UFC 200

**hypergiant** · 04-04-2016, 02:00

**amilster** · 04-04-2016, 11:27

Originally Posted by Klassikl

Mooi dat jij blij wordt van een interim titel. Ik vind dat een kampioen zijn titel moet verdedigen of hem moet laten vallen.
Er zijn al zat kampioenen die de divisies kapen door langdurige blessures. Nu krijgen we dat de UFC in een andere partij meer geld ziet. Omdat zogenaamd de fans die partij willen zien.

Dat betekend niet dat het geen mooie card wordt. Maar het idee staat me totaal niet aan.

hier sluit ik me bij aan, niets aan teo te voegen, wordt overigens zeker een hele mooie card (als er niet teveel zullen uitvallen)

**viTRTor** · 07-04-2016, 11:59

Tate tegen Nunes bevestigd.

**Klassikl** · 07-04-2016, 13:58

Dana had nog een partij beloofd die iedereen zou shocken. Benieuwd of die nog komt. Al met al komt de kaart nu toch al redelijk rond.
Benieuwd waar Mous uiteindelijk eindigt.

**viTRTor** · 07-04-2016, 14:10

We missen nog 3 partijen en ik gok dat 2 ervan het EN Lawler EN RDA worden.

**viTRTor** · 07-04-2016, 14:13

Dan hebben we vier titelpartijen, zou echt dik zijn

**donalexandro** · 07-04-2016, 16:56

Originally Posted by Klassikl

Dana had nog een partij beloofd die iedereen zou shocken. Benieuwd of die nog komt. Al met al komt de kaart nu toch al redelijk rond.
Benieuwd waar Mous uiteindelijk eindigt.

Was Mc Gregor vs GSP als MCG zou winnen van Diaz

**Jantje** · 07-04-2016, 19:18

Cat Zingano vs Julianna Peña ook op UFC 200.
Ben benieuwd hoe Zingano terug komt, altijd leuk om haar te zien vechten al is het maar om dr kontje te kunnen zien.

**Bromios** · 07-04-2016, 19:36

Originally Posted by Jantje

Cat Zingano vs Julianna Peña ook op UFC 200.
Ben benieuwd hoe Zingano terug komt, altijd leuk om haar te zien vechten al is het maar om dr kontje te kunnen zien.

Ben benieuwd wat Pena laat zien. Die vond ik met TUF erg indrukwekkend.

**Kingbalotelli** · 07-04-2016, 21:45

RDA wilt tegen Khabib op ufc 200 (Unfinished Business).

**viTRTor** · 08-04-2016, 07:42

https://www.instagram.com/p/bd6pwf2pppt/

Heerlijk dit haha

**Klassikl** · 08-04-2016, 12:18

Link is dood.

**viTRTor** · 08-04-2016, 16:19

https://www.instagram.com/p/BD6PwF2PPpT/

**Klassikl** · 08-04-2016, 19:30

Hehe nice

**e-type** · 08-04-2016, 20:17

Originally Posted by Bromios

Ben benieuwd wat Pena laat zien. Die vond ik met TUF erg indrukwekkend.

x2, TUF won ze vrij overtuigend, vooral d'r win op Baszler. Ze komt ook nog eens terug van nogal een rotperiode, dus gun 'r deze mooie match-up wel.

**Soulbringer320** · 09-04-2016, 03:11

Ik vind die hele UFC 200 card nou nog niet echt "mind blowing" zo Dana het zei...

Had GSP of Brock verwacht...

**Suplex** · 22-04-2016, 21:14

Om 23:00 begint de UFC 200 pers conferentie .

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=T3gTwkCutlQ

**viTRTor** · 22-04-2016, 21:31

Mcgregor enters the UFC 200 press conference like

**ChingChong** · 23-04-2016, 10:56

Geen conor vs nate dus

**e-type** · 23-04-2016, 11:38

DAMN, Miesha

**LightHeavyWeight** · 23-04-2016, 12:08

Ondanks de marketing trein die raast is het gewoon een leuke kaart maar meer ook niet.

**Bromios** · 15-05-2016, 22:36

Interessant wel:

http://www.bloodyelbow.com/2016/5/14...f-fight-weight

Unsafe weight-cutting has been a major issue in the sport of mixed martial arts for years, but recently reached a peak with the death of ONE Championship fighter Yang Jian Bing due to weight-cutting complications last year. The death caused multiple commissions and organizations to re-consider weight-cutting, and also to introduce new policies and rules.
After the passing of Bing, ONE Championship announced a brand new weight-cutting policy, essentially eliminating the entire weight-cutting process altogether. The California State Athletic Commission (CSAC) and Kansas State Athletic Commission (KSAC) have both worked to resolve the issue in recent months. California hosted a weight-cutting summit late last year and in February, banned severe weight cutting and the use of IVs with a set of new rules. Earlier this year, the KSAC allowed Bellator 150fighters to weigh-in earlier than usual, giving them more time to re-hydrate. With all of this occurring, it seems like MMA organizations and commissions across the globe are headed in the right steps to make weight cutting healthier and safer for athletes.

The UFC hasn't had much to do with the idea of making weight cutting safer -- up until now.
According to a report from the Las Vegas Review Journal, the premier MMA organization has adopted a new weight-cutting policy which will go into effect at UFC 200 in July. "The UFC has introduced a system of data collection and athlete monitoring of weight and vital signs that will enable the organization to create a database to track and analyze information on each fighter," the report stated.
Fighters must be within eight percent of their official fight weight when they check-in at the beginning of fight week, which usually occurs on a Tuesday night. If fighters check-in more than eight percent overweight, they are subject to daily weight checks and vitals from the UFC and will be required to attend weight management counseling. Their scheduled fights will not be cancelled, however.
"The only hard and fast rule in there, and I think it’s probably the most important thing in terms of the guidelines, is that 8 percent number," Jeff Novitzky, the UFC vice president of athlete health and performance, said (via Las Vegas Review Journal). "If they’re not, it’s not in the rules the fight won’t happen, but we sure are going to pay very close attention to them, including taking daily weight, daily vitals, and as it progresses, if they show signs of being dehydrated, they will be pulled from the fight."
Since the IV ban went into effect in October, Novitzky claims the majority of fighters have checked-in less than eight percent over their fight weight. He also says the IV ban has really affected the way most fighters cut weight.

"It had a very surprising side effect in that it helped curtail extreme weight cuts," he said. "You also see a whole bunch of fighters employing the services of nutritionists, so they are being smart about managing their weight. And the UFC is trying to provide as much as we can for the fighters that can’t afford a nutritionist. We’ve consulted with experts who have told us, ‘Hey, here’s the optimal things you want to be eating or drinking 24 hours before your fight, after the weigh in.’ So we provide that for the fighters."
As of UFC 196 last month, the organization now offers a wide variety of approved food and beverages in a special room on fight night. Prior to this, fighters were only allowed sealed bottled water in locker rooms.
Fighters are used to regular weight-cutting procedures -- a large cut just prior to their fight -- and the new policy will force them to cut earlier, possibly making weight-cutting even less safe than it already is