UFC poh

[Itachi101]

lol para sa akin hindi classic ang silva vs weidman fight, more of a disappointment for me.

ah ganun ba
ang reason para sa akin na classic yun kasi upset yung laban
and natalo yung mayabang na champion
and last nanalo ako sa pustahan

[Zurca]

it would be a classic upset IF silva fought seriously and still lost to weidman. sayang lang hindi ako tumaya kanino man sa kanila lol

[Itachi101]

it would be a classic upset IF silva fought seriously and still lost to weidman. sayang lang hindi ako tumaya kanino man sa kanila lol

malalaman natin yan
sa 2nd fight nila malapit na ba yon
pero sana dito pumusta ka na for fun lang naman fellow PT 

[xxxchoholic Rai ♥]

talagang di maganda ang laban na yun

and wiedman just got lucky na siya yun kalaban niya sa moment

na nagloko si silva.. now na meron na si machida sa middle weight picture

mukang mas titindi ang competition sa division na ito..

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[Parabola]

Hehe pero for sure di pa din maglalaban si machida at silva kung sakali, parang magkapatid na daw sila kuno, haha, middleweight talaga ang orig target ni machida nung mapunta siya sa ufc pero dahil si silva yung champion sa MW, pumunta nalang siya sa LWH para di sila magkatagpo ni silva.

[xxxchoholic Rai ♥]

mukang magpapalit nga yata sila eh

si silva naman sa LHW then machida sa MW lols hihihi

pwede noh? pero true close kasi sila ni silva

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[Parabola]

Haha, mukha nga, ayos yun, so far maganda record ni silva sa LHW, ewan ko pero di pa naman siya nakakatagpo ng nasa Top 10 dun, mukhang may ibubuga siya sa LHW but i doubt na kaya niyang talunin si jones, sa palagay ko lang ha. Tama, saka iisa lang manager nila, si ed soare, hehe.

[xxxchoholic Rai ♥]

i think kaya naman ni silva sa LHW uhm wala lang siyang

matinding nakalaban na contender sa belt kaya medyo di pa siya ganun

na napapansin masiyado sa LWH

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[Zurca]

UFC 169 Set for Super Bowl Weekend, Includes Jones vs. Teixeira and Mir vs. Overeem

UFC light heavyweight champion Jon Jones’ next title defense is now official. He will square off with Glover Teixeira at UFC 169 on Feb. 1 at the Prudential Center in Newark, N.J.

UFC officials made the bout and event official on Thursday.

The Jones vs. Teixeira bout was not a surprise nor was the date and location. What was a bit of a surprise, however, was another bout announced for UFC 169.

Frank Mir and Alistair Overeem were scheduled to fight at UFC 167 on Nov. 16 in Las Vegas, but will now move to the UFC 169 fight card in Newark, in part to be sure Mir is medically fit for the fight.

“While there was no indication whatsoever that Mir wouldn’t be fully, medically cleared in time to compete on November 16th, UFC officials and Nevada Commission representatives believed that a short postponement would allow both athletes more time to train for the bout,” said a UFC statement to Newsday.

The move also gives the Super Bowl weekend fight card a loaded top end.

The move to New Jersey for Super Bowl weekend is a big one for the UFC. Their television partners at Fox will be airing the next Super Bowl and they asked the UFC to move it’s annual event to New Jersey to help them dominate the sports world that week.

The UFC has traditionally held its Super Bowl weekend events in Las Vegas.

[xxxchoholic Rai ♥]

UFC 169 Set for Super Bowl Weekend, Includes Jones vs. Teixeira and Mir vs. Overeem

UFC light heavyweight champion Jon Jones’ next title defense is now official. He will square off with Glover Teixeira at UFC 169 on Feb. 1 at the Prudential Center in Newark, N.J.

UFC officials made the bout and event official on Thursday.

The Jones vs. Teixeira bout was not a surprise nor was the date and location. What was a bit of a surprise, however, was another bout announced for UFC 169.

Frank Mir and Alistair Overeem were scheduled to fight at UFC 167 on Nov. 16 in Las Vegas, but will now move to the UFC 169 fight card in Newark, in part to be sure Mir is medically fit for the fight.

“While there was no indication whatsoever that Mir wouldn’t be fully, medically cleared in time to compete on November 16th, UFC officials and Nevada Commission representatives believed that a short postponement would allow both athletes more time to train for the bout,” said a UFC statement to Newsday.

The move also gives the Super Bowl weekend fight card a loaded top end.

The move to New Jersey for Super Bowl weekend is a big one for the UFC. Their television partners at Fox will be airing the next Super Bowl and they asked the UFC to move it’s annual event to New Jersey to help them dominate the sports world that week.

The UFC has traditionally held its Super Bowl weekend events in Las Vegas.

wow this one is an interesting match up

i hope matuloy nga talaga ito.. i wanna see how mir battle overeem

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[Parabola]

Hahaha, tulad ng sinabi ko dati nasa UFC na yung tatalo kay jones, si glover, medyo biased, haha, halatang maka glover teixiera. Kahit idolo ko si mir mula nang dumating siya sa ufc, yung mga panahon na di pa siya naaksidente sa motorcycle naniniwala pa din ako na mananalo si reem laban sa kanya via 1st rd KO.

[Zurca]

UFC champ Georges St-Pierre may retire after November fight

On Nov. 16, UFC welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre will defend his belt against Johny Hendricks. According to GSP’s head coach, Firas Zahabi, the champ is hungry and motivated right now but there is no guarantee that he will be back for more after this next fight.
“It takes a special mind to do MMA,” Zahabi said in a recent interview.

“We need to train every day, do not go out and do not do things you love. Train all day long. It is not easy. It’s really something.”
The TriStar coach says that St. Pierre has yet to determine if he’ll be interested in going through all that again after the Hendricks fight. If the French Canadian does not feel the same desire to sacrifice and train hard, Zahabi says St. Pierre will retire after the next fight.

“Georges told me…if he still has the motivation for another training camp, he will continue. Otherwise, he will retire,” Zahabi said.

“Motivation is the most important thing. When you do not have it, you have nothing. Georges is motivated for this camp. He’s trained well.”

St. Pierre is over eleven years into his MMA career, most of which has been in the UFC. Though the 32 year-old has looked sharp in his most recent fights, with wins over Carlos Condit and Nick Diaz since returning from ACL replacement surgery, it may be that he’s nearing the end of the road by his own choice.

What do you think? Is St. Pierre talking privately about retirement a sign that he’s not completely focused on beating Johny Hendricks next month at UFC 167 or will a sense of finality add to his motivation to go out on a high note?

[Parabola]

UFC champ Georges St-Pierre may retire after November fight

On Nov. 16, UFC welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre will defend his belt against Johny Hendricks. According to GSP’s head coach, Firas Zahabi, the champ is hungry and motivated right now but there is no guarantee that he will be back for more after this next fight.
“It takes a special mind to do MMA,” Zahabi said in a recent interview.

“We need to train every day, do not go out and do not do things you love. Train all day long. It is not easy. It’s really something.”
The TriStar coach says that St. Pierre has yet to determine if he’ll be interested in going through all that again after the Hendricks fight. If the French Canadian does not feel the same desire to sacrifice and train hard, Zahabi says St. Pierre will retire after the next fight.

“Georges told me…if he still has the motivation for another training camp, he will continue. Otherwise, he will retire,” Zahabi said.

“Motivation is the most important thing. When you do not have it, you have nothing. Georges is motivated for this camp. He’s trained well.”

St. Pierre is over eleven years into his MMA career, most of which has been in the UFC. Though the 32 year-old has looked sharp in his most recent fights, with wins over Carlos Condit and Nick Diaz since returning from ACL replacement surgery, it may be that he’s nearing the end of the road by his own choice.

What do you think? Is St. Pierre talking privately about retirement a sign that he’s not completely focused on beating Johny Hendricks next month at UFC 167 or will a sense of finality add to his motivation to go out on a high note?

salamat sa info sir, hehe matatalo na kasi si GSP ni Bigg Rigg kaya magreretire na siya. anyway di ko talaga gusto style niya eh, champion siya pero di ako excited sa mga laban niya.

[Zurca]

oo nga, i agree 7 out of his last 8 matches are won by decision. hindi din ganun ka entertaining yung fights niya since laging sila nasa ground ng opponent. hindi katulad ni silva na maraming antics rings which cost him lol. pero i must say magaling talaga siya pero hindi lang talaga ganun kaentertaining yung fighting style niya.

[Parabola]

Laki talaga ng pinagbago ni GSP since his KO lost nung unang laban nila ni Serra, naging boring laro niya, sa kagustuhang laging manalo, naging point fighter nalang siya at wala na siyang pakialam kung matapos niya kalaban niya at mapasaya ang mga tao. Yan ang pagkakaiba ng athlete lang sa totoong fighter, mas bumibilib ako sa tumatapos ng kalaban like carlos condit and glover teixeira. and poor rory mcdonald, nahawa na din kay gsp, haha.