Tag: Nik Lentz

UFC 150: Henderson vs. Edgar Betting Corner

UFC 150: Henderson vs. Edgar Betting Corner

| August 6, 2012 | 9:17 pm | Reply

Riding the wave created by the phenomenal UFC on Fox 4 card, UFC 150 brings the fighters back to altitude for a PPV card that should be well worth the money. In our main event, Benson Henderson will look to show the first fight was no fluke as he takes on the gutsy Frankie Edgar in defense of his title. In other lightweight action, fan favorite Donald Cerrone will take on Melvin Guillard in a bout that can’t possibly be anything short of amazing.

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UFC on FOX: Evans vs. Davis Medical Suspensions

UFC on FOX: Evans vs. Davis Medical Suspensions

| February 2, 2012 | 11:36 am | Reply

Coming away from last week’s UFC on FOX: Evans vs. Davis event, the fighters on the card walked away fairly healthy. A total of just eight fighters were given medical suspensions by the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation, ranging from 30 to 60 days.

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Evan Dunham and Nik Lentz give MMA fans a show

Evan Dunham and Nik Lentz give MMA fans a show

| January 28, 2012 | 10:43 pm | Reply

It’s not too often that a fight that is featured on the preliminary portion of a UFC card ends up winning the Fight of the Night bonus. Evan Dunham and Nik Lentz’s back and forth battle was epic, as the two fighters gave everything they had, in their attempt to dispatch of one another.

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UFC on FOX: Evans vs. Davis Live Results & Analysis

UFC on FOX: Evans vs. Davis Live Results & Analysis

| January 28, 2012 | 2:09 pm | Reply

The first official UFC on FOX card has finally arrived and despite a late change to the main card the UFC has put together a very competitive and meaningful card on FOX. The night’s main card will feature three fights on Fox following the seven bout preliminary card that will air on Fuel TX (only six fights will air live on Fuel TV).

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UFC on FOX: Evans vs. Davis Bold Predictions

UFC on FOX: Evans vs. Davis Bold Predictions

| January 25, 2012 | 11:03 am | 1 Reply

The first official UFC on FOX card has finally arrived and despite a late change to the main card the UFC has put together a very competitive and meaningful card on FOX. The night’s main card will feature three fights on Fox following the eight bout preliminary card that will air on Fuel TX. Originally all three main card bouts held title shot implications for the winner, but an injury to Mark Munoz forced him out against Chael Sonnen and moved Michael Bisping up the card. Chris Weidman was then tabbed to replace Bisping, who was scheduled to face Demian Maia to open the main card.

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The Betting Corner: UFC on FOX 2

The Betting Corner: UFC on FOX 2

| January 24, 2012 | 11:01 am | 1 Reply

Having learned from the folly of the previous UFC on Fox, we’re treated to three fights this time out on the main broadcast, as well as a packed Fuel TV undercard. The main event is a long time in the making it seems, as Rashad Evans once again tries to grab a title shot, taking on undefeated Phil Davis. On top of light heavyweight title implications, we’re also treated to a number one contender bout between Chael Sonnen and Michael Bisping as well as another solid matchup with Demien Maia facing Chris Weidman to open the Fox curtain.

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UFC 140: Jones vs. Machida Quick Results

UFC 140: Jones vs. Machida Quick Results

| December 10, 2011 | 11:34 pm | Reply

Once again MMA proved that you never know and that anything can happen when you step into the cage. Take tonight’s UFC 140 in Toronto, Canada for example, six of the 12 fights ended in the opening round while another three didn’t make it out of the second round. The exciting night might be in the books but the results from tonight will be talked about for a long time across the internet.

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UFC 140: Jones vs. Machida Weigh-in Results

UFC 140: Jones vs. Machida Weigh-in Results

| December 9, 2011 | 3:50 pm | Reply

The fighters for tomorrows UFC 140 all stepped on the scales today in Toronto, Canada in front of a packed house along with everyone watching over the internet. Out of the 24 fighters, only lightweight Dennis Hallman missed weight and coming off his speedo incident at UFC 133 the veteran’s on very thin ice.

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