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UFC168 Weidman vs. Silva II will take place on Dec. 28 at MGM Grand Garden in Las Vegas . . .

[Parabola]

Nice article zurc07, kala ko nga dati luluwa na boobs ni rousey sa laban nila ni carmouche, saka nung naupkick yung boobs niya, ouch. Sayang si Gina Carano noh, sana bumalik siya sa MMA.

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UFC168 Weidman vs. Silva II will take place on Dec. 28 at MGM Grand Garden in Las Vegas . . .

thanks sa info, di ako excited sa rematch, siguro mas gusto ko iba naman kalaban nila like weidman vs the phenom, tapos bigyan muna nila ng non title fight si silva. Kayo po, opinyon niyo sa rematch?

[Zurca]

Anderson Silva-Chris Weidman rematch set for Dec. 28 in Las Vegas

The rematch between Anderson Silva and Chris Weidman for the UFC middleweight title will be held Dec. 28 at the MGM Grand Garden in Las Vegas in the main event of UFC 168.

Dana White made the announcement live on ESPN's SportsCenter at approximately 6:30 p.m. ET. He told Yahoo! Sports he closed the deal only an hour earlier, despite numerous reports out of Brazil all week that the deal was finished.

But the seeds of the deal were sown at a friendly lunch on Thursday between White, Silva and Silva managers Ed Soares and Jorge Guimares at Montage restaurant in Beverly Hills, Calif.

White had told Yahoo! Sports several times between Sunday and Wednesday, after Silva was knocked out in the second round by Weidman at UFC 162 in Las Vegas on July 6, that he hadn't spoken to Silva or his management team.

"I wanted to give him some space, and let him have the time he needs, and when he's ready to talk, we'll talk," White told Yahoo! Sports on Tuesday. "That's not that unusual for me with our big stars. After Georges [St-Pierre, the welterweight champion] beat [Nick] Diaz, I didn't talk to him for more than a month.

"I know Anderson said he didn't want the rematch, but I told you all along that I knew he would want it after he thought about it a little bit."

Soares reiterated several times to White that he should not bring up the fight to Silva while the men were eating.

"We sat down, and my partner, Jorge, was there with us, and I had to get up to use the rest room," Soares said. "And when I came back, Jorge, Anderson and Dana were talking about the fight."

White said he had agreed with Soares and just went for a friendly lunch. But he said the minute Silva sat down, he began to talk about a rematch. White, then, was happy to oblige.

White switched the women's bantamweight title fight between Ronda Rousey and Miesha Tate, that had been expected to be the main event of UFC 168, to the co-main to accommodate Silva-Weidman.

White several times Saturday said he thought the bout would be the biggest in UFC history and said he thought it could do between 1.2 million and 1.4 million on pay-per-view.

The UFC does not release its pay-per-view figures, but it is believed that UFC 100, at 1.25 million, is the best-selling pay-per-view the promotion has done.

Weidman said at the post-fight news conference on Saturday that he wanted the rematch. During a victory tour, in which he made several prominent appearances, including on "The Jim Rome Show" and "SportsCenter," he referred to the rematch as a "done deal" for either December or February.

That coincided with reports out of Brazil, specifically on Friday from GQ Brazil and on Saturday from the Globo television network, that said a rematch was finalized.

White was irate about all the rumors when speaking with Yahoo! Sports Saturday after making the announcement about the rematch. Everything, he said, was untrue and made it more difficult to get a deal.

"Globo is our partner -- our [expletive] partner," White said. "But not only did they go out and make an announcement that was completely [expletive] wrong at the time, but they said that they had [expletive] gotten it from me! That was complete and total [expletive].

"I'm here in Laguna Beach with my family, and all [expletive] day, people were coming up to me and saying, 'We're glad the rematch is happening in December.' And I was like, 'No! No! No!' I was going nuts and I finally said, 'I want to get all this [expletive] with Anderson's schedule cleared up and I want bout agreements signed by Anderson and Chris today."

White said late Friday that one problem that had arisen for a rematch in December, when he preferred to host it, was Silva's schedule. He was supposed to do a sponsor's tour that White said would take more than two weeks in Brazil. After that, he had other business obligations in Japan that would take more than a week.

There was concern whether Silva would have enough time to train with those obligations.

Soares wouldn't discuss specifics, but he said they were worked out satisfactorily.

"We had a lot of work to do and then make sure Anderson would have time to train and that his coaches would be available and all of that," Soares said. "But we got it worked out and he's excited about the fight."

Silva was doing a seminar in San Diego on Saturday, Soares said, and unavailable for comment. But Silva did release a short video to "SportsCenter."

"I'm back," Silva said on the video. "Trust me, I'm back."

He then winked.

Soares said he hasn't spoken much with Silva about the bout, but that there was no need to do so.

"He knows he made a mistake and he's ready to go out there and get his title back," Soares said.

Weidman was attending a wedding on Saturday and could not be reached.

more info lang po for ufc 168

[Zurca]

baka magkaroon pa ng part 3 kung matalo ni silva si weidman.

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Anderson Silva-Chris Weidman rematch set for Dec. 28 in Las Vegas

The rematch between Anderson Silva and Chris Weidman for the UFC middleweight title will be held Dec. 28 at the MGM Grand Garden in Las Vegas in the main event of UFC 168.

Dana White made the announcement live on ESPN's SportsCenter at approximately 6:30 p.m. ET. He told Yahoo! Sports he closed the deal only an hour earlier, despite numerous reports out of Brazil all week that the deal was finished.

But the seeds of the deal were sown at a friendly lunch on Thursday between White, Silva and Silva managers Ed Soares and Jorge Guimares at Montage restaurant in Beverly Hills, Calif.

White had told Yahoo! Sports several times between Sunday and Wednesday, after Silva was knocked out in the second round by Weidman at UFC 162 in Las Vegas on July 6, that he hadn't spoken to Silva or his management team.

"I wanted to give him some space, and let him have the time he needs, and when he's ready to talk, we'll talk," White told Yahoo! Sports on Tuesday. "That's not that unusual for me with our big stars. After Georges [St-Pierre, the welterweight champion] beat [Nick] Diaz, I didn't talk to him for more than a month.

"I know Anderson said he didn't want the rematch, but I told you all along that I knew he would want it after he thought about it a little bit."

Soares reiterated several times to White that he should not bring up the fight to Silva while the men were eating.

"We sat down, and my partner, Jorge, was there with us, and I had to get up to use the rest room," Soares said. "And when I came back, Jorge, Anderson and Dana were talking about the fight."

White said he had agreed with Soares and just went for a friendly lunch. But he said the minute Silva sat down, he began to talk about a rematch. White, then, was happy to oblige.

White switched the women's bantamweight title fight between Ronda Rousey and Miesha Tate, that had been expected to be the main event of UFC 168, to the co-main to accommodate Silva-Weidman.

White several times Saturday said he thought the bout would be the biggest in UFC history and said he thought it could do between 1.2 million and 1.4 million on pay-per-view.

The UFC does not release its pay-per-view figures, but it is believed that UFC 100, at 1.25 million, is the best-selling pay-per-view the promotion has done.

Weidman said at the post-fight news conference on Saturday that he wanted the rematch. During a victory tour, in which he made several prominent appearances, including on "The Jim Rome Show" and "SportsCenter," he referred to the rematch as a "done deal" for either December or February.

That coincided with reports out of Brazil, specifically on Friday from GQ Brazil and on Saturday from the Globo television network, that said a rematch was finalized.

White was irate about all the rumors when speaking with Yahoo! Sports Saturday after making the announcement about the rematch. Everything, he said, was untrue and made it more difficult to get a deal.

"Globo is our partner -- our [expletive] partner," White said. "But not only did they go out and make an announcement that was completely [expletive] wrong at the time, but they said that they had [expletive] gotten it from me! That was complete and total [expletive].

"I'm here in Laguna Beach with my family, and all [expletive] day, people were coming up to me and saying, 'We're glad the rematch is happening in December.' And I was like, 'No! No! No!' I was going nuts and I finally said, 'I want to get all this [expletive] with Anderson's schedule cleared up and I want bout agreements signed by Anderson and Chris today."

White said late Friday that one problem that had arisen for a rematch in December, when he preferred to host it, was Silva's schedule. He was supposed to do a sponsor's tour that White said would take more than two weeks in Brazil. After that, he had other business obligations in Japan that would take more than a week.

There was concern whether Silva would have enough time to train with those obligations.

Soares wouldn't discuss specifics, but he said they were worked out satisfactorily.

"We had a lot of work to do and then make sure Anderson would have time to train and that his coaches would be available and all of that," Soares said. "But we got it worked out and he's excited about the fight."

Silva was doing a seminar in San Diego on Saturday, Soares said, and unavailable for comment. But Silva did release a short video to "SportsCenter."

"I'm back," Silva said on the video. "Trust me, I'm back."

He then winked.

Soares said he hasn't spoken much with Silva about the bout, but that there was no need to do so.

"He knows he made a mistake and he's ready to go out there and get his title back," Soares said.

Weidman was attending a wedding on Saturday and could not be reached.

more info lang po for ufc 168

well medyo matagal pa yan pero sa time na yun

siguro naman much better na ang stand up ni weidman at mukang

mapapasabak si silva sa hinahanap niyang laban

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will jon jones vs anderson silva ever happen?

[Parabola]

will jon jones vs anderson silva ever happen?

maybe sir pero sa ngayon imo di muna yan ang ipapriority ni silva, baka bawiin muna niya yung MW belt.

[Zurca]

Anderson Silva Doesn't Plan to Change Fighting Style for UFC 168 Rematch Against Chris Weidman

It was one of the most shocking moments in MMA history when undefeated Chris Weidman dethroned the most dominant champion ever to fight under the Ultimate Fighting Championship's banner on July 6, at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nev.

Going into the UFC 162 Silva vs. Weidman bout, a decent number of people had an inclination Weidman's wrestling would cause problems for "The Spider," and that turned out to be the case early on. Weidman completed a takedown early in the first round, landing several hard shots, keeping Silva on his back for the first three minutes.

However, Silva turned things around as soon as he fought his way back to his feet -- thanks to a kneebar attempt by Weidman -- proving to be the better striker, humiliating Chris with his unreal head-movement and laser-accurate kicks until Weidman finally found a hole in his normally impregnable defense, bringing Silva's 16-fight win streak to an end.

Anderson initially indicated he didn't want a rematch against Weidman, but even the most casual of MMA fans knew that wasn't going to last. Thus, it wasn't that surprising when the Ultimate Fighting Championship's president, Dana White, recently revealed the two have agreed to meet in a rematch and headline the UFC 168 fight card scheduled for Dec. 28.

"Nobody likes to lose," Silva said during an interview with Globo TV (translated by MMAfighting.com). "I train four months to win. But you end [up] learning with your mistakes, and I learned the worst way possible. After everything that happened, we calmed down and I realized I had something to question, even question Anderson Silva. I lost to myself, and that's the worst loss. Losing by knockout shakes you, [it] will be in history, but will leave a lesson."

The Ultimate Fighting Championship's women's bantamweight champion, Ronda Rousey, will defend her title against Miesha Tate in the co-main event, so it's safe to say that White's assertion that the UFC 168 fight card will be the biggest event in the promotion's history is probably right.

Many Silva fans are eager to see the Brazilian reclaim "his" title from Weidman, while the "All-American" undoubtedly picked up a lot of new fans with his UFC 162 victory against Anderson.

Silva will, once again, be a favorite (opened at -140) heading into his second fight against Weidman, and there's a good reason for that. Silva was clearly the superior striker at UFC 162, and the chances of Chris catching him again during the rematch are slim to none.

Anderson understands that his unique striking style is primarily responsible for his multiple historic accomplishments as a mixed martial artist, and he doesn't plan to change a thing heading into UFC 168.

Not even the dropped hands or "showboating" antics many feel were excessive at UFC 162.

"If Muhammad Ali came up saying I wasn't humble, then I'd think if I was humble or not," he explained. "There was no lack of respect. I respect everybody. All the provocation, hands down... It should continue, it's part of the show."

[Parabola]

Salamat po sa info Zurc07, so ganun pa din pala gagawing style ni silva na para bagang wala siyang natutunang leksyon at pagrespeto sa kalaban. Sana hindi niya gawin ulet yun, kahihiyan yan sa sports at di magandang ehemplo sa mga baguhan sa MMA.

[tserman]

kung naging humble lang sana si silva sa pagiging sport niya ... nasa taas pa di siya ... naging bastos na kasi .. kabila pa ng bastos .... kaya jon jones is on top .... he never underestimated any opponent ....

[dellpot]

jones vs silva naman sana ang sunod

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kanina ko lang naalala eh

 i just watched aldo vs korean zombie too bad it ended like that

but aldo showcased he can fight with out his killer leg kicks

and he can wrestle too he really added some weapons in his arsenal

making him a better champ

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