boring first 2 rounds between bailey and mcgillivary

Wow I didn't know the prelims were on so early. Sucks I missed the first fights.

6 to 1 underdog george roop dominates and tko's grispi with a body shot in the 3rd round

Chris Cope looked VASTLY improved since his time on the show

Anthony Pettis is sick ass fighter, Guida doing his typical grind it out for 3 rounds try and win a decision

greg jackson strikes again lol

Good fight but predictable.

Guida had no intention of doing anything but laying on pettis and defending submission, this and the miguel torres/might mouse fight last week shows that no matter how good your jiu jitsu is that you can't win a decision from the bottom

Was almost as bad as Rashads lay and pray lol

Tony is the real deal. 4 KO's now.

The_Crosby_Show;791056 wrote:Tony is the real deal. 4 KO's now.

showed some good wrestling too

Hb31187;791055 wrote:Was almost as bad as Rashads lay and pray lol

ridiculous, the most substantial damage he did were shoulder bumps, his only game plan was to take him down and stall while avoiding submissions, i'll never respect fighters who don't try and finish fights and who fight not to lose, fuck greg jackson and his gameplans

^^^^ +1

Upcoming cards with big fights listed:

Strikeforce: Overeem vs. Werdum - June 18th on Showtime from Dallas, Texas
Alistair Overeem vs. Fabricio Werdum II in Grand Prix quarterfinal
Josh Barnett vs. Brett Rogers in Grand Prix quarterfinal
Gina Carano vs. Sarah D'Alelio

UFC on Versus 4 - June 26th on Versus from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Nate Marquardt vs. Rick Story
Pat Barry vs. Cheick Kongo
Martin Kampmann vs. John Howard
Matt Mitrione vs. Christian Morecraft

UFC 132 - July 2nd on PPV from Las Vegas, Nevada
Dominick Cruz (c) vs. Urijah Faber II for UFC Bantamweight Title
Wanderlei Silva vs. Chris Leben
Tito Ortiz vs. Ryan Bader
Carlos Condit vs. Dong Hyun Kim
Denis Siver vs. Matt Wiman

Strikeforce: Fedor vs. Henderson - July 30th on Showtime from Chicago, Illinois
Fedor Emelianenko vs. Dan Henderson
Marloes Coenen (c) vs. Miesha Tate for Women's Welterweight Title
Muhammad Lawal vs. Roger Gracie
Rafael Cavalcante vs. Ovince St. Preux

UFC 133 - August 6th on PPV from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Rashad Evans vs. Phil Davis
Rich Franklin vs. Antonio Rogerio Nogueira
Yoshihiro Akiyama vs. Vitor Belfort
Jorge Rivera vs. Alessio Sakara
Vladimir Matyushenko vs. Alexander Gustafsson

UFC on Versus 5 - August 14th on Versus from Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Dan Hardy vs. Chris Lytle
Ben Henderson vs. Jim Miller
Karlos Vemola vs. Stephan Bonnar
Amir Sadollah vs. Duane Ludwig

UFC 134 - August 27th on PPV from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Anderson Silva (c) vs. Yushin Okami II for Middleweight Title
Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira vs. Brendan Schaub
Shogun Rua vs. Forrest Griffin II

Strikeforce 36 - September 10th on Showtime from TBA
Jacare Souza (c) vs. Luke Rockhold for Middleweight Title
Josh Thompson vs. Maximo Blanco

UFC Fight Night 25 - September 17th on Spike TV from New Orleans, Louisiana
Alan Belcher vs. Jason MacDonald
Dong Yi Yang vs. Court McGee

UFC 135 - September 24th on PPV from Denver, Colorado
Jon Jones (c) vs. Rampage Jackson for Light Heavyweight Title
Matt Hughes vs. Diego Sanchez

UFC 136 - October 8th on PPV from Houston, Texas
Cain Velasquez (c) vs. Junior dos Santos for Heavyweight Title

UFC 137 - October 29th on PPV from Las Vegas, Nevada
Georges St-Pierre (c) vs. Nate Diaz for UFC Welterweight Title

The Ultimate Fighter 14 Finale - December 3rd on Spike TV from Las Vegas, Nevada
Jason Miller vs. Michael Bisping
Finalist #1 vs. Finalist #2

UFC 140 - December 10th on PPV from Montreal, Canada
TBA

I don't find the card this weekend worth buying.

bigdaddy2003;792175 wrote:I don't find the card this weekend worth buying.

It's almost worthy of being a free card.

The_Crosby_Show;792188 wrote:It's almost worthy of being a free card.

Ha are the sites that people used to watch them for free up or down?

I think the Dos Santos Carwin fight will be really good.

I Wear Pants;792218 wrote:I think the Dos Santos Carwin fight will be really good.

agreed, should be a war

I Wear Pants;792218 wrote:I think the Dos Santos Carwin fight will be really good.

It should be. Just not enough to pay 45 bones for in my eyes.

I Wear Pants;792218 wrote:I think the Dos Santos Carwin fight will be really good.

I definitely agree. I wouldn't buy a card for one great fight, though, and the rest of it looks kinda lacking.

I'm interested to see Kenny Florian at 145, I think he can give Aldo all he can handle if he can get by Nunes.

robj55;790458 wrote:I'm not trying to downgrade, I apologize if that's how it came across. What I meant was that wrestling is the easiest base to dominate a fight and win decisions with.

That part is true, but wouldn't that be true in a real fight as well? I mean if MMA is supposed to be the closest thing to a real fight as iegally aloud to have in a sport, why wouldn't that be true?

You get a real 1 on 1 fight out there between someone with a Muay Thai blackbelt (only) and someone who was just a decent HS wrestler, the HS wrestler will win that fight.

Not so if the Muay Thai fighter has a black belt in BJJ as well, then the wrestler had better be at least well versed in submission grappling.

Its realistic, so I don't see the problem with saying wrestling is the easiest "martial art" to dominate a fight with, since its true in a real fight.

I Wear Pants;792218 wrote:I think the Dos Santos Carwin fight will be really good.

no way this one goes the distance

jmog;792338 wrote:That part is true, but wouldn't that be true in a real fight as well? I mean if MMA is supposed to be the closest thing to a real fight as iegally aloud to have in a sport, why wouldn't that be true?

You get a real 1 on 1 fight out there between someone with a Muay Thai blackbelt (only) and someone who was just a decent HS wrestler, the HS wrestler will win that fight.

Not so if the Muay Thai fighter has a black belt in BJJ as well, then the wrestler had better be at least well versed in submission grappling.

Its realistic, so I don't see the problem with saying wrestling is the easiest "martial art" to dominate a fight with, since its true in a real fight.

Street fights have no rules....so i wouldn't say being well versed in a martial art will always translate into "i can win any street fight"