I dont’ really care how you look at it. Silva got his butt whooped by Chael Sonnen. But, Chael left the Spider a golden opportunity in the last round… Chael slipped mentally to allow Anderson Silva the submittion. Chael taps and Silva takes the W
Game over – But Chael did not let us down. He [...] Read more »
I dont’ really care how you look at it. Silva got his butt whooped by Chael Sonnen. But, Chael left the Spider a golden opportunity in the last round… Chael slipped mentally to allow Anderson Silva the submittion. Chael taps and Silva takes the W
Game over – But Chael did not let us down. He fought a swell fight – and taught Anderson a lesson – “Chael doesn’t play around – You gotta earn it”
UFC 117 is in dire need of chaos. The main card, Anderson Silva vs. Chael Sonnen just may do the trick. Silva is an excellent fighter but has never been challenged on the ground. A stand up fighter with a reach on his oppenents from hell, has held his social and fighter status as “TOP DOG” in the cage.
So here’s what needs to happen to stir the UFC pot. First, I must say that even though a Shane Carwin vs. Brock Lesnar is on the horizon – UFC fans can …
There was a lot of buzz from MMA Fans after UFC 116. A square match between Shane Carwin and Brock lesnar, ended with a TAP-OUT from Shane Carwin in the second round. Personally I couldn’t believe Shane would finish with a tap or even lay down like a dead fish for Brock to basically sit on his face. Brock got lucky – and he also got his ass handed to him in the first round by Shane’s “fists of furry” It’s amazing that Brock lasted that long. Whats even more …
If you’ve been reading and following along the Lesnar drama over the last year – and ever since Frank Mir saw words of hate flow from the mouth of UFC’s biggest poor sport, Brock Lesnar – well then you should know by now that Baby Brock will receive a humbling dose of “Shane”. Shane Carwing has a dominiating streak in the Heavyweight Division of the UFC. I can’t wait for Brock to get a fist full of “hush” from the impressive Shane Carwin. You may think I’m a bit obsessed …
Two world titles will be on the line for the first time in 2010 when the Ultimate Fighting Championship returns to the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey for UFC 111: St-Pierre vs Hardy. UFC welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre has been unstoppable since regaining the title in 2008, and he aims on extending his reign and his six fight winning streak against British bomber Dan “The Outlaw” Hardy, who is unbeaten in the UFC and fresh off wins over Marcus Davis and Mike Swick.
Former two-time heavyweight champion Frank Mir will …