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Spencer “The King” Fisher will compete in his 29th professional mixed martial arts fight when he faces Dennis Siver at The Ultimate Fighter finale live on Spike TV Saturday night.
Fisher has been a mainstay in the UFC’s lightwe…
Spencer “The King” Fisher will compete in his 29th professional mixed martial arts fight when he faces Dennis Siver at The Ultimate Fighter finale live on Spike TV Saturday night.
Fisher has been a mainstay in the UFC’s lightweight division over the years and his action packed fights have made him a fan favorite.
According to […]
UFC Preview: Spencer Fisher Meaner, Faster, More Experienced Than Dennis Siver
UFC legend Randy Couture visits the Death Clutch camp, the home of UFC heavyweight champ Brock Lesnar, to help the fighter prepare for his July 3rd title defense at UFC 116 against Shane Carwin.
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UFC legend Randy Couture visits the Death Clutch camp, the home of UFC heavyweight champ Brock Lesnar, to help the fighter prepare for his July 3rd title defense at UFC 116 against Shane Carwin.
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Starting at UFC 111 the company formed a partnership with Fathom Entertainment to test the water of showing pay-per-views at the movie theater on the big screen. Call it a four event experiment to see how fans react to the whole look, feel, and price. …
Starting at UFC 111 the company formed a partnership with Fathom Entertainment to test the water of showing pay-per-views at the movie theater on the big screen. Call it a four event experiment to see how fans react to the whole look, feel, and price.
The second event shown on the big screen was UFC […]
It may have been overshadowed by Rich Franklin’s one-punch KO of Chuck Liddell at UFC 115 (it’s pretty hard to top the magnitude of that…Liddell was on Entourage after all…) but another of the card’s big stories was Evan Dunham’s decision win over Tyson Griffin, as it spoke volumes about the undefeated fighter’s potential. The Oregon […]
It may have been overshadowed by Rich Franklin’s one-punch KO of Chuck Liddell at UFC 115 (it’s pretty hard to top the magnitude of that…Liddell was on Entourage after all…) but another of the card’s big stories was Evan Dunham’s decision win over Tyson Griffin, as it spoke volumes about the undefeated fighter’s potential. The Oregon fighter has now gone 4-0 in the Octagon and also holds wins over TUF winner Efrain Escudero, Marcus Aurelio, and Per Eklund; people are starting to talk…
Now, if you haven’t closely monitored Dunham’s career and don’t want to take our word for it, consider what Kenny Florian said recently on ESPN’s MMA Live (thanks to MMA Fighting for the quote).
“Dunham beat one of the most successful lightweights out there, one of the toughest lightweights out there, and now he is an upper-echelon lightweight, no doubt about it,” Florian said.
Florian also credited Dunham for his jiu-jitsu and takedowns, praising the lightweight for his ability to take Griffin down (who knows a thing or two about wrestling) and controlling him there. In other words, based on the performance, it would appear as though Dunham has the tools to give a lot of guys trouble. Just a refresher, Griffin’s only other losses thus far in the UFC came against current champ Frankie Edgar, and former champ, Sean Sherk. Not bad.
Speaking of Florian, the UFC confirmed yesterday that, as expected, he’ll fight Gray Maynard, at UFC 118 in Boston. Wicked awesome no?
Once upon a time, after beating eventual champion Forrest Griffin at UFC 66, Keith Jardine was considered a possible contender for the UFC Light Heavyweight title.
Unfortunately, it just wasn’t in the cards for “The Dean of Mean” aft…
Once upon a time, after beating eventual champion Forrest Griffin at UFC 66, Keith Jardine was considered a possible contender for the UFC Light Heavyweight title.
Unfortunately, it just wasn’t in the cards for “The Dean of Mean” after his run-in with Houston Alexander, who knocked him off the pedestal upon which he was prematurely […]
TUF 11 Finale: Keith Jardine Needed Losses to Improve as a Fighter
An undisclosed injury to Julio Paulino (17-3) has forced the welterweight fighter out of his UFC 116 bout with Daniel Roberts (9-1). Making his return to the UFC will be Forrest Petz (18-7), who has won four straight to make his way back to the octagon.
Petz last appearance at a UFC event was back […]
An undisclosed injury to Julio Paulino (17-3) has forced the welterweight fighter out of his UFC 116 bout with Daniel Roberts (9-1). Making his return to the UFC will be Forrest Petz (18-7), who has won four straight to make his way back to the octagon.
Petz last appearance at a UFC event was back in October of 2007 where he lost a split decision to Josh Burkman at UFC 77, which was his fifth straight bout with the promotion going 2-3. Since that time he’s gone 5-2, including the four straight victories having fought for various promotions. His last pro fight was at the recent “Moosin: God of Martial Arts” event in May, where he earned a unanimous decision over Ralph Johnson.
Roberts is coming off the first professional loss of his career to John Howard after making his UFC debut at the UFC on Versus 1 event this past March. He was KO’d in the first round of that fight. Roberts has won seven of his nine victories by submission, and has only fought past the first round three times.
Their fight will take place on the preliminary card of the event.
“UFC 116: Lesnar vs. Carwin” will take place on July 3 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nev. and is headlined by a heavyweight title unification bout between current champ Brock Lesnar vs. interim champ Shane Carwin.