UFC Fight

The Prophet 22The Prophet 22
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http://www.stream2watch.me/ufc

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  • compueasecompuease Admin
    no workee..
  • GTA PokerGTA Poker
    same...likely regional, I'm in Canada right now
  • compueasecompuease Admin
    Warning, warning, there is all sorts of spyware from that link...
    I tried it with my Malwarebytes resident running and it lit up like a christmas tree... Use at your own risk..
  • FoxrodFoxrod
    UFC 155: Dos Santos vs Velasquez II Live Stream Online
  • compueasecompuease Admin
    That one seems to work although don't click on any of the ad links on the page, dangerous....!
  • wildbill7145wildbill7145
    I'd say pull it and wait for secure torrents or otherwise.
  • UnknownUnknown
    UFC and MMA has to be the most nut low sport there is

    I just could never get into it
  • DrTyoreDrTyore
    Many kids I work with ask me if I like UFC..

    I tell them I've seen it, but frankly, I don't. I know enough about the guys who fight, and know the techniques and skill level it requires - and am adequately impressed, but have decided I'm not a fan.

    They are often surprised when they find out then that I am a fan of WWE wrestling. However, upon reflection, I am both proud, and understanding of the difference. I prefer my violence fake. I recall an old saying about how you can judge a society by the way it entertains itself. I guess i"m kinda okay with acknowledging our lust for violence, but minimizing the actual damage.

    Mark
  • kwstevekwsteve
    Some real bloody ones last night. In the fight before the main event, the one guy was literally drenched in the other guy's blood.
  • GTA PokerGTA Poker
    kwsteve wrote: »
    Some real bloody ones last night. In the fight before the main event, the one guy was literally drenched in the other guy's blood.

    #likemarkplayingfloorhockey
  • MiloMilo
    MMA is no more viloent, and often less damaging to the participants than boxing. I like the fights, and last night there were some good ones.
  • wildbill7145wildbill7145
    When MMA started a long time ago, I watched a handful of fights. Didn't enjoy it whatsoever at the time. Didn't watch it again up until about a year ago.

    It seems different now, and I quite enjoy it. Not sure what they've done to refine things or make rule changes if anything at all. They've certainly marketed the shit out of it with clothing, etc.

    It's totally replaced boxing at this point in my opinion. I never hear anyone talking about heavyweight champs or big fights in the boxing world whatsoever.

    Only problem is I have to wait until my wife goes out for the evening to watch it. She's not a fan.
  • actyperactyper
    Lauzon vs miller was one f the fights of the year.
  • piggypie123piggypie123
    actyper wrote: »
    Lauzon vs miller was one f the fights of the year.
    A lot of blood in that one. I still can't beleive Junior Dos Santos lost, I thought he was going to be unstoppable.
  • MiloMilo
    Most impressive thing about Miller/Lauzon is how even after all that blood loss, LAuzon still had the wherewithal to throw in a clinical knee bar, and then transition to the guillotine. That fight goes for two more minutes, I think he wins it.
  • GTA PokerGTA Poker
    Milo wrote: »
    Most impressive thing about Miller/Lauzon is how even after all that blood loss, LAuzon still had the wherewithal to throw in a clinical knee bar, and then transition to the guillotine. That fight goes for two more minutes, I think he wins it.

    That's not much blood loss -- lol @ Joe Rogan thinking it was 3x as much as a blood donation
  • MiloMilo
    True, but I would guess that he spilled about a pint . . . easy. Looked like a Tobe Hooper extra
  • Richard~Richard~
    Gunnar Nelson is an amazing fighter, watching ufc today
  • MiloMilo
    I don't know about amazing . . . looks a lot like Machida did when he first came to the UFC. Probably because they both have a karate background, but Machida is much less elusive now, and I think people will figure Gunnar out, as well, the further he climbs the ladder. I like the kid, but I don't think we should get ahead of ourselves either. Now Gustaffson, that guy is going to get a title fight within the next year, if he doesn't stumble.
  • Richard~Richard~
    I've only recently started watching ufc on a regular basis, I wish I knew more about the sport. Nelson probably amazed me since I've done a bunch of karate myself and his style looked so dominant. His groundtechnique was massive and his reflexes in the standup and relaxed attitude and cool head made him look so so untouchable
  • actyperactyper
    Until the end of the fight lol. He looks good though, completely dictated the fight.
  • MiloMilo
    DrTyore wrote: »
    Many kids I work with ask me if I like UFC..

    I tell them I've seen it, but frankly, I don't. I know enough about the guys who fight, and know the techniques and skill level it requires - and am adequately impressed, but have decided I'm not a fan.

    They are often surprised when they find out then that I am a fan of WWE wrestling. However, upon reflection, I am both proud, and understanding of the difference. I prefer my violence fake. I recall an old saying about how you can judge a society by the way it entertains itself. I guess i"m kinda okay with acknowledging our lust for violence, but minimizing the actual damage.

    Mark

    You might want to think about that a little more, based on the stats.
  • MiloMilo
    Richard~ wrote: »
    I've only recently started watching ufc on a regular basis, I wish I knew more about the sport. Nelson probably amazed me since I've done a bunch of karate myself and his style looked so dominant. His groundtechnique was massive and his reflexes in the standup and relaxed attitude and cool head made him look so so untouchable
    actyper wrote: »
    Until the end of the fight lol. He looks good though, completely dictated the fight.

    Absolutely agree . . . and a lot of commentators attribute that to the karate background as I said. Machida is getting "hit" a lot more now than when he first started in the UFC, so it would seem that fighters are adapting to the idiosyncracies of that style of fighting. I am certian the same will happen to Nelson, too. That said, he is and exciting talent . . . I liken his calmness to that of Rory MacDonald, who is a little higher up the food-chain right now. It will be interesting to see what happens as the talent level of his opponents increases.
  • piggypie123piggypie123
    Milo wrote: »
    . Now Gustaffson, that guy is going to get a title fight within the next year, if he doesn't stumble.
    I totaly agree with you on this. He will be fighting bones within a year if he keeps going the way he is.
  • The Prophet 22The Prophet 22
    Can GPS defend for the 8th time? fight online now
  • UnknownUnknown
    I took Diaz

    all this time betting against GSP is bound to pay off soon (I hope!) :)
  • The Prophet 22The Prophet 22
    costanza wrote: »
    I took Diaz

    all this time betting against GSP is bound to pay off soon (I hope!) :)

    doubt it. Hendricks fight was great though.
  • UnknownUnknown
    le sigh... :mad:
  • piggypie123piggypie123
    Hedricks and Condint was an awesome fight. GSP is gonna have a hard time with Hendricks IMO. You can tell Hendricks trained hard for that fight last night, he did amazing.
  • MiloMilo
    Hendricks got the benefit of judges valuing takedowns over action. Every time he took Condit down, he did nothing to advance the position, he did not land any significant strikes. If anything Condit was more active than he was. His broken hand was probably a factor, but those takedowns were strictly defensive, imo, and I put more value on aggression and offense in a fight than defense.
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