UFC 199: Rockhold vs. Bisping 2

Date: Saturday, June 4th
Preliminary Card (UFC Fight Pass): 23:15 LP.net / 3:15pm PST / 6:15pm EST
Preliminary Card (Fox Sports 1): 1:00 LP.net / 5pm PST / 8pm EST
Main Card (PPV): 3:00 LP.net / 7pm PST / 10pm EST
Live Streams: http://firstrowus1.eu/




Main Card (PPV)

Luke Rockhold (15-2) vs. Michael Bisping (28-7) (Middleweight Championship)
Dominick Cruz (21-1) vs. Urijah Faber (33-8) (Bantamweight Championship)
Max Holloway (15-3) vs. Ricardo Lamas (16-4) (Featherweight)
Dan Henderson (31-14) vs. Hector Lombard (34-5-1) (Middleweight)
Dustin Poirier (19-4) vs. Bobby Green (23-6) (Lightweight)

Preliminary Card (Fox Sports 1)

Brian Ortega (10-0) vs. Clay Guida (32-16) (Featherweight)
Beneil Dariush (12-2) vs. James Vick (9-0) (Lightweight)
Jessica Penne (12-3) vs. Jessica Andrade (13-5) (Women's Strawweight)
Cole Miller (21-9) vs. Alex Caceres (11-8) (Featherweight)

Preliminary Card (UFC Fight Pass)

Sean Strickland (17-1) vs. Tom Breese (10-0) (Welterweight)
Jonathan Wilson (7-0) vs. Luiz Henrique da Silva (10-0) (Light Heavyweight)
Kevin Casey (9-4) vs. Elvis Mutapcic (15-4) (Middleweight)
Polo Reyes (5-2) vs. Dong Hyun Kim (13-7-3) (Lightweight)

Other

- The event was expected to be headlined by a UFC Middleweight Championship rematch between current champion Luke Rockhold and former champion Chris Weidman. They previously met at UFC 194, when Rockhold won Weidman's title via fourth round TKO. However, Weidman pulled out on May 17 due to a large extrusion herniation on his neck. The first replacement choice was former Strikeforce Middleweight Champion Ronaldo Souza, who lost his title to Rockhold in 2011, but he injured his meniscus in a win at UFC 198 against former UFC Light Heavyweight Champion Vitor Belfort. Therefore, he was replaced by The Ultimate Fighter 3 winner Michael Bisping. The fight will also be a rematch as the two met previously in November of 2014 at UFC Fight Night: Rockhold vs. Bisping, with Rockhold winning via submission in the second round.
- The co-main event is expected to feature a UFC Bantamweight Championship trilogy bout between current two-time champion Dominick Cruz and former WEC Featherweight Champion Urijah Faber. The pairing first met at featherweight on WEC 26 in 2007, when Faber defeated Cruz via guillotine choke to defend his title. The rematch took place on UFC 132 in 2011, when Cruz defended his title for the first time via unanimous decision.
- A lightweight bout between Evan Dunham and The Ultimate Fighter: Brazil 2 winner Leonardo Santos, originally scheduled for UFC 198, was moved to this event after a minor injury to Dunham delayed the match-up a few weeks. Subsequently, Santos pulled out on April 29 due to an undisclosed injury and was replaced by James Vick. In turn, Dunham pulled out of that pairing on May 5 for undisclosed reasons and was replaced by Beneil Dariush.
- In January 2016, former UFC Lightweight and Welterweight Champion B.J. Penn announced his intentions to return to active competition in the featherweight division after an 18-month "retirement" and was expected to compete at UFC 197. However, Penn's return was delayed after an investigation into criminal allegations made against him was launched. After the UFC concluded that no criminal or civil charges would be filed, the organization announced that he would face Dennis Siver at this event. In turn, Siver pulled out on May 10 due to an undisclosed injury. He was replaced by Cole Miller. Subsequently, Penn himself was removed from the card on May 23 after he was flagged for a potential anti-doping violation: the use of an IV in excess of 50 ml in a six-hour period during a March 25, out-of-competition sample collection. He was replaced by Alex Caceres.
- A lightweight bout between John Makdessi and Mehdi Baghdad was originally scheduled for this event, but on April 28 it was announced that the bout was moved to UFC Fight Night: dos Anjos vs. Alvarez on July 7, possibly to bolster the card.

First impression of the match-ups:

• Rockhold > Bisping
• Cruz > Faber
• Holloway > Lamas
• Lombard > Henderson
• Poirier > Green
• Ortega > Guida
• Vick > Dariush
• Penne > Andrade
• Miller > Caceres
• Breese > Strickland
• Wilson > Silva
• Mutapcic > Casey
• Reyes > Kim

Holloway = gold mine

Card kinda went to shit with the loss of Weidman.

Faber vs Cruz is a stupid match up. Faber has looked pretty bad lately imo.

Agree with all your picks except Vick vs Dariush, I think Dariush will probably take it down by decision, his fight with Chiesa should have taught him some lessons about pace.

I live in LA and will maybe go to this if I can get some really cheap tix the day b4 the fights.

Agree with Holloway being a goldmine, Lamas shouldn't have shit for him. Unfortunately I expect Holloway to open at around -450 and only get more expensive. Everyone gonna be parlaying on this card due to all the heavy favs

Wow, they're letting Dan Henderson fight Hector Lombard.. ..

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Rockhold finished Bisping u1.5 in their first fight, and Bisping had a full camp. (^ watch the fight video above ^)

Rockhold/Bisping u1.5 is currently -115


Michael Bisping in a FOX Sports interview: "I'm not going out there to fight five rounds. If I try that, I lose. I'm not going to have the conditioning. Believe you me, I've stopped guys in the first round plenty of times before, albeit earlier in my career. I'm going to go back to that animalistic fighting style, which I have inside me. I'm going to go out on my sword and I tell you what, I'm going to give it everything I've got. Luke Rockhold better be ready."

http://www.foxsports.com/ufc/story/mi...ioning-but-i-ll-have-the-heart-052016

On May 30 2016 20:33 Stim_Abuser wrote: Card kinda went to shit with the loss of Weidman. Faber vs Cruz is a stupid match up. Faber has looked pretty bad lately imo.

I dont really think Weidman has many outs vs Rockhold, that title seems pretty locked for the near future until someone improves hard. Although if someone does improve it will most likely be Weidman

They are just giving Faber his last title attempt, don't know why as a rematch with Dillashaw makes much sense or even a few other match ups
edit: Tbh it even seemed like they were setting up a match between Faber and Dillashaw with/ever since the TUF season with McGregor - Faber, whole "argument" between Faber & DIllashaw seems so scripted

this UFC card should be called "bully beatdown" lol so many fighters drawing dead, Bisping, Faber and Hendo.. come on.

On May 31 2016 08:56 Spitfiree wrote: Show nested quote + On May 30 2016 20:33 Stim_Abuser wrote: Card kinda went to shit with the loss of Weidman. Faber vs Cruz is a stupid match up. Faber has looked pretty bad lately imo. I dont really think Weidman has many outs vs Rockhold, that title seems pretty locked for the near future until someone improves hard. Although if someone does improve it will most likely be Weidman They are just giving Faber his last title attempt, don't know why as a rematch with Dillashaw makes much sense or even a few other match ups edit: Tbh it even seemed like they were setting up a match between Faber and Dillashaw with/ever since the TUF season with McGregor - Faber, whole "argument" between Faber & DIllashaw seems so scripted

I'm a Weidman fan so I might be biased, but the dude fractured his foot in two places 5 weeks out from the fight. So his entire training camp was fucked, and it was still fractured when he fought. He had surgery after, so it's not like some BS bruised rib shit. Even despite that, the fight was close until that stupid kick. He won the 1st round pretty clearly and was winning the 3rd up until the kick out striking Luke 22-12 and having a takedown. Luke looked like a deer caught in the headlights up until that kick, eating like 5 body kicks in a row unanswered.

Don't see how people can think Weidman doesn't have many outs considering all that. I think he wins the rematch if he can manage to go into the fight healthy, but that's a huge if. Weidmans definitely on the path of Shogun/Cain/Pettis of constant injuries that severely hurt their career.

A rematch with dillashaw makes sense because it was a razor close fight that could of gone either way. It was probably the closest title fight I can remember ever. And Faber hasn't beat a single top 10 guy since being blasted by Barao, and was on his way to losing to Riveria until he pulled one of the most blatant eye pokes in history. Then he lost to Frankie. Then he struggles with and barely beats Saenz, now he's getting a title shot? lol.

Rockhold by decision up to +640, opened at +330.

This seems kinda nuts.

If Bisping fights conservatively in the first couple rounds, he has a great gas tank and this could absolutely go the distance.

If I was Bisping I'd want to take it into deep water anyway and rely on Rockhold feeling the pressure of being the overwhelming favorite / wanting a spectacular finish / hope he makes a mistake.

Bisping is a smart fighter and I doubt he comes out "guns blazing".

Would anyone really be +640 shocked if Rockhold took a decision? I'd be far more surprised at Faber winning, and that's down to +425 (aka lighting money on fire)

Along that same line of thought I think the o 1.5 at +money is pretty great.

On June 01 2016 05:02 soberstone wrote: Rockhold by decision up to +640, opened at +330. This seems kinda nuts. If Bisping fights conservatively in the first couple rounds, he has a great gas tank and this could absolutely go the distance. If I was Bisping I'd want to take it into deep water anyway and rely on Rockhold feeling the pressure of being the overwhelming favorite / wanting a spectacular finish / hope he makes a mistake. Bisping is a smart fighter and I doubt he comes out "guns blazing". Would anyone really be +640 shocked if Rockhold took a decision? I'd be far more surprised at Faber winning, and that's down to +425 (aka lighting money on fire) Along that same line of thought I think the o 1.5 at +money is pretty great.

You're focusing too much on +640, instead of what's most likely to happen.

Also, I assume you didn't read what I posted in comment #7.

I like Andrade to grind out a probably boring win vs Penne. Should be able to dictate clinches into some TD's just wearing Penne down using a noticeable strength advantage coming down in weight vs a not big 115'er. And Penne doesn't hit hard enough to expose Andrade's kinda weak chin

Also the over on the Llamas/Holloway fight. Thinking Ricardo is going to fight in a way where it'll be difficult for Holloway to finish him

On June 01 2016 05:24 PuertoRican wrote: Show nested quote + On June 01 2016 05:02 soberstone wrote: Rockhold by decision up to +640, opened at +330. This seems kinda nuts. If Bisping fights conservatively in the first couple rounds, he has a great gas tank and this could absolutely go the distance. If I was Bisping I'd want to take it into deep water anyway and rely on Rockhold feeling the pressure of being the overwhelming favorite / wanting a spectacular finish / hope he makes a mistake. Bisping is a smart fighter and I doubt he comes out "guns blazing". Would anyone really be +640 shocked if Rockhold took a decision? I'd be far more surprised at Faber winning, and that's down to +425 (aka lighting money on fire) Along that same line of thought I think the o 1.5 at +money is pretty great. You're focusing too much on +640, instead of what's most likely to happen. Also, I assume you didn't read what I posted in comment #7.

Nah I didn't see that, touché.

I know comparing odds isn't an accurate way to gauge whether one has inherent value, just an example.

All that said fighters do what they do, not what they say. I still think the over has value.

I am going big on Rockhold + Cruz. Cant see an scenario where they lose :/

Possible bets:

- Lombard by KO (Dont know the odds yet)
- Bobby green (+180)

On June 01 2016 16:42 alejandicto wrote: I am going big on Rockhold + Cruz. Cant see an scenario where they lose :/

Neither does Bisping's son apparantely :D That was the most hilarious thing I've seen on a vlog series

On June 01 2016 21:55 Spitfiree wrote: Show nested quote + On June 01 2016 16:42 alejandicto wrote: I am going big on Rockhold + Cruz. Cant see an scenario where they lose :/ Neither does Bisping's son apparantely :D That was the most hilarious thing I've seen on a vlog series

On June 01 2016 05:02 soberstone wrote: Rockhold by decision up to +640, opened at +330. This seems kinda nuts. If Bisping fights conservatively in the first couple rounds, he has a great gas tank and this could absolutely go the distance. If I was Bisping I'd want to take it into deep water anyway and rely on Rockhold feeling the pressure of being the overwhelming favorite / wanting a spectacular finish / hope he makes a mistake. Bisping is a smart fighter and I doubt he comes out "guns blazing". Would anyone really be +640 shocked if Rockhold took a decision? I'd be far more surprised at Faber winning, and that's down to +425 (aka lighting money on fire) Along that same line of thought I think the o 1.5 at +money is pretty great.

I think he clearly said himself he isn't finishing the fight. Perhaps at +1500 ++ I would consider it, but his son and him both strategeze/prepare for either a lucky victory or gas out and get KOed. Well, actually it's only one of them is preparing for a lucky victory. I don't think they're liars here. Are you calling the Bispings liars?

On June 02 2016 04:49 Minsk wrote: Show nested quote + On June 01 2016 05:02 soberstone wrote: Rockhold by decision up to +640, opened at +330. This seems kinda nuts. If Bisping fights conservatively in the first couple rounds, he has a great gas tank and this could absolutely go the distance. If I was Bisping I'd want to take it into deep water anyway and rely on Rockhold feeling the pressure of being the overwhelming favorite / wanting a spectacular finish / hope he makes a mistake. Bisping is a smart fighter and I doubt he comes out "guns blazing". Would anyone really be +640 shocked if Rockhold took a decision? I'd be far more surprised at Faber winning, and that's down to +425 (aka lighting money on fire) Along that same line of thought I think the o 1.5 at +money is pretty great. I think he clearly said himself he isn't finishing the fight. Perhaps at +1500 ++ I would consider it, but his son and him both strategeze/prepare for either a lucky victory or gas out and get KOed. Well, actually it's only one of them is preparing for a lucky victory. I don't think they're liars here. Are you calling the Bispings liars?

I think I think you misunderstood, rockholds decition victory pays +640, not Bispings.

That line to me seems like the one with most value

Yeah, he clearly said himself his strategy is to go try to knock Rockhold out, and not fight a paced fight. He fully understands if it doesnt work the fight is ending. Like if he doesn't get lucky he will just have to all in over and over and die.

The O/U1.5 is a better question. I wouldn't mind the O1.5, but I don't like either.

The only question is Luke isn't the most dangerous counterstriker, as far as I've seen. He usually wears on people a litlte bit then crushes them when they come down a little. So I would propose 01.5, but don't like that either, under like +150.

I'm looking to probably take Jessica Andradge and James Vick ML's. Curious what Alecjandicto thinks about those. Do they qualify for your value system?

At 51:05 of the video, Rockhold says he had a knee injury during this camp (torn MCL) and has only been boxing.

Cruz said "you and your close eyes" to faber, can anyone explain that? Seems like people loved but i didnt get it :/

On June 02 2016 22:13 ERASA wrote: Cruz said "you and your close eyes" to faber, can anyone explain that? Seems like people loved but i didnt get it :/

Urijah Faber's eyes are quite close together, compared to other people's faces.

Thats all? I expected more... thanks for the explanation

how does the o1.5 line work

past the 2min 30s of 2nd round or past the 2 whole rounds

On June 03 2016 10:23 Spitfiree wrote: how does the o1.5 line work past the 2min 30s of 2nd round or past the 2 whole rounds

o1.5 = needs to go past 7 minutes and 30 seconds, which is 2:30 of Round 2.

o2.5 = needs to go past 12 minutes and 30 seconds, which is 2:30 of Round 3.

okay thanks, im considering betting o1.5 at +110 seems reasonable, ignoring the fact that Bisping said he wont go for the distance which is logical, but then again it would be Rockhold that sets the pace, the only variable is if he ll catch him fast enough

On June 02 2016 21:24 PuertoRican wrote: At 51:05 of the video, Rockhold says he had a knee injury during this camp (torn MCL) and has only been boxing.

Luke Rockhold: "I haven't grappled this entire camp, and I just started kicking last week."


According to some Sherdog detectives, Luke had a knee injury, but he has been fully healed for 2 months. There's also several videos that Luke posted himself of him kicking during his sparring sessions 3+ weeks ago: http://forums.sherdog.com/threads/luk...m-throwing-kicks-3-weeks-ago.3258397/

Yeah I didn't actually believe or want to believe what Rockhold said about his knee when he did say it. Just a really odd time and manner in which to bring it up...as they were in scheduled face off interviews in order to market the fight. It's almost like Luke wanted to put an exaggeration out there so he can help sell the notion that this is a competitive fight...not that he's facing a 10:1 longshot. Kinda the same thing with his arrogant/dick'ish public persona. I mean yeah he kind of is one. But he comes off more so than he actually is and in sometimes weird, awkward ways because he's just not a natural or charismatic talker at all. He clearly has a lot of actual respect for Bisping. He basically humiliated Bisping with a one arm submission and instead of celebrating, instantly tried to help Bisping back up...barely fired up at all

Similar kinda thing...though I can believe it more that Bisping is just going to come in 'guns blazing nothing to lose etc etc.,' still feel there's an outside chance that it's just a little bit of bluster and maybe an attempt at a bit of misdirection. Yeah you'd think he'd do that because obviously he didn't have a full camp....but I mean...in 10+ years of professional fighting, when has Bisping ever just charged forward in order to throw haymakers on the inside. I just don't see how it suits him and his fighting style that hasn't changed ever even on a 2 week notice fight. Too long of a range and he's going to get kicked in the head by the longer Rockhold. Too close...I mean...Rockhold physically handled Weidman's inside pressure...don't see any doubt of Rockhold just grabbing ahold of Bisping and doing whatever he wants basically. Hopefully Bisping finds that good middle range for his boxing

Someone who really does need to just go all in on charging forward flurries is Faber. Bisping can actually box. Faber, not so much. And if he gets caught in an elongated outside technical striking fight against Dom like he did vs Edgar, he'll just lose another clear decision where he just feints and throws overhand rights from way too far...and further alienate the fan base that never wants to see him in a rankings relevant fight ever again. Hopefully he realizes he has about a 0.02% chance of outpointing Dom unless he makes the fight ugly the entire 25 minutes

Going to miss this event except possibly the main event. But will have bets on Holloway/Llamas over, Andrade, and Porier. Possibly light a little money on fire by putting a very small bias'd bet on Bisping just because I'm rooting for that feel good story and it'd cool to watch that mini miracle happen out at a bar

The UFC used a new weigh-in method for this card. Almost everyone weighed-in sometime after 10am local time, and they only had to step on the scale at 4pm local time to give the fans something to watch. Guida might have been the only guy who weighed in "for real" at 4pm.

Anyway, since everyone already re-hydrated before they got back on the scale at 4pm local time, we can't gain any new information from them. This weigh-in was basically a big waste of time from a betting point of view.

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Luke Rockhold (185) vs. Michael Bisping (185) – for middleweight title
Champ Dominick Cruz (135) vs. Urijah Faber (134.5) – for bantamweight title
Max Holloway (146) vs. Ricardo Lamas (145.5)
Dan Henderson (185.5) vs. Hector Lombard (184.5)
Bobby Green (155.5) vs. Dustin Poirier (155)
Clay Guida (146) vs. Brian Ortega (145)
Beneil Dariush (156) vs. James Vick (155.5)
Jessica Andrade (115.5) vs. Jessica Penne (115.5)
Alex Caceres (145.5) vs. Cole Miller (146)
Tom Breese (170.5) vs. Sean Strickland (171)
Luis Henrique da Silva (205.5) vs. Jonathan Wilson (205.5)
Kevin Casey (185) vs. Elvis Mutapcic (185)
“Maestro” Dong Hyun Kim (154.5) vs. Polo Reyes (155)

I think Faber has a good style against Cruz. I bet on him, but I'm not very confident. He's almost the only person that gave him trouble on Cruz's record. Thoughts?

On June 04 2016 00:36 Minsk wrote: I think Faber has a good style against Cruz. I bet on him, but I'm not very confident. He's almost the only person that gave him trouble on Cruz's record. Thoughts?

Their first fight was so long ago it's not relevant IMO.

In the second fight Faber had zero success for 25 straight minutes.

Since then, he's gotten worse relative to the game. He's the same fighter while everyone else has evolved and gotten better, including Cruz.

Faber is one of the most overrated fighters in the UFC at this point. Frankie Saenz almost beat him.

Muhammad Ali died a couple of hours ago. He was Kevin Casey's father-in-law. Casey is married to his daughter, Hana Ali.

How will the effect Casey's performance? He either goes hard in Round 1 like he always does, then gasses. Or, he fights more patient and eventually loses a decision because he isn't a volume striker and will slow down anyway. Basically, I don't think this will change the fight at all. Casey's window to win the fight is still in R1.

just watched press conference, holy fuck dominic is annoying

Man Rockhold's shit-talking game is just unreal bad.

On June 04 2016 18:20 soberstone wrote: Man Rockhold's shit-talking game is just unreal bad.

lol he also got caught for being full of shit. In the presser he was saying he had a torn MCL and just barely started kicking and hasn't done any wrestling for the camp. Yet there are several videos he posted to instagram showing him training kicks.

And then CSAC outted his bullshit and said that he didn't even have a torn MCL, he just sprained it 3 months ago.

http://www.mmamania.com/2016/6/3/11856616/csac-calls-luke-rockholds-bluff-confirms-his-mcl-tear-is-just-a-sprain

Why the fuck would you lie about that BEFORE a fight lol. Trying to preemptively make himself look better?

Kevin Casey fighting tonight so you know this is mandatory.

Fights start in 2 minutes or so.

gL boys~

1. Faber, Lombard, Mutapcic, Poirier, Wilson ($33 team)
2. Faber, Lombard, Mutapcic, Poirier, Wilson ($5 double-up team)
3. Faber, Lombard, Mutapcic, Poirier, Wilson ($5: top 50 win $100)
4. Faber, Kim, Lombard, Miller, Wilson
5. Faber, Holloway, Mutapcic, Poirier, Wilson
6. Faber, Green, Lombard, Rockhold, Wilson
7. Faber, Lombard, Miller, Mutapcic, Wilson
8. Silva, Kim, Lombard, Miller, Poirier
9. Dariush, Faber, Holloway, Miller, Wilson
10. Andrade, Poirier, Reyes, Strickland, Wilson
11. Silva, Kim, Lombard, Mutapcic, Rockhold
12. Green, Kim, Lombard, Penne, Wilson
13. Green, Lombard, Miller, Strickland, Wilson
14. Kim, Lamas, Miller, Ortega, Penne
15. Kim, Lamas, Lombard, Miller, Wilson

Damn... fireworks

WHAT THE FFFFFFFFFFFF???????

Reyes and Kim are fucking NUTSSSSSSSSSSSS!

lol zombie kim with the falling on your opp takedown :D

Kim is so fucking stupid... He has the ground advantage, yet he only took it to the ground twice when he was gassed out.

Fuck...

He was probbaly out of it since the 3min mark of round 1... wonder how much money he makes for that :/

On June 04 2016 22:45 ERASA wrote: He was probbaly out of it since the 3min mark of round 1... wonder how much money he makes for that :/

They most likely both make $10k/$10k. If they're lucky, they'll get one of the bonuses, which means an extra $50k for each of them. However, the brain damage both of them will have from that fight is priceless.

Time to get TKO'd Mr. Casey

Sigh...

I mean, I gave Mutapcic the win, but he cost himself the fight when he was kneeing Casey in R2 and got taken down. He out-landed Casey 4 to 1 in R2, but that 1 judge was an idiot. I'd accept a loss, but Draws are retarded.

wtf... and you thought kim was stupid....

Holy shit...

3 fights into a UFC card, and I've had the worst DraftKings event in my entire life...

I say this every fucking Pay-Per-View card... I can't catch a break... WTF??????????????

Atleast the fights delivered from an entertainment perspective

Pretty big fight for 170 lb division right here.

I lose the 1st fight, mostly due to my guy not having good fight IQ.
The 2nd fight ends in a draw.
I lose the 3rd after my guy drops his opponent and then has no idea how to fight from top position and gets swept and loses...

What a bunch of bullshit thus far.

That 2nd fight should have gone to the Bosnian.

Why are they booing? Did they expect no look passes from magic..

I know it wasn't a great fight but I'm pretty impressed with Strickland, super technical and great chin, great gas tank... he just needs to learn how to get more violent and be more confident.

Good decision.

I don't remember who won Round 1, but I gave R2 to Strickland, and R3 to Strickland after he hit Breese with a good shot and ended the round with some GnP to show that he actually wanted the win. Close fight though.

On June 04 2016 23:55 soberstone wrote: I know it wasn't a great fight but I'm pretty impressed with Strickland, super technical and great chin, great gas tank... he just needs to learn how to get more violent and be more confident.

Strickland's jab looked a little better, and he avoided a ton of shots from Breese once he found his range. Breese kept throwing a lot of the same combos, so that made it easy.

I capped this fight thinking Strickland would get the clinch and get a take down, but I guess he didn't feel safe in Breese's guard.

Rumor is they are announcing UFC 202 McGregor vs Diaz tonight.

Dunno if it's true.

http://smackhisface.com/2016/06/04/br...-nate-diaz-vs-conor-mcgregor-ufc-202/

I don't understand how Cole Miller can start the fight looking the worst he has ever looked... wtf???

He's not elite, but he doesn't usually look this terrible.

loool that throw <3

On June 05 2016 00:17 PuertoRican wrote: I don't understand how Cole Miller can start the fight looking the worst he has ever looked... wtf??? He's not elite, but he doesn't usually look this terrible.

I completely agree. This is one of the worst performances I've ever seen from someone I considered decent.

Cole Miller was competitive vs Max Holloway. Now he's getting absolutely pieced up by a 10 days notice Bruce Leroy. It's insane how bad he looks.

DAMN Leroy is so fun!!!

That looked dumb rigged..

rigged? what?

rofl at that fight. what a shitshow. loved it

Almost like Cole Miller wanted to show himself he could get a submission off, then let it go at the last second. ..

lol lesnar on ufc200?

On June 04 2016 21:43 soberstone wrote: Kevin Casey fighting tonight so you know this is mandatory.

Haha this guy is fighting? Sweet

lol
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Rofl diaz and dana

who got that penna nip slip gif?

On June 05 2016 00:43 traxamillion wrote: Rofl diaz and dana

Kicking it in the straight Ghet

Haha what a fucking straight ass whooping.

Why was Andrade ever fighting at 135?

Because there was no straweight devision.. i guess?

On June 05 2016 00:56 ERASA wrote: Because there was no straweight devision.. i guess?

Initially sure but she's had multiple fights since there was one

Stop eye poking my dude vick

BoOM

fatality :D

Hehehehe.

Dariush tapped into his inner Mike Tyson for this fight.

Wow. Vick's granite chin may never be the same.

Paige looked good there done up, didn't realize she was that cute

I disagree, she is a smokeshow 100%... CYA... *Schaub voice*

I really don't like guida

Dariush turned into a super saiyan in that fight

Fuck off Clay Guida LOL

Bruce Buffer really dug deep in the well to make Guida sound relevant with his Strikeforce lightweight belt from March 10, 2006.

a title for the ages

Haha, shit. Well orteGA needs to switch something up before he loses this decision

Brian Ortega with that Roger Gracie level striking.

ok sick ko... but i had ortega ATLEAST winning the 3rd maybe even the 2nd... seems like rogan/goldberg were very sure about guida winning...

Wow sick 3rd round and finish. He may have needed that depending on how they scored the 2nd. OrteGA must feel great

Ortega looked fine.

He's a permanently slow starter and Guida is just a frustratingly gay opponent who happened to be on tonight.

Nice KO.

he was throwing that awkward leaning left uppercut and that knee all the time, he was clearly exploiting Guidas tendency to duck often

starting to sweat the BoBBy green Ganster we got here

Poirier = hits harder, better wrestling, and better BJJ.

Green = better boxer, better chin, better boxing defense

Both land about 4 significant strikes per minute, which is a lot.

Pre-fight psychoanalysis.

Green looks loose, Poirier looks "forced" loose.

HAHAHHAHA

Keep talking Green.

Ktfo

bobby trying to anderson silva

lol nothing funnier than the shittalker getting ktfo

Dickhead Green.

Another great performance by Dustin Poirier.

This is a good win for him cuz he beat a good boxer who has only been knocked out by 1 other fighter in 30 fights, and that was Tim Means in 2010.

funfact: the shot that dropped green in the end was in the back of the head (according to dustin) :D

I got mouths to feed this how i eat!!

re:gangstered him

On June 05 2016 02:23 ERASA wrote: funfact: the shot that dropped green in the end was in the back of the head (according to dustin) :D

if ur face to face with the dude and he somehow gets it towards the back of the dome it isn't ur fault

I have a pretty decent stream if you guys need one: http://live.robinwidget.com/livematch...-rockhold-bisping-2-other-333744.html

dam that stream is way better than mine lol

On June 05 2016 02:25 traxamillion wrote: Show nested quote + On June 05 2016 02:23 ERASA wrote: funfact: the shot that dropped green in the end was in the back of the head (according to dustin) :D if ur face to face with the dude and he somehow gets it towards the back of the dome it isn't ur fault

I know, but do you remember Poirier after the McG fight? To me both punches looked the same. I'm actually with you on that

So now i have some money on lombard but i wouldnt mind one last h-bomb
edit: combined age 83, record?

wtf was Green doing? you do those antics if the opponent isnt throwing but Priorer was being pretty aggro

same erasa,

lombard is huge

hendo just grew a new chin?

hendo cant een through a headkick anymore

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL DAFUQ :D :D :D

LOL NEVERMIND

On June 05 2016 02:52 traxamillion wrote: hendo cant een through a headkick anymore

Dan Henderson...

That mother fucker won't quit for nobody!

HENDO OMG

Lombard dead?

not rly sure what lombard was doing there in rd 2

THE HBOW!

is lombard ok? herb didnt even raise hendos hand...

On June 05 2016 02:55 traxamillion wrote: not rly sure what lombard was doing there in rd 2

it was a very active R1 and he is way too big I think he was simply resting, he was absolutely still

hectors family no offense but lol genetics. Hot wife marries an ugly dude and all 3 daughters look significantly less attractive than than their mother

haha the HBOW

He was trying to catch Dan's timing..but simply wow.
I had bets on him and on the U1.5, hes never been KOed his whole career.

On June 05 2016 03:00 traxamillion wrote: hectors family no offense but lol genetics. Hot wife marries an ugly dude and all 3 daughters look significantly less attractive than than their mother

*Hendo's

Lombard busted several holloway, cruz, rockhold stacks. gonna have to double down on holloway now

What up with Charles Olivera, love seeing him fight (if he makes weight)

On June 05 2016 03:02 Minsk wrote: He was trying to catch Dan's timing..but simply wow. I had bets on him and on the U1.5, hes never been KOed his whole career.

least the u1.5 came through, that was a smart bet

lamas is pretty good im sweating this

McGregor vs. Diaz #2 @ UFC 202.

lamas with the mini mullet

this is actually the best fight of the night

nice, Mcgregor will have so much time to get ready for 170 (if they fight there again which i imagine they do) he will def look a lot better and prob be a decent favorite

Man.... that TDD.... Holloway is just a sav.

the way the fights went today i would say lamas by ko :D

The cameramen were out of position on several occasions during Round 2 of Holloway/Lamas... Bastards!

hopefully those guilootine bricks dont backfire, holloway a sav

what a boss. Points at the ground and goes all in with win in hand.

so stupid....

lamas throwing up his hands ans talking a little shit at the end might have brought that on and increased his equity.

hahahaha that was so fucking sick

<3 hollloway

I love M.H.

anyone else super not excited for this next fight? :/

rofl Holloway just so confident putting it all the line cuz fuckit I'm better than you... <3 <3 <3

yea max is the shit. Looking forward to his future fights

On June 05 2016 03:29 ERASA wrote: so stupid....

nah man, dont forget this is a show after all, you dont make money by winning fights, you make money by making fans and that was great

HallowaR yeah bruhhhhh!

Brock Lesnar vs. The Brooklyn Brawler @ UFC 200.

Lesnar vs Hunt?

My guess is they try to make Lesnar vs Fedor and if that doesnt happen it will be hunt

On June 05 2016 03:33 Baalim wrote: Show nested quote + On June 05 2016 03:29 ERASA wrote: so stupid.... nah man, dont forget this is a show after all, you dont make money by winning fights, you make money by making fans and that was great

That's true the more popular u r the more cash monies go your way and promoted more

Fador hopefully?