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If Coture wins then I'm going to feel sorry for him when CroCop comes around. Here's a good vid on what people love, slams. http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xgggm_art-of-the-slam

Props. I just put a remind me on my box for that. And I thought Thiago Alves was going to good up and comer. Only for him to test positive for banned substance.

Well Rampage dominated Chuck on both standing up and the ground in their first fight. Most of the 1st round was on the feet and by the 2nd Chuck gassed and his corner through the towel. I wish thats the Rampage shows up during the rematch.

Pretty good Pride card. Barnett - Nog is about to happen.

Nothing really suprising there. Now Rampage can crush Chuck after Eastman. Also good to see Leben lose. Props to "The Athlete".(the plainest nickname ever)

Why they got to do so many things today? UFC, Skins, Tech. These things all overlap each other.

Tim Slyvia is a dead man in 07. He better take alot of pics with him and the belt cause it's going to be gone soon.

Doesn't mean he's in the UFC but it looks more and more like CC is switiching teams.

I hope Tito loses so Rampage-Chuck 2 will be for the belt.

thats levitation, holmes

What is that red thing?

Sherdog is a decent source. But yeah we have to wait till CC actually says it.

Sanchez handled Riggs with ease. 1st round KO.A

Source: Mirko "Cro Cop" Chooses UFC Options: Email Article | Printer Friendly Wednesday, December 13, 2006 by Jeff Sherwood and Josh Gross Reigning PRIDE Open-Weight Grand Prix champion Mirko Filipovic (Pictures) has apparently decided to bolster the ranks of the UFC heavyweight division, a source inside the Croatian's camp informed Sherdog.com Wednesday. Rumors have buzzed of Filipovic's departure from PRIDE since his official Web site reported in recent days that he would not fight on the Japanese promoter's year-end card. Filipovic, the No. 2 heavyweight in the world behind PRIDE champion Fedor Emelianenko (Pictures), would make an immediate impact on a division that has long been considered among the weakest in the UFC. Terms are not known, but it's expected Fillipovic, 32, could sign one of the most expensive multi-fight deals in UFC history. A former K-1 star, "Cro Cop" moved from kickboxing to mixed martial arts in 2001, and has since amassed in impressive 21-4-2 record. His biggest accomplishment in MMA occurred just last September, when the Fighter of the Year candidate stopped Wanderlei Silva (Pictures) and Josh Barnett (Pictures) on the same night to capture PRIDE's Grand Prix crown. It was believed tournament victory would secure Filipovic a second crack at Emelianenko, whom the Croatian lost to by decision in epic August 2005 clash. Filipovic's four losses have come against Emelianenko, former K-1 World Grand Prix champion Mark Hunt (Pictures), a shocking knockout against former UFC heavyweight champion Kevin Randleman (Pictures) and by submission in a classic battle against former PRIDE heavyweight champion Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira (Pictures). "Cro Cop" is renowned for his striking skills, which features a devastating left high kick that is responsible for highlight-reel victories against the likes of Silva, Igor Vovchanchyn (Pictures) and Aleksander Emelianenko (Pictures). The super-striker would immediately vault to the top of the contender list for Tim Sylvia (Pictures)'s UFC heavyweight belt, should the "Maine-iac," who is currently renegotiating his contract with the Las Vegas-based promoter, remain with the organization. There has been some discussion inside the UFC that "Cro Cop," who was not under contract to PRIDE, would make his cage-fighting debut versus Jake O'Brien (Pictures), a young, undefeated fighter whose strength is on the mat. http://www.sherdog.com/news/news.asp?n_id=6352

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