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George St. Pierre vs Dan Hardy UFC 111

April 4th, 2010 by Brotherlove | No Comments | Filed in 2010, Dan Hardy, George St. Pierre, MMA, Sports, UFC

George St. Pierre vs Dan Hardy UFC 111Is George St. Pierre too nice for MMA? Or did the UFC ask him to drag out this easy victory by stretching the fight a full 5 rounds. THE BREAKDOWN: Dan Hardy hit George St. Pierre once with an ineffective straight right. One touch, that’s it! So much for Dan Hardy’s theory of connection. George St. Pierre landed more strikes in their less than 2 minutes of stand-up, and George St. Pierre had several easy take downs each round. Dan Hardy could not defend the shot. On the ground George St. Pierre did nothing. He crawled lazily over a purple belt in jiu-jitsu, and he threw less than a dozen ground strikes in the entire fight. It appeared St. Pierre did not want to finish the fight.  George  St. Pierre’s ground and pound was never displayed against Dan Hardy as it was against BJ Penn and Matt Serra, both of whom are well qualified Gracie Jiu-Jitsu Black Belts. George St. Pierre dominated them too, yet no finish.

What’s the fuck, George? 25 minutes later Canada’s own, George St. Pierre, won a unanimous decision over England’s previously undefeated middle weight hero, Dan Hardy. Hats off to Dan Hardy for surviving valiantly and escaping two scary looking submission attempts,  George St. Pierre’s armbar and kimura. Truth be told, George St. Pierre could’ve finished this fight at any time, he just didn’t!

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George St. Pierre vs Nick Diaz

February 8th, 2010 by Brotherlove | 1 Comment | Filed in 2010, George St. Pierre, MMA, Nick Diaz, Strikeforce, UFC

George St. Pierre vs Nick Diaz isn’t likely to happen. George St. Pierre is the UFC welterweight champion ranked #1 in the world. Nick Diaz is the Strikeforce welterweight champion, ranked 3rd in the world, according to FightMagazine.com. I doubt the organizations will unify the title belts by putting there champions to the test. In my opinion, Nick Diaz wins by submission or TKO do to punches. If George St. Pierre wins, it’ll be a slow process with George St. Pierre controlling the ground game with his wrestling, but he’ll be unable to submit/finish Nick Diaz. It’ll go to the judges.

Both George St. Pierre (above) and Nick Diaz (below) have faced the highest caliber of MMA competition, and both have persevered. George St. Pierre has wins over, BJ Penn, Matt Hughes, Jon Fitch, Josh Koscheck, and several others, while Nick Diaz has wins over Robbie Lawler, Takanori Gomi, Frank Shamrock, and Scott Smith.

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Nick Diaz vs George St. Pierre

February 8th, 2010 by Brotherlove | No Comments | Filed in 2010, George St. Pierre, MMA, Nick Diaz, Strikeforce, UFC

Nick Diaz vs George St. Pierre would be a dream fight should it ever occur. According to FightMagazine.com these are the current, MMA Welterweight (170) Rankings. Without a doubt, I’m sure this fight will never occur. The UFC likes to shelter it’s poster boys. My money’s on Nick Diaz.

#1  George St. Pierre, 2  Thiago Alves, 3  Nick Diaz, 4  Josh Koscheck, 5  Dan Hardy, 6  Paul Daley, 7  Jon Fitch, 8  Paulo Thiago, 9  Matt Hughes, 10  Ben Saunders, 11  Jay Hieron, 12  Matt Serra, 13  Jake Ellenberger, 14  George Sotiropoulos, 15  Matt Brown,  16  John Howard, 17  Lyman Good, 18  Johny Hendricks, 19  Marius Zaromskis, 20  Chris Lytle.


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Robbie Lawler Knocks Out Melvin Manhoef

February 6th, 2010 by Brotherlove | No Comments | Filed in 2010, MMA, Melvin Manhoef, Robbie Lawler, Strikeforce

Saturday January 30, 2010, Robbie Lawler Knocks Out Melvin Manhoef in the first round of their Strikeforce middle weight bout. After taking a severe beating by Melvin Manhoef’s wicked leg kicks, it appeared Robbie Lawler might not make it out of the first round.

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Then WHAMMO!!!! A hard overhand right hit the chin of Melvin Manhoef and was followed with a left hook to the face, Melvin Manhoef was already plummeting to the canvas and was knocked out before he hit it. Forced to jump in front of a knocked-out-cold, with his eyes unblinking and wide open, the referee stopped the fight with 1:29 to go in the first round. Stiff as a board, Melvin Manhoef did not get up for some time. Robbie Lawler was victorious!

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Nick Diaz Beats Down Marius Zaromskis

February 6th, 2010 by Brotherlove | No Comments | Filed in 2010, MMA, Marius Zaromskis, Nick Diaz, Strikeforce

Nick Diaz beats down Marius Zaromskis to win the Strikeforce welterweight championship belt. With 27 seconds to go in round 1, Nick Diaz knocks out Marius Zaromskis. Dropping to the canvas like a sack of potatoes, Marius Zaromskis lands on his back and is smothered by the ref who calls the stoppage.

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BELOW: Marius Zaromskis, was my first pic to fight George St. Pierre. Marius is a title holder and a tournament champion, I thought he might beat up Nick Diaz. DAMN! Brotherlove was wrong!  Nick Diaz threw several impressive combinations, with several punches landing. It was a short right hook that rocked Marius on the chin. Marius Zaromskis was completely out classed.

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Rashad Evans VS Thiago Silva

January 3rd, 2010 by Brotherlove | No Comments | Filed in 2010, MMA, Rashad Evans, Thiago Silva, UFC

Rashad Evans VS Thiago Silva, UFC 108, Fight Video is worth the purchase. I have to eat me words and admit UFC 108 was a worthy card. All the fights were competetive or ended with a great finish. Unfortunately the main event between Rashad Evans and Thiago Silva, was the only snoozer. Both these light heavyweight fighters should have finished the fight. UFC 108 undercards were far more enthusiastic.

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Rashad Evans VS Thiago Silva

January 3rd, 2010 by Brotherlove | No Comments | Filed in 2010, MMA, Rashad Evans, Thiago Silva, UFC

Rashad Evans VS Thiago Silva, UFC 108, January 10, 2009. HAPPY NEW YEAR is not quite the way 2010 started for Light-Heavyweight Thiago Silva. Too little too late is the Brazilians nickname in this fight. An unfortunate decision favoring his opponent, Rashad Evans, earns Thiago Silva a second loss in his MMA career. I personally feel that this fight should not have been decided on, by the judges. Both Rashad Evans and Thiago Silva should have fought for a finish. The fans got gypped.

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