The card has already started i will keep you guys updated for the undercard and than for the main card this thread is also for just disscusing the fights in general.
Note: Most of the updates im getting from other websites.
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The card has already started i will keep you guys updated for the undercard and than for the main card this thread is also for just disscusing the fights in general.
Note: Most of the updates im getting from other websites.
Reuben Duran def. Francisco Rivera via submission (rear-naked choke)
Scott Jorgensen def. Ken Stone via first-round KO
Clay Harvison def. Justin Edwards via split decision
Shamar Bailey def. Ryan McGillivray via unanimous decision
George Roop def. Josh Grispi via third-round TKO
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah fuck and I have it on DVR. DUDE!?!?!
lmao sorry dont click on itQuote:
Originally Posted by Taylor Culbertson
Jeremy Stephens vs. Danny Downes is going on right now
Round 1: Early offense from Stephens with a jab and a kick that leads to a clinch. They break apart and Stephens throws another outside leg kick. Downes looks for knees and muscles it to the cage. Stephens quickly reverses position, and then backs out of there. A nice uppercut inside by Stephens lands, and again they go to the cage. They split apart and trade kicks and jabs before Stephens lands a couple nice knees along the fence. Back inside, Stephens lands a nice uppercut, then a right as they separate. He's definitely getting the better of Downes in the striking department. Downes comes forward, though. Still, it's a pretty clear 10-9 round for Stephens
Round 2: Another early striking start for Stephens, landing several clean jabs. Downes pushes it to the cage, then lands a short elbow. Stephens switches position, but Downes gets the fight to the ground and has a guillotine in – but Stephens' arm is in, and he defends it and escapes. Downes now has to work from his back in guard, and as Stephens postures up, Downes nearly lands an upkick. But Stephens finishes in side control and gets Downes' left arm and is bending it back at just a horrible position. Though Downes is miraculously not tapping, Stephens lands a giant elbow to his head. But Downes gets to his feet and the crowd loves him for it. Shortly after, Downes lands a kick too low, and Stephens takes time. Body kicks come from each. Downes is bouncing around nicely given that he almost had his arm ripped off two minutes ago, then nearly had his head driven through the mat with an elbow. Stephens pushes in and gets a nice takedown right in front of his corner. He passes to side control and finishes the round holding on
Round 3: Another early takedown for Stephens, but the fight pops back up quickly. Downes surely knows he needs to end the fight if he wants a win. Downes has a big cut near his left eye, and there's a good amount of blood. Stephens picks him up and carries him across the cage for a Matt Hughes-like slam, right in fornt of his corner. Downes gets back up, though, his face covered in blood. After a short exchange, Stephens again brings it to the ground. Again, Downes works his way up with Stephens hanging on to his back. Downes breaks it off with 90 seconds left, and he'll need a miracle. But another Stephens takedown ends those thoughts for now. Downes looks for a triangle, the only thing that can save him now. Stephens lands a few more elbows from up top
Result: Jeremy Stephens def. Danny Downes, unanimous decision (30-27, 30-26, 30-26)
Chris Cope vs. Chuck O'Neil, a welterweight bout on tonight's Spike TV card from the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas.
Cope (4-1) was the fifth pick on Team Lesnar, tenth overall and O'Neil (8-3) entered the show as a reserve on Team Lesnar. He and O'Neil reached the semifinals of the TUF 13 welterweight bracket, where they lost to tonight's finalists, Ramsey Nijem and Tony Ferguson, respectively. O'Neil (8-3) lost his first fight TUF fight to Zach Davis by triangle, but was given a second chance as a wild card.
Round 1: The crowd is loving the "Woooo!" shouts that Cope made famous this season on TUF. Josh Rosenthal gets things started. They touch gloves and we're rolling. Left-right from O'Neil opens things up, and he follows by trying to kick Cope's left leg out from under him. They clinch briefly, then separate and Cope lands a nice kick. High roundhouse right kick from O'Neil misses. Cope lands a left. Traded jabs, and then a big one from Cope gets the crowd's attention. They trade kicks and jabs, then Cope lands a spinning back kick to the midsection. Then a left high kick is partially blocked.
Round 2: Cope continues riling the crowd with his "Whooo!" yells. As the round starts, the two trade jabs and kicks. After a minute, Cope ties them up along the cage. O'Neil reverses position, then the two split apart. O'Neil checks a Cope leg kick. More jabs from each. O'Neil misses a spinning back kick. Cope keeps coming forward and is landing just a few more shots than O'Neil. But there's nothing yet that has anyone in trouble. Another left kick from Cope keeps O'Neil at bay. Cope throws a Superman punch and leads it into a leg kick, then another quick Superman punch. Then another as the round winds down
Round 3: A touch of gloves for this last round. O'Neil lands a nice right jab. Cope counters with a kick. Then a body shot. Then he ties O'Neil up along the cage and lands a left. O'Neil reverses position, but Cope breaks it off. Right to the body and left to the head from Cope. Jab fakes from Cope lead into inside leg kicks. Body shot lands from Cope. He then just misses a high kick, but follows with a nice kick to the body. They tie up, and Cope looks for knees as O'Neil tries to take the fight to the ground. They trade a little in the clinch, then split up with 90 seconds left as Cope gives another signature shout. He then just misses a spinning back kick, but follows it with a big spinning back fist that lands. O'Neil will probably need a home run to win this fight, but he's not doing much to go for it. Cope lands a nice left as he yells something to Chuck. Cope comes forward with more kicks as the fight draws to a close
Result: Chris Cope def. Chuck O'Neil, unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
Kyle Kingsbury vs. Fabio Maldonado, a light heavyweight bout on tonight's Spike TV card from the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas.
Kingsbury (10-2) was a season eight contestant on TUF and has won his last three UFC fights. Maldonado (18-3) won his UFC debut last October against James McSweeney via TKO.
dude why the hell will this shit now show on my spike? i live in az
and it says on spike it starts in another 2 hours and 15 mins
and its a tuf 13 marathon
Lmao sorry idk but we just saw Kyle kingsbury use 10th planetQuote:
Originally Posted by Brent E.
wow fucking time warner cable sux dick dude they screwed me over with ufc 129 when they didnt start the ENTIRE EVENT until the 4th round of the gsp vs shields fight