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I'm with you on this scoring. Give Edgar credit for surviving but I'm not sure how he could have received 48-46 in any round. The fight as a whole I didn't care for.
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Feeling up at Home
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Frankie Edgar, Brandon Vera, Marcus Davis and Phil Baroni all received lengthy suspensions due to nasal fractures.
10-8, first round. Then Edgar winning the next 4. 48-46 Edgar. If you give Maynard Rd3 then 47-47. If he wins the 5th rd also, 48-46 Maynard. I personally had it 47-47, unless they gave him a 10-7 first round. It's pretty rare for NSAC to give a 10-7 though.
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#1465 |
Have My Own Room
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The Nevada State Athletic Commission has released the pay day information for UFC 125: Resolution. Lightweight champion Frankie Edgar ($102,000) and light heavyweight Thiago Silva ($110,000) led the pack.
The total pay out was $872,000. The UFC sold 12,688 tickets for a $2,174,780 live gate. The pay per view is expected to be in the lower range for UFC events with MMA Payout predicting about 400,000 buys. It's entirely possible the event exceeded PPV expectations. Full fighter pay information in the full entry via MMA Mania. Frankie Edgar -- $102,000 ($51,000 to show, $51,000 to win) Gray Maynard -- $52,000 ($26,000 to show, $26,000 to win) Edgar and Maynard fought to a five-round draw Brian Stann -- $42,000 ($21,000 to show, $21,000 to win) Chris Leben -- $46,000 Stann def. Leben via technical knockout Thiago Silva -- $110,000 ($55,000 to show, $55,000 to win) Brandon Vera -- $60,000 Silva def. Vera via unanimous decision Dong Hyun Kim -- $70,000 ($35,000 to show, $35,000 to win) Nate Diaz -- $33,000 Kim def. Diaz via unanimous decision Clay Guida -- $62,000 ($31,000 to show, $31,000 to win) Takanori Gomi -- $50,000 Guida def. Gomi via submission (guillotine choke) Dustin Poirier -- $8,000 ($4,000 to show, $4,000 to win) Josh Grispi -- $15,000 Poirier def. Grispi via unanimous decision Brad Tavares -- $16,000 ($8,000 to show, $8,000 to win) Phil Baroni -- $25,000 Tavares def. Baroni via knockout Jacob Volkmann -- $24,000 ($12,000 to show, $12,000 to win) Antonio McKee -- $15,000 Volkmann def. McKee via split decision Jeremy Stephens -- $36,000 ($18,000 to show, $18,000 to win) Marcus Davis -- $31,000 Stephens def. Davis via knockout Diego Nunes -- $20,000 ($10,000 to show, $10,000 to win) Mike Brown -- $23,000 Nunes def. Brown via split decision Daniel Roberts -- $24,000 ($12,000 to show, $12,000 to win) Greg Soto -- $8,000 Roberts def. Soto via submission (Kimura) |
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#1466 |
Feeling at Home
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Is anyone as excited about UFC 126 as I am!?!?!
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#1469 |
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Holy thread revival Batman!
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#1471 |
Country Gentleman
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I just wanted to add to this thread that Jon Jones is the real deal.
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#1472 |
The Belly of the Beast
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I said that a while back.... dude is so talented its scary...
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I'm nuts for the place
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I have said that from the first time I saw this kid fight, and everyone would say "oh he is rough", "he is just a street fighter". This guy has come quite a ways from his first fight. I am very proud and happy for him, and I hope he knocks Rashad out!
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Saturdays fights should be good. Two title fights with a lot of leather being throw and Mousasi dealing with jardine's herky-jerky. I am taking Diaz over Daley. I'd really like to see these two d-bags beat the piss out of eat other. Daley has that one shot KO power but that is it. Diaz is the smarter fighter and has all the tools. He'll pepper Daley until he decides to take to the ground for the win. |
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#1476 |
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great strikeforce, easy to win my parlay of bets, except mousasi's illegal upkick made it a draw and i lost! Damn you mousassi!
Great event tho, all 4 fights were awesome |
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#1477 |
Country Gentleman
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It was a great strikeforce. You have to give Jardine credit for his heart. He kept coming.
The Diaz fight was awesome too.
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#1478 |
Team of 11...Always
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Just a few more hours and we're headed out to a sports bar to watch the UFC fights with friends. An absolutely STACKED fight card! My picks below!
GSP vs Jake Shields Aldo vs Hominick Matyushenko vs Brilz Couture vs Machida (even though I'm rooting for Capt America) Bocek vs Henderson Diaz vs MacDonald Pierson vs Ellenberger A great card! |
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Still Watching My Back
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#1480 |
Team of 11...Always
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I know our MMA talk has dwindled in the last year but I sincerely hope some of you caught last nite's event. UFC 132 was probably their best and most action-packed card of the year
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