This weekend saw UFC Fight Night 58: Lyoto Machida vs. C.B. Dollaway as well as the annual Grapple at the Garden event. I’ll break down both events for this week’s edition of the Monday Morning Analyst (MMA).
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MMAFighting.com’s Marc Raimondi recaps another busy weekend in MMA.
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UFC on FOX 13 and The Ultimate Fighter 20 Finale offered a lot to like. There were standout performances, a new champion was crowned, fighters showed tremendous development, a prospect proved his worth and more. Yet, there were fights with ugly health consequences, an overstatement of success and more.
It’s time separate the good from the bad, the winners from the losers and the signal from the noise from the UFC weekend.
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On episode three of the Monday Morning Analyst, we review UFC on FOX 13, The Ultimate Fighter 20 Finale and WSOF 16. We also briefly discuss the big boxing weekend including Ishe Smith vs. Erislandy Lara, Amir Khan vs. Devon Alexander and Timothy Bradley vs. Diego Chaves.
Editor’s note: Portions of the video and audio lag due to poor Internet connectivity while recording. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
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On Monday’s episode of The MMA Hour, we’ll hand out our 2014 year-end awards. Below is a rundown of the show:
1:00 p.m. ET — MMAFighting.com’s Marc Raimondi will recap another busy weekend in MMA.
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A new UFC welterweight champion was crowned last weekend. The very first UFC strawweight champion was crowned Friday night. A murderer’s row of heavyweights is lined up for UFC on FOX 13 Saturday night.
And still I got more questions on CM Punk than other things. So let us jump right into things.
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Welcome to episode 116 of the Promotional Malpractice Live Chat.
Fairly a weekend in mixed martial arts, was not it? Top possibilities stood out at RFA 21 and Invicta 10, but the actual activity occurred at UFC 181.
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Welcome to episode 2 of The Monday Morning Analyst (MMA). This week I break down the results and famous fights in the weekend. We look at three occasions this time: Invicta 10, RFA 21 and UFC 181.
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LAS VEGAS – Josh Samman requested a fight at UFC 181 in honor of his late girlfriend, Hailey, whose birthday could have been this weekend.
Granted a chance, Samman made the the majority of his opportunity. The 26-year old middleweight from Miami knocked TUF 19 victor Eddie Gordon chilly in the Mandalay Bay Events Center having a head kick. The time was 3:08 of round two.
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In this Gracie Dysfunction, Ryron and Rener Gracie break down a few of the memorable exchanges during last weekend’s Metamoris 5.
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Metamoris founder Ralek Gracie breaks some news regarding this weekend’s Metamoris V event.
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MMAFighting.com’s Chuck Mindenhall recaps a very busy weekend in mixed martial arts.
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The MMA Hour is back in your life. Below is a rundown of Monday’s show:
1:00 p.m. ET — MMAFighting.com’s Chuck Mindenhall will recap a very busy weekend in mixed martial arts.
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It’s now been a year since Georges St-Pierre stepped into the Octagon, but the former UFC welterweight champion says he isn’t much closer to deciding his future involvement in the sport.
“I don’t know if I will go back to competition,” St-Pierre told MMA Canada this weekend in Toronto. “That’s why I didn’t call it ‘a retirement,’ I called it ‘a break’ because I don’t know. [Light heavyweight boxer] Bernard Hopkins has a good analogy. He says, ‘You can’t ask a woman who just gave birth and suffered for many hours if she will have another baby again.’ Same thing for me when I got out of competition.”
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MMAFighting.com’s Dave Meltzer looks back at a busy weekend for the UFC and ahead to an even busier Saturday night coming up.
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With a nightmare weekend behind him, and 30 hours of travel to think about everything that took place, Ian McCall could boil down the health scare that caused him to drop out of his UFC Fight Night 56 co-main event against John Lineker to a simple premise.
“Once I weakened my immune system with my weight cut, my body completely failed me,” the flyweight contender from Orange County said on Monday’s edition of The MMA Hour.
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The UFC’s double weekend events around the world were shows which were nearly precisely opposite to what we were told several months ago was the company strategy of international shows in various time zones.
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The MMA Hour is back in your lifetime. Below is a rundown of Monday’s show:
1:00 p.m. ET — MMAFighting.com’s Dave Meltzer will look back at a hectic weekend for the UFC and forward to an even more active Saturday night coming up.
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with this week’s episode of “The MMA Beat,” the panel will discuss Nevada eventually drug examining Vitor Belfort, whether MMA needs the Muhammad Ali Boxing Reform Act, the state of Invicta FC, another two jam-packed weekends in MMA, and even more.
Watch “The MMA Beat” reside today at 1 p.m. ET / 10 a.m. PT / 6 p.m. GMT.
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Welcome to episode 110 of the Promotional Malpractice Live Chat.
This weekend features not one, but two UFC Fight Night cards in far reaches of the planet. On the one hand, there is UFC Fight Night 56 in Australia, headlined by a significant middleweight battle between Luke Rockhold and Michael Bisping. This looks like do or die for Bisping in terms of being a true competitor given his age. In exactly the same time, Rockhold could certify himself as a future competitor for winner Chris Weidman having a dominating performance.
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