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Saturday night, Quinton Jackson quite possibly makes his last appearance in a UFC Octagon ever. He will meet rising 205er Glover Teixeira in a fight that is huge for both men.Jackson has had a Hall of Fame career due to this time in Pride and early wor…
Saturday night, Quinton Jackson quite possibly makes his last appearance in a UFC Octagon ever. He will meet rising 205er Glover Teixeira in a fight that is huge for both men.
Jackson has had a Hall of Fame career due to this time in Pride and early work with the UFC. He is a former UFC Light Heavyweight Champion, a feat which he achieved in the height of his popularity with the world’s largest MMA organization.
Here are the five best UFC performances of his career.
UFC on Fox 6 invades Chicago Saturday, Jan. 26 to determine the baddest little man on earth.Flyweight champion Demetrious “Mighty Mouse” Johnson looks to defend his title against John “The Magician” Dodson, and the fight is sure to be a high-energy, ac…
UFC on Fox 6 invades Chicago Saturday, Jan. 26 to determine the baddest little man on earth.
Flyweight champion Demetrious “Mighty Mouse” Johnson looks to defend his title against John “The Magician” Dodson, and the fight is sure to be a high-energy, action-packed bout for the ages.
Championship fights such as this typically headline UFC fight cards, and UFC on Fox 6 is no different.
That said, the rest of the card is loaded, and fans are in for a treat from top to bottom.
Let us take a look at how these bouts stack up.
Brock Lesnar burst onto the scene. He was the most feared man in the UFC, he was the future of pay-per-view and everyone in the world was waiting to see what would happen next. Then, he lost, got injured and faded away.There comes a time every year whe…
Brock Lesnar burst onto the scene. He was the most feared man in the UFC, he was the future of pay-per-view and everyone in the world was waiting to see what would happen next. Then, he lost, got injured and faded away.
There comes a time every year where we find ourselves wondering, “What the heck happened to so-and-so?”
Were they outmatched in their fights? Did they get banged up? Or like Joe Pesci in Goodfellas, was it just their time to go?
It seems like all fighters fall victim to at least one of three things at the end of their career: time, injuries or a string of bad luck. Regardless of which one of the three it is, it’s inevitable that every year we unofficially have to say goodbye to fighters who run the risk of no longer being relevant in a division. Sure, we’ll catch them on an undercard again and maybe even the first fight of a UFC PPV, but their days of headlining are over.
Here are the top seven fighters that could fade away in 2013.
UFC on FOX 6 is headlined by Demetrious Johnson defending his UFC Flyweight Championship against top contender John Dodson.This will be Johnson’s first defense of the newly-minted title. He captured the championship by way of split decision over Joseph…
UFC on FOX 6 is headlined by Demetrious Johnson defending his UFC Flyweight Championship against top contender John Dodson.
This will be Johnson’s first defense of the newly-minted title. He captured the championship by way of split decision over Joseph Benavidez at UFC 152.
Dodson earned his title shot by TKO’ing Jussier Formiga in October. The victory moved his UFC record to 3-0 overall with two wins being in the flyweight division.
The main event will surely deliver on action with two of the sports’ most exciting and fast-paced fighters. Johnson and Dodson will try to make a statement that the flyweight division is just as entertaining as any other under the UFC banner.
This is how the fight breaks down.
Clay Guida was a top lightweight for a long period of time. However, after suffering back-to-back losses for the first time since 2009, Guida has made the decision to make the move to the featherweight class.In his first appearance at 145 pounds, Guida…
Clay Guida was a top lightweight for a long period of time. However, after suffering back-to-back losses for the first time since 2009, Guida has made the decision to make the move to the featherweight class.
In his first appearance at 145 pounds, Guida will meet former Sengoku and Shooto champion Hatsu Hioki. Though he recently lost to Ricardo Lamas, Hioki is still a high-level featherweight. A fight against him gives Guida a chance to immediately enter the division’s title picture.
While Hioki is highly regarded, he hasn’t delivered as expected inside the Octagon. A win over a UFC veteran like Guida would allow Hioki to change some of the perceptions that casual fans have of him.
As this important featherweight bout approaches, let’s take a look at which fighter has a better chance of getting back into the win column.
The UFC returns to the Windy City this weekend boasting a title fight and several bouts with future championship implications. Flyweight champion Demetrious Johnson takes the main event slot and will meet Ultimate Fighter 14 winner John Dodson for…
The UFC returns to the Windy City this weekend boasting a title fight and several bouts with future championship implications.
Flyweight champion Demetrious Johnson takes the main event slot and will meet Ultimate Fighter 14 winner John Dodson for the title. They are arguably the two quickest men in MMA.
Also on the card are Quinton Jackson, Glover Teixeira, Donald Cerrone, Anthony Pettis and other top fighters in MMA today.
Here are predictions you can take to the bank for UFC on Fox this weekend.