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The Uncut Sports Show – UFC 159 Main Card Preview

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Kevin and George from the Uncut Sports Show give their predictions for all of the action from this upcoming weekend’s UFC 159 main card live from the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey. The main event and co-headliner of UFC 159 matches Jon Jones vs Chael Sonnen in a highly anticipated light heavyweight bout for “Bones” UFC light heavyweight title. Chael Sonnen has recently come out and declared Jon Jones the top fighter in light heavyweight history over the likes of Anderson Silva and Tito Ortiz. Is he doing this to mediate expectations of the fight or to glorify himself if he is to somehow defeat Jones? Tune in to hear who Kevin and George chose to win the fight and make sure to leave your own predictions in the comments section below!

Listen to Kevin and George offer their thoughts on bouts between Michael Bisping vs. Alan Belcher HERE, Roy Nelson vs. Cheick Kongo HERE, Phil Davis vs. Vinny Magalhaes HERE, and Jim Miller vs. Pat Healy HERE. Or check out all of the videos with description after the jump

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Kevin and George from the Uncut Sports Show give their predictions for all of the action from this upcoming weekend’s UFC 159 live from the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey. The next fight features Michael Bisping vs Alan Belcher in the co-headlining and much anticipated middleweight bout. Michael Bisping (23-5 MMA, 13-5 UFC) will look to rebound from his second round TKO loss to Vitor Belfort at UFC on FX 7 earlier this month.
Alan Belcher (18-7 MMA, 9-5 UFC) was on a roll before meeting and losing an unanimous decision to former title challenger Yushin Okami at UFC 155, Belcher’s 1st loss since UFC 100 in 2009. Tune in to hear Kevin and George’s predictions for all of the action from UFC 159 and leave your predictions in the comments section below!

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Kevin and George from the Uncut Sports Show give their predictions for all of the action from this upcoming weekend’s UFC 159 event live from the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey. The third fight on the main card pins heavy hitters Roy Nelson vs Cheick Kongo in a classic slobberknocker. Roy Nelson (18-7) has rebounded well after a recent 1-3 skid by knocking out back to back opponents in Dave Herman (UFC 146) and Matt Mitrione (TUF 16 Finale). Cheick Kongo (18-7) was demolished by Mark Hunt (UFC 146) and barely managed to sneak past Shawn Jordan (UFC 149), so it will be interesting to see if Kongo can match the intensity of Nelson from start to finish. Tune in to hear Kevin and George’s predictions from all of the UFC 159 fights and leave your predictions in the comments below!

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Kevin and George from the Uncut Sports Show give their predictions for all of upcoming action from this weekend’s UFC 159 event live from the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey. The second fight pins Phil Davis vs Vinny Magalhaes. Phil Davis (10-1 MMA, 6-1 UFC) has talked a big game leading up to the fight, stating that he’ll take the match through submission. Vinny Magalhaes (10-5 MMA, 1-2 UFC), who is one of the world’s best ju-jitsu fighters, doesn’t think Davis stands a chance if he plans on submitting Magalhaes.Tune in to hear who Kevin and George predict to win and make sure to leave your thoughts in the comment box!

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Kevin and George from the Uncut Sports Show give their predictions for this weekend’s upcoming UFC 159 event live from the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey. The first fight slates Jim Miller vs Pat Healy in a battle of top lightweight contenders. Jim Miller (22-4 overall, 11-3 UFC) was on a fast track to the lightweight championship before being tripped up by current champ Benson Henderson and title contender Nate Diaz. Pat Healy (29-16 overall, 0-1 UFC) is on a hot streak in Strikeforce, as he has reeled off 6 straight wins. Tune in to hear George and Kevin’s predictions for UFC 159: Jim Miller vs Pat Healy and leave your own in the comments box!

The Uncut Sports Show – TUF 17 Finale Recap

Kevin and George from the Uncut Sports Show breakdown all of the action from this weekend’s Ultimate Fighter Season 17 Finale, including the main event of Urijah Faber vs Scott Jorgenson. In the main event of The Ultimate Fighter 17 Finale Urijah Faber forced Scott Jorgensen to tap out to a rear-naked choke in the fourth round of their bantamweight battle. What’s next for pretty boy Faber? Will he step up and fight Renan Barao?

Watch part two HERE (recap Gastelum vs. Hall), part three HERE (Browne vs. Gonzaga recap), and part four HERE (Zingano vs. Tate recap).

The UnCut Sports Show presents “UFC Primetime”, a weekly ufc show that breaks down the most exciting ufc events, ufc fights and ufc knockouts on the ufc schedule. Tune in to hear as we discuss our choice for ufc ultimate fighter, the ufc undisputed champion, and the best of UFC!!

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Kevin and George from the Uncut Sports Show breakdown all of the action from this weekend’s Ultimate Fighter Season 17 Finale, including the main event of Urijah Faber vs Scott Jorgenson. In the main event of The Ultimate Fighter 17 Finale Urijah Faber forced Scott Jorgensen to tap out to a rear-naked choke in the fourth round of their bantamweight battle. What’s next for pretty boy Faber? Will he step up and fight Renan Barao?

Watch part two HERE (recap Gastelum vs. Hall), part three HERE (Browne vs. Gonzaga recap), and part four HERE (Zingano vs. Tate recap).

The UnCut Sports Show presents “UFC Primetime”, a weekly ufc show that breaks down the most exciting ufc events, ufc fights and ufc knockouts on the ufc schedule. Tune in to hear as we discuss our choice for ufc ultimate fighter, the ufc undisputed champion, and the best of UFC!!

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Kevin and George from the Uncut Sports Show breakdown all of the action from this weekend’s Ultimate Fighter Season 17 Finale, including the surprise of the night when Kelvin Gastelum did the unthinkable to Uriah Hall. Gastelum used his wrestling background to consistently take down Hall and take away his most important weapon, his quickness. Kelvin Gastelum says the reason he won season 17 of The Ultimate Fighter (TUF) was because he wasn’t “scared” to bring the fight to Uriah Hall and was determined to keep the pressure on “Prime Time.” Next up? A possible drop to welterweight.

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Kevin and George from the Uncut Sports Show breakdwon all of the action from this weekend’s Ultimate Fighter Season 17 Finale, including the bout between Travis Browne and Gabriel Gonzaga. Travis Browne wanted it to be known he’s a striker. Well, OK then.
With six vicious elbows while he was clinched up along the cage, Browne (14-1-1 MMA, 5-1-1 UFC) put Gabriel Gonzaga (14-7 MMA, 9-6 UFC) out and just like that, raised his stock in the UFC’s heavyweight division. Who here believes that Kevin would take a punch from Browne for 20 grand? Would you?

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Kevin and George from the Uncut Sports Show break down all of the fights from this weekend’s Ultimate Fighter Season 17 Finale, including the fight of the night between Cat Zingano and Miesha Tate. If people didn’t know who Cat Zingano was before Saturday, they do now. Or they will very soon. Zingano (8-0 MMA, 1-0 UFC) stopped Miesha Tate (13-4 MMA, 0-1 UFC) with a third-round TKO victory, surviving a couple rough rounds with the former Strikeforce champion to rally for the win. Zingano was impressive and should be an interesting candidate to potentially challenge Ronda Rousey at the top of female MMA.

The Uncut Sports Show – UFC on FUEL TV 9 Recap

The Uncut Sports Show presents the UFC on Fuel TV 9: Mousasi vs Latifi Results show. After Alexander Gustafsson had to bail with an injury last minue, Gegard Mousasi was paired up against Gustafsson’s training partner Ilir Latifi, a disappointing and somewhat risky fight for Mousasi and a golden opportunity for Latifi. Tune in to see who won this fight and all other fights from UFC on Fuel TV 9.

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The Uncut Sports Show presents the UFC on Fuel TV 9: Mousasi vs Latifi Results show. After Alexander Gustafsson had to bail with an injury last minue, Gegard Mousasi was paired up against Gustafsson’s training partner Ilir Latifi, a disappointing and somewhat risky fight for Mousasi and a golden opportunity for Latifi. Tune in to see who won this fight and all other fights from UFC on Fuel TV 9.

The Uncut Sports Show – TUF 18 Tryouts, GSP vs. Hendricks

George and Kevin from the Uncut Sports Show debate on the impact of Dana White’s huge announcement at UFC 158 last weekend when he named Ronda Rousey as one of the coaches for the upcoming season of the Ultimate Fighter. Rousey, arguably UFC’s most polarizing figure at the moment, will definitely change the TUF landscape, as both Women and Men will be eligible to tryout for the 18th season of the show starting in April. The Uncut Guys debate whether the male and female fighters should be separated into two different houses, or if White and the UFC should take the risk of having them live together. Real World anyone? We’ll just have to wait and see.

In part two, Kevin and George from the Uncut Sports Show take a look at the new number one contender to GSP’s throne, Johny Hendricks. Hit PLAY to catch the second video or make the jump.

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George and Kevin from the Uncut Sports Show debate on the impact of Dana White’s huge announcement at UFC 158 last weekend when he named Ronda Rousey as one of the coaches for the upcoming season of the Ultimate Fighter. Rousey, arguably UFC’s most polarizing figure at the moment, will definitely change the TUF landscape, as both Women and Men will be eligible to tryout for the 18th season of the show starting in April. The Uncut Guys debate whether the male and female fighters should be separated into two different houses, or if White and the UFC should take the risk of having them live together. Real World anyone? We’ll just have to wait and see.

In part two, Kevin and George from the Uncut Sports Show take a look at the new number one contender to GSP’s throne, Johny Hendricks. Hit PLAY to catch the second video or make the jump.

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Kevin and George from the Uncut Sports Show take a look at the new number one contender to GSP’s throne, Johny Hendricks. Hendricks declared himself 100% healthy after suffering a slight break to his hand during his UFC 158 bout versus Carlos Condit, and would appear to be the most deserving of a title shot. Hendricks is on a roll in the ring but can his overpowering style overwhelm the tactical and saavy approach of GSP? In addition, up and coming fighter Chris Weidman has been drawing some impressive comparisons over the last few weeks and the Uncut guys believe that he deserves a primetime fight as well. Would a battle with UFC legend Anderson Silva finally put Weidman’s name on the map?

The Uncut Sports Show – UFC 158 Recap (5 Videos)

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GSP executed a perfect game plan and dissected yet another opponent in Nick Diaz. Many were surprised that the fight remained standing for about 50 percent of the bout. Nonetheless, in the end GSP dominated, and proved to the world that he is the most dominant welterweight of our time.

Listen to George and Jimmy recap the rest of last Saturday’s UFC 158 main card after the jump or by catching each part by hitting play. Part 1 HERE, Part 2 HERE, Part 3 HERE, and Part 4 HERE.

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The Ultimate Fighter: Team Carwin vs. Team Nelson Finalist Mike Ricci, made his return back to lightweight and did not disappoint. He won a unanimous decision over Colin Fletcher by dissecting him, applying pressure, and neutralizing Fletchers leg kicks.

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Chris Camozzi won a split decision over Nick Ring in a slug fest, that featured punches with nothing behind them. In the end Camozzi’s conditioning allowed him to out perform Ring for the win.

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It only took Jake Ellenberger three minutes to prove to the world that he’s a contender in the welterweight class. Ellenberger hurt Marquardt, backed him up, and a minute later scored a knockout.

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In a battle from start to finish Johny Hendricks came up on top. Hendricks dominated the first two rounds with bundles of punches and take downs at will. However, the tides turned in the third when Condit started to put together combinations of his own. In the end, Hendricks ability to take down Condit at will proved to be the difference maker.

The Uncut Sports Show – Rousey Picking Diaz Over GSP; TUF 17 Ep. 8 Recap

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Kevin and George from the Uncut Sports Show bring you their weekly Ultimate Fighter Season 17 episode recap, in which they discuss this week’s battle between Dylan Andrews and Zak Cummings and the upcoming challenge between Bubba McDaniels and Clint Hester. They also address Don Frye’s controversial comments the other day about Randy Couture and Frank Muir purposely throwing their fights against Brock Lesnar to build up his popularity in the UFC. He thinks Lesnar is just a “waste of flesh” and would like to take him on one-on-one. Pretty daring challenge for a 40+ year old fighter passed his prime. Tune in to see if you agree with the guys and don’t forget to subscribe to the Uncut Sports Show for weekly episodes!

More details on each episode after the jump, or simply catch part 2 HERE.

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Don Frye wildly accused Brock Lesnar of having fixed fights in the UFC. Then he went on to call him an asshole and a waste of flesh. Frye finds it hard to believe that Lesnar is a better wrestler than Randy Couture and a better fighter than Frank Muir. What do you think? Did the UFC fix these fights to promote Brock Lesnar as their next big star?

The Ultimate Fighter 17, episode 8 had the final preliminary fight, the coaches challenge, and the wildcard pick. The final preliminary fight showcased Team Jones’ Dylan Andrews and Team Sonnen’s Zak Cummings. Andrews stood firm through the first two rounds and defeat Cummings via a majority decision. Next was the coaches’ challenge, where $10,000 was on the line in a Jon Jones- Chael Sonnen matchup. However, no punches were thrown, but rather heavy machinery was used to complete a bevvy of challenges. Jon Jones got out to a steady lead as Chael Sonnen struggled to stack tires with the excavator. However, it would be Jones’ folly in the end that would allow Sonnen to come back and seal the victory. Finally, the wild card choices are announced as Chael Sonnen makes the easy pick of Kevin Casey, while Jon Jones struggles to choose between top pick Clint Hester and underdog Robert “Bubba” McDaniel.

Don Frye wildly accused Brock Lesnar of having fixed fights in the UFC. Then he went on to call him an asshole and a waste of flesh. Frye finds it hard to believe that Lesnar is a better wrestler than Randy Couture and a better fighter than Frank Muir. What do you think? Did the UFC fix these fights to promote Brock Lesnar as their next big star?

The Ultimate Fighter 17, episode 8 had the final preliminary fight, the coaches challenge, and the wildcard pick. The final preliminary fight showcased Team Jones’ Dylan Andrews and Team Sonnen’s Zak Cummings. Andrews stood firm through the first two rounds and defeat Cummings via a majority decision. Next was the coaches’ challenge, where $10,000 was on the line in a Jon Jones- Chael Sonnen matchup. However, no punches were thrown, but rather heavy machinery was used to complete a bevvy of challenges. Jon Jones got out to a steady lead as Chael Sonnen struggled to stack tires with the excavator. However, it would be Jones’ folly in the end that would allow Sonnen to come back and seal the victory. Finally, the wild card choices are announced as Chael Sonnen makes the easy pick of Kevin Casey, while Jon Jones struggles to choose between top pick Clint Hester and underdog Robert “Bubba” McDaniel.