Tag Archives: Knockout of the Night

Edson Barboza saves the best for last against Etim at UFC 142

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After coming out on top for the first two rounds by barely out pointing Terry Etim, Edson Barboza turned on the style with a spinning heel kick that connected perfectly sending Etim tumbling to the ground  out cold from the second he connected. The explosive kick is the early front-runner for the best knockout of 2012, improved the Brazilian’s record to 10-0 and earned him knockout of the night.

UFC 142: Aldo vs. Mendes Fight Night Bonuses

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UFC 142 was filled with equal parts decisions, knockouts and submissions that made picking the Fight Night bonuses a little more difficult than normal. Take away the questionable disqualification Erick Silva that gave Carlo Prater the win there were there decisions, (T)KO’s and submissions.

UFC 136 Fight Bonuses

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Two title fights anchored the UFC 136 fight card but it was the three fights leading up to the title fights that stole the show. Besides stealing the show, they also stole two of the three “Fight Night Bonuses” that were each worth 75k.

Kongo Comes Back From the Dead, KO’s Barry

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UFC Heavyweight Cheick Kongo scored a comeback in Pittsburgh tonight that people will be talking about for years. Barry seemed to be holding his own early, absorbing some heavy legs kicks from Kongo before all hell broke loose. Barry caught Kongo with a huge knock at around the two-minute marker that looked to be the beginning of the end for Kongo. Not only was Kongo able to absorb more punishment, he would be able to knockout Barry in spectacular fashion earning himself a hefty Knockout of the Night bonus check and most likely big time water cooler status around the world this morning.

UFC 110 recap

Last night you UFC put on a great show for Australia and for its fans watching on PPV. With the recent run of events underperforming, last night delivered the goods. From start to finish ever fight was entertaining and filled with surprising performances and outcomes. The Australian fans were very into the fights and were very load with minimal booing too. The UFC is already talking about coming back so I think you can call it a all around success.