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UFC 134 Odds & Fight Predictions

admin — Mon, 15 Aug 2011 14:31:51 +0000

For the first time since 1998, the Ultimate Fighting Championship returns to Brazil for UFC 134:

Silva vs. Okami. The night’s main UFC Betting event features Brazilian Middleweight Champion, Anderson “The Spider” Silva, as he looks to defend his belt for a record ninth-time against the last man to ever defeat him, Yushin “Thunder” Okami.

Every fight on the main card features a native Brazilian which will have fans at HSBC Arena in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, buzzing. All of the Pay-Per-View fun starts at 9:00 ET with hard hitting action also coming in the Heavyweight, Light Heavyweight and Lightweight divisions with names and former champions like Minotauro Nogueira, Shogun Rua and Forrest Griffin all scheduled to step into the octagon.

Middleweight Championship Bout: Anderson “The Spider” Silva (28-4) vs. Yushin “Thunder” Okami (27-5)

It’s been over five years since Anderson Silva last lost a MMA gambling bout; coincidently enough, it came at the hands of Yushin Okami. Though there was, and is still, controversy surrounding Okami’s victory (due to Silva being DQ’ed following an illegal kick), the longest Middleweight Champion in UFC history will now have a shot at revenge in his home country of Brazil, where he has not fought since 2003. Silva (-500) is the best striker in the world and holds black belts in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Jude and Taekwondo; 17 of his 30 wins have come by way of knockout and he’s finished 12 of the men he’s faced in compiling a 14 fight win streak.

Though Okami is a strong grappler with a big gas tank and the ability to finish, all of the cards are stacked against him in this fight; the crowd alone should be able to score Silva the victory. If by some chance Okami (+350) wins, even by decision, it could very well be the biggest upset (and disappointment) in UFC history.

Prediction: Silva by KO (1st Round)

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Light Heavyweight Bout: Mauricio “Shogun” Rua (19-5) vs. Forrest Griffin (18-6)

This is another wonderful rematch set up by Dana White and Joe Silva as Shogun (-200), another native Brazilian, makes his return to the octagon following his brutal loss of the Light Heavyweight title to Jon Jones back in March. Though Rua is just 3-3 in his UFC career, the former Pride Champion is lethal with his strikes, scoring 16 of his 19 victories by knockout.

Griffin (+160), who was once the Light Heavyweight Champion as well, defeated Shogun by rear naked choke in the Brazilian’s UFC debut, and enters off of back to back wins over Tito Ortiz and Rich Franklin respectively. Griffin is never one to back away from a slug fest and this war has “Fight of the Night” written all over it!

Prediction: Rua by TKO (2nd Round)

Heavyweight Bout: Antonio Rodrigo “Minotauro” Nogueira (32-6-1, 1NC) vs. Brendan “The Hybrid” Schaub (9-1)

Having never been knocked out in his first 35 UFC gambling contests, Minotauro Nogueira, an MMA legend, has been KO’d in two of his last three fights. Though just 35, Minotauro has taken a lot of damage recently and his career (at least in the UFC) could be in jeopardy if he suffers another vicious loss.

And sadly, that could be the case as Brendan Schaub enters the biggest fight of his career. Schaub (-200) has incredible stamina, determination and most importantly, power, with all but one of his victories coming by knockout. Though Big-Nog (+160) will be fighting in his own backyard, the 28 year-old American could easily steal the show.

Prediction: Schaub by TKO (3rd Round)

Lightweight Bout: Edson “Junior” Barboza (8-0) vs. Ross “The Real Deal” Pearson (14-4)

Edson Barboza has been extremely impressive since making his UFC debut last November. Six of Junior’s eight wins have been stoppages and he’s shown ridiculous striking ability with his legs since competing on the world’s biggest MMA betting stage; now he’ll look to do the same in his home country.

England’s Pearson likes to get inside and if the fight goes to the mat, he’s shown he can finish with an array of submissions. The Brit needs to press if he hopes to negate Barboza’s striking, but don’t be surprised to see Junior do just enough to stay undefeated.

Prediction: Barboza by Decision

Light Heavyweight Bout: Luiz “Banha” Cane (12-3-1) vs. Stanislav Nedkov (11-0)

Though Luiz Cane has a BJJ black belt, he’s recorded just one career victory by submission. Banha likes to throw his hands, but recently its cost him, losing two of his last three fights by KO; he does enter off of a KO win, however.

The Brazilian will be opposed by undefeated Bulgarian, Stanislav Nedkov, who is making his long awaited UFC debut. Nedkov can win with strikes, submissions and/or stamina, but he’s yet to face someone as aggressive as Cane. This should be a wonderful way to kick start the Pay-Per-View MMA gambling card!

Prediction: Cane by TKO (3rd Round)

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Video: UFC 133 RASHAD EVANS vs. TITO ORTIZ KNEE TO THE CHEST KO

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UFC 133 Odds & Fight Predictions

Matt Martz — Sun, 31 Jul 2011 11:28:11 +0000

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Billed as a bout between too former adversaries, and marking the return of the UFC to Philadelphia after a two-year absence, former light heavyweight champion Rashad Evans will try to hold onto his No. 1 contender status against a resurgent Tito Ortiz in UFC 133 on August 6.

- Main Event: Rashad “Suga” Evans (15-1-1) vs. Tito Ortiz (16-8-1)  

-  Date: Saturday, August 6, 2011 Time: 9pm ET/6pm PT 

- Venue: The Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

-  TV: Pay-per-view, Spike TV (8pm ET/5pm PT)

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UFC 133 Main Event

Tito Ortiz (16-8-1): +300 vs. Rashad Evans (15-1-1): -450

A one-time UFC Light-Heavyweight Champion, Evans was scheduled to face Jon “Bones” Jones, the current titleholder on the UFC 133 card. However, Jones withdrew with a hand injury being replaced with upcoming fighter Phil “Mr. Wonderful” Davis.

Then in a similar turn of events, a knee injury caused Davis’ camp to scratch him from the bout, triggering UFC president Dana White to turn his attention to “The Huntington Beach Bad Boy”, slotting him into the main event at UFC 133 against Evans.

Now, Ortiz, who is coming off a career-saving victory after earning Submission of the Night honors by submitting Ryan Bader at UFC 132 on July 2, will enter the Octagon in a rematch of UFC 73, when he and Evans battled to a draw, as the final scorecards read 28-28 from all three judges.

The win was Ortiz’s first since he defeated Ken Shamrock in 2006, as he forced Bader to tap just two minutes into the bout.

Meanwhile, Evans who became the Light-Heavyweight Champion at UFC 92 on December 27, 2008, was punched into unconsciousness in Round 2 of his first title defense fight against Lyoto Machida, resulting in his first and only loss in his MMA career. Since then, Evans has had just two more UFC headliner bouts, with his last trip to the ring being back on May 29, 2010 when he beat Quinton Jackson by unanimous decision on the UFC 114 card.

Pick: Ortiz +300- Ortiz will no doubt be carrying momentum into his rematch with Evans from his win over Bader, and after proving that his career is far from being over, the 36-year old submission specialist should be hungry to secure his position as one of the next contenders for the UFC light heavyweight crown. What’s more, he should hold an advantage having fought more recently than a rusty Evans.

Main Card Pay-Per-View Bouts

Rich Franklin (28-6): +120 vs. Antonio Rogerio Nogueira: (19-5) -150

In the evening’s other anticipated light heavyweight division match up, Rich “Ace” Franklin will attempt to regain his relevance in the ring after losing five out of 11 consecutive fights, including a loss by unanimous decision to Forrest Griffin in UFC 126 earlier this year.

Meanwhile, Antonio Rogerio Nogueira has suffered back-to-back losses in his most recent fights, first to Ryan Bader in UFC 119, then to Phil Davis in UFC Fight Night, which they headlined.

Pick: Nogueira -150-Nogueira should be able to inflict enough damage with his strikes to impress the judges in this one.

Yoshiro Akiyama (13-2): +225 vs. Victor Belfort (19-9): -285

Akiyama was recently pulled out of a scheduled UFC 128 clash against Nate Marquardt due to the devastating natural disasters over in Japan. He will enter the ring after losing two consecutive fights against Chris Leben and Michael Bisping, respectively.

In the meantime, Belfort will look to regain respect after his match ending KO by Anderson Silva at UFC 126.

Pick: Belfort -285-Akiyama is tough, but has never faced anyone quite like the motivated Belfort whose fourth straight bonus award isn’t out of the picture.

Jorge Rivera (19-2) vs. Alessio Sakara (15-8)

After two previous attempts, this fight is on.

Rivera makes his return to the ring after losing to Michael Bisping at UFC 127, where he suffered his first loss since 2008 when he was TKO’d in the second round.

For Sakara, he is coming off a frustrating defeat by unanimous decision to up and comer Chris Weidman at UFC on Versus last month.

Pick: Sakara: Quite simply, one fighter is on the rise while the other is in steep decline.

Rory MacDonald (11-1) vs. Mike Pyle (27-7-1)

After a late-round loss to Carlos Condit last June, MacDonald wrecked Nate Diaz at UFC 129 on April 30 in Toronto. The 21-year old is building a promising fighting career and could make a name for himself by beating a resurgent veteran.

Pyle, who has been fighting for over a decade hasn’t showed any signs of slowing, stringing together a trio of wins including his most recent over Ricardo Almeida at UFC 128.

Pick: Pyle -Can experience trump youth? I believe it can.

Spike TV Preliminary Bouts

Vladimir Matyushenko (25-5) vs. Alexander Gustafsson (11-1)

The evening international flavored fight is between Belarusian Vladimir Matyushenko, and Swedish boxer Alexander Gustafsson. The 40-year old Matyushenko impressed the MMA community after recently needing just 20 seconds to KO Jason Brilz back on April 30 at UFC 129 in Toronto.

Meanwhile, Gustafsson is a hot young prospect who has lost just once in his promising professional career to fellow rising contender, Phil Davis back at UFC 112 in Abu Dhabi that resulted in a second round submission.

Pick: Gustafsson -Look for Gustafsson’s standup to be the difference in this one.

Chad Mendes (10-0) -625 vs. Rani Yahya (16-6) +425

To fight, or not to fight? That was question after Jose Aldo withdrew from the previously scheduled bout against Mendes at UFC 133. Mendes chose to fight, and is scheduled to clash with Rani Yahya who has dropped five consecutive fights against top bantamweight contenders Joseph Benavidez and Takeya Mizugaki, just four months apart.

Those losses prompted his return to the featherweight division in an effort to beef up his scorecard, and after three rounds in his next fight, Yahya posted a unanimous decision over Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt Mike Brown in UFC Fight Night 23 back in January.

Pick: Mendes-625-Yahya’s impressive win over Brown may have quelled the critics, but get ready, because here comes the “Money.”

Preliminary Bouts 

Johny Hendricks (10-1) -115 vs. Mike Pierce (12-3) -115

A pair of incredibly talented wrestlers will square off in this bar room braw,l with good ole’ boy Hendricks making his second trip to Philly since joining the league back in 2009.

The former amateur wrestler assembled an impressive 5-1 record, with his lone loss coming by way of a close decision to Ricky Story. Three months later, he got back on the rails winning by way of his first round knockout of TJ Waldburger at UFC Fight Night 24 in March.

Pierce, also a bona fide wrestler out of Portland State University, enters this fight with three consecutive wins, knocking out Kenny Robertson back in Feb. at UFC 126.

Pick: Pierce -Pierce will do enough in the stand up and limit Hendricks effectiveness on the ground to secure victory.

Other Preliminary Fights:

 Dennis Hallman vs. Brian Ebersole  
Ivan Menjivar vs. Nick Pace  
Costantinos Phillippou vs. Rafael Natal
 Mike Brown vs. Nam Phan

Dan Henderson Knocks Out Fedor Emelianenko Video

admin — Sun, 31 Jul 2011 11:19:02 +0000

MMA Knock-Out Of the Year? Arthur Guseinov’s Spinning Back-Fist KO At M-1 Challenge 26

admin — Sat, 09 Jul 2011 12:36:27 +0000

Add this video to your potential MMA Knock-Out of Year candidates. Arthur Guseinov destroyed Tyson Jeffries with fairly impressive spinning back-fist. You can probably forget Jeffries’ name unless that is important when you’re filling out your ballot for Knock-Out of the Year.

Dominique Sorenson Sexy Ass MMA Model & Ring Girl

admin — Fri, 08 Jul 2011 16:21:43 +0000

Dominique Sorenson is an MMA model and ring girl for regional Minneapolis promotions including Brutaal, MAX Fights, and Savage Entertainment. She plans on starting her own business for MMA ring girls and promo models.

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Matt Mitrione KO’s Christian Morecraft Twice

admin — Mon, 27 Jun 2011 13:57:54 +0000

Matt Mitrione KO’s Christian Morecraft Twice. First in the opening round, but the fight was not stopped by a god awful referee, then again in the second he finished Morecraft.

KO #1

KO #2

UFC 132 Odds, Fight Predictions, Date & Fight Card

admin — Thu, 23 Jun 2011 14:59:14 +0000

The next marquee UFC event is set for Saturday, July 2nd. UFC 132 will be held at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. There will be five bouts on the preliminary lineup prior to the main card of five fights.

Bantamweight Championship Fight: Urijah Faber (+105) vs. Dominick Cruz (-135)

In the marquee match of the night, a title belt will be on the line. Faber (25-4 MMA record) will be making just his second appearance in a UFC event. The 32-year-old won his UFC debut against Eddie Wineland in March. With just a 4-3 mark in his last seven fights, Faber will try to get back on track against an opponent he has defeated in the past. Four years ago in Las Vegas, Faber stopped Cruz (17-1) to defend his WEC Featherweight Championship. Now, the 25-year-old Cruz will be seeking revenge for his lone pro setback as the current UFC Bantamweight Champion. In the rematch, the younger fighter prevails.

Middleweight Fight: Chris Leben (+145) vs. Wanderlei Silva (-175)

Leben (25-7), a former WEC Middleweight Champion, is just 6-5 in his 11 bouts heading into this matchup. The 30-year-old fell to Brian Stann in his last outing at UFC 125. Silva (33-10-1) has also had some struggles in his recent fights. The 34-year-old has dropped five of his last seven matches. In a tight battle, Silva comes out on top.

Welterweight Fight: Carlos Condit (-110) vs. Dong Hyun Kim (-120)

Condit (26-5) has won 11 of his last 12 bouts heading into UFC 132. The 27-year-old is a former WEC Welterweight Champion. Kim (14-0-1) has yet to lose in his brief MMA pro career. The 29-year-old South Korean came away with a unanimous decision in his last fight against Nate Diaz at UFC 125. In a mild upset, Condit gets a victory in this one.

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Light Heavyweight Fight: Tito Ortiz (+350) vs. Ryan Bader (-500)

While Ortiz (15-8-1) is one of the biggest names in the sport, the former UFC Light Heavyweight Champion has failed to win any of his last five matches dating back to 2006. At 36, age appears to have caught up to Ortiz. The younger Bader (12-1) suffered his first pro setback in his last fight against Jon Jones at UFC 126. In a mismatch, Bader takes care of Ortiz.

Lightweight Fight: Shane Roller (+220) vs. Melvin Guillard (-300)

Roller (10-3) will be making his debut at a marquee UFC event. The 31-year-old was an All-American wrestler in college at Oklahoma State. Guillard (27-8-2) became an MMA fighter after a brief boxing career. The 28-year-old has won seven of his last eight bouts heading into the matchup against Roller. The favorite rolls in this fight.

Lightweight Fight: Matt Wiman (+105) vs. Dennis Siver (-135)

Wiman (13-5) has won his last three outings heading into this bout. The 27-year-old has a fighting style that is based in wrestling. The 32-year-old Siver (18-7) has also won his last three fights. In a tight battle, Wiman pulls a mild upset against Siver.

Arianny Celeste goes topless for Bud Light Lime video

admin — Wed, 15 Jun 2011 19:38:25 +0000

Arianny Celeste topless, rolling around in a sea of limes…squeezing juice all over her sexy body….oh yea, it’s a Bud Light Lime commercial.