



Who wins ?

Georges St-Pierre 85 vote(s) 71.4%
Nick Diaz 31 vote(s) 26.1%
Carlos Condit 60 vote(s) 50.4%
Johny Hendricks 48 vote(s) 40.3%
Jake Ellenberger 61 vote(s) 51.3%
Nate Marquardt 47 vote(s) 39.5%
Chris Camozzi 51 vote(s) 42.9%
Nick Ring 49 vote(s) 41.2%
Colin Fletcher 20 vote(s) 16.8%
Mike Ricci 74 vote(s) 62.2%
Multiple votes are allowed.
  1. crashthecrease Active Member

    Fuel TV broke records for viewership for the weigh ins and the FX pre-lims were the 3rd highest ever.

    215 thousand people watched the weigh in s on Fuel.. Some UFC events on Fuel TV have had fewer viewers.

    The GSP effect
    and Nick saying or doing nothing at all
  3. MacWombat Well-Known Member

    There seems to be this idea floating around that GSP got tired in the Condit fight? Did this happen, because I don't remember it. Is this revisionist history to prop up the idea that he's not the same after the knee-injury or am I just misremembering it?
  4. Spidy Well-Known Member

    Rest assured your memory is intact. The last close fight GSP had was his loss to Serra
  5. Flound Well-Known Member

    Condit made him work, that's without a doubt. And he was breathing harder than he has against other opponents. But it didn't appear that he had slowed down. UFC 154 is on Netflix, I'm watching the 5th round now. GSP was tired, but not to the point of being a detriment. He could have gone another round.

    It did in the Diaz fight. That fever may have taken something out of his game.
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  6. MacWombat Well-Known Member

    ... No UFCs are available on Netflix for U.S. But thanks for getting my hopes up :(
  7. Flound Well-Known Member

    Sorry. Canuckistan has some of them.

    154 obviously. But also 136, 121, 119, 120, 131, 127, 116, 118, 124, 111, 125, 130, 140, 117. 123, 83, 128, 144, 129, 146, 143, 153, 126, 145, 141, 148, and 152.

    They also have the top 100 fight moments, episodes 6, 7, 8 and 9 of UFC Ultimate Knockouts, Ultimate Heavyweights, UFC: Bad Blood and the Best of 2011, too.
  8. MacWombat Well-Known Member

    Great, thanks for rubbing it in. I'll go watch Never Back Down 2 featuring Todd Duffee.
  9. Flound Well-Known Member

    Oh noes, I wasn't doing that. I intended on illustrating the ones we don't have by pointing out the ones we do.

    You know, a contrast between a finite list and the sensation of being lost in space. I'm horrified that I've tantalized you, even unintentionally, and caused you distress.

    My most abject apologies.
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  10. MoJoJo Well-Known Member

    Thats what people are saying. i don't see it nor do I believe it. Didnt look any less explosive in his last two fights.

    Edit: I'd even go as far as saying his striking looked faster and had more snap than before the injury. His kicks looked pretty damn powerful.
  11. mma_guru333 Well-Known Member

    I wasn't able to watch the GSP/Diaz fight until today, but I'd like to send out a LOL to the people saying GSP was stalling or had no urgency in the fight.
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  13. phoenix-mma Well-Known Member

    Although i've wanted to see a GSP/Anderson superfight, I really think a Bendo/GSP fight is really intriguing. Especially with Ben's cardio. He has the ability to push the pace and potentially wear out GSP.

    Don't get me wrong, I'd still pay to see GSP fight Silva, but there are other fights that would be equally as interesting.
  14. mma_guru333 Well-Known Member

    ^^^ Where did you get that?

    Seems a little odd that no one got a longer suspension, even if it was only speculative.

    Edit: This is for FG.
  15. mabrown45 Well-Known Member

    In canada the medical suspensions are ALWAYS short.
  16. mma_guru333 Well-Known Member

    Ah okay, I figured it'd have something to do with it being in Canada.
  17. Fight Genome Well-Known Member

    mmasucka via B/R via email from the Quebec Boxing Commission:

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