fights 13 results for all the bouts on tonight’s pay-per-view card taking place at the Civic Center Coliseum in Amarillo, Texas.
In the main event, Keith Jardine takes his first non-UFC fight in years when he meets Shark Fights champion Trevor Prangley in a non-title bout. Also on the card are Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou, Houston Alexander, Paul Daley and Joey Villasenor.
Results are below.
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Whether or not Shark Fights 13 is worth $29.99 of your pay-per-view budget is up to you to decide. But you have to admit, the prospect of Keith Jardine, Sokoudjou, Houston Alexander, and Paul Daley on the same card is pretty d…
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Whether or not Shark Fights 13 is worth $29.99 of your pay-per-view budget is up to you to decide. But you have to admit, the prospect of Keith Jardine, Sokoudjou, Houston Alexander, and Paul Daley on the same card is pretty damn compelling, especially on a weekend when nothing else is going on. After four straight losses in the UFC, Jardine calls his fight with Trevor Prangley this Saturday the beginning of his comeback. A strong performance from Paul Daley against veteran Jorge Masvidal might help Semtex get back in the UFC’s good graces as well. (Yeah, we know he was banned from the Octagon for life, but so was Karo Parisyan, and all Karo had to do was agree not to screw Dana White any more.) And sure, the Assassin vs. the African Assassin? Should be a classic banger, unless Houston decides to dance around in circles again.
Check out the extended video trailer for "Shark Fights 13: Jardine vs. Prangley" above, in which a cast of fighters and analysts (and Don Frye) break down the event. And if you’re an MMA FightPicker supporter, please head on over to fightpicker.cagepotato.com or apps.facebook.com/fightpicker to make your picks for the ten-fight card. The pool questions are after the jump. Note: Due to injuries, Drew McFedries and Marcus Hicks have dropped off the card and have been replaced by Danillo Villefort and Daniel Straus. The event’s preliminary card will be streamed on Sherdog.
Yes, generally this site is largely dedicated to the punching and kicking of the sport’s larger shows; the Strikeforces, the WECs, the Dreams and of course, the omnipresent / monolithic UFC. Naturally, there is much more to MMA than all this, and if you’re truly a big fan (and have little else to do) you should […]
Yes, generally this site is largely dedicated to the punching and kicking of the sport’s larger shows; the Strikeforces, the WECs, the Dreams and of course, the omnipresent / monolithic UFC. Naturally, there is much more to MMA than all this, and if you’re truly a big fan (and have little else to do) you should be making the most of what the entire MMA menu has to offer. Don’t just limit yourself to two or three dishes on the buffet; gorge yourself with quadruple-‘that guys got a plate in each hand’-style helpings.
While there are plenty of local shows out there that book way too many has-beens, or throw the hometown prospect a tomato can with a .200 winning percentage, Shark Fights is an organization that’s been making some headlines for its upcoming September 11th card. In case you hadn’t heard, the Texas promotion has already booked several UFC vets for it, as Keith Jardine will face Trevor Prangley and Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou will take on Houston Alexander. Granted, they’re not MMA landscape altering title fights, but they could be pretty damn entertaining. Former UFC slugger Drew McFedries is also booked to fight Strikefore vet Joey Villasenor, which should be awesome, and Paul Daley is also scheduled to compete (opponent TBA).
Well, according to a report from MMA Junkie today, Shark Fights has announced several more ‘I wouldn’t turn that off’ fights for the Sept. 11th card, including Dave Herman vs. Aaron Rosa, Pete Spratt vs. Eric Davila, Ronnie Mann vs. Doug Evans, and Karen Darabedyan vs. Marcus Hicks. Brock Larson has also been confirmed (opponent TBA).
Not bad huh? Broadcast plans for the card will be announced next week.
(The pair will square off on the aptly named "Shark Fights: Pretty Boys" card)
Recently released UFC veteran Keith Jardine didn’t stay long testing the waters of free agency.
According to a report from Loretta Hunt of Sherdog, "…
(The pair will square off on the aptly named "Shark Fights: Pretty Boys" card)
Recently released UFC veteran Keith Jardine didn’t stay long testing the waters of free agency.
According to a report from Loretta Hunt of Sherdog, "The Dean of Mean" has signed with the fledgling Texas-based Shark Fights organization and will make his debut against the promotion’s light heavyweight champion, Trevor Prangley in a non-title affair September 11 in Lubbock, Texas.