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Mo by decision Jacare by decision Bigfoot by TKO -Cromier is an interesting 32 year old prospect. I don;t think he is near Silva's calss right now though. He is going to get dwarfed in the cage. Cromier should really be focused on losing some weight and fighting at 205. He'll get outclassed here. Barnett by Sub -Barnett is my boy. Always been a big fan. He'll dectate were this fight takes place and end up tapping Sergei. I'll go with heel hook.

Really ****ing sucks. I was looking forward to Penn-Condit as much as any fight besides Diaz-GSP. Can't believe Diaz just ****ed that fight up for no good reason. What an idiot.

I just came here to post thing. That is one of the funniest things I've ever seen. Twitter at it's finest.

Henderson is a middleweight!!!!

I saw that too. I plan on being in Brasil in 3 years for the World Cup. That would be perfect timing for them to put on a massive show. I really doubt they wait that long t go back, but they would crush any records if they did a super show there while the country is loaded with a few extra million people to draw from. ---------- Post added August-28th-2011 at 03:01 PM ---------- Anybody else enjoying those UFC minus 100 stories I've been posting? I absolutely love them. Especially the ones when they were off ppv. The contrast of those stories and what they are doing now is great.

I really love this series. Here is UFC 134 minus 100 I remember this whole card very well. Maybe the craziest UFC finish in the Hughes-Newton fight. http://mma.sbnation.com/2011/8/27/2385819/ufc-34-matt-hughes-carlos-newton-UFC-History-Randy-Couture

I think the true fight fans would much rather see Silva-Bones. Also, Silva is probably past his prime already, which makes what he is doing that much more impressive. He would be 37 by the time they fought if it was GSP's next fight after Diaz.

No Gimmie Shelter? WTF?

Couture-Cro Cop is going to be awesome too.

http://www.tatame.com/2011/08/24/Fertitta-talks-UFC-Rio-Silva-vs-Henderson-on-FOX

A ref or Dr stoppage is a TKO. I just see this as becoming the GSP bonus and it scares me. If someone "dominates" it should mean they finish. Watching Henderson last night shows me where you are coming from, and I don't want to "punish" Henderson for Miller being one of the toughest SOBs in the history of the world, but I just can't agree with giving a bonus to someone who doesn't finish his opponent. To show you my extreme, I would rather vote for any fight that went the distance be considered a draw.

They do give that bonus. In two different forms: KO of the night and Sub of the night. I would never support a bonus for not finishing a fight.

Great series called UFC -100. Roght before each UFC they are looking back at the UFC 100 events before it. With UFC 133 tomorrow, here is a look back on UFC 33 http://mma.sbnation.com/2011/8/5/2346145/ufc-133-tito-ortiz-ufc-33-ufc-history-vitor-belfort-mma-interviews The last one I read was really cool too.

In honor of Double's sig mmamania put out this article: http://www.mmamania.com/2011/7/26/2280829/legendary-knockouts-dan-henderson-nearly-kills-michael-bisping-at-ufc#storyjump This knockout was so incredible, so unbelievably powerful and full of meaning, it immediately went down as one of the greatest knockouts in the entire history of organized MMA. It was truly that special. The audience at home got their wish, as Henderson delivered in the best way he possibly could, finally landing a punch so hard that the arrogant Bisping was finally rendered speechless. The unconscious part was a pleasant side bonus. Surely, though, the customers purchasing and viewing on their TV sets couldn't compare, whatsoever, to the live audience of a reported 10,871 delirious fans in attendance at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. Luckily, our Founder and Commander-in-Chief here at MMAmania.com, Thomas Myers, was live on the scene bearing witness to all the pandemonium. Here's how he described the atmosphere in the building when Henderson sent Bisping's head into the cheap seats: The knockout elevated this show to a level that earned it "Event of the Year" by most major publications. The importance of the moment added to the significance of the performance turned in by Henderson, who, if he wasn't before, was now a full blown American hero. To this day, the videos and .gifs play on throughout mixed martial arts forums all over the Internet. By all means, please feel free to share your personal favorites in the comments section below. And here's one more for the road showcasing Dan Henderson's legendary knockout of Michael Bisping at UFC 100. VIoafgwvDS4

Add Mitrione-Kongo ---------- Post added July-15th-2011 at 12:53 AM ---------- btw, I am psyched about Condit-Penn. FOTN favorite right there.

In town and heading to Churchkey. Who's up for it? Also, when does Heavy Seas do tours? That page doesn't load on my phone.

I'm surprised he still remembered how to do it:ols:

Except when he's fights Brian Stann :stillbitteraboutlosingmoneyonLeben:

Wow! First win in 4 and a half years! Pretty crazy he's still even on the roster. Maybe they'll do that catchweight Mitrione fight now.

ummmmm..... I was just kidding Patrick

**** Yeah!

Whatever. Thanks for nothing,Patrick.:stick: You da man, Wheat! ---------- Post added July-2nd-2011 at 06:14 PM ---------- Really like Condit. Hope Kim doesn't lay n pray this one. Condit by KO!!!

Little help? Patrick around?

If (read: when) Daiz wins, GSP will get an immediate rematch. The welterweights have a lot of time to sort themselves out. Shields is fighting Ellenberger. I'd give Brenenenanener Alves Story the loser of Kim-Condit. Kampmann was suppose to fight Howard so I say give him Brown since he beat Howard I'm hoping they don't do a Penn-Fitch rematch, but they probably will. If not, Fitch gets the winner of Shields-Ellenberger or the winner of Hughes-Sanchez. I hope Penn goes back to 155. Edgar was just a bad matchup for him and he had a horrible gameplan. Penn can take that fight if he goes at it like he did Fitch. He can also take anyone else in that division. I think the welterweights are too big for him.