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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uYkL9JM78uo&feature=player_profilepage
kan niet wachten tot diaz ook deze belt pakt
Mr 1 Leg
06-11-2011, 20:00
GSP gaat hem slopen!!! hahahaha you whil see!!!
dit kan je natuurlijk al voorspellen gsp is veeeeelste goed en als je gevecht heb gezien paul daley vs nick diaz heeft nick diaz nog geluk gehad.
en josh koscheck maakte paul daley helemaal af geloof me gsp gaat winnen
the butcher
06-11-2011, 20:08
WAR DIAZ !
The Company
06-11-2011, 20:26
dit kan je natuurlijk al voorspellen gsp is veeeeelste goed en als je gevecht heb gezien paul daley vs nick diaz heeft nick diaz nog geluk gehad.
en josh koscheck maakte paul daley helemaal af geloof me gsp gaat winnen
Koscheck maakte paul Daley helemaal af? Je maakt een grap toch?
Diaz sub round 5.
haha ja helemaal af met worstelen en paul daley gaf het zelf nog extra duidelijk aan (frustratie)
om derna nog effe een cheapshot te doen
el bastardo
06-11-2011, 21:11
Als GSP niet vecht zoals hij kan (lees voordat hij de belt pakte en ging vechten om niet te verliezen) dan hoop ik niet alleen dat Diaz hem heel erg pakt, maar dat denk ik dan ook. Of hij moet zijn human blanket act weer gaan opvoeren. Maar ook dan denk ik dat Diaz vanaf zijn rug te gevaarlijk is voor m.
WAR Diaz!
The Company
06-11-2011, 21:23
haha ja helemaal af met worstelen en paul daley gaf het zelf nog extra duidelijk aan (frustratie)
om derna nog effe een cheapshot te doen
Lay n Pray noemen we dat. Dan vind ik hem staand stoppen in de 1e ronde toch indrukwekkender.
Lay n Pray noemen we dat. Dan vind ik hem staand stoppen in de 1e ronde toch indrukwekkender.
ik snap wat je bedoelt? dat is leuker voor de fans...
maar alsnog heeft koscheck hem toch echt geownt met worstelen takedowns bijvoorbeeld.
als paul daley een goeie takedown defense had kon het een spannende gevecht worden maar het is mma en geen k1
dit kan je natuurlijk al voorspellen gsp is veeeeelste goed en als je gevecht heb gezien paul daley vs nick diaz heeft nick diaz nog geluk gehad.
en josh koscheck maakte paul daley helemaal af geloof me gsp gaat winnen
Jij vindt een beslissing een beter resultaat dan een 1e ronde KO?
Ik geef Diaz een grote kans. Staand maakt hij gehakt van GSP maar GSP kennende zal die hem wel willen knuffelen op de grond. De kans dat GSP Diaz KO krijgt of submit is vrijwel nihil en in de guard van Diaz zitten is ook niet geheel ongevaarlijk.
Mr 1 Leg
07-11-2011, 08:38
alle respect voor diaz.maar gsp gaat slopen.ieder zijn mening!!!
Denk GSP of Diaz moet met een hail mary punch komen!!
Redwhitewarrior
07-11-2011, 10:01
GSP zal moeten gaan knokken als voorheen wil hij kans maken. Met zijn befaamde knuffel techniek zal hij t niet redden tegen Nick. Denk en hoop dat het Diaz wordt op TKO
Ik hoop om een mooi gevecht, met diaz als winnaar
Vette partij, Ik ga all in op Diaz
SacredHeart
07-11-2011, 11:26
Goed om de verdeeldheid hier te zien..
Diaz is een beest en gaat denk ik helemaal los.. Diaz FTW
The Bulldog
07-11-2011, 11:27
ik ben van mening dat GSP 1 van de beste p for p knokkers is..../maar dan moet ie wel zijn hele arsenaal inzetten. en niet de shoot en sleep stijl....
Diaz heeft tegen Pen laten zien dat ie staand te ziek is....
ben benieuwd echt wat dit voor pot gaat opleveren....
ik hoop 4 rondes WAR....en in de laatste een mooi technisch eind....
XanaduNL
07-11-2011, 13:42
Daley had Diaz 2x flink in de problemen. Ik vind Diaz fantastisch, maar ik denk wel dat hij een "beetje" overrated is.
Ik geef GSP 70% kans op winnen.
Daley heeft de beste handen op ww. En Diaz ging gewoon voor hem staan :lol:
GSP zou echt niet met Daley gaan staan, kijk naar zijn record, bijna allemaal KO's.
Ik geef GSP 60% kans ^^
BJ Penn on Diaz v. GSP, Retirement- INSIDE MMA Exclusive
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJa5syAtes8&feature=player_profilepage
Nick Diaz reveals thoughts on UFC, Gameplan vs GSP - Inside MMA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3yTKZTW8oU&feature=player_profilepage
wrestler_nl
08-11-2011, 16:49
Dit wordt echt een vet gevecht , ik denk dat dit de belangrijkste gevecht is van beide heren .
Boelly92
19-11-2011, 15:58
hahaha vanaf 2:14 doet het me een beetje denken nick diaz trashtalking tijdens het gevecht en zegt:
George I Am Youre Father!
El Bambino
19-11-2011, 16:50
George zijn zwakke punt is incasseren, tegen Bj Penn durfde hij al niet om staand te vechten, laat staan tegen Diaz.
Diaz met zijn lange benen en lichaam zou voor GSP zijn takedowns goed uitkomen en de vraag luidt:
Is Diaz zijn takedown defence goed genoeg om het gevecht staand te houden?
Petrosyan188
19-11-2011, 17:08
op Wiki staat dat silva vs sonnen 2 op deze card ook gaat plaatsvinden... maar dat lijkt me teveel van het goeie... alhoewel het is daar dan Super Bowl Weekend en in amerika is dat de nummer 1 Sport weekend van het jaar, het zou veel PPV's kunnen aantrekken.. veel canadese fans zullen een PPV kopen net als de amerikanen uiterraard... maar zet je ook silva op deze card dan heb je brazilie ook binnen
justsomeone
19-11-2011, 17:12
op Wiki staat dat silva vs sonnen 2 op deze card ook gaat plaatsvinden... maar dat lijkt me teveel van het goeie... alhoewel het is daar dan Super Bowl Weekend en in amerika is dat de nummer 1 Sport weekend van het jaar, het zou veel PPV's kunnen aantrekken.. veel canadese fans zullen een PPV kopen net als de amerikanen uiterraard... maar zet je ook silva op deze card dan heb je brazilie ook binnen
Als dat zo is dan is dat imo de beste card ooit.
welcome back trouwens
Dat je voor GSP kan zijn, leuk dat hij bijna alles op decision wint en van knuffelen houdt, maar Diaz is op de grond levensgevaarlijk en staand redt GSP het niet. De cardio van Diaz is ook te ziek, een decision zou ik ook eerder aan Diaz geven. Ik denk niet dat GSP in de buurt komt, gaf Penn of Daley nog meer kans!
LEGENDARY!
Diaz is één van mijn helden, wat een baas!
GSP is ook één van de allergrootste, die echt veel beter kan dan hij de laatste tijd heeft laten zien.
Wordt een megapot, met ik denk (en hoop) toch Diaz, want dat is de baas der bazen!
Mastenbroek
19-11-2011, 18:53
een decision zou ik ook eerder aan Diaz geven.
??
Dat je voor GSP kan zijn, leuk dat hij bijna alles op decision wint en van knuffelen houdt, maar Diaz is op de grond levensgevaarlijk en staand redt GSP het niet. De cardio van Diaz is ook te ziek, een decision zou ik ook eerder aan Diaz geven. Ik denk niet dat GSP in de buurt komt, gaf Penn of Daley nog meer kans!
Dus jij vind dat GSP geen stand up heeft? Die gozer heeft een karate achtergrond. En al jaren MMA training. En GSP heeft geen conditie om 5 ronde's te gaan? Kom op gozer. Hij is niet zomaar kampioen. Het wordt wel een moeilijke gevecht, maar om te zeggen dat ie het niet gaat redden. Ik begrijp dat knock outs leuker voor de fans zijn, maar hij staat in de de octagon. En hij is gewoon strategisch ingesteld. Maar toch zie je aan de einde van de wedstrijd dat mensen zijn opgefocked door hem. Blauwe ogen of dikke ogen. Je komt er niet zonder kleer scheuren vanaf. Diaz heeft er denk ik zijn handen er vol aan.
Kijk maar naar zijn laatste gevecht tegen BJ. Als BJ conditie had dan had de 2e en 3e ronde hetzelfde geweest als de eerste. Waar BJ gewoon beter was. En nu krijg je een GSP die wel werkt aan zijn conditie en andere dingen waaronder Turnen. Shitttt is on!!!!!!
Carlos Condit to Face Josh Koscheck at UFC 143
As expected, Carlos Condit (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/carlos/condit/663/) won't sit around and wait for Georges St-Pierre (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/georges/st-pierre/439/) and Nick Diaz (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/nick/diaz/506/) to decide the direction of the UFC welterweight division.
Instead, Condit will face former No. 1 contender Josh Koscheck (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/josh/koscheck/330/) at UFC (http://www.mmafighting.com/ufc) 143.
Koscheck announced the fight on his own, and a source confirmed that Condit has at least verbally agreed to take the bout.
Condit has been one of the winningest welterweights in MMA for years, capturing 12 of his last 13 fights, losing only a close split-decision to Martin Kampmann (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/martin/kampmann/474/) during that time. Condit has won four in a row overall, including three straight knockouts.
Condit (27-5) was at one time pushed ahead of Diaz and into a title bout with St-Pierre, but after Diaz defeated BJ Penn at UFC 137, St-Pierre asked for and received a change, and will fight Diaz at UFC 143.
If Condit wins, he's likely to be named No. 1 contender.
Meanwhile, Koscheck (16-5) returned from his December 2010 loss at the hands of St-Pierre to knock out Matt Hughes (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/matt/hughes/187/) in the first round of their UFC 135 (http://www.mmafighting.com/tag/UFC+135/) fight.
UFC 143 takes place from the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas on February 4.
Leventdepevent
21-11-2011, 18:52
heb nou al zin in die partij, super!
The Company
29-11-2011, 19:21
War Kuiper!
Undefeated middleweight Michael Kuiper (11-0 MMA, 0-0 UFC) is set to make his octagon debut when he meets Rafael Natal (13-3-1 MMA, 1-1-1 UFC) at UFC 143.
MMAjunkie.com (UFC blog for UFC news, UFC rumors, fighter interviews and event previews/recaps | MMAjunkie.com
(http://www.mmajunkie.com)) learned of the impending matchup from sources close to the event, who said verbal agreements are in place. Brazilian website SporTV initially reported the fight.
UFC 143 takes place Feb. 4 at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas. The event's main card airs live on pay-per-view while preliminary bouts are expected to air on FUEL TV.
Dutchman Kuiper makes his debut with an unblemished resume and three consecutive first-round wins by TKO or KO on the international circuit. However, a look at his resume shows that he has yet to meet an opponent with significant high-level experience.
Natal most recently outpointed "The Ultimate Fighter 7" castoff and recent UFC cut Paul Bradley at UFC 133, which reversed a disappointing draw to Jesse Bongfeldt at UFC 124.
"Sapo" came out on the losing end in his octagon debut when Rich Attonito outpointed him at "UFC Fight Night 22: Marquardt vs. Palhares."
UFC 143 is headlined by a welterweight title match between champ Georges St-Pierre and challenger Nick Diaz.
For more on UFC 143, stay tuned to the UFC Rumors section of the site.
(Pictured: Rafael "Sapo" Natal)
Erg vet voor Michael, op een mooie card!
mr.smokey1980
29-11-2011, 19:34
pff dit verdient zeker een eigen topic!! het is niet elke dag dat een nederlander z'n debuut maakt in de UFC!!
justsomeone
29-11-2011, 20:12
Hij maakt zijn debuut op een heeeele vette card.
Surrender
29-11-2011, 22:34
Diaz, Diaz. Diaz!!! Micheal, Micheal, Micheal!!!! War guys!!!
We zijn er zeker bij!!!
Knaluuuuhhhhhhh!!!!
Surrender
29-11-2011, 22:37
Stel je voor dat GSP en Kos winnen? Ik ga die wedstrijd dus echt niet nog een keer kijken hé! Fck die shit man!
War Nick, War Carlos!!!
K-1sunstarr
29-11-2011, 22:54
Het wordt een hele zware lange 5 ronden pot.
Hahahaha, kan niet wachten.
el bastardo
29-11-2011, 23:16
Echt super dit! Michael maakt gewoon zijn debuut op een van de grootste main events van het jaar! Ik ga kijken of ik hier bij kan zijn!
WAR Michael!
https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/388348_303707686320002_197738923583546_1104406_128 331558_n.jpg
el bastardo
29-11-2011, 23:25
De tegenstander van Michael:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4lOt4xH0EQ
el bastardo
29-11-2011, 23:40
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gSJyp4n56s&feature=related
boudstyle
29-11-2011, 23:54
Hoop dat Diaz hem gek maakt, maar denk dat een wall and stall met een last 30 seconds takedown UD voor GSP gaat worden.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gSJyp4n56s&feature=related
Thanx, als ik het zo bekijk dan heeft de tegenstander van Kuiper behoorlijke lowkicks in huis, een aardige tdd en kan hij goed doorkomen met stoten. Een mooie test voor onze Nederlandse aanwinst in de ufc!
Rafael “Sapo” Natal (http://www.sherdog.com/fighter/Rafael-Natal-13968) will return to the Octagon on Feb. 4 against undefeated judo practitioner Michael Kuiper (http://www.sherdog.com/fighter/Michael-Kuiper-42901) at UFC 143 (http://www.sherdog.com/events/UFC-143-GSP-vs-Diaz-18945).
Sherdog.com confirmed the planned matchup with Natal and another source close to the bout on Tuesday. Brazilian outlet SporTv first reported the booking.
“The contract is already here and I will sign it today to send it back to the UFC,” Natal revealed to Sherdog.com. “I know [Kuiper] is a judo specialist, but [also] had a lot of muay Thai fights and likes to keep the fight on his feet. I’m so comfortable with my exchanging skills, and I will be completely ready for him in two months when the fight comes up.”
UFC 143 is expected to be headlined by a welterweight title bout between longtime UFC champion Georges St. Pierre (http://www.sherdog.com/fighter/Georges-St.-Pierre-3500) and former Strikeforce titlist Nick Diaz (http://www.sherdog.com/fighter/Nick-Diaz-2831). The event takes place at Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas and will air live on pay-per-view.
Perfect through 11 professional outings, Kuiper has finished 10 of his conquered foes by knockout or submission. The 22-year-old Dutchman has knocked out three consecutive opponents, most recently finishing Morris Cilfoni (http://www.sherdog.com/fighter/Morris-Cilfoni-6416) on May 7. After fighting seven times to begin his career in 2009, Kuiper’s pace has slowed considerably in the last two years, competing just four times total.
Bron:
‘Sapo’ Natal Meets Debutant Kuiper at UFC 143 on Super Bowl Saturday (http://www.sherdog.com/news/news/Sapo-Natal-Meets-Debutant-Kuiper-at-UFC-143-on-Super-Bowl-Saturday-37516)
Vet! ben echt benieuwd hoe hij het gaat doen daar!
Rougemonkey
30-11-2011, 14:41
Hoop op Diaz.
Thanx, als ik het zo bekijk dan heeft de tegenstander van Kuiper behoorlijke lowkicks in huis, een aardige tdd en kan hij goed doorkomen met stoten. Een mooie test voor onze Nederlandse aanwinst in de ufc!
Ik vind de dekking van rafael natal wel erg laag hoor als hij een lowkick geeft. Zeker een leuke test voor Kuiper. Mooi hoor om weer een nederlander in de ufc te zien!
Appielwt
07-12-2011, 19:09
Groot nieuws van dana zijn twitter:
GSP blown acl will be out for 10 mos. Now Condit vs Diaz for the interim welterweight title on Feb 4th in Las Vegas!!
The Company
07-12-2011, 19:15
Groot nieuws van dana zijn twitter:
GSP blown acl will be out for 10 mos. Now Condit vs Diaz for the interim welterweight title on Feb 4th in Las Vegas!!
I don't think he is hurt, i think he is scared! Where you at George?:lol:
Diaz by TKO.
Groot nieuws van dana zijn twitter:
GSP blown acl will be out for 10 mos. Now Condit vs Diaz for the interim welterweight title on Feb 4th in Las Vegas!!
even zo'n berichtje tussen neus en lippen door, als dit klopt baal ik daar flink van.
Appielwt
07-12-2011, 19:24
even zo'n berichtje tussen neus en lippen door, als dit klopt baal ik daar flink van.
Hier de link van Dana zijn twitter: Twitter (https://twitter.com/#!/danawhite)
Tering als dit gevecht niet doorgaat, dan word ik gek!
op ufc.com wordt er overigens flink over getwitterd.
Appielwt
07-12-2011, 19:29
Staat nu ook al op mmajunkie.com : Champ St-Pierre injured, Diaz vs. Condit for interim title at UFC 143 | MMAjunkie.com
(http://mmajunkie.com/news/26422/champ-st-pierre-injured-diaz-vs-condit-for-interim-title-at-ufc-143.mma)
Dit is echt een domper. Niet dat ik Condit vs Diaz minder aantrekkelijk vindt. Alleen GSP zou eindelijk eens worden uitgedaagd.
Georges St-Pierre Injures Knee, 10-Month Recovery Time KO's Him from UFC 143
UFC welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/georges/st-pierre/439/) has injured his knee for the second time in two months, forcing him out of action once again. But this injury is much worse than the one that cost him a few weeks and a date with Carlos Condit (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/carlos/condit/663/) in October.
This time, the champ tore his ACL and will be out around 10 months, UFC (http://www.mmafighting.com/ufc) president Dana White announced.
The issue will cost him a spot in the UFC 143 main event, and one of 2012's most anticipated matchups against former Strikeforce (http://www.mmafighting.com/strikeforce/) champion Nick Diaz (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/nick/diaz/506/).
Instead, Diaz (26-7, 1 no contest) will face Condit in a bout that White says will be for the interim welterweight championship.
As you may recall, Condit (27-5) has had a roller coaster ride in the booking department recently. After knocking out Dong Hyun Kim (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/dong-hyun/kim/455/) at UFC 132 (http://www.mmafighting.com/tag/UFC+132/), he was going to fight BJ Penn at UFC 139 (http://www.mmafighting.com/tag/UFC+139/), then got the slot against St-Pierre when Diaz went AWOL for two press appearances. But that opportunity came and went when St-Pierre suffered his first knee injury.
Condit didn't end up fighting in October, instead choosing to wait for St-Pierre to heal. But even that plan went awry when Diaz overwhelmed Penn, and St-Pierre insisted upon fighting the Stockton, California native.
So Condit was moved aside and thrust into a matchup with Josh Koscheck (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/josh/koscheck/330/). And now Koscheck is the odd man out.
That's enough to make your head spin, but the long and short of it is that the Condit-Diaz winner will be the interim champ, and whenever St-Pierre returns, he'll face the holder of that faux belt.
This is the second major injury St-Pierre (22-2) has suffered as champion. During a successful July 2009 title defense against Thiago Alves (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/thiago/alves/511/), he tore his groin and didn't fight again until over eight months later.
By the time he returns, St-Pierre will have had over a year on the sidelines. His last bout was an April 2011 unanimous decision win over Jake Shields. He has been the champion for over 1,300 days, since wresting the title from Matt Serra in April 2008.
dan mag de naam van de thread wel verandert worden, denk dat het aantal replies snel stijgt als de naam verandert is.
Ja, dat ie zo lang de champ is komt nu ook wel in een ander daglicht te staan, hoewel ik nog steeds het een geweldige vechter vind.
Man, wat baal ik hiervan, Diaz de man eindelijk in de UFC, tegen de UFC wereldtop, echt wat een kutzooi!
univers1l
07-12-2011, 19:43
dammn
had dit niet verwacht, weer geen gsp vs diaz.
diaz was grote kanshebber om de era gsp te doorbreken.
nu weer wachten en zo'n interim belt boeit niet.
dan mag de naam van de thread wel verandert worden, denk dat het aantal replies snel stijgt als de naam verandert is.
Dat was al eerder gebeurt dan dat jij deze reply gaf :lol: ;)
Dat was al eerder gebeurt dan dat jij deze reply gaf :lol: ;)
je hebt altijd baas boven baas;)
GilbertYvelFan24
07-12-2011, 20:17
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfY3kdPot7I
WHERE YOU AT GEORGES!!!!!!!!! LOL
XanaduNL
07-12-2011, 21:02
Kut, maar alsnog een mooie main event. :)
Kutzooi, dit was nou het gevecht waar ik ECHT naar uitkeek.
Damn, Grease st pierre ducked Diaz alweer :lol:
Maar ik denk dat Condit-Diaz een vettere partij is trouwens
Damn, Grease st pierre ducked Diaz alweer :lol:
Maar ik denk dat Condit-Diaz een vettere partij is trouwens
Brute sig man.
En Condit-Diaz word iedergeval een gevecht, bij GSP was ik toch bang voor de Lay N Pray.
Brute sig man.
En Condit-Diaz word iedergeval een gevecht, bij GSP was ik toch bang voor de Lay N Pray.
thx, ja GSP zou toch weer 5 rondes op Diaz liggen.
GSP heeft al een tijdje niet gevochten trouwens en kan nog eens 10 maanden niet vechten, ook niet mooi
voor de ww divisie.
The Company
07-12-2011, 22:47
thx, ja GSP zou toch weer 5 rondes op Diaz liggen.
GSP heeft al een tijdje niet gevochten trouwens en kan nog eens 10 maanden niet vechten, ook niet mooi
voor de ww divisie.
Eigenlijk zouden ze het een gewoon titel gevecht moeten maken en GSP van zijn titel af schrappen. Hij heeft al sinds April niet meer gevochten, het is nu al december. Als je daar 10 maanden bij optelt plus trainingstijd en de tijd die tussen het klaar zijn en het event zit, ben je zo 2 jaar verder.
Niemand geeft wat om een interim belt en al helemaal niet als Condit of Diaz hem verdedigd tegen bijvoorbeeld Fitch.
Dat zou mooi zijn, fuck wachten met die belt
blackadder
07-12-2011, 22:51
Ik moest ff 2x kijken. Ik dacht even dat ie tegen Rafael Nadal ging.
dandy danny
07-12-2011, 23:45
gsp voelt dat ie ze belt wel eens kan gaan verliezen en knuffelt stiekum in ze slaap met ze belt
kom op nou gsp iedereen wil dit gevecht pussy boy why duck him again
Manager Malki Kawa Talks Condit vs. Diaz, Jon Jones' Vacation, Chris Leben's Future
Watch below as MMA (http://www.mmafighting.com/) manager Malki Kawa discusses his client Carlos Condit (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/carlos/condit/663/) stepping in to fight Nick Diaz (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/nick/diaz/506/) for the interim welterweight title at UFC (http://www.mmafighting.com/ufc) 143, Jon Jones (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/jon/jones/549/)' long vacation after UFC 140 (http://www.mmafighting.com/tag/UFC+140/), what's next for Frank Mir (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/frank/mir/377/), and Chris Leben (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/chris/leben/414/)'s recent suspension from the UFC.
http://video.aol.com/aolvideo/aol-sports/malki-kawa-interview/1315357481001 (http://video.aol.com/aolvideo/aol-sports/malki-kawa-interview/1315357481001)
amilster
08-12-2011, 08:14
Ik baal hier wel van, had die pot graag gezien maar goed het is voor mij altijd een feestje om Diaz bezig te zien en zijn kans tegen de champ komt nog wel !
kendamac
08-12-2011, 08:37
Kan niet wachten op het volgende filmpje van Diaz....Hij zal wel flink tekeer gaan tegen Greace st Piere.
"Don't be scared homey"
Kan niet wachten op het volgende filmpje van Diaz....Hij zal wel flink tekeer gaan tegen Greace st Piere.
"Don't be scared homey"
uhhh, de partij tegen GSP gaat niet door.. ;)
Mr 1 Leg
08-12-2011, 09:12
warrrrrrrrrrrr micheal.het is jou gegund amigo!!!
fuck fuck fuck fuck fuckkkkkkkkkkkkk
kendamac
08-12-2011, 13:26
Ik bedoel verbaal tekeer gaan in een van zijn homevideos!!!
Sjakiezwart
08-12-2011, 14:02
kom op nou gsp iedereen wil dit gevecht pussy boy why duck him again
Duidelijk geen vechtsportfan. Bedenk wel dat het gevecht tussen GSP en Diaz in eerste instantie alleen maar zo leuk was omdat ze zo aan elkaar gewaagd zijn.
Een gescheurde ACL is ook niet bepaald een gekneusde rib. 8 maanden revalideren en dan nog een paar maanden om je fit te trainen. Echt superzonde. Ik keek haast nog meer uit naar dit gevecht dan dat van Overeem en Lesnar.
Redwhitewarrior
09-12-2011, 02:30
ik ben hellraiser pissed, dat dit niet doorgaat!!
X 2
Josh Koscheck to Face Mike Pierce at UFC 143
Josh Koscheck's new opponent at UFC 143 will be Mike Pierce (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/mike/pierce/1078/).
"With Carlos Condit (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/carlos/condit/663/) moving to face Nick Diaz (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/nick/diaz/506/) for the interim welterweight championship, it will be powerhouse wrestler vs. powerhouse wrestler as Mike Pierce takes on Josh Koscheck at UFC 143," UFC president Dana White stated recently on UFC.com (http://www.ufc.com/news/ufc-143-fight-card-updates).
In September, Koscheck (16-5) recorded a knockout over UFC Hall of Famer Matt Hughes (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/matt/hughes/187/) at UFC 135 (http://www.mmafighting.com/tag/UFC+135/). That was Koscheck's first fight back after suffering an orbital bone injury in a loss to Georges St-Pierre at UFC 124 in December 2010.
Pierce (13-4) went 2-1 this year with wins over Kenny Robertson (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/kenny/robertson/1655/) and Paul Bradley (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/paul/bradley/1416/) and a loss to Johny Hendricks (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/johny/hendricks/947/). Upon learning of the opening at UFC 143, Pierce went to the media and Twitter to ask for the Koscheck fight.
UFC 143 takes place SuperBowl weekend on Feb. 4, 2012 at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas.
Jonathan Chaimberg Discusses Georges St-Pierre's Injury, Road to Recovery
Watch below as Georges St-Pierre (http://www.mmafighting.com/tag/GeorgesStPierre/)'s strength and conditioning coach Jonathan Chaimberg (http://www.mmafighting.com/tag/JonathanChaimberg/) discusses Georges St-Pierre recent knee injury, what happened, his road to recovery, and when he will return.
http://video.aol.com/aolvideo/aol-sports/jonathan-chaimberg-interview/1322965189001 (http://video.aol.com/aolvideo/aol-sports/jonathan-chaimberg-interview/1322965189001)
Carlos Condit Is a Nick Diaz Fan, and Looking Forward to Matchup of Similar Styles
What a stretch it's been for Carlos Condit (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/carlos/condit/663/). First he was going to fight BJ Penn (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/bj/penn/361/) at 137, then he was going to fight Georges St-Pierre (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/georges/st-pierre/439/) for the title. Then St-Pierre got injured and Condit got neither. Then, he was going to wait for his title shot with GSP, until he was moved aside in favor of Diaz. Then, Condit was going to fight Josh Koscheck (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/josh/koscheck/330/) at UFC (http://www.mmafighting.com/ufc) 143, until a new St-Pierre injury occurred. And now, Condit is preparing for an interim welterweight title match against Nick Diaz (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/nick/diaz/506/).
Got all that? If not, the bottom line is Condit and Diaz are paired up in a bout that promises fireworks. And as far as Condit is concerned, that's just fine.
"Seeing everything that's happened over the past couple months, I kind of just had to laugh," he said on Monday's edition of The MMA (http://www.mmafighting.com/) Hour. "It's crazy, a lots of ups and downs but after all this turmoil and stuff, it ended up going my way."
Condit (27-5) said that he is a fan of Diaz's fight style, likening it to his own aggressive approach that often leads to crowd-pleasing fights.
Because of their similar styles and go-for-broke mentalities, many believe that a Condit-Diaz bout will be more intriguing than one involving St-Pierre. Though he doesn't necessarily agree, Condit is convinced the duo will produce something special at UFC 143.
"Whether it's an interim title or not, this is what the fans have been screaming for from the welterweight division," he said. "They're looking for exciting fighters, guys who go out and put it on the line and come to thrown down win, lose or draw. I think both Diaz and myself are those guys."
The switch from Koscheck to Diaz was a major shift in opponent base. Given his NCAA wrestling pedigree, Koscheck brings with him the constant threat of the takedown. Diaz is nowhere near as accomplished in that area though he compensates well for it with his dangerous ground game.
Condit noted that he could be described in a similar way, and even though he believes he had the tools to overcome Koscheck, he likes the Diaz matchup.
"Nick is a physically tougher guy, but I think his style matches up better with me, he said. "We're both standup fighters and we both have a jiu-jitsu base. I think Nick's style is definitely a better matchup for me."
Condit said he still hopes to fight Koscheck at some point in the future, but his long-term hope is of course to fight St-Pierre, the longtime division champion who will be on the sidelines for possibly up to 10 months will recovering from a torn ACL in his right knee.
To do that, he'll have to get through one of the sport's most fierce competitors, a guy who he has come to enjoy watching.
"As a fighter, I am a fan," he said. "I think he's a great fighter. He's had an impressive run lately. He's top notch, one of the best in the world. I don't know the guy personally, so I can't really speak to whether I'm a fan of his personally. I think he's got a bad attitude, but you've got to be yourself, so that's just him doing him."
GSP staat er wel om bekend dat hij een bitch is, dus dat dit verdacht is is logisch. Weer gaat het niet door, snap de teleurstelling hier!
Carlos Condit is wel een veel grotere dreiging voor Nick Diaz. Maar inderdaad ze zouden GSP zijn belt moeten afpakken als hij zolang niet vecht, dit kan toch niet..
FUCK
Mijn droom matchup gaat niet door, kutzooi, fuck die kut ufc
Surrender
13-12-2011, 14:42
Ik keek nog meer uit naar dit gevecht dan ALLE andere gevechten OOOOIT!!! Faaaaaaaaaaaaackkcckckkc!!!!
Ik keek nog meer uit naar dit gevecht dan ALLE andere gevechten OOOOIT!!! Faaaaaaaaaaaaackkcckckkc!!!!
Ja man, Condit is toch een stuk minder.
FUCK
Mijn droom matchup gaat niet door, kutzooi, fuck die kut ufc
Kan de UFC niks aan doen dat die fransman zen knie heeft bezeerd.
Georges St-Pierre Undergoes Surgery to Repair Injured Knee
UFC (http://www.mmafighting.com/ufc) welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/georges/st-pierre/439/) will undergo surgery Tuesday to fix the damage to his injured right knee.
The procedure will be done at the Kerlan-Jobe Orthopaedic Clinic in Los Angeles, a renowned facility for sports medicine among professional athletes. It will be performed by Dr. Neal ElAttrache, the team physician of Major League Baseball's Los Angeles Dodgers, who is considered one of the most accomplished orthopedists in sports medicine.
Dr. ElAttrache has performed knee surgeries on top athletes including NBA star Blake Griffin, Major League all-star outfielder Andre Ethier and NFL Pro Bowl quarterback Tom Brady.
In a recent teleconference, St-Pierre's personal orthopedist Dr. Sebastien Simard said that the surgery would require a total reconstruction of St-Pierre's anterior cruciate ligament along with repairing damage in his meniscus.
Estimates for his return have ranged from between 6-10 months, depending on how he responds to physical rehabilitation.
St-Pierre (22-2) attributed the knee injury to overcompensation issues. Just prior to it, he had hurt his left knee, and believes the extra stress on his healthy knee led to the ACL tear. The major injury happened during a wrestling training session. At the time, St-Pierre heard a crack and felt pain but attempted to continue.
In the days afterward, St-Pierre suffered no swelling, so he was convinced it was only a minor setback, but the stability never improved, eventually leading him to a pair of MRIs that both confirmed extensive damage.
The injury of course, forced St-Pierre out of a planned February bout with Nick Diaz (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/nick/diaz/506/), and his spot was taken by Carlos Condit (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/carlos/condit/663/). The Diaz-Condit bout has now been designated as an interim welterweight title fight.
St-Pierre has reigned over the welterweight class for over 1,300 days since defeating Matt Serra (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/matt/serra/212/) at UFC 83 in April 2008. Upon his return, St-Pierre will fight the interim champion in hopes of re-staking his claim to No. 1.
Georges St-Pierre Undergoes Successful Knee Surgery
UFC welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/georges/st-pierre/439/) underwent successful knee surgery Tuesday in Los Angeles, St-Pierre's coach Firas Zahabi (http://www.mmafighting.com/tag/FirasZahabi/) confirmed with MMAFighting.com.
"It went great," Zahabi wrote via text message. "The doctor said it could not have gone better."
The surgery was performed by Dr. Neal ElAttrache at the Kerlan-Jobe Orthopaedic Clinic in Los Angeles, a renowned facility for sports medicine among professional athletes. St-Pierre's team expects the champion to return to action in 2012. The recovery time could be anywhere between 6-10 months.
In the meantime, the UFC has booked an interim title fight between Nick Diaz (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/nick/diaz/506/) and Carlos Condit (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/carlos/condit/663/) for UFC 143 in February.
It was announced last week (http://www.mmafighting.com/2011/12/07/georges-st-pierre-injures-knee-10-month-recovery-time-kos-him/) that GSP had completely torn his anterior cruciate ligament and damaged his meniscus.
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-ENl5DxI_ops/TufNFbvYixI/AAAAAAAAB1E/huqqHxOZFMQ/s1600/UFC143_PRESALE_04.JPG
• Interim Welterweight Championship: Nick Diaz (26-7) vs. Carlos Condit (27-5)
• Josh Koscheck (16-5) vs. Mike Pierce (13-4)
• Scott Jorgensen (13-4) vs. Renan Barao (27-1)
• Dustin Poirier (11-1) vs. Erik Koch (13-1)
• Alex Caceres (6-4) vs. Edwin Figueora (8-1)
• Rafael Natal (13-3-1) vs. Michael Kuiper (11-0)
• Amir Sadollah (5-3) vs. Jorge Lopez (11-2)
Soulbringer320
14-12-2011, 23:28
A UFC 143 heavyweight showdown between Roy Nelson and Fabricio Werdum is in tap for Super Bowl weekend, according to MMAWeekly.com sources.
Nelson’s (16-6) UFC tenure was teetering on the brink following back-to-back losses to Junior dos Santos and Frank Mir, but he bounced back strong in his most recent fight. Nelson took the fight to Mirko “Cro Cop Filipovic at UFC 137, likely ending the Croatian’s career via a third-round TKO stoppage.
wrestler_nl
14-12-2011, 23:47
leuke matchup tussen twee geweldige grapplers maar ik denk dar Big Country hem zal pakken
Turboknecht
14-12-2011, 23:58
Ik hoop het niet. Ik vind die papzak maar niets.
denk ook dat die bolle gaat winnen
ik mag hem wel
Werdum gaat hem submitten let maar op!!!
WAAR NELSON! Nelson is een gezellige dikkert, ik hoop dattie gaat winnen!
Vergis je niet in Nelson's grappling hoor. Mir brak laatst Noguiera's arm, had ik nooit verwacht.
Nelson heeft Mir trouwens verslagen tijdens Grapplers Quest, maar zowieso is Ferdums groundgame geen grap, hij is wereldkampioen BJJ geweest en heeft Fedor laten tappen. Zijn guard en grip zijn echt extreem sterk volgens mij, ik denk dat Ferdum hem gaat overmannen. Roy Nelson heeft wel daarintegen een sterke kans om Ferdum KO te laten gaan met zijn gevaarlijke stoten. :cool2:
ik zou mijn geld toch op werdum zetten.
kooivechter
15-12-2011, 01:18
ik zou mijn geld toch op werdum zetten.
ik ook. denk dat werdum relatief eenvoudig gaat winnen
Lionheart
15-12-2011, 02:30
Nelson ftw!
Heb veel sympathie voor deze vechter!
denk ook dat die bolle gaat winnen
ik mag hem wel
Lol idd me 2
Trouwens... De partij van werdum tegen fedor zegt mij minder over zijn groundgame, dan zijn pot tegen nogueira in
Pride, waarin hij niet gesubmit werd
Trouwens... De partij van werdum tegen fedor zegt mij minder over zijn groundgame, dan zijn pot tegen nogueira in
Pride, waarin hij niet gesubmit werd
De groundgame van Werdum is veel beter dan dat van Nog. Werdum is tweemalig ADCC winnaar.
Fabricio Werdum Returns to the UFC
Former Strikeforce (http://www.mmafighting.com/strikeforce/) heavyweight contender Fabricio Werdum (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/fabricio/werdum/308/) is headed back to the UFC (http://www.mmafighting.com/ufc).
UFC president Dana White confirmed with MMAFighting.com on Thursday that Werdum "is a UFC fighter." Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
White would not confirm when Werdum would make his return to the organization, however, MMAWeekly.com (http://mmaweekly.com/fabricio-werdum-faces-roy-nelson-in-ufc-return) and other outlets reported on Wednesday that "Vai Cavalo" would meet Roy Nelson (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/roy/nelson/1015/) at UFC 143 on Feb. 4 in Las Vegas.
Werdum (14-5-1) last appeared in the UFC in Oct. 2009 when he lost via first-round knockout to Junior dos Santos (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/junior/dos-santos/535/). The promotion released the Brazilian following the fight, which led to him subsequently signing with Strikeforce. The 34-year-old went 3-1 in Strikeforce, with his defining moment coming in June 2010 when he submitted Fedor Emelianenko (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/fedor/emelianenko/705/) in the first round. Werdum was last seen in a Strikeforce cage losing to Alistair Overeem (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/alistair/overeem/808/) via unanimous decision. He went 2-2 in the UFC.
On Thursday, White announced that the Strikeforce heavyweight division would be abolished in 2012, following the conclusion of the heavyweight grand prix and the GP winner fighting one more time in the organization.
Fabricio Werdum vs. Roy Nelson Confirmed for UFC 143
Fabricio Werdum (http://www.mmafighting.com/tag/FabricioWerdum/)'s first fight back in the UFC will be against the new-look Roy Nelson (http://www.mmafighting.com/tag/RoyNelson/). Both Nelson (https://twitter.com/#!/roynelsonmma/status/149320602589724672) and Werdum (https://twitter.com/#!/FabricioWerdum/status/149283568563138560/photo/1) confirmed the news, which was first reported last week (http://ht.ly/85Wz8) by MMAWeekly.com, on Tuesday.
The fight will take place at UFC 143 (http://www.mmafighting.com/tag/UFC143/) on Feb. 4 in Las Vegas.
Werdum (14-5-1) last appeared in the UFC in Oct. 2009 when he lost via first-round knockout to Junior dos Santos (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/junior/dos-santos/535/). The promotion released the Brazilian following the fight, which led to him subsequently signing with Strikeforce. The 34-year-old went 3-1 in Strikeforce, with his defining moment coming in June 2010 when he submitted Fedor Emelianenko (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/fedor/emelianenko/705/) in the first round. Werdum was last seen in a Strikeforce cage losing to Alistair Overeem (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/alistair/overeem/808/) via unanimous decision. He went 2-2 in the UFC.
Nelson (16-6) showed off a leaner physique at UFC 137 against Mirko Cro Cop. "Big Country" picked up a much-needed win when he defeated the Croat via third-round TKO. The win snapped a two-fight losing streak for Nelson.
UFC 143 will be headlined by Nick Diaz vs. Carlos Condit. The main card will air live on pay-per-view.
Dustin Poirier vs. Ricardo Lamas Slated for UFC 143
Ricardo Lamas (http://www.mmafighting.com/tag/RicardoLamas/) has agreed to replace the injured Erik Koch (http://www.mmafighting.com/tag/ErikKoch/) against Dustin Poirier (http://www.mmafighting.com/tag/DustinPoirier/) at UFC 143, the company announced (http://www.ufc.com/news/ufc-143-fight-card-updates) Tuesday evening. The Poirier vs. Lamas featherweight tilt will take place at UFC 143 on Feb. 4 in Las Vegas.
The 22-year-old Poirier is a perfect 3-0 since dropping down to featherweight. He most recently defeated Pablo Garza via second-round submission at UFC on Fox last month.
Lamas (11-2) was also victorious at UFC on FOX, defeating Cub Swanson via second-round submission, as well. The 29-year-old Chicago-native is 2-0 since dropping down to 145 pounds earlier this year.
UFC 143, headlined by Nick Diaz vs. Carlos Condit, will air live on pay-per-view. Other fights announced for the card are Josh Koscheck vs. Mike Pierce and Roy Nelson vs. Fabricio Werdum.
Erg vet Werdum weer in de UFC, ik denk dat hij het van Minotauro voer kan nemen als top contender!
Nelson is wel erg lastig en wordt zwaar onderschat, de man heeft sowieso goede takedowns, dus Werdum zal echt top meoten zijn.
Toch ga ik ervanuit dat werdum wint, simpelweg omdat het de beste grondvechter is in de zwaargewicht klasse.
Carlos Condit Opens as Favorite Over Nick Diaz at UFC 143
As if Nick Diaz needs a reason to motivate himself for his upcoming UFC 143 main event matchup with Carlos Condit -- a bout that will determine a UFC interim welterweight champion -- Diaz can turn to the oddsmakers for some fuel.
Diaz has voiced a displeasure at a perceived lack of respect for his achievements, and despite winning 11 fights in a row and vacating the Strikeforce welterweight belt to fight in the UFC, that apparently wasn't quite enough for linesmakers, who installed Condit as the favorite at UFC 143.
Condit was only slightly favored in the opening line listed at several online sports books. He was listed at -125 while Diaz was -105.
Since then, however, bettors have already closed the gap, and the fight is now a pick 'em, with both fighters at -115.
At UFC 137, Diaz (26-7, 1 no contest) made his first start in the UFC since 2006 and romped in a unanimous decision win over BJ Penn. Afterward, he was bumped ahead of Condit and into a title fight with Georges St-Pierre, but a torn ACL sidelined the bout, paving the way for Diaz and Condit to collide.
Condit is also in the midst of a strong run, having won four in a row and 12 of his last 13 overall. He's finished each of his last three opponents -- Rory McDonald, Dan Hardy and Dong Hyun Kim -- by KO or TKO.
UFC 143 takes place on Feb. 4 at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas.
Mr 1 Leg
23-12-2011, 07:12
warrrrrr michael kuiper!!!!!
Matt Brown vs. Chris Cope, Justin Edwards vs. Mike Stumpf Slated for UFC 143
A pair of welterweight bouts in Matt Brown vs. Chris Cope and Justin Edwards vs. Mike Stumpf has been lined up for UFC 143, the UFC announced Friday.
The two verbally agreed-upon bouts happens on the Feb. 4 SuperBowl weekend card in Las Vegas, headlined by Nick Diaz vs. Carlos Condit for the interim UFC welterweight title.
Brown (12-11) out of The Ultimate Fighter season seven has struggled the last two years, dropping four of his last five fights. In his most recent fight, Brown tapped out to a Seth Baczynski guillotine choke at UFC 139 in November. Despite the losses, Brown remains on the UFC roster for his always-game fighting style and willingness to take fights as a replacement.
Cope (5-2), who competed on TUF 13 earlier this year, won his UFC debut against Chuck O'Neil in June, but lost by TKO to Che Mills at UFC 138 in November.
Edwards (7-2), also out of TUF 13, went one for three in UFC fights in 2011. His big win came against Wanderlei Silva's prospect Jorge Lopez at UFC Fight Night 25 in September. His last fight was a decision loss to John Maguire at UFC 138.
Stumpf (11-3) made his UFC debut in September, losing by triangle choke to T.J. Waldburger at UFC Fight Night 25. The 28-year-old fights out of Team Curran in Crystal Lake, Ill.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYWpCXo5NEc&feature=player_detailpage
http://video.ufc.tv/143/143-art-bw.JPG
Official fight card
Main card
Interim Welterweight Championship bout: Nick Diaz vs. Carlos Condit
Heavyweight bout: Roy Nelson vs. Fabricio Werdum
Featherweight bout: Dustin Poirier vs. Ricardo Lamas
Welterweight bout: Josh Koscheck vs. Mike Pierce
Bantamweight bout: Scott Jorgensen vs. Renan Barão
Preliminary card
Middleweight bout: Rafael Natal vs. Michael Kuiper
Announced bouts
The following fights have been confirmed by UFC.com, but not yet added to the Official Fight Card.
Bantamweight bout: Alex Caceres vs. Edwin Figueroa
Welterweight bout: Amir Sadollah vs. Jorge Lopez
Welterweight bout: Matt Brown vs. Chris Cope
Welterweight bout: Justin Edwards vs. Mike Stumpf
Mr 1 Leg
26-12-2011, 09:30
onze kuiper.is een topper.warrrrr micheal !!! heb een paar maanden met hem getraind.bij ons in de gym.een topgozer!!!
blackadder
27-12-2011, 23:44
https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/384124_2472136931417_1492202968_32471420_911761256 _n.jpg
:lol:
kendamac
28-12-2011, 20:35
:lol::lol::lol::lol:
Ed Herman vs. Clifford Starks Added to UFC 143
Ed Herman will look to continue his roll since returning from a severe knee injury, attempting to capture his third straight win since the layoff when he faces Clifford Starks at UFC 143 in February.
The UFC confirmed the fight's booking on Wednesday.
Herman (19-7) has looked spectacular in his first two bouts back from ACL and meniscus damage, finishing both Kyle Noke and Tim Credeur in less than one round apiece. His win over Credeur came via TKO in just 48 seconds, and he followed that up with a submission win against Noke with a heel hook.
Prior to the injury, Herman had struggled, losing three of his last four bouts.
Starks recently made his octagon debut with a unanimous decision win over Dustin Jacoby at UFC 137 in October. A former collegiate wrestler at Arizona State, Starks is unbeaten in his pro career at 8-0.
UFC 143 takes place on February 4, 2012 from the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas. The main event will feature a UFC interim welterweight title match between Nick Diaz and Carlos Condit.
'UFC Primetime: Diaz vs. Condit' Premieres Later This Month
UFC 143's main event -- Nick Diaz vs. Carlos Condit -- will get the "Primetime" treatment later this month on FX and FUEL TV.
According to a network official, the UFC Primetime: Diaz vs. Condit series, will premiere Friday, Jan. 20, at 11:00 p.m. ET on FX, following UFC on FX: Miller vs. Guillard. The second episode will premiere the following week on Jan. 27 at the same time, while the third and final episode will air Feb. 3, just 24 hours before the pay-per-view event.
Replays of the show will air Jan. 24, Jan. 31 and Feb. 4 on FUEL TV.
UFC 143 airs Saturday, Feb. 4, from the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas.
This will mark the eighth installment of "UFC Primetime." The multi-part series, which launched in Jan. 2009 for the Georges St-Pierre vs. BJ Penn rematch at UFC 94, made its debut on FOX in November to promote the Cain Velasquez vs. Junior dos Santos heavyweight title fight.
UFC Primetime will follow Condit and Diaz for three straight weeks as they prepare to fight for the UFC interim welterweight title.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=XoswP_TPz5g
superstucie
15-01-2012, 20:31
nelson maakt een goede kans,ik kijk er niet raar van op als hij werdum k.o slaat,hij heeft al meer dan een keer bewezen een gevaarlijke jongen te zijn.
lukashenko
16-01-2012, 21:05
ik vind werdum tegen roy nelson een super match up ik denk dat werum wel wint maar ik vind nelson ook erg onderschat qua skills maar qua karakter wat ik gezien heb van hem lijkt me echt een drol van een kerel arrogant ik keek laats tuf 10 terug en vind het maar een arrogant mannetje
ik vind werdum tegen roy nelson een super match up ik denk dat werum wel wint maar ik vind nelson ook erg onderschat qua skills maar qua karakter wat ik gezien heb van hem lijkt me echt een drol van een kerel arrogant ik keek laats tuf 10 terug en vind het maar een arrogant mannetje
Nee joh, Roy Nelson is chill & grappig, TUF zetten hem wat anders neer kennelijk. Hij heeft ook de beste voorspellingen van alle ontwikkelingen in MMA ^^
Turboknecht
17-01-2012, 09:09
Ik lees de hele tijd dat hij afgevallen schijnt te zijn. Iemand die weet hoeveel? Zijn er ook foto's van?
Ik lees de hele tijd dat hij afgevallen schijnt te zijn. Iemand die weet hoeveel? Zijn er ook foto's van?
Bij zijn vorige gevecht was hij al de nodige kg's kwijt.
amilster
17-01-2012, 11:51
Ik lees de hele tijd dat hij afgevallen schijnt te zijn. Iemand die weet hoeveel? Zijn er ook foto's van?
Ben ik ook benieuwd naar, hij zou heel wat potten kunnen breken op 205 denk ik.
En zoals eerder gezegd ik zou er niet van staan te kijken als Nelson Werdum KO-ed
Turboknecht
17-01-2012, 14:51
Bij zijn vorige gevecht was hij al de nodige kg's kwijt.
Dat was me toen niet eens opgevallen. Zie nu dat hij toen 8 pond lichter was dan bij UFC130. Echt veel scheelde het dan ook niet. Wel ja, we merken het wel binnenkort, ik ben benieuwd.
Dat was me toen niet eens opgevallen. Zie nu dat hij toen 8 pond lichter was dan bij UFC130. Echt veel scheelde het dan ook niet. Wel ja, we merken het wel binnenkort, ik ben benieuwd.
hehe, dat noemen we wiki kennis... ;)
Hij kwam namelijk zo naar de weigh inns, ik denk dat je er wel kg's extra af kunt tellen dus.
http://www.mmamatrix.net/images/stories/roy-nelson.jpg
op het moment ziet hij er zo uit:
http://www.mmamatrix.net/images/stories/roynelsondwarven.jpg
hehe, dat noemen we wiki kennis... ;)
Hij kwam namelijk zo naar de weigh inns, ik denk dat je er wel kg's extra af kunt tellen dus.
http://www.mmamatrix.net/images/stories/roy-nelson.jpg
op het moment ziet hij er zo uit:
http://www.mmamatrix.net/images/stories/roynelsondwarven.jpg
Moraal van het verhaal. Zwart kleed minstens 8 pond af tov blauw ;)
Hij kwam namelijk zo naar de weigh inns, ik denk dat je er wel kg's extra af kunt tellen dus.
Bij de weigh-ins had hij een 'fatsuit' aan, hij was vorige event waar hij vocht al afgevallen, die foto's eronder is ook uit die tijd. (een week voor die weigh-in volgens mij)
Harrie Nak
17-01-2012, 16:39
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=XoswP_TPz5gIets langere versie:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6CFWus4548
Turboknecht
17-01-2012, 17:13
hehe, dat noemen we wiki kennis... ;)
Je moet wat hè.
Maar bedankt voor de verduidelijking allemaal.
GSP Prefers to Fight Nick Diaz Over Carlos Condit
UFC welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre could be considered a Nick Diaz fan, at least for the next several weeks.
St-Pierre, who is currently rehabbing his right knee, says he prefers to see Diaz capture the interim title against Carlos Condit at UFC 143 on Feb. 4.
"The reason why I wish Nick Diaz to win that fight is because I want to fight Nick Diaz," St-Pierre said Monday during a live studio appearance on HDNet's Inside MMA. "I don't want to fight Carlos Condit. I want to fight Nick Diaz. But in another way, I just hope the best man will win. But if the best man is Nick Diaz I will appreciate it more because it would be a better build up for the fight."
St-Pierre's absolutely correct. From a marketing perspective, a St-Pierre showdown against Diaz would be an easy sell. First, there's the backstory of St-Pierre being the UFC champion and Diaz being the former Strikeforce welterweight titleholder. And there's even more anticipation now that the fight has fallen through twice.
"That's the fight that had to happen in the beginning. It didn't happen," St- Pierre said. "At first he didn't show up for the promotion and after I got hurt and this whole thing happened. That's really the fight that I want to do."
They've never trained together, but St-Pierre has closer ties to Condit, having called Greg Jackson's gym his team before making the full-time move to the TriStar gym. And although St-Pierre thinks highly of Condit, St-Pierre's preference to see Diaz emerge the victor is strictly professional.
"Even though I like Carlos Condit better as a person," St-Pierre says. "I would rather fight Nick Diaz."
St-Pierre also believes he'll be in exceptional form for a fight against the trash-talking Diaz.
"I'm at my best when there's pressure on my shoulders," St-Pierre said. "I'm at my best when someone is picking on me."
St-Pierre underwent successful knee surgery in December and said Monday he is planning to return to hard training in July. St-Pierre told Inside MMA he's eyeing late October, early November for his return. Or at least one fight by the end of the year.
"I hope so, please," said St-Pierre, holding his hands in a prayer position. "Give it to me."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=oyx3Q1Z44yI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=O3i3-LNiifU
basvanhulten
18-01-2012, 23:36
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=OiNDw-rS5b0
blackadder
18-01-2012, 23:50
Nice.
Soulbringer320
19-01-2012, 03:27
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OiNDw-rS5b0&feature=youtu.be
Inderdaad Nice...
ik hoop dat hij gaat knallen in de octagon!!
Dat Michael al zijn opponenten aan zijn zegekar moge binden!
el bastardo
19-01-2012, 12:05
WAR Michael!
superstucie
19-01-2012, 17:15
zou mooi zijn als hij wint,voorbereiding ziet er goed uit!
Dana White: GSP Hates Nick Diaz, Will Be Ready to Fight Him by Summer
Nick Diaz will fight Carlos Condit for the UFC interim welterweight championship on February 4. But what happens to the interim champ after that? UFC President Dana White says he expects the interim champion to fight the reigning champion Georges St. Pierre sooner rather than later.
After UFC on FX 1 on Friday night, White told Ariel Helwani that St. Pierre is in better shape following surgery to repair a torn ACL than doctors expected, and that St. Pierre is already working out and getting himself prepared for a welterweight title unification fight in the summer. That's a more optimistic timeline than previously reported: St. Pierre had indicated he didn't think he'd be able to return to the Octagon until the fall.
"GSP's rehab could not be going better," White said. "He was texting me pictures of him kicking, doing everything. ... I think he's going to be back sooner than doctors anticipated."
So it sounds like the Condit-Diaz winner will take on St. Pierre next, rather than defend the interim title while St. Pierre continues to rehabilitate. And while St. Pierre has no control over which man he fights next, White said St. Pierre is hoping it's Diaz.
"He says, 'I am praying every night when I go to bed that Nick Diaz wins this fight,'" White said. "I have never seen Georges St. Pierre hate somebody. He hates Nick Diaz. I've never seen him so motivated to fight somebody and to beat somebody like Nick Diaz."
blackadder
21-01-2012, 19:10
Dana doet GSP's trashtalking...
effe offtopic:
@ Blackadder: Fuck Dana ;)
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blackadder
21-01-2012, 19:27
Oh ja sorry. Was ik ff vergeten. Fuck Dana.
$haolin $hadowboxer
21-01-2012, 20:25
vette video die kuiper is goed bezig ,zag dat melvin ook goed bezig was
$haolin $hadowboxer
21-01-2012, 20:31
warrrr Diazzzz gsp dont be scared homie
youssef22
21-01-2012, 21:07
Iemand de primetime video van diaz vs condit die va fightnext.doet het niet bij mij
sandervb
24-01-2012, 22:27
Extended preview UFC143 main & co-main event:
http://www.ufc.com/media/UFC-143-FOD-Condit-vs-Diaz
Wat kijk ik uit naar dit event! Condit is men favoriete vechter, die eindelijk zijn titleshot krijgt. En Diaz een close second, beide 1000 x betere champions als layandpray GSP *yawn*
WAR CONDIT!!! (&war koscheck, Mike pierce zegt me niets...)
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Nick Diaz, Carlos Condit Camps Differ on Defending Interim Belt While GSP Heals
Looming in the background of UFC 143's main event is the specter of UFC welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre, who is potentially the real prize for Saturday night's winner. Either Nick Diaz or Carlos Condit will emerge with the interim title after the scheduled five-rounder, but a date with St-Pierre and a chance to win the linear title is ultimate reward.
Complicating matters is uncertainty about St-Pierre's return date. UFC president Dana White recently said that GSP may be back in the summertime, while St-Pierre himself suggested that November was a more likely time frame.
That leads to questions about how the division will move forward in his absence. And on Monday's edition of The MMA Hour, Diaz's manager and trainer Cesar Gracie revealed that if Diaz wins, he'll urge his charge not to compete until St-Pierre is ready to face him.
"If we're fortunate and we win this fight, I would advise Nick to not take another fight before the GSP fight unless it was in different weight class," he said. "We want to wait for that 170-pound thing. The people I speak with, they want to see the GSP fight if Nick is able to defeat Condit. That's where I'm at with it. I'd advise Nick to not take another fight."
Depending on St-Pierre's recovery time, that could lead to a 10-month break between fights, a period that Gracie said could be broken up by a temporary move to middleweight.
Historically though, UFC has rarely allowed champions to move divisions to compete in non-title matches. The last to do it was middleweight kingpin Anderson Silva, who moved up to light-heavyweight to KO Forrest Griffin in August 2009.
Gracie's comment got under the skin of Condit's manager Malki Kawa, who wondered if the Diaz camp was looking past UFC 143 and into the future.
"At the end of the day, if people are writing Carlos Condit off, it's a big mistake," he said. "Carlos is coming to fight. The guy is in great shape. Remember, he was supposed to fight in October. He hasn't stopped training. He's coming to fight and this is going to be a real good fight. And if and when he wins this belt, if [the UFC] wants to put him back out to fight again, Carlos is going to fight again and defend his belt against anyone who challenges him. We're not going to sit around and wait for anyone, not Georges or anybody. If there's fights out there, Carlos wants them."
But Gracie said his comment was meant with no disrespect, and that he was simply offering his opinion on a hypothetical situation.
Gracie said that refusing another welterweight bout was simply a means of preserving a fight that has come to be anticipated by both fans and fighters since Diaz was originally matched up with GSP last year. As he noted, the fight itself is more important to Diaz than the actual hardware for beating him. And in his opinion, given St-Pierre's level of dominance, a fight against Diaz would be important for the sport.
"There hasn't been any hype in a GSP fight for a very long time to the point he cleaned out his division and they were talking about an Anderson Silva matchup just to get some kind of excitement," he said. "Nick really brings that to table because he's one of most gifted athletes in terms of technically sound fighters out there. And you saw GSP on primetime. [Nick] brings out the thing where GSP wants to fight. I think it would be an amazing fight. And so that's the fight I would want."
Gracie credited Condit's completeness as a fighter, saying he has an underrated ground game, dangerous striking and excellent stamina. But he also made it clear this fight has no personal significance for Diaz past the fact that Condit is going to be standing across from him on Saturday.
"Carlos is an enemy now," he said. "He's in the way and he must be taken care of."
Condit's manager disagreed with Gracie speaking about what Diaz might do after winning, but the two found common ground on the competitiveness of the fight itself.
"They're talking like they already won the fight," Kawa said. "I do that as well sometimes, but when I see someone do it to me, I have to turn around and say, 'Hey, don't write my guy off.' No one should. This is a better fight overall [than a GSP-Diaz fight]. No disrespect to Georges but we all know that these two guys will come to scrap."
With a rehabilitation time of between six and 10 months, St-Pierre has plenty of time to digest that. At least he has some idea of what might be coming his way. If Diaz wins, he'll be there waiting when GSP is ready, but Condit will defend the interim belt with no regard for St-Pierre's return date.
Mastenbroek
30-01-2012, 22:49
Nice michael kuiper is te zien op facebook!
Volgens MMA junkie:
UFC officials recently announced that UFC 143's preliminary bouts of Dan Stittgen vs. Stephen Thompson and Rafael Natal vs. Michael Kuiper will stream via Facebook.
The Facebook stream now complements the evening's pay-per-view and FX broadcasts.
Featuring an interim welterweight title fight between Nick Diaz and Carlos Condit UFC 143 takes place Feb. 4 at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas.
Dutchman Kuiper (11-0 MMA, 0-0 UFC) makes his debut with an unblemished resume and three consecutive first-round wins by TKO or KO on the international circuit. However, a look at his resume shows that he has yet to meet an opponent with significant high-level experience.
Kan iemand een schatting geven van hoelaat dat gevecht ongeveer zal zijn?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&list=UULYOd36t_CUz mqCphVPVnUw&v=I8RjeykTmzE
hahahaha gruwelijk goed!! Nick diaz fan tot het bittere einde!!
Kan iemand een schatting geven van hoelaat dat gevecht ongeveer zal zijn?
Tussen 02:00 & 03:00
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After 62 Straight Kickboxing and MMA Wins, Stephen Thompson Makes UFC Debut
The numbers are something out of a video game or a movie or someone's imagination. In amateur kickboxing, Stephen "Wonderboy" Thompson was 37-0. As a pro kickboxer, 20-0. As a professional mixed martial artist, he's 5-0 so far. That's 62 straight fights without a loss.
But it's no facade, and his record is no product of fishy matchmaking. In fact, despite his newness on the MMA scene, he's already wowed some of this sports' brightest minds. Georges St-Pierre's trainer Firas Zahabi recently called Thompson "definitely the best karate guy, the best striker I've ever seen, all around in any sport."
The welterweight brings his exceptional record to this weekend's UFC 143, where he faces fellow octagon rookie Daniel Stittgen, hoping to stretch his streak to triple digits.
The remarkable run is the result of a lifetime spent in the martial arts. Ask him about the last time he lost a fight in competition and he has to scan his memory, traveling more than a decade back into the 1990s, when he was a 12-year-old on the karate tournament circuit.
"Honestly, I did hundreds and hundreds of them, and I probably lost every one of them," he said. "I maybe won one time. I would get my butt tore up. I remember that like it was yesterday. So I learned as a young kid to keep my chin up and keep training hard. I know what losing feels like and I don't want to do it again. That's what pushes me now."
His experiences as youth didn't just supply the drive for his current success, they also provided his "Wonderboy" moniker. Given his resume, you might guess that it stems from his remarkable success as a fighter, but you would be wrong. Instead, he got pegged with the name back in elementary school, when he was known for singing and dancing, and got tagged by his sister's boyfriend as "Stevie Wonder," later altered to "Wonderboy."
Regardless of the origins, the label proved prophetic. As Thompson's record suggests, he's been a phenom on the combat sports scene for years.
Now 28 years old, Thompson aims to prove he is much more than a standup artist. He has a black belt in Japanese jiu-jitsu, trains Brazilian jiu-jitsu under his brother-in-law, eighth-degree black belt Carlos Machado, and says his wrestling is his second strongest skill behind his striking.
"I've had many fights, but this is the biggest stage I've ever fought in," he said. "The UFC is the best. They're it. I'm glad to have the privilege to come in and fight there. Nerves will play a big part, but if you're not nervous going into a fight, you shouldn't be out there."
Thompson started in the martial arts at three years old, training under his father, Ray, who owns a karate studio in Simpsonville, South Carolina. But it wasn't always a love affair. By around the age of 10 or 11, the flame had burned out. While his friends were playing baseball and football, Thompson found himself constantly stuck at the dojo.
He trained there. He ate there. He did his homework there.
"As I got to that age, doing it all the time was like work," he said. "It wasn't fun anymore. But one day, the light bulb clicked in my head, and I got it."
Thompson was around 12 at that time, working out in adult classes. By the time he was 15, he was making his amateur debut, inspired in part by his older sister Lindsay, who he often watched compete and aimed to emulate.
He did her proud, defeating an unbeaten 26-year-old en route to 37 straight victories. His biggest personal highlight came in 2005, when he captured a World Association of Kickboxing Organizations championship at a tournament held in Szeged, Hungary, becoming the first American to win a gold in the tournament since 1983.
But even as Thompson succeeded -- he won all 57 of his pro fights, and 46 by KO -- he was hit by the nagging feeling that kickboxing wasn't really going anywhere. Coupled with his own personal aspirations, he knew a move to MMA was in his future.
"My goal was always to be the best fighter, and in order to do that, I was going to have to switch to MMA and use these skills that I've been working on ever since I was younger but never got to use in competition," he said.
Thompson's move was delayed by a devastating knee injury in 2007 that saw him tear the ACL, MCL and PCL in his left knee. Later on, he suffered another setback, hurting the same knee after trying to do too much, too soon.
Upon returning, Thompson began training with some of the world's best MMA minds, including St-Pierre. Years prior, GSP had been in the corner of a Thompson opponent, only to watch "Wonderboy" KO his friend. The camps stayed in contact and GSP has since called on Thompson several times to assist in his camp.
"It does give you a lot of confidence going into fights," he said. "When you're up there and going toe-to-toe with the world's best -- and I know I still have a long way to get to where he is when it comes to wrestling and jiu-jitsu -- but it definitely gives me a mental advantage going into fights."
In his octagon debut, he faces Stittgen (7-1), another UFC newcomer who has earned five of his wins by submission. Thompson said that he expects all of his opponents to want no part of his standup and look to take the fight to the mat at the first available opportunity. But he trusts his wrestling to keep him upright, saying that it's always been a point of emphasis in training as a way to keep himself in an advantageous position.
And more than that, he trust his fight instincts. Thompson's record doesn't just suggest he is a winner, it proves it beyond any doubt. The streak may be in jeopardy every time he fights, but like most winners, "Wonderboy" doesn't spend much time thinking about what he has already done. Every fight is a new experience, providing a new lesson.
"People always ask me what will happen if I lose, and I never really thought about it until they asked me," he said. "If I do lose, it will just give me a stronger drive to train harder. I know guys are out here to rip my head off and trip me up. But coming from my background almost gives me an advantage because I know guys are going to want to take me down. Everyone out there can look for an exciting fight, and it's going to be another knockout."
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Official fight card
Main card
Interim Welterweight Championship bout: Nick Diaz vs. Carlos Condit
Heavyweight bout: Roy Nelson vs. Fabricio Werdum
Welterweight bout: Josh Koscheck vs. Mike Pierce
Bantamweight bout: Renan Barão vs. Scott Jorgensen
Middleweight bout: Ed Herman vs. Clifford Starks
Preliminary card (FX)
Featherweight bout: Dustin Poirier vs. Max Holloway
Welterweight bout: Matthew Riddle vs. Henry Martinez
Bantamweight bout: Alex Caceres vs. Edwin Figueroa
Welterweight bout: Matt Brown vs. Chris Cope
Preliminary card (Facebook)
Welterweight bout: Dan Stittgen vs. Stephen Thompson
Middleweight bout: Rafael Natal vs. Michael Kuiper
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=KqbuwyYVcT0
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Mike Pierce Aims to Break Josh Koscheck 'Mentally and Physically' at UFC 143
With a simple phone call, Mike Pierce may have changed the course of his career. When UFC 143 found itself with a hole near the top of the card, Pierce made a call, asking for a fight with former welterweight division No. 1 contender Josh Koscheck. And to the surprise of many, he got it.
One of those surprised? Koscheck, who has been uncharacteristically silent in the lead-up to the fight, but recently said he's not impressed with Pierce's skills, and that he plans to make an example out of Pierce for calling him out.
That may sound like typical pre-fight bluster, but Pierce -- who was once a fan of Koscheck's -- said he believes it's cockiness typical of the real Koscheck.
"I hear things from people that used to train with him or used to be involved with him one way or another and they're like, 'That's really him,'" Pierce said on Monday's edition of The MMA Hour. "That's not the kind of guy I really like, to be honest. I do like that he is a wrestler. I do respect that. But the attitude and arrogance that come with it, I'm not really keen on that."
Koscheck goes into the fight as a sizable favorite but Pierce has shown the skills to be competitive win anyone. In his most high-profile fights, he took a round from Jon Fitch when Fitch was ranked No. 2 in the world before losing a close decision, and he later lost a split-decision to the surging Johny Hendricks.
Given those experiences, suffice it to say that the prospect of facing Koscheck doesn't scare him. In fact, he says standing up to Koscheck's aggression is one of the most important ways of seizing the momentum of the fight.
"I think you just press the pace on him and wear him down," he said of his keys to victory. "I tend to think he's kind of got that bully style where if he goes in there and starts beating someone up, he gets that momentum going, and it's kind of hard to stop him. But if you come at him from the opening bell and put the pressure on him, and get inside his head and show him that he's not in the fight, he's just going to give up and break down."
Pierce's wrestling credentials make him believe that he can negate Koscheck's advantage. He, too, was a Division I wrestler while at Portland State University, experience that influences his hard-charging style.
That's exactly what he hopes to bring to Koscheck as the 31-year-old looks for the signature victory of his career, a win that would vault him up the rankings list and announce him as a contender.
"I want to just press the action on Josh and watch him break down," he said. "Nothing gives me more pleasure than watching a guy mentally and physically give up and then having the referee pull me off of him. That's what I want."
makkie voor Diaz.
Ik vind ie vader van hem alleen zo irittant. Nadat een partij afgelopen is komt ie altijd zo dom doen in de octagon. Alsof hij 12 is.
makkie voor Diaz?
Misschien moeten jullie eens kijken naar Condit's record. Condit is gewoon echt heel goed, laatste jaren alleen verloren tegen Kampman die ik ook zwaar underrated vind.
Ik denk dat Condit voor niemand een makkie is.
sandervb
01-02-2012, 12:16
condit wint dit, let erop
makkie voor Diaz?
Misschien moeten jullie eens kijken naar Condit's record. Condit is gewoon echt heel goed, laatste jaren alleen verloren tegen Kampman die ik ook zwaar underrated vind.
Ik denk dat Condit voor niemand een makkie is.
helemaal mee eens. Alleen Nick Diaz kan heel goed boksen en dat is een groot voordeel, je ziet tegenwoordig dat bijna alle kampioenen goed kunnen boksen. Qua stijl zou Diaz dit moeten winnen, maar met Condit weet je het nooit.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=W85rM1Pcm4A
Gameness: The Nick Diaz vs. Carlos Condit Story
UFC 143's main event between Carlos Condit and Nick Diaz isn't special just because it sets up an interim UFC welterweight champion. This is a rare fight that where both competitors marry technical acumen and amazing gameness in a bout of significance.
What is gameness?
Author Sam Sheridan once defined it as pursuit of the fight despite the physical consequences. The term actually has roots in dog fighting. It's used to describe the eagerness of a dog to continue fighting through a grueling and injurious battle. The dog fighting atmospherics make the term somewhat unsavory to borrow for MMA purposes, but we're treading in metaphors, not literalism. As UFC 143's Carlos Condit himself states about his impending bout with Nick Diaz, "it's going to be a dog fight'.
There are a number of ways to parse the merits fight or evaluate its worthiness, but it'd be criminal to not note just how much gameness defines this bout's character. Every fighter has biological limits, but Diaz and Condit are two fighters who are nearly peerless when it comes to competing up to the outer limit of those boundaries.
Numerous examples of their durability abound. Against Rory MacDonald, Condit was able to withstand a torrential downpour of ground and pound only to stop the rising prospect in the third round. Against Paul Daley, Diaz was floored on more than one occasion in a chaotic see-saw battle only to stop the Brit with strikes late in the first. Condit was floored with gargantuan punches early by Jake Ellenberger, but hung on and eventually took a decision. Diaz was getting drilled by hard punches from Takanori Gomi before driving the Japanese sensation back with strikes, ultimately submitting him with a spectacular gogo plata. The list of their gameness accolades is nearly endless.
That is precisely what makes gameness so pleasing: it's never weathered nor reduced. With limited and qualified exception, the damage Condit and Diaz have absorbed in the course of their fights never dampened their willingness or ability to strike back. When the tides turned, they flooded.
Gameness, though, shouldn't be crudely misinterpreted as solely the ability to take a shot. That's part of it, of course. But what it truly underscores is both ferocity and the enthusiastic participation for the scrap. Gameness, in other words, has both defensive and offensive components.
What unites Condit and Diaz - and what has made them fan favorites - is their willingness to engage risk as a means of winning a fight. As long as you're winning, being risk averse isn't generally the worst approach to fighting. However, it isn't particularly crowd pleasing and more importantly, it's an approach that flies in the face of what we understand as athletic bravery. What makes Diaz and Condit fairly unique is they've used this approach of accepting risk to reach some of the sport's loftiest positions. It's one thing for amateurs to brazenly throw caution to the wind to rile up the crowd in some sort of Pyrrhic victory. It's quite another for two of the sport's most successful welterweights to have reached these heights using a similar albeit more measured approach.
It's also historically accurate and demonstrably true wrestling has been used as a crutch for some fighters to coast through fatigue or rough patches during fights. The exhausted and less willed among the professional ranks have relied on it to hang on in precarious moments. Coincidentally or not, neither Diaz nor Condit is particularly proficient as a wrestler. Why is that important? No matter what direction the fight takes neither fighter will likely have the skills (and I suspect no inclination) to rely on wrestling as a means to slow down or stunt the action. This one won't be decided by one fighter more expertly exercising control to avoid risk.
I don't want to suggest gameness is the only reason this fight is special. There's obviously more to the story. But the level of gameness both fighters exhibit is extraordinary because they also possess deep experience and technical acumen. Neither fighter is careless, but neither fighter lets caution lord over them. That's unique. Over time as fighters gain experience and add skills, you'll often see a trade off in ferocity. With Diaz and Condit, however, you just see the ferocity more expertly channeled.
My early hunch is Nick Diaz will be able to outlast Carlos Condit en route to a decision victory. If that happens, he'll eventually face UFC welterweight champion Georges St. Pierre. But en route to that end, I'd bet my mortgage he's going to catch a noteworthy beating at the hands of Condit.
I hope I'm not jinxing the bout, but given the records and deserved reputations of both fighters, it's hard to see how either gets out of this one early. Or easily. They're game for the scrap, from bell to bell, no matter the cost of doing business in between. At this level of the game - and in a five-round, interim title bout - that's a reality that deserves a little extra recognition.
Goede judoka, maar ja hij gaat wel vechten tegen een zwarte band bjj. Het staande werk is meer staan en rammen, afgaande op meerdere filmpjes.
Voor de rest: sportieve jongen......................
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKiIbWx6b_k&feature=related
redmanbjj
01-02-2012, 20:31
scheids moet er eerder tussenspringen! micheal is gewoon een killer.
Nick Diaz Discusses the Real Him, Says He Respects Carlos Condit's Style
There may be no more polarizing figure in mixed martial arts than UFC welterweight contender Nick Diaz. Some fans adore him. Others can't stand him. And there are some who simply scratch their heads and throw their hands up, completely baffled by the things he says and does.
Journalists have agonized over keyboards trying to explain his personality and motivations, to almost no avail. Diaz is a riddle. But to hear him tell it, it shouldn't be quite so difficult to understand him.
"You see me. What you see is what you get," he said during Wednesday's open workouts in Las Vegas. "You get real martial arts, you get real fighting, you get a real warrior mentality. Some people aren’t mature enough to handle it. This isn't soccer. i have no problem being sportsmanlike about this whole thing. I understand it’s a sporting event. But to me this is a fight. I’m not going to let things change that to help this sport become what it is. I think this sport is what it is. I don't worry about looking good. I do what I've got to do to survive, to keep my teeth in my head, and my head on my shoulders. I apologize to whoever can’t put that together and understand that."
That remarkably lucid description at least defines Nick Diaz, the fighter, which is perhaps all we can truly hope for.
Diaz (26-7, 1 no contest), who faces Carlos Condit in an interim welterweight title fight at Saturday's UFC 143, was his usual self during the media scrum, sometimes mesmerizing, sometimes mystifying, and often, both.
He spent time talking about his interest in triathlons, his disinterest in pandering to cameras, and of course, the fight.
He voiced no disappointment that he wasn't facing welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre, who is currently on the mend after knee surgery, saying that his upcoming bout with Condit "just feels like the next fight," and nothing more.
But he also praised Condit's fighting style. While he has criticized St-Pierre for trying to win on points rather than going for the finish, he offered up no such issues with Condit, an aggressive, well-rounded opponent who has won 12 of his last 13 fights, including 11 finishes.
That type of style is remarkably similar to Diaz's, so it's no surprise he likes what he sees.
"I think the way I fight and the way my opponent fights, we're both two guys that are ranked top level, top 10 and we’re both looking to get ahead on damage more so than worried about going on top or bottom," he said. "We just want to win the fight and it’s pretty much more a realistic fighting style. And that’s what I’m about, is about being realistic."
The winner takes the interim title and could set up a match with the returning St-Pierre later this year. St-Pierre has gone on the record saying he hopes that Diaz wins because he hopes to fight him down the line. The popular champion cited Diaz's "disrespect" towards him as motivation, calling him unprofessional and arrogant.
But Diaz says he's just being who he is, not who anyone else wants him to be.
"People try to say, 'Nick Diaz, he’s crazy or not crazy or fake crazy,'" he said. "I’m like, 'Hey, bro, what you see is what you get.' I’m not out here trying putting on an act like I'm crazy. In my opinion, everyone else is crazy. They’re the ones who put on an act for you, doing what they're told in front of the camera. The camera gives them a line and they say it 10 times over again, and then whoever goes back and they can [edit] it out. They turn these guys into robots. I’m just not going to be that guy. Don't tell me I'm crazy. I'm out here acting natural. I'm the only one here being realistic out here about this sort of thing."
Carlos Condit Happy to Spoil Everyone's GSP vs. Diaz Party
Watch below as Carlos Condit discusses his upcoming fight against Nick Diaz, his thoughts on the Primetime experience, his thoughts on Georges St-Pierre rooting for Diaz to win, the way he expects the fight to play out and more.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=A9Y69ASEP0Q
Fabricio Werdum Explains Why First UFC Run Ended Prematurely
Watch below as Fabricio Werdum talks about his upcoming fight at UFC 143 against Roy Nelson, what it's like being back in the UFC, why his first run in the UFC ended badly, his improved striking, and why his first UFC run ended prematurely
http://assets.mmafighting.vid.io/8550305e0a4d688aab03d436b30b347d.mp4
Josh Koscheck Hopes Georges St-Pierre Never Returns
Watch below as Josh Kosheck talks about his UFC 143 fight against Mike Pierce, his initial thoughts when Pierce called him out, his thoughts on Pierce, why he hopes Georges St-Pierre never returns to MMA, and his prediction on Diaz vs. Condit.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=kS-O2SmoXhs
Nick Diaz Not Happy With Way He's Been Edited
Watch below as Nick Diaz talks about his upcoming fight against Carlos Condit at UFC 143, the way he's been portrayed on UFC Primetime, Georges St-Pierre's thoughts on the fight, and why he's upset with the way he's been edited online.
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rollermanskunk
02-02-2012, 22:03
Die Roy Nelson lijkt per UFC steeds meer op Hagrid uit Harry Potter
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Hoe goed is Michael Kuiper eigenlijk?
Gaat ie winnen? Hoop t wel iig... cool weer n Nederlander in de UFC :D
Nick Diaz 'Sick' of Georges St-Pierre Overshadowing Carlos Condit
One thing can be certain after Thursday afternoon's UFC 143 press conference: Nick Diaz has a great deal of respect for Carlos Condit. Breaking custom, he even shook Condit's hand after the two posed for photographers at the conclusion of the event, held at the Mandalay Bay Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. It was a noticeable change for Diaz, who has flipped off, shoved and otherwise attempted to menace several prospective opponents in the days before a fight.
But this Diaz was different: quiet, mellow and reserved. There were no outbursts or complaints about respect. There were no scathing criticisms of anything surrounding the sport. In fact, he saved his only prolonged oration to defend his opponent.
Yes, Diaz came to the side of Condit, after being asked about Georges St-Pierre overshadowing Condit in the lead-up to UFC 143. "Yeah, I think it makes me sick," he said. "This is Carlos’ time to be here, and to be a part of this main event. This is ... half of the show is built up around me fighting Georges St-Pierre. But that's not [right]. I’m fighting Carlos Condit. So, I don't like it."
As Diaz observed, St-Pierre has been noticeably visible during event week, even holding court with reporters on Wednesday to offer a status update on his injured knee. Of course, he also spoke about the UFC 143 main event, saying that he "hopes and prays" Diaz wins, so that he eventually gets to fight him.
Because of that, along with the contrasting archetypes the two represent, Condit has been something of an odd-man out, even though he has the chance to play spoiler to the story line and capture the interim welterweight title in the process.
Diaz reiterated his belief that Condit is actually a more dangerous foe than St-Pierre is, meaning that quite literally. As in, Condit is much more likely to do physical harm in an octagon than St-Pierre is.
"You’re more in danger of losing a decision to Georges St-Pierre," he said. "I think you’re more in danger of losing your teeth if you're fighting Condit here."
Aside from those two telling answers, Diaz seemed a bit unengaged in the proceedings, asking reporters to repeat questions on at least two occasions. Contrary to his normal, digressive speaking style, he was short and concise, rarely offering more than a one-sentence response.
Of course, that's not that unusual for fighters who are making their final weight cut, but Diaz is facing a whole new level of scrutiny as he's ascended up the welterweight rankings and become seen as a real threat to St-Pierre.
All of that buildup will essentially be wasted if Condit pulls the mild upset (Diaz is about a 2-to-1 favorite). Condit has won 12 of his last 13 fights, so the suggestion that the fight is a gimme for Diaz is a ridiculous assertion.
Condit himself admitted that at times, it's felt that the St-Pierre vs. Diaz fight is being planned "before this one even happens," but likes his chances of playing spoiler. Regardless, he suggested that while fans may be clamoring for St-Pierre vs. Diaz, they may be missing a gem right under their noses.
"I expect a war," he said. "Honestly, Nick is probably the toughest dude I've ever fought. He's well-rounded, he has a pretty dynamic skill set. He's pretty similar to me. We both come to fight. No matter who wins, fans are going to win because it’s going to be a phenomenal fight."
UFC 143 Pre-Fight Press Conference Highlights
LAS VEGAS -- UFC 143's top stars met with the media at the UFC 143 pre-fight press conference. Find out what Nick Diaz, Carlos Condit and others had to say Thursday afternoon. Watch the highlights below.
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waaaaaaaaar diaaaaaaaaaaaaz
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helemaal niets te zien van onze landgenoot dan, behalve de 1ste die op de weegschaal mag staan en morgen op fb??
123trisweat
03-02-2012, 23:29
Geniet steeds meer van de Diaz bro. Open workout was ook respectvol zeker op het eind. En wat trapt hij makkelijk (tae kwondon?) Als Nick hier in Nl nog wat kKB lessen neemt wordt ie nog completer of niet?
weigh-ins beginnen zometeen hier: http://www.ufc.com/media/ufc-143-weigh-in-archive
Wat oogt ie jong Michael Kuiper, ik hoop erg dat hij het goed gaat doen.
UFC 143 Weigh-In Results: Diaz, Condit on Target
For the first time since 2008, a man other than Georges St. Pierre will lay claim to the UFC's welterweight strap.
Welterweight headliners Nick Diaz and Carlos Condit both made weight during Friday's UFC 143 weigh-ins at the Mandalay Bay Events Center, rendering their interim title tilt official. No stranger to championships bouts, Condit managed to hit his mark perfectly, tipping the scales at 169 pounds. Diaz quickly followed suit, skimming the welterweight limit at 169 pounds to a chorus of cheers from the adoring Las Vegas audience.
Diaz was markedly tempered throughout the proceedings, especially considering his well-documented aversion to weigh-ins. "I'm ready to take my ass-whooping," he declared. "It's whatever."
Likewise, Condit appeared to be high spirits. "Nick Diaz is the toughest guy I've ever fought," he coolly stated. "I'm as prepared as I've ever been. I can't wait to get out there and do this thing."
Elsewhere on the main card, Roy Nelson continued his commitment to a sleeker figure, tipping the scales at a trim 246 pounds. His opponent, Fabricio Werdum, marked the end of a three-and-a-half year UFC sabbatical by similarly registering in at 246 pounds.
Meanwhile, Mike Pierce played heavily to the crowd's dislike of welterweight rival Josh Koscheck. After weighing in at 170 pounds, Pierce donned a blonde Koscheck-esque wig, which instantly incensed the former All-American. Both fighters had to be separated by UFC President Dana White.
Full weigh-in results are below.
Main Card (Pay-Per-View):
Nick Diaz (169) vs. Carlos Condit (169)
Roy Nelson (246) vs. Fabricio Werdum(246)
Josh Koscheck (170) vs. Mike Pierce (170)
Renan Barao (136) vs. Scott Jorgensen (135)
Ed Herman (185) vs. Clifford Starks (185)
Preliminary Card (FX):
Dustin Poirier (146) vs. Max Holloway (144)
Alex Caceres (136) vs. Edwin Figueroa (135)
Matt Brown (171) vs. Chris Cope (171)
Matt Riddle (170)vs. Henry Martinez (169)
Preliminary Card (Facebook):
Dan Stittgen (170) vs. Stephen Thompson (171)
Rafael Natal (186) vs. Michael Kuiper (183)
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123trisweat
04-02-2012, 09:05
Zit Diaz en kocheck in dezelde gew, klassse? 169 vs 170
Zit Diaz en kocheck in dezelde gew, klassse? 169 vs 170
Jep beiden vechten @ welterweight (170).
Vecht Kuipers op zijn natuurlijke gewicht? aangezien hij makkelijk onder de limiet zit
kan niet wachten tot vanacht dias vs condit word echt oorlog
kan niet wachten tot vanacht dias vs condit word echt oorlog
x2, misschien gevecht van het jaar
boudstyle
04-02-2012, 15:35
Hoe laat begint het gevecht van Kuiper?
klote dat t 0100 start. 0:00 was perfect
boudstyle
04-02-2012, 16:24
Balen idd, weet niet zeker of ik dit gevecht nu nog wel in de prelims download ga vinden :(
Harrie Nak
04-02-2012, 17:57
Begint de main card nu weer om 4:00 uur (zoals met het vorige event), of zijn ze weer terug naar 3:00 uur?
Als ik het goed begrijp begint het om 01:00 en is het live te zien op Facebook?? (kuiper)
Iemand een linkie?
boudstyle
04-02-2012, 18:05
Als ik het goed begrijp begint het om 01:00 en is het live te zien op Facebook?? (kuiper)
Iemand een linkie?
Voor zover ik weet zijn de Facebook gevechten ook altijd gewoon op ufc.tv te zien voor niks.
Ik zie jullie dan wel rond 01:00 in de mixfight lounge:lol:
ja mfl + ufc.tv + sportsbun + drank = avg zaterdagavond
Under UFC 143 Radar, Renan Barao Can Become Bantamweight Contender With Win
It was just three months ago when Renan Barao smashed Brad Pickett, finishing the Brit with a first-round submission. The win was complete in its dominance. Barao out-struck Pickett in the sandup, then overwhelmed him on the ground.
That victory pushed Barao's unbeaten stretch to 28 straight fights, and made him a combined 4-0 while fighting in the UFC and WEC. It also solidified his status as a bantamweight title contender, an important development in a division that is currently recycling Urijah Faber for another title shot less than a year after losing to current champ Dominick Cruz.
Yet it may come as a surprise to many that Barao is fighting on Saturday, and that he has a legitimate chance to become the next bantamweight contender with a win over Scott Jorgensen. Maybe it's the cult of Nick Diaz, or the specter of Georges St-Pierre looming over UFC 143, but not much else has gotten much traction during event week. If one fighter aside from Diaz and Carlos Condit deserve it, it's Barao.
He has exhibited a mature overall fight IQ, with tight yet sometimes unpredictable striking, strong wrestling and an aggressive ground game. Most noticeable of all, Barao has the killer instinct.
Not only has he shown power for a bantamweight, but he hunts for the finish when he senses his opponent is in trouble. Against Pickett, he hurt him with strikes, and then expertly took his back when Pickett was trying to return to his feet. It was a very decisive, telling moment. Many fighters would have chosen to keep position there and dragged their opponent back to the ground, as a misstep while trying to jump to your opponent's back is likely to end with you on the bottom. But Barao chose to be offensive and was rewarded for his risk, soon closing the fight with a rear naked choke.
The win was Barao's first against a top 10 opponent, and it moved him up to No. 7 in the USA Today/MMA Nation rankings. All of the fighters above him have already had their cracks at Cruz.
Even his opponent, Jorgensen, who is ranked No. 5, has had his moment, losing by decision to Cruz in December 2010.
The bantamweights are fairly new on the UFC scene, so observers can be excused for their unfamiliarity with the division's best fighters, let alone others making their way towards the top. But the UFC hasn't done much to put Barao or Jorgensen in the spotlight, either, even when the division is desperate for breakthrough talent. Neither fighter was invited to the open workout, or to the press conference.
Until they do, Barao will have to gain attention the old-fashioned way in this sport: with his performance. He hasn't lost in his last 28 pro fights, so I think we're past the point of wondering whether he's a legitimate top-level fighter. But a win over Jorgensen would make for his second straight against a name opponent. Sometimes you're given the spotlight, sometimes you take it. For Barao, it will likely be the latter.
If his performance against Pickett wasn't loud enough for you, maybe he'll speak a little bout louder against Jorgensen. The Diaz-St-Pierre-Condit circus is certainly worthy of plenty of headlines, but let's face it, regardless of what happens on Saturday, the welterweight division is a fun but jumbled mess. We'll have a champion, an interim champion, and many laying claim to No. 1 contender status. Meanwhile, the bantamweight division is awaiting its next star, and it would be a shame if he arrives while no one is paying attention.
Georges St. Pierre Relishes Potential Underdog Status In Nick Diaz Bout
UFC welterweight champion Georges St. Pierre argues if he eventually faces Nick Diaz later this year, it won't be the interim welterweight champion who is the underdog. And that's just fine by him.
The underdog status is an unfamiliar place for UFC welterweight champion Georges St. Pierre, but he doesn't appear to be objecting to it. GSP recently told CSN Washington he believes if Diaz defeats Carlos Condit tonight at UFC 143 and he and the Stockton-native square off, the interim champion will be the favorite.
"Absolutely, I will be the underdog," said St. Pierre on The Fight Fix. "Everybody will be thinking I'm going to lose this fight. That's perfect. That's what I want. It's perfect motivation for me."
St. Pierre has been relegated in recent fights to telling audiences each new opponent he faces is miraculously the most dangerous test of his career. That's typically fight promotion speak. But facing a ready Nick Diaz after an extended layoff from ACL surgery in the prime of his career, St. Pierre may well be right that Diaz will be regarded as the one to beat by oddsmakers as much as fans.
As for the ammunition Diaz's less than glowing words about St. Pierre provide, the champion didn't suggest he was taking them too much to heart. "I don't think Diaz is a bad human being," St. Pierre noted. "I just believe maybe he has problems with social skills. It's not personal. He did say personal bad stuff about me, but I just hope we're going to be able to fight each other. It's gonna be good."
The welterweight champion also responded to UFC welterweight contender Josh Koscheck's hope that GSP never returns to MMA. "It doesn't go well for Koscheck because my knee is doing better every week," responded St. Pierre with a smile. "I will come back soon."
The champion believes he could be back in the Octagon on an accelerated timeline. He's rehabilitating his damaged knee aggressively and without much distraction. So little distraction, in fact, he is completely unaware of tomorrow's Super Bowl, who is playing and what the hoopla is all about.
"I don't know anything about football. I don't even know who is in the final," St. Pierre noted. "I hear so much about football and I've been rehabbing with a lot of football players and football fans. So, I'll make sure the Super Bowl is on - because I'm in Vegas and I have to drive back to Los Angeles to continue my rehab - I'll make sure I be on the road listening to some beautiful music while the game is on so I cannot hear about it."
Despite being a professional athlete, St. Pierre confesses he's "not a sports fan at all, either hockey or whatever. I don't watch sports too much."
"I'm more a nerd."
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heb m weer eens aangeschaft hoor. 5.5 euriesss.
hmm heb moneybookers, ideal en neteller.........
ja mfl + ufc.tv + sportsbun + drank = avg zaterdagavond
train by day, ml by night, all day
das geen geld
En daar krijg ik HD beeld voor (en ECHT hd, zelfs beter dan wat je download 1 dag later), soepele frames per seconde, meerdere camera's die ik kan besturen, en kan alles op mijn dooie gemak terugkijken 24 uur na het gevecht. Can't wait!
el bastardo
04-02-2012, 21:28
el Bastardo bestormt nu ook de UFC! Tnx Marco (rechts)
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Sjakiezwart
04-02-2012, 22:25
Waar haal je dat voor 5,5 e?
Stefano~
04-02-2012, 22:42
Waar haal je dat voor 5,5 e?
http://www.ufc.tv/ufc/event/diaz-vs-condit/1083?order=true
Sjakiezwart
04-02-2012, 23:00
Boem. Gekocht. Ik wil ook best iets bijdragen aan de UFC, maar 60 e voor een PPV elk weekeind gaat me wat te ver. Dit is alleen wel het main event. Ik kan Kuiper op Facebook zien en waar de rest van de undercard? Moet vannacht werken als nachtwaker dus ik ga alles zien.
http://www.ufc.tv/ufc/event/prelims/1082
maarre pas om 02:00 start???
Sjakiezwart
04-02-2012, 23:13
Volgens mij wel, want de main event start ook pas over 5 uur.
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