UFC

-Reality The Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) is one of the fastest growing sports. UFC fighters are masters of mixed martial arts or MMA which involves stand-up punching and kicking and grappling which involves wrestling and submission moves. The UFC has embraced the sport concept with by structuring fight formats with three-five minute rounds for regular bouts and five-five minute rounds for championship bouts. UFC fighters are considered true athletes for they must master not only their respective art but also possess strength, stamina, speed, strategy, and intelligence. Real men don’t need timeouts.
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The Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) is one of the fastest growing sports. UFC fighters are masters of mixed martial arts or MMA which involves stand-up punching and kicking and grappling which involves wrestling and submission moves. The UFC has embraced the sport concept with by structuring fight formats with three-five minute rounds for regular bouts and five-five minute rounds for championship bouts. UFC fighters are considered true athletes for they must master not only their respective art but also possess strength, stamina, speed, strategy, and intelligence. Real men don’t need timeouts.

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2 April 2004 (USA)

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The Ultimate Fighter 7: Episode 6 Recap

May 7, 2008

Matt Brown is a scary dude.  He doesn't speak much, and when he does, the things he says are both bad ass and cryptic. He is a marketable UFC personality in this way.  He is unable to train at half speed.  He constantly goes all out, throwing full, hard punches at his teammates and coaches.  His coach, Forest Griffin even gets perturbed by this, and I don't blame him.  Just having Brown on your team leaves the door open for injury.  He's had a checkered past, full of street fights, drugs, booze and jail.  His opponent tonight was Jeremy May, the kind of guy who tries to make everyone in the house think he's drunk just to mess with them.  Who would come out on top, the stoic or the joker?  Tonight's The Ultimate Fighter also featured two fights, thanks to the quickness of each fight. 

'UFC' Cuts Three More from Roster

May 7, 2008

Din ThomasThe UFC continues to trim its roster, appearing to make good on its plan to cut back by 25 percent.  The Wrestling Observer reports that UFC lightweight hopeful Din Thomas, Shooto veteran Kuniyoshi Hironaka and The Ultimate Fighter 6 runner-up, Tommy Speer, are the latest to be dismissed from the UFC fold.

Meanwhile, another recently-released fighter has offered his personal thoughts on who he thinks could be up next on the chopping block.

The Ultimate Fighter 7: Episode 5 Recap

April 30, 2008

The Ultimate Fighter is a predictable show.  I'm not sure whether I like the fact that I can tell how many rounds the episode's fight is going to last or not.  On one hand, there's no suspense.  If the fight doesn't begin until the last ten minutes, then I can get excited for an early knockout.  If the fight begins twenty minutes in, I know we're looking at a three-rounder.  Tonight, on The Ultimate Fighter, we had an epic but boring three round bout, plus a quick cameo from a beloved UFC fighter.

The Ultimate Fighter 7: Episode 4 Recap

April 23, 2008

The Ultimate Fighter has learned.  They've found the flaws in previous seasons and have done what they can to correct them in subsequent ones.  This time, for Team Rampage vs. Team Griffin, they have the makings of the best season yet.  The first round of fights, whittling 32 fighters to 16, weeded out the unworthy fighters, the ones who were more interested in screen time than actually, you know, fighting.  Tonight was a perfect example – the two guys who ended up fighting were all about getting into the Octagon and demolishing their opponent.  It's safe to say that UFC president Dana White knows what he's doing.

The Ultimate Fighter 7: Episode 3 Recap

April 16, 2008

Tonight's episode of The Ultimate Fighter was like the premiere episodes of any other season.  Because of the new format from UFC president Dana White, where every fighter had to win an initial first round match to gain access to the Ultimate Fighter house, tonight's third episode saw the coaches pick their teams.  We didn't get much of a read on why Rampage Jackson and Forest Griffin made the choices they made, but then again, we don't really know any of these fighter at this point.  The first Round of 16 fight of the season was kind of a clunker, but that's to be expected out of the opening few fights. 

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