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Official MMA Thread-UFC on FOX 3, 5/5/12 - Anyone asking for stream links = banned.
- Thread in 'Sports & Training' Thread starter Started by monopolyman630,
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jones is a beast,
imo the fight should have been stopped before the 1 pt deduction
imo the fight should have been stopped before the 1 pt deduction
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EXTREME CLOSE UPPPPP
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wow DQed
DYNAMICS
formerly diplomat tdot
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DAMN DQ?
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Man that nose looks horrible.....
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that was a no contest at the very least.
the 2nd last elbow was the one that rocked him and it was a 12 to 6 elbow as was the last one that also landed flush.
EDIT: that was the proper call on the DQ.
the 2nd last elbow was the one that rocked him and it was a 12 to 6 elbow as was the last one that also landed flush.
EDIT: that was the proper call on the DQ.
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This ref sucks! Same ref for the Jones and Schaub fight.
- Jun 16, 2003
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Damn I thought they would give NC
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let's go *******!
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As much as i hate Mcsweeny, he would be nice in the light heavy weight divison
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*#*%!$# glitched out fight....
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compared to who? houston alexander?
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Dang, I hate mcsweeney..
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That was a sick knee.
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Liddell v. Ortiz? This ain't 05, who cares to see this?
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At letting Chuck come back.
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Chuck/Tito?
they should call it ultimate has-beens
they should call it ultimate has-beens
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chuck and tito
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CHUCK AND TITO COACHING??
gonna be a good season
gonna be a good season
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Tito Ortiz and Chuck Liddell named "The Ultimate Fighter 11" coaches
by John Morgan and Dann Stupp on Dec 05, 2009 at 11:15 pm ET
LAS VEGAS - His pleas for the job apparently worked; Tito Ortiz will serve as a coach on the upcoming 11th season of "The Ultimate Fighter."
UFC officials confirmed the assignment during Saturday's The Ultimate Fighter 10 Finale at The Pearl at the Palms Casino Resort.
The other part of the surprise? Ortiz will coach against Chuck Liddell, not Forrest Griffin, on the upcoming season of the reality series.
After dropping a close split decision to Griffin last month in the UFC 106 main event, Ortiz campaigned for the two to be coaches on "TUF 11." UFCofficials, though, chose Liddell instead.
"TUF 11" begins taping in January and debuts on Spike TV in April. The show is expected to feature light heavyweight and middleweight fighters.
Ortiz and Liddell, who have fought twice before (Liddell is 2-0 with two knockout wins), will both coach for the second time on "TUF." Ortiz coachedopposite Frank Shamrock on "TUF 3," and Liddell coaches against Randy Couture on the debut season in 2005.
"The world knows there is no love lost between Tito and Chuck," White stated. "These two guys will do whatever it takes to beat each other.Whether it's fighting or checkers, Chuck wants to beat Tito, and Tito wants to beat Chuck. ... On season 11 of 'The Ultimate FIghter,' we'llsee which legend can score the upper hand when it comes to coaching the next batch of rising stars."
As MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) reported last month, Ortiz wanted the coaching gig to set up a season-ending trilogy fight with Ortiz.
"It'd be awesome," Ortiz said. "We'd break records with that one."
At the time, UFC president Dana White said the coaching setup and rubber match was a possibility but far from a definite. In fact, Ortiz, who sat out ofcompetition from May 2008 until last month due to a back injury and contract holdout, only recently patched up a once-hostile relationship with White to returnto the organization. With Ortiz a draw but unlikely to contend for a title anytime soon, the "TUF 10" coaching assignment may be the best use of histime in early 2010. However, he'll have pressure to jazz up a series that's become increasingly stale in recent seasons.
Liddell, who entered a semi-retirement earlier this year, can certainly do the same. The fan favorite was exposed to a new audience on the recent season ofABC's "Dancing with the Stars," and though White said Liddell would be entering retirement following a knockout loss to Mauricio"Shogun" Rua in April, "The Iceman" never officially declared his retirement.
"I am excited for the opportunity to coach on 'The Ultimate Fighter,' especially since I get a chance to beat Tito again," Liddell stated."This is a perfect chance for me to help young fighters grow and it's a chance for me to get another win against Tito."
by John Morgan and Dann Stupp on Dec 05, 2009 at 11:15 pm ET
LAS VEGAS - His pleas for the job apparently worked; Tito Ortiz will serve as a coach on the upcoming 11th season of "The Ultimate Fighter."
UFC officials confirmed the assignment during Saturday's The Ultimate Fighter 10 Finale at The Pearl at the Palms Casino Resort.
The other part of the surprise? Ortiz will coach against Chuck Liddell, not Forrest Griffin, on the upcoming season of the reality series.
After dropping a close split decision to Griffin last month in the UFC 106 main event, Ortiz campaigned for the two to be coaches on "TUF 11." UFCofficials, though, chose Liddell instead.
"TUF 11" begins taping in January and debuts on Spike TV in April. The show is expected to feature light heavyweight and middleweight fighters.
Ortiz and Liddell, who have fought twice before (Liddell is 2-0 with two knockout wins), will both coach for the second time on "TUF." Ortiz coachedopposite Frank Shamrock on "TUF 3," and Liddell coaches against Randy Couture on the debut season in 2005.
"The world knows there is no love lost between Tito and Chuck," White stated. "These two guys will do whatever it takes to beat each other.Whether it's fighting or checkers, Chuck wants to beat Tito, and Tito wants to beat Chuck. ... On season 11 of 'The Ultimate FIghter,' we'llsee which legend can score the upper hand when it comes to coaching the next batch of rising stars."
As MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) reported last month, Ortiz wanted the coaching gig to set up a season-ending trilogy fight with Ortiz.
"It'd be awesome," Ortiz said. "We'd break records with that one."
At the time, UFC president Dana White said the coaching setup and rubber match was a possibility but far from a definite. In fact, Ortiz, who sat out ofcompetition from May 2008 until last month due to a back injury and contract holdout, only recently patched up a once-hostile relationship with White to returnto the organization. With Ortiz a draw but unlikely to contend for a title anytime soon, the "TUF 10" coaching assignment may be the best use of histime in early 2010. However, he'll have pressure to jazz up a series that's become increasingly stale in recent seasons.
Liddell, who entered a semi-retirement earlier this year, can certainly do the same. The fan favorite was exposed to a new audience on the recent season ofABC's "Dancing with the Stars," and though White said Liddell would be entering retirement following a knockout loss to Mauricio"Shogun" Rua in April, "The Iceman" never officially declared his retirement.
"I am excited for the opportunity to coach on 'The Ultimate Fighter,' especially since I get a chance to beat Tito again," Liddell stated."This is a perfect chance for me to help young fighters grow and it's a chance for me to get another win against Tito."
