Tag: Chris Leben

UFC 138: Leben vs. Munoz at a Glance

UFC 138: Leben vs. Munoz at a Glance

| November 4, 2011 | 11:27 pm | Reply

Traveling across the pond again to entertain the always loyal and fight loving fans of England; UFC 138 is live tomorrow night (morning) from the LG Arena in Birmingham. Headlined by a middleweight contender tilt which many are calling for the winner to receive a title shot, the international card also showcases some of Europe’s best fighters, seasoned veterans and one very amped Ultimate Fighter contestant, WOOOOOOOO!

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UFC 138: Leben vs. Munoz Bold Predictions

UFC 138: Leben vs. Munoz Bold Predictions

| November 4, 2011 | 4:52 pm | Reply

It’s fight week again which can only mean one thing, bold predictions time! UFC 138 is one of those cards that raise the eyebrows of fans for the wrong reasons. Sporting a card that will look better in person than on paper, the undercard will stream on Facebook while the main card will be shown via tape delay in the states on Spike TV.

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UFC 138: Leben vs. Munoz Weigh-in Results

UFC 138: Leben vs. Munoz Weigh-in Results

| November 4, 2011 | 9:57 am | Reply

All but one of the 20 fighters on Saturdays UFC 138 card made weight today and surprise, surprise it was Thiago Alves who came in heavy. Now before you pop a gasket over Alves missing weight yet again, he was just a single one past the 171 lbs non-title welterweight limit. He was given one hour to get rid of that pesky pound and step back on the scale.

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Why the clock will not expire before Munoz vs. Leben at UFC 138

Why the clock will not expire before Munoz vs. Leben at UFC 138

| November 3, 2011 | 9:02 am | Reply

This weekend UFC 138 marks an important change in UFC history, for the first time ever all main event fights will be able to go into deep water and be five rounds. This is a perfect example of both fans and fighters getting their chance for more exciting fights to continue on. The UFC has crammed a free on TV fight card with many newly signed prospects and two seasoned vets to drive the fights into the history books. Mark Munoz will meet Chris Leben in the first five round non title fight, but don’t expect it to fill its allotted slot.

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The MMA Betting Corner: UFC 138

The MMA Betting Corner: UFC 138

| November 1, 2011 | 10:42 am | Reply

It’s going to be tough to follow last week’s event, and while the UFC 138 card isn’t packed with star power, it’s certainly filled with competitive match-ups. With a lot of new faces, this could be a tough one to make money on, but you know we’ve all got to try to outsmart the bookies. So, check out my comparison betting odds for this event, as well as any money-making props that catch my eye and let’s bring home the bacon together.

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The continued threat of Rousimar Palhares

The continued threat of Rousimar Palhares

| August 28, 2011 | 1:30 pm | Reply

In one of the best shown Spike TV fights, and sadly one of the last, Rousimar Palhares improved his record in unusual fashion to 13-3 at UFC Rio. Palhares is a definite middleweight contender and without a few silly mistakes would be a lot closer to a shot at the title, but for now he’s still one or two fights away. The Bisping vs. Miller Loser, or the Leben vs. Munoz winner would both be perfect challenger eliminator fight.

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In Case You Missed It: A July Recap in MMA

In Case You Missed It: A July Recap in MMA

| August 3, 2011 | 4:30 pm | Reply

July was month you did not want to miss as an MMA fan. It was like a good movie. There was action and drama, heroes and villains, and most importantly, something was always happening to keep you interested. Four big, important, events happened this past month, and one of them wasn’t even technically an event. We began the month with UFC 132: Faber vs. Cruz and closed it with Strikeforce: Fedor vs. Henderson. In between was arguably the more intriguing part of the month with the UFC 133 lineup changes and the Alistair Overeem saga.

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The UFC Middleweight scene After Silva vs. Okami

The UFC Middleweight scene After Silva vs. Okami

| July 26, 2011 | 8:00 am | Reply

In the weeks leading up to UFC 134: Rio, everyone’s attention will be on the middleweight division and mainly, the reigning king – Anderson Silva. Since arriving in the Hard Rock Hotel in Las Vegas, dispensing of Chris Leben in under a minute, the man has gone onto destroy (physically, emotionally and mentally) everyone who has stepped into the octagon with him.

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