الاثنين، 29 سبتمبر 2014

Patrick Holohan will now confront Chris Kelades at UFC Fight Night 54

An adversary for Patrick Holohan continues to be located in a rush.


After Louis Gaudinot dropped from their fight at UFC Fight Night 54 before Monday, Holohan will now confront Chris Kelades to the key card this Saturday night in Halifax, Nova Scotia, in accordance with Holohan’s supervisor John Kavanagh about The MMA Hour.




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Patrick Holohan will now confront Chris Kelades at UFC Fight Night 54

Alan Patrick out of UFC 179 with fractured jaw

Scheduled to take on Beneil Dariush on the key card of UFC 179, climbing lightweight Alan Patrick will not compete in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.


Patrick (12-0), who has not competed since a close decision triumph over John Makdessi in February, has endured an injury on Thursday, and will not be able to compete on Oct. 25.




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Alan Patrick out of UFC 179 with fractured jaw

At 38 years old, heavyweight Sean McCorkle calls it a profession

Heavyweight Sean McCorkle is retiring from competing in mixed martial arts. “Big Sexy” appeared on Monday’s version of The MMA Hour to allow it to be official.


The 38-year old McCorkle last fought on Sept. 20 in a rematch with Richard White in Square Ring Promotions, and lost via first round armbar. Over his last six fights, McCorkle lost five, including his rematch with Polish strongman Mariusz Pudzianowski at KSW 24 in Sept of this past year. That one came via unanimous decision in a two-round main event.




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At 38 years old, heavyweight Sean McCorkle calls it a profession

UFC 178 wages: Conor McGregor cashes in with rapid triumph over Dustin Poirier

If time is money, then Conor McGregor did pretty well for himself at UFC 178. The Irish featherweight ace brought in a little over $1,415 per second in purse winnings alone in only his fourth UFC fight, cashing in a $150,000 check for his sub two-minute triumph over Dustin Poirier on the night’s pay per view card, according to information released to MMAFighting.com by the Nevada Athletic Commission.


Throughout weeks of pre-fight hype, McGregor called he’d knock out Poirier inside the initial round, and finally he did just that, earning himself an added Performance of the Nighttime bonus in the procedure which brought his disclosed gains to $200,000. Poirier took home $34,000 in the losing effort.




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UFC 178 wages: Conor McGregor cashes in with rapid triumph over Dustin Poirier

UFC buying a replacement on days" notice as Louis Gaudinot withdraws from UFC Fight Night 54

Only days prior to the return of the Octagon to Canada, UFC should locate an adversary for Patrick Holohan at UFC Fight Night 54.


Louis Gaudinot, who had been scheduled to take to the Irish flyweight at Saturday’s card in Halifax, Nova Scotia, was forced from the fight with the injury. The UFC told MMAFighting.com’s Ariel Helwani the promotion is trying to find a replacement on days’ notice. MMA Junkie first reported the news.




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UFC buying a replacement on days" notice as Louis Gaudinot withdraws from UFC Fight Night 54

Dennis Siver gets (another) late-notice competitor substitution for UFC Fight Night Stockholm

only at that time, Dennis Siver is simply expecting that there is somebody standing across from him on Oct. 4 in Stockholm, Sweden.


That Is because once again there is been an adversary substitution. Siver was slated to fight 22-year old Parisian combatant Taylor Lapilus at UFC Fight Night 53, but the Swedish commission has deemed Lapulis an unsuitable competition to confront the skilled Siver (21-9-1), that has fought 17 times in the UFC against a number of the planet ‘s best sportsmen.




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Dennis Siver gets (another) late-notice competitor substitution for UFC Fight Night Stockholm

Morning Report: Dana White declares Conor McGregor to be "larger than Brock Lesnar and Geroges St Pierre"

‘The pimp is here.’


UFC president Dana’s White’s post-fight launch of Conor McGregor at UFC 178 was not highbrow, but it was inclined.




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Morning Report: Dana White declares Conor McGregor to be "larger than Brock Lesnar and Geroges St Pierre"