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Tag Achiv: phil davis
La ap mma ANONSE yon evènman bòn tè nan espò konba ISTWA
POU premye fwa tout tan nan Amerik: Mma AK kikboksin aparatus nan tèren an MENM, Sou nwit la la MENM, KI SOTI NAN CENTER THE SAP nan San Jose, TANKOU. SOU SEPTANM 19 SOU Spike
Tito Ortiz Battles Liam McGeary for the Bellator Limyè lour Tit
Kat-Man, One-lannwit limyè lour Pa gen. 1 Contender chanpyona Prezante Phil Davis, Muhammad 'wa Mo' Lawal, Emanuel Newton, ak Linton Vassell
Nan Adisyon, Mond-klas Kikboksin Aksyon Prezante la ap & Fè kè nou kontan konbatan Joe childinc ak Pòl Daley
SANTA MONICA, Kalifòni. - La ap mma pral prezante yon evènman bòn tè nan Ameriken espò konba istwa sou Septanm 19 ki nan Sant SAP nan San Jose, ki pral nan lè viv sou Spike. Yon evènman tèlman gwo li pral gen ladan yo de jaden nan batay - yon kaj la ap ak yon bag Glory kikboksin.
"Mwen se konsa fyè ak onore yo pote evènman sa a vrèman etonan nan vil mwen an San Jose,"Te di Scott Coker, Prezidan an la ap mma. "Sa a mega-kat ap prezante yon bagay pou chak fanatik espò konba- Lejand mma, k ap monte zetwal, yon tounwa anpile, plis anpil nan pi bon kickboxers nan mond lan. Li pral yon jou lannwit inoubliyab pou dè milye yo nan prezans nan lekòl ak dè milyon yo ap gade nan kay la. "
Nan evènman an prensipal, Mma lejand Tito Ortiz (18-11) ap pran sou reliant wa pwa loud limyè la ap la, Liam McGeary (10-0). Sa a pral make premye defans McGeary a nan tit te sitèlman anvi l '.
Aswè a sezon pral montre tou yon kat-nonm, limyè yon sèl-lannwit pwa loud tounwa detèmine pa la. 1 contender nan divizyon an. Patisipan yo gen ladan retounen nan Muhammad "wa Mo" Lawal (15-4, 1 NC), ansyen chanpyon Emanuel Newton (25-8-1), toujou danjere a Linton Vassell (15-4-1) ak Phil Davis (13-3), ki moun ki fè la ap Debut trè antisipe l '.
Premye pèr wonn pou konpetisyon an, kòm byen ke plis detay sou fòma a tounwa pral anonse yon ti tan.
Evènman an pral tou prezante Glory Kikboksin epizod ki pral prezante anpil nan konbatan yo ki pi bon nan mond lan. Savwa, La ap mma konpetitè Joe childinc ak Pòl "semtex" Daley. Advèse pou childinc ak Daley, kòm byen ke plis matchups kikboksin pral anonse yon ti tan.
Biyè pou "la ap mma: Dinamit "pral ale sou vant Vandredi, Jen 26 ak yon Prevent san konte ap pran plas nan Jedi, Jen 25th. Avèk anons la nan "la ap mma: Dinamit!!!,"Coker ap fè triyonfan retou li nan Nò Kalifòni, yon rejyon kote li pionnier espò a nan melanje Arts masyal kòm pwopriyetè a Strikeforce.
Èske Pa. 6 Light Heavyweight in the World Phil Davis joins Bellator MMA
SANTA MONICA, Kalifòni. (Avril 15, 2015) – Bellator MMA is pleased to announce the signing of the sixth* ranked Light Heavyweight in the world, Phil “Mr. Wonderful” Davis (13-3, 1 NC), nan yon san konte, kontra milti-batay.
“I can’t wait to be fighting in Bellator and wreck shop on everyone,"Te di Davis. “I am the absolute best and most dominant grappler to ever fight in MMA and I’m excited to get in there and compete at my new home.”
Born and raised in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Phil attended college close to home at Penn State University, where he became a four-time NCAA Division I All-American wrestler for the Nittany Lions.
Davis had his first professional MMA fight in 2008 and accrued nine wins in the Ultimate Fighting Championship, including victories against the likes of Antônio Rogério Nogueira, Lyoto Machida, Alexander Gustafsson, Brian Stann and Glover Teixeira.
A member of Alliance MMA in San Diego, Kalifòni., where he trains alongside Bellator stars like Michael Chandler and Joey Beltran, "Mr. Wonderful” joins the promotions Light Heavyweight division, which is currently upheld by champion Liam McGeary.
“Phil is a world class Mixed Martial Artist and we are very happy to be adding him to OUR roster of some of the best Light Heavyweights in the world,"Te di prezidan pwomosyon nan, Scott Coker. “Bellator remains fully committed to building its world-class roster by signing top free agents like Davis, as well as grooming up-and-coming stars. We’ve got some amazing matchups in mind for ‘Mr. Wonderful’ that we will be announcing in the weeks to come.”
Bellator’s Light Heavyweight division is one of the deepest in the promotion, with stars like McGeary, Tito Ortiz, "Wa Mo" Lawal, Quinton "sakaje" Jackson, Emanuel Newton and Linton Vassell.
*Ranking according to www.sherdog.com
Ch goumen lannwit: The Swedish Are Coming!
Foto kredi: Esther Lin/MMA Fighting
In a land once popularized in a Tom Green (remember him?) song – “Lonely Swedish (The Bum Bum Song)” – the Ultimate Fighting Championship brings a Fight Night card that will hopefully bring more attention than a song about a Canadian’s ass.
The first FOX card of the new year, Ch goumen lannwit: Syèd, brings the national stage of FOX overseas and gives America a glimpse into the UFC’s ongoing overseas expansion. But unlike previous UFC overseas cards, this one is not short on star power. Let’s see if a clear-cut no. 1 contender for Jon Jones’ light heavyweight title will emerge.
Akira Corassani (16-4-1) vs. Sam Sicilia (13-5) (Featherweight – 145 lbs.)
This is a matchup of The Ultimate Fighter alumni, with both guys coming off losses and Corassani coming off back-to-back losses to Max Holloway and Dustin Poirier. Corassani’s also been finished early in both fights, while Sicilia is coming off a submission loss. In a crowded featherweight division, a knockout or submission victory would go a long way toward boosting either of these gentlemen’s stock. I like Sicilia to finish Corassani and possibly give him his walking papers after three straight losses.
Winner: Sicilia by second-round TKO
Phil “Mr. Wonderful” Davis (13-2) vs. Ryan “Darth” Bader (19-4) (Light Heavyweight – 205 lbs.)
Both of these guys are poised for another run at the top of the light heavyweight division. Both of these guys are coming off victories and actually faced each other in college when Davis wrestled for Penn State and Bader wrestled for Arizona State. Davis uses his wrestling to smother opponents and grind out unanimous decision victories, while Bader uses his wrestling when necessary but also has lethal knockout power.
I expect Davis to try and get this fight to the ground early, and if he succeeds I think he can use his reach advantage and athleticism to keep Bader down. Bader must keep this fight standing to have a chance, and I think he will avoid the temptation to avenge his college loss to Davis by engaging in another wrestling match. I like Bader to land more shots and score an upset victory.
Winner: Bader by unanimous decision
Dan “Hendo” Henderson (30-12) vs. Gegard Mousasi (35-5-2) (Middleweight – 185 lbs.)
Henderson returns to middleweight after a mostly ill-fated run at light heavyweight, including being tossed around like a rag doll and submitted by Daniel Cormier in his last fight. Simply put, if Henderson can’t land his patented “H-Bomb” right hand for a knockout, he’s easily susceptible to defeat.
I think the wars of years past are finally catching up to Henderson. He will go down as one of the greatest fighters ever not to hold a UFC title, but he simply can’t keep up with the sport’s elite any more. He will leave himself open when wanting to drop the H-Bomb, and Mousasi will take advantage.
Winner: Mousasi by third-round submission
Alexander “The Mauler” Gustafsson (16-2) vs. Anthony “Rumble” Johnson (18-4) (Light Heavyweight – 205 lbs.)
The winner of this fight will receive the next shot at light heavyweight champion Jon Jones, and it would represent a rematch for Gustafsson. He took Jones closer to defeat than anyone else has during their epic 2013 matchup. Depending on who ask, some people think the Swede actually won that fight.
Johnson is rapidly ascending the 205-pound ladder after knocking out Antonio Rogerio Nogueira and scoring an upset win over Phil Davis to begin his climb. Johnson also has devastating knockout power and if he lands one such shot on Gustafsson, the Swede’s road to redemption is derailed. But I think Gustafsson uses his reach advantage (which is nearly identical to Jones) to keep Johnson at bay and make Johnson go a full five rounds.
Gustafsson’s striking in the 205-pound division is second to none, and I like him to land enough of those to secure a rematch with Jones later this year.
Winner: Gustafsson by unanimous decision
Chris Huntemann writes about mixed martial arts in the state of Maryland. He also contributes his thoughts to our site on the UFC, La ap, and World Series of Fighting. Check out his blog, or follow him on Twitter: @mmamaryland.