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Filed under: UFC, NewsMMAFighting.com has the UFC 116 weigh-in results for all 22 fighters competing on Saturday’s card in Las Vegas.
Brock Lesnar and Shane Carwin both registered at the 265-pound limit for their heavyweight championship bout.
Compl…
MMAFighting.com has the UFC 116 weigh-in results for all 22 fighters competing on Saturday’s card in Las Vegas.
Brock Lesnar and Shane Carwin both registered at the 265-pound limit for their heavyweight championship bout.
Complete weigh-in results after the jump.
Filed under: UFC, NewsLAS VEGAS — For the first time, it seems tangible, reachable. Brock Lesnar and Shane Carwin are licensed, weighed and ready to rumble at UFC 116.
After two postponements, an illness and an interim title bout, the two biggest and…
LAS VEGAS — For the first time, it seems tangible, reachable. Brock Lesnar and Shane Carwin are licensed, weighed and ready to rumble at UFC 116.
After two postponements, an illness and an interim title bout, the two biggest and best heavyweights in the UFC squared off after weighing in at the MGM Grand Garden Arena on Friday night.
First off, let’s get a couple things out of the way. Carwin is at least an inch shorter than Lesnar. They looked the same height during the customary face-off because Carwin put his sneakers on beforehand. Second, Lesnar’s official weight is indeed 265. While some believe that Nevada state athletic commission rep Keith Kizer motioned 264 and announcer Joe Rogan misspoke, MMA Fighting confirmed with Kizer that 265 is indeed the official weight.
(Video courtesy YouTube/k4BOSH; footage courtesy ZUFFA LLC)
Just a friendly CP reminder that the weigh-ins for UFC 116 are live at 7:00pm ET tonight.
If watching the UFC’s pre-fight presser at 6:30 doesn’t float your boat, there are some videos …
(Video courtesy YouTube/k4BOSH; footage courtesy ZUFFA LLC)
Just a friendly CP reminder that the weigh-ins for UFC 116 are live at 7:00pm ET tonight.
If watching the UFC’s pre-fight presser at 6:30 doesn’t float your boat, there are some videos to help you kill some time after the jump, including one of Brock Lesnar’s college wrestling matches, a light heavyweight version of Brock in his early days with the WWE and a highlight featuring early and recent clips of Shane Carwin’s bouts and the backstage interviews from the weigh-ins.
Remember to check in with us tomorrow for our UFC 116 liveblog at 10pm ET. If you’ve never joined in the festivities, give it a try. The Potato nation knows how to party like it’s 1999.
From a betting perspective, UFC 116 is all about Brock Lesnar and Shane Carwin.
Pretty simple math. If you like Lesnar, Bookmaker has the best value for him at -130 here. If you like Carwin in the upset, grab him at +115 at BetUs here.
Bookmaker some of the better prop bets as well. You can bet […]
From a betting perspective, UFC 116 is all about Brock Lesnar and Shane Carwin.
Pretty simple math. If you like Lesnar, Bookmaker has the best value for him at -130 here. If you like Carwin in the upset, grab him at +115 at BetUs here.
Bookmaker some of the better prop bets as well. You can bet $100 and win $1,600 if Forrest Petz vs. Daniel Roberts wins fight of the night. On that note, decent value there on Brock Lesnar and Shane Carwin at +350. Get the Bookmaker props here.
And BetUs has a ton of Lesnar vs. Carwin prop options. Like Carwin to win the entire fight in Round 5? You can grab him at +2000. Check out the BetUs props here.
Filed under: UFCWith three straight losses, Stephan Bonnar is feeling the pressure.
Despite UFC president Dana White’s statements in the past that Bonnar will always have a home in the organization thanks to his epic battle with Forrest Griffin in th…
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With three straight losses, Stephan Bonnar is feeling the pressure.
Despite UFC president Dana White’s statements in the past that Bonnar will always have a home in the organization thanks to his epic battle with Forrest Griffin in the finale of Season 1 of “The Ultimate Fighter,” a fourth straight loss would have most fighters staring at a pink slip.
His last setback was a controversial TKO loss thanks to a cut from an inadvertent headbutt against Krzysztof Soszynski at UFC 110 in Sydney. Bonnar appealed that decision, hoping to have the loss overturned to a no contest. That appeal was denied, the loss stood and Bonnar now finds himself in a must-win situation in his rematch with Soszynski on Saturday at UFC 116.
“I don’t think (losing the appeal) adds any pressure,” Bonnar said. “I already feel a ton of pressure. Every fight I usually do. But this one here, I’m kind of looking at like do or die. I want to be aggressive, throw lots of punches and just do everything I can to win. Usually, the faster the pace of the fight, the better I do. So I’m looking forward to him pushing the pace.”
Filed under: UFCAmid all the hoopla surrounding the heavyweight title fight at UFC 116 this weekend, it’s easy to forget that while some fighters are competing for glory and lucrative paydays, others are just fighting for survival.
Hardly a UFC event …
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Amid all the hoopla surrounding the heavyweight title fight at UFC 116 this weekend, it’s easy to forget that while some fighters are competing for glory and lucrative paydays, others are just fighting for survival.
Hardly a UFC event goes by without at least one or two of the losers getting quietly cut from the roster a few days later. Their contracts may still have three fights left on them, but one bad performance (or just consecutive losing ones), and suddenly that piece of paper is good for little more than bird cage lining.
So who could be facing make-or-break moments at UFC 116, and who’s most likely to join the swollen ranks of America’s unemployed after this weekend? Let’s take a look after the jump.