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[Parabola]

Wahhhh hindi ko napanood kennedy vs natal, may paso kasi tapos wala replay ngayon gabi, ang gaganda ng resulta, sana napanood ko.

[sevendust]

Wahhhh hindi ko napanood kennedy vs natal, may paso kasi tapos wala replay ngayon gabi, ang gaganda ng resulta, sana napanood ko.

boss pagka mga replays dito ka manood >>>>--->> mmaffa.com .. fightnext.com .. mmaversus.com at mmavista.com

[xxxchoholic Rai ♥]

another great fight tomorrow

belfort vs hendo sino ang bet niyo dito?

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[Zurca]

hmm... kay belfort ako haha, kayo?

[xxxchoholic Rai ♥]

yeah i think belfort din yata ako hihihi

his skill set has much more to offer than hendo's..

plus he can move fast..

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[Parabola]

Nung unang laban ni hendo at belfort kay hendo talaga ako nun kasi kalakasan ni hendo yun pero ngayon kay belfort na din ako.

[Parabola]

Sinong punta sa Trinoma mamaya, nandun si gustafsson, punta ako may 1 ticket ako, pasign at papicture lang, hehe.

[Zurca]

Vitor Belfort KOs Dan Henderson at UFC Fight Night 32

Vitor Belfort earned his third straight head kick KO win Saturday night in the main event of UFC Fight Night 32 against Dan Henderson. This one was over fast as it took just over one minute for Belfort to secure the win over the former two-division champion in his homeland of Brazil.

For the first minute not a single strike was thrown by either man as they measured and stalked one another. Then, as he has done for nearly two decades, Belfort struck with sudden violence.

"The Phenom" connected with a left uppercut flush to the jaw of Henderson that dropped "Hendo" to the canvas. Belfort followed up with strikes on the ground. Henderson was able to get back to his feet but not out of danger.

The Brazilian struck next with a left high kick, also right to Henderson's jaw. That blow knocked the former Olympian out cold and left him flat on his back.

The win is Belfort's fifth in his last six fights.

At 43, Henderson has accomplished enough to be a first ballot hall of famer. He has also now lost three straight fights.

This last bout is the final one on Henderson's contract with the UFC. The wrestler may not have a great deal of leverage should he want to sign another deal with the organization.

Chances are they will either offer him a new contract with a considerable pay cut or decide not to extend an offer to "Hollywood" Dan at all. Henderson is in a difficult position at this point in his career because he is still a threat to any given opponent on any given night with his wrestling skills and punching power, but he's no spring chicken, has a losing streak and doesn't come cheap.

Henderson had never before been knocked out the way he was Saturday but after 16 years in professional MMA, it may be time for him to transition out of competitive fighting.

Belfort is also in an interesting place in his career. Though he himself is nearing 40 years old, Belfort is red-hot, winning almost every time out in impressive fashion of late.

Except, of course, for when he faces champions. His last loss was to current light heavyweight champion Jon Jones when he was submitted with a shoulder lock.

Three fights prior to that, Belfort got handled with ease by then middleweight champ Anderson Silva. Silva is set to rematch current 185 pound title holder Chris Weidman in December, who took his belt this past summer.

Either Silva or Weidman will be champion in the new year and Belfort insists that he deserves a title shot. The UFC has him ranked No. 2 in the division in their own rankings.

However, Belfort has not yet erased the memory of his getting knocked out in highlight reel fashion in the first round against Silva and if Weidman were to beat Anderson for a second straight time, Vitor would not seem like much of a threat to him either.

[xxxchoholic Rai ♥]

Vitor Belfort KOs Dan Henderson at UFC Fight Night 32

Vitor Belfort earned his third straight head kick KO win Saturday night in the main event of UFC Fight Night 32 against Dan Henderson. This one was over fast as it took just over one minute for Belfort to secure the win over the former two-division champion in his homeland of Brazil.

For the first minute not a single strike was thrown by either man as they measured and stalked one another. Then, as he has done for nearly two decades, Belfort struck with sudden violence.

"The Phenom" connected with a left uppercut flush to the jaw of Henderson that dropped "Hendo" to the canvas. Belfort followed up with strikes on the ground. Henderson was able to get back to his feet but not out of danger.

The Brazilian struck next with a left high kick, also right to Henderson's jaw. That blow knocked the former Olympian out cold and left him flat on his back.

The win is Belfort's fifth in his last six fights.

At 43, Henderson has accomplished enough to be a first ballot hall of famer. He has also now lost three straight fights.

This last bout is the final one on Henderson's contract with the UFC. The wrestler may not have a great deal of leverage should he want to sign another deal with the organization.

Chances are they will either offer him a new contract with a considerable pay cut or decide not to extend an offer to "Hollywood" Dan at all. Henderson is in a difficult position at this point in his career because he is still a threat to any given opponent on any given night with his wrestling skills and punching power, but he's no spring chicken, has a losing streak and doesn't come cheap.

Henderson had never before been knocked out the way he was Saturday but after 16 years in professional MMA, it may be time for him to transition out of competitive fighting.

Belfort is also in an interesting place in his career. Though he himself is nearing 40 years old, Belfort is red-hot, winning almost every time out in impressive fashion of late.

Except, of course, for when he faces champions. His last loss was to current light heavyweight champion Jon Jones when he was submitted with a shoulder lock.

Three fights prior to that, Belfort got handled with ease by then middleweight champ Anderson Silva. Silva is set to rematch current 185 pound title holder Chris Weidman in December, who took his belt this past summer.

Either Silva or Weidman will be champion in the new year and Belfort insists that he deserves a title shot. The UFC has him ranked No. 2 in the division in their own rankings.

However, Belfort has not yet erased the memory of his getting knocked out in highlight reel fashion in the first round against Silva and if Weidman were to beat Anderson for a second straight time, Vitor would not seem like much of a threat to him either.

as i expected it vitor really made a quick work on  hendo

still vitor has power and speed i think he could go for more great fights

even for the title contention in the future

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[Zurca]

“Unless Something Crazy Happens,” Vitor Belfort Gets Winner of Chris Weidman vs. Anderson Silva

On Saturday night at the Goiania Arena in Goiania, Brazil, Vitor Belfort managed to do what no other fighter has ever done before: he knocked out MMA legend Dan Henderson.

It took just 78 seconds, and it came via a brutal left high kick to the face of the aging 43-year-old legend.  The devastating kick was preceded by a crushing Belfort left uppercut that sent his opponent crumbling to the mat in the main event of UFC Fight Night 32.

With the win over the former Olympian and fan-favorite, Belfort now finds himself on an impressive three-fight winning streak.  Having defeated contenders Michael Bisping, Luke Rockhold, and Henderson, “The Phenom” is on the cusp of UFC gold once again.

A former UFC champion in his first run with the company in the late 90’s and early 2000’s, the thought of Belfort returning to championship status was once unfathomable.  Many thought Belfort was finished as a contender after a brutal 2-5 run from August 2004 to October 2006, beginning with a devastating three-fight losing streak to Randy Couture, Tito Ortiz, and Alistair Overeem, respectively.

With UFC middleweight champion Chris Weidman defending his belt against Anderson Silva in a rematch on Dec. 28 in Las Vegas at UFC 168, the division is on hold.

However, as UFC president Dana White said at the UFC Fight Night 32 post-fight press conference, the company has already found its next contender for the 185-pound strap.

“Big things for Vitor Belfort. Big things,” said White. “He did something no one in 39 fights was able to do; he stopped Dan Henderson.

“Vitor is a completely different fighter than when he was younger. He’s mentally there. He’s physically there. He’s more well-rounded than he’s ever been. I’m blown away by tonight’s performance.”

He continued, “Anderson’s gonna fight Dec. 28 in Las Vegas and it’s going to be the biggest fight we’ve ever done. The gate is already at $5.6 million and the pay-per-view is going to be huge. It’s going to be a massive event.

“And, yes, whoever wins will face Vitor Belfort. Unless something crazy happens and somebody gets hurt.”

Things haven’t always been sunshine and rainbows between the two.  Just this past July after Weidman upset Silva at UFC 162, Belfort was texting White non-stop for a shot at the new champion.  At the time, White made it abundantly clear that Belfort would have no chance at fighting for UFC gold.

Three consecutive stunning knockouts, however, changes things a bit.

“Vitor gets crazy sometimes. He gets his head a little over the skis,” he said about his prior run-ins with Belfort. “So we end up butting heads a little bit here and there. But I like Vitor. I respect Vitor. It’s tough to not respect the fighter he’s become. I think he’s a thousand times the fighter he used to be. Not only physically, but mentally.

“Mentally, Vitor used to have some issues where, you know, he wasn’t as confident in his abilities. He used to fight very one-dimensional. He would always try to use his hands and get the big knockout.  And now you see this guy is kicking, punching… did you see the way he came into the Octagon tonight? He ran into the Octagon. The new Vitor Belfort is (expletive) awesome. I love it.”

[xxxchoholic Rai ♥]

title contention na talaga si vitor?

nice one for him and it is an impressive win so i think he deserve a shot

for the title hihihi but i think he will be facing silva for it

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[dennis magtulis]

sabi n ahe! bumabalik ang dating bangis ni vitor - hopefully makatikim naman siya ng title ulet bago magretire

magaganda din ung ibang laban - di lang masyadong kilala pa

napanood niyo rin ung PXC? too bad talo pareho ung mga home grown champions naten,,ewan ko ba ,,parang di sila prepared s mga laban eh,,or mas magaling lang talaga yung mga nakaharap nila?

[Zurca]

si belfort ba yung na front kick ni silva? pero i doubt na mangyayare uli yun. pagnaglandi na naman si silva eh sa sahig uli siya pupulutin lol

[xxxchoholic Rai ♥]

si belfort ba yung na front kick ni silva? pero i doubt na mangyayare uli yun. pagnaglandi na naman si silva eh sa sahig uli siya pupulutin lol

yeah siya nga yun poh yun

i too do believe pag naglaban ulit sila eh iba ang mangyayari i am sure

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[Parabola]

Ilang minuto nalang po, main card na ng UFC 167, may laban si ma boy chael p. Sonnen, haha. eto prediction ko.
Hendricks def. GSP, 2nd rd TKO
Sonnen def. Evans, UD
Lawler def. Rory, 3rd rd TKO
Usap usap nalang mamaya.