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Ronda Rousey- Awọn Isenkanjade

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Fun wipe o ni ori akoko, o ni kan ti o dara akoko lati ranti wipe ni o wa nibẹ mẹta onigbọwọ ni aye: iku, -ori ati Ronda Rousey lekan si fifi idi ti o jẹ ti o dara ju obinrin Onija lori ile aye pẹlu kan akọkọ-yika iwolulẹ ti rẹ alatako.

Rousey ká išẹ ni UFC 184 osu to koja je dara julọ rẹ lati ọjọ. O silẹ a abẹrẹ Cat, o gbajumo bi Rousey ká tobi julo ipenija, ni 14 -aaya. Lakoko ti o ti Rousey a iranlowo nipa ohun Egba oburewa nwon.Mirza nipa Zingano, rẹ virtuoso išẹ yori si miiran fanfa ti ti o ni ohun ti o gba lati dethrone Rousey. O tun yori si kan yeye ibaraẹnisọrọ ti boya tabi ko Rousey le figagbaga lodi si ki o si ijatil akọ awọn onija ni UFC ká bantamweight pipin. Awọn kere akoko lo lori wipe absurd iro wipe ṣe ohunkohun sugbon gbiyanju lati discredit awọn nla Onija Rousey ni, awọn dara.

Dajudaju, akọkọ orukọ ti o ba wa ni nigbagbogbo soke ni Cris "Cyborg" Justino, awọn Invicta FC featherweight asiwaju. O ti wa ni o ti ṣe yẹ lati ju si 135 poun fun awọn a ija pẹlu Invicta yi ooru ṣaaju ki o to gbigbe lori lati kan ija pẹlu Rousey. Sibẹsibẹ, Cyborg gbiyanju a ju lati bantamweight odun to koja ki o si abandoned awon eto. Ki Emi yoo ko si mu ẹmi mi lori gun-awaited ikunsinu laarin baramu Rousey ati Cyborg ṣẹlẹ nigbakugba laipe.

Rousey laipe han a ifẹ lati ja Bethe Correia, ti o ngbiyanju meji ninu awọn Rousey ká "Mẹrin Horsewomen" teammates ati ki o ti wa pipe Rousey jade lailai niwon. Jessica Eye ti tun staked rẹ nipe si akọle kan shot, ṣugbọn bẹni ninu awọn obirin wọnyi duro a gidi irokeke ewu si Rousey. Nigba UFC 184 ká postfight agbegbe, Daniel Cormier floated awọn agutan ti rẹ ẹlẹgbẹ Miesha Tate si sunmọ ni a kẹta kiraki ni Rousey.

Yato si ni otitọ Mo ro trilogies yẹ ki o wa ni ipamọ nikan nigbati kọọkan Onija ni o ni kan gun lori awọn miiran, Mo ti ri ti ko si idi idi ti kẹta akoko yoo jẹ kan rẹwa fun Tate. Nigba ti o jẹ nikan ni obirin lati lọ siwaju ju akọkọ yika pẹlu Rousey, Tate ti plateaued bi a Onija nigba ti Rousey ti se ariyanjiyan dara. Ti o ba ti awọn meji wà lati ja a kẹta akoko, Mo ti ri ti ko si idi lati gbagbo awọn esi yoo jẹ eyikeyi ti o yatọ.

Nítorí náà, ibi ti ko ni yi fi Rousey? Ni temi, o ti mọtoto jade ni UFC obirin bantamweight pipin. Nibẹ ni ko si ọkan ti o je a ṣe gbagbọ irokeke ewu si rẹ. Ti o ba ti Zingano ni titunse rẹ nwon.Mirza ati ki o gba miiran shot ni Rousey, o le ni a nínu ti gba. Òdìkejì ti, ti o ba ti Rousey pinnu lati lọ si jade lori oke ki o si kọ lori rẹ burgeoning film ọmọ, Emi ko ro pe ẹnikẹni yoo si mu o lodi si rẹ.

Rousey jẹ Lọwọlọwọ lori kan sure akin si Anderson Silva ká sure atop awọn UFC ká middleweight pipin. O si ti jẹ gaba lori gbogbo ninu rẹ, ọna ati bikoṣe fun awọn re akọkọ ija pẹlu Chael Sonnen, ṣe o wo rorun. Rousey ká nira ija lati ọjọ wà lodi si Liz Carmouche, nigbati o ní Rousey ni a ru ìhoho choke ni akọkọ yika ti won ija ni 2013 ṣaaju ki o to Rousey je anfani lati sa ki o si oluso miiran armbar isegun.

Silva ká ijọba atop awọn middleweight pipin wá si ohun opin nigbati awọn tẹlẹ aimọ Chris Weidman wá pẹlú ati ki o fihan ko si iberu ati si mu awọn ija si Silva. Boya ti o ni ohun ti nilo lati ṣẹlẹ pẹlu Rousey. O nilo lati wa ohun alatako ti o yoo gba ọtun ninu rẹ oju, fun u ko si mẹẹdogun ati ki o ya awọn ija si rẹ. Abẹrẹ ti igbidanwo ni UFC 184, ṣugbọn rẹ overzealousness pari soke na wa lowo rẹ feran.

Titi Rousey nwa rẹ ara Chris Weidman, a le fi miran superlative si ọpọlọpọ awọn ti o ti wa ni tẹlẹ so si awọn obirin bantamweight asiwaju: regede. Rousey jẹ alabapade jade ti yẹ challengers si rẹ ade, -ṣiṣe kan o se nipa ninu rẹ jade pipin.

Chris Huntemann Levin nipa adalu ti ologun ona ni ipinle ti Maryland. O si tun mọlẹbi rẹ ero lori UFC, Bellator, ati World jara ti Gbigbogun. Ṣayẹwo jade rẹ bulọọgi, tabi tẹle e lori Twitter: mmamaryland.

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UFC and PEDs: Nibo ṣe a lọ lati nibi?

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Photo Ike: Esteri Lin / MMA Gbigbogun

Usually when I ask that question, it’s in the wake of a pay-per-view and I’m wondering aloud at what’s next for the fighters who competed on it. This time around, I’m talking about something that affects ALL mixed martial artists in the Ultimate Fighting Championship.

The UFC announced this week that it will implement far stricter, far more comprehensive drug testing in the wake of fighters like Anderson Silva ati Hector Lombard failing tests for performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs), nigba ti Jon Jones ati Nick Diaz failed tests for cocaine and marijuana, lẹsẹsẹ.

Increased drug testing and harsher penalties can only help the UFC, and mixed martial arts in general. But what brought on this increase in failed tests? PEDs have been a part of sports long before MMA fighters started taking them, and they have been a problem in MMA prior to the last month-and-a-half.

But more fighters seem to be getting caught. As in most sports, there is a tremendous amount of pressure to perform in MMA and in the UFC. If you don’t perform, you basically don’t get paid. The increased demand for UFC programming by virtue of its deal with FOX could also be a factor. They went from being on Spike TV – where they only broadcast “The Ultimate Fighter” once a year and two or three live fight cards annually – to practically having two live fight cards a month and airing “The Ultimate Fighter” twice a year on the FOX channels.

The increase in programming means a need of more bodies to fill that programming. It also means that more fighters are training for more fights, which can lead to more injuries. PEDs, in addition to giving you a competitive advantage over your opponent, allow you to recover from injuries more quickly. With the need for more fighters to fill more fight cards, I think it’s possible the apparent increase in failed drug tests can at least be partly attributed to that.

The UFC’s increased drug-testing measures take effect July 1. What can we expect once it does? Here are some of the guidelines the UFC presented.

Even UFC CEO Lorenzo Fertitta admitted during this week’s press conference that things “would get worse before they better” with the new testing. Die, it remains to be seen how much of this will actually stick once July 1 rolls around. UFC previously considered expanding its drug-testing efforts before but pulled back, citing cost and a previously botched attempt at doing so.

Sibẹsibẹ, with the rash of high-profile stars like Silva, Jones and Diaz failing tests, cost can’t be considered a hindrance and the UFC must be vigilant. Browsing my Twitter feed following the press conference, it was eerily quiet. Almost no fighters weighed in initially. It is likely that was just a byproduct of the press conference taking place on a Wednesday afternoon, when most people are working or presumably have other things to do besides post on Twitter. But it was still pretty telling. It seems like this has grabbed fighters’ attention, as it should.

What do I think will happen? There will be an increase in failed test once the new measures take effect July 1, I’m fairly confident. But given that the UFC is supporting harsh penalties for those who do fail – including a ban of up to four years – I expect the dirty fighters to eventually cycle themselves out and the ones who compete clean (which is most of them, presumably) to take a more prominent role.

Increased drug testing is long overdue in the UFC. The sport of mixed martial arts itself is still in its infancy, especially compared to other sports like football, basketball and baseball. But just like baseball is still recovering from its own crisis with PEDs, these recent failed drug tests have shaken the foundation of the UFC and have harkened back to the days when it was referred to as “human cockfighting.”

UFC adopted the slogan “The Time Is Now” for 2015, and I couldn’t agree more. The time is now for them to take the lead in cleaning up the sport of mixed martial arts.

Chris Huntemann Levin nipa adalu ti ologun ona ni ipinle ti Maryland. O si tun mọlẹbi rẹ ero lori UFC, Bellator, ati World jara ti Gbigbogun. Ṣayẹwo jade rẹ bulọọgi, tabi tẹle e lori Twitter: mmamaryland.

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Dana White and the Women

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Photo Ike: Esteri Lin / MMA Gbigbogun

Saturday, Feb. 28, is going to be a landmark day for the Ultimate Fighting Championship. All the fighters on the pay-per-view card that day will pass their pre-fight drug…….never mind. That’s too easy.

That day will be the first time a UFC card features women’s bouts in both its co-main event and main event. After middleweight champion Chris Weidman was forced to withdraw from his fight against Vitor Belfort due to injury, the new main event at UFC 184 is Ronda Rousey defending her women’s bantamweight belt against Cat Zingano. Ni awọn àjọ-akọkọ iṣẹlẹ, much-heralded prospect Holly Holm will make her UFC debut against Raquel Pennington in another women’s bantamweight fight.

As I’ve mentioned before, UFC has come a long way from when Dana White told TMZ that women would “never” fight in his organization. Rousey will main event her third consecutive February PPV and Holm is widely believed to be the next in line for a shot at the title, should she defeat Pennington. Holm is still very raw in mixed martial arts, but trains with the world renowned coaches Greg Jackson and Mike Winkeljohn.

Rousey is carrying the flag for women’s MMA and for women in the UFC. Other female fighters have followed her into the Octagon, including Miesha Tate, Liz Carmouche and Alexis Davis. What do those three have in common? They all also fell to Rousey – Tate twice in Strikeforce and the UFC, and Carmouche and Davis both in the first round at UFC PPVs in 2013 ati 2014, lẹsẹsẹ.

Rousey and Tate’s feud is well-chronicled. It led to the two being coaches on The Ultimate Fighter, which included female fighters for the very first time who greatly outshined their male counterparts on the show that season.

Given that season’s success, the most recent season of The Ultimate Fighter featured ALL female fighters and the debut of the UFC’s newest division, women’s strawweight. Carla Esparza, the former Invicta FC strawweight champion, won the inaugural UFC version of that belt after defeating Rose Namajunas.

So in the span of four years, UFC goes from having no female fighters and White emphatically stating that it never will, to being home to TWO female weight classes and undoubtedly the promotion’s biggest star right now in Rousey. Don’t believe me? Did you see the third Expendables movie? Or do you plan on seeing the film version of Entourage this summer? You might notice a familiar face.

So where does women’s MMA go from here? I am personally a big fan of female fights, as they tend to be among the more entertaining and action-packed fights on a UFC card. As I previously stated, female fighters are more than capable of outshining their male contemporaries. Why is that? Maybe female fighters feel they have more to prove inside the Octagon and always go for broke. Maybe they go into the Octagon with more of a “go for broke” mentality and actively seek a finish as opposed to “playing it safe.”

The fight between Rousey and Zingano on Feb. 28 will also go a long way toward determining the future of women’s MMA. Should Rousey defeat Zingano – which all signs indicate she will – she will have essentially cleaned out her division, with only unknown challengers like Holm and Bethe Correia left. If Zingano pulls the upset, then the division has a fresh batch of exciting matchups waiting.

But who knows what would have happened if Dana White kept his promise to TMZ?

Chris Huntemann Levin nipa adalu ti ologun ona ni ipinle ti Maryland. O si tun takantakan rẹ ero si wa Aaye lori awọn UFC, Bellator, ati World jara ti Gbigbogun. Ṣayẹwo jade rẹ bulọọgi, tabi tẹle e lori Twitter: mmamaryland.

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UFC 183: Who will show up?

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The Ultimate Fighting Championship has hit it out of the park so far in 2015, with its first two major cards of the year living up to the hype of their main events. Light heavyweight champion Jon Jones dominated Daniel Cormier to prove he is the pound-for-pound best fighter in the world at UFC 182, and at the UFC’s live card in Boston, Ibi., ni January, Conor McGregor secured a featherweight title shot against José Aldo and wasted no time getting in his next opponent’s face.

Which brings us to UFC 183 lalẹ, and a main event that is considered a dream matchup by many. Anderson Silva returns to the Octagon after suffering a gruesome leg injury in his last fight against UFC middleweight champion Chris Weidman in 2013. Nick Diaz also makes his return to the UFC after losing his last fight against former welterweight champion Georges St. Pierre in 2013.

Tonight’s card isn’t without its other storylines though. A pair of significant undercard fights are taking place under some controversy, as flyweight John Lineker came in overweight for his fight against Ian McCall, which is expected to determine the next no. 1 contender to the flyweight title. Ni awọn àjọ-akọkọ iṣẹlẹ, Kelvin Gastelum came in 9 pounds overweight for his fight against Tyron Woodley, which means 30 percent of Gastelum’s fight purse actually goes to Woodley. Talk about insult to injury.

Dajudaju, there is always the wild card with Diaz too. He plays by his own rules, having no-showed the open workouts earlier this week. Will he actually show up to the cage for tonight’s main event? It remains to be seen, though most everyone thinks he will.

Nítorí, having said all that, who do I think wins tonight?

Miesha “Cupcake” Tate (15-5) la. Sara McMann (8-1) (Women’s bantamweight – 135 lbs.)

This is actually the main event of the preliminary card on Fox Sports 1. Tate requested to compete on this portion of the card instead of the pay-per-view card, taking a page from Urijah Faber’s playbook. Tate is also eager for a third fight with Ronda Rousey for the women’s bantamweight title. Both of these women suffered Rousey’s wrath, particularly McMann, who was demolished by Rousey in about a minute last year.

McMann is a pure wrestler with very little else to her repertoire, whereas Tate built on her established wrestling skills to become an effective striker. I think she will stuff McMann’s attempts to take this fight to the mat and use her vastly superior striking skills to keep McMann befuddled en route to a dominant victory.

Winner: Tate by unanimous decision

Jordan “Young Gun” Mein (29-9) la. Thiago “Pitbull” Alves (25-9) (Welterweight – 170 lbs.)

Alves has alternated wins and losses in his last six fights, while Mein rides a two-fight win streak. Alves is always dangerous with his Muay Thai and striking, while Mein landed a first-round TKO victory in his last fight. This should be an exciting stand-up battle with neither guy willing to give an inch. I think Alves is the more dangerous fighter here, and will land one good shot to knock Mein silly.

Winner: Alves by second round TKO

Thales Leites (24-4) la. Tim “The Barbarian” Boetsch (18-7) (Middleweight - 185 lbs.)

Leites comes into this fight on a roll, having won his last seven fights, with the last two coming by way of TKO. Boetsch has alternated wins and losses in his last four fights, including a TKO victory in his last fight against Brad Tavares.

Boetsch is a slow, plodding bruiser best known for derailing the Hector Lombard hype train when he first made his UFC debut. Leites is a crafty, dangerous fighter who can finish you with his hands or by submission. I think Leites will avoid Boetsch’s power and wait for Boetsch to make a mistake, where Leits will capitalize.

Winner: Leites by third round submission

Joe Lauzon (24-10) la. Al “Raging” Iaquinta (10-3-1) (Lightweight – 155 lbs.)

You know what you’re getting with a Joe Lauzon fight. You’re going to see an exciting, action packed bout that will most likely end with him locking in a slick submission or, in the case of his fight against Jim Miller, suffering a gnarly cut that will guarantee a blood battle.

Iaquinta has been on a roll since his time on The Ultimate Fighter Live, having only lost once in his last six fights. A win against Lauzon would be a real feather in his cap and might propel him into title contendership discussion. But Lauzon is one of the best submission specialists in the UFC, and I think the crafty veteran has another submission up his sleeve.

Winner: Lauzon by second round submission

Tyron “The Chosen One” Woodley (14-3) la. Kelvin Gastelum (11-0) (Welterweight – 170 lbs.)

As mentioned above, Gastelum weighed in 9 pounds over for this fight and will forfeit 30 percent of his purse directly to Woodley. It was reported that Gastelum spent time in the hospital leading up to this fight, which contributed to him coming in overweight.

Woodley will be angry in this fight, and rightly so. It’s not fair that his opponent will have a weight advantage due to his own failure to do what he was supposed to do. Give Woodley credit for wanting to keep fighting when it would have been perfectly understandable to postpone it.

Woodley will channel his rage into a blitzkrieg of offense at Gastelum, and the lethargic and probably still-injured Gastelum will have no response.

Winner: Woodley by second round TKO

Anderson "The Spider" Silva (33-6) la. Nick Diaz (27-9-1) (Middleweight - 185 lbs.)

This is one of the several main events that have fight fans buzzing in 2015. Many didn’t think Silva would ever walk again after his leg injury against Weidman, let alone come back to the UFC to fight. The matchup style of Diaz wanting to push the pace, get in his opponent’s face and sucker him into trading blows against Silva’s unrivaled elusiveness will be interesting to watch.

Diaz said he wouldn’t trash talk Silva during this fight out of respect. But if Silva keeps bobbing and weaving and dodging Diaz’s punches, we’ll see how long Diaz commits to that. I think we’ll see vintage Silva in this fight, making Diaz look silly in some spots while landing well-timed strikes that will confuse and frustrate Diaz, which will allow Silva to land even more.

Diaz is too tough to finish, but this fight will show that Silva still has it and is the vastly superior fighter.

Winner: Silva by unanimous decision

Chris Huntemann Levin nipa adalu ti ologun ona ni ipinle ti Maryland. O si tun takantakan rẹ ero si wa Aaye lori awọn UFC, Bellator, ati World jara ti Gbigbogun. Ṣayẹwo jade rẹ bulọọgi, tabi tẹle e lori Twitter: mmamaryland.

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June White parapo ni FNU dojuko idaraya Fi lalẹ!

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Wa pataki alejo ose yi lori FNU dojuko idaraya Fihan ni June White. O ni pipe ilo niwon Mo ti o kan gba yi ifiranṣẹ lori Twitter awọn miiran ọjọ:

“O ti wa ni dina lati wọnyi ati ni wiwo 'S Tweets.”

June White (JuneWhiteMMA) yoo da Tom, Tony ati Ọlọrọ lori awọn FNU Combat Sports Show TONIGHT to discuss her unauthorized biography on the UFC President known for his brash language and a ruthless approach to building and expanding the UFC brand. Her book is an unflattering, mọ wo sinu aye ti awọn tele boxercise oluko ti o nisisiyi-ogun awọn UFC pẹlu ohun irin ikunku ati ki o kan ti npariwo ẹnu. Ṣayẹwo jade yi sọ YouTube Ipolowo fun "Dana White, King of MMA:"

"Ariran" Tom Padgett, "Rabble Rousin '" Ọlọrọ Bergeron ati Tony "The efufu nla" Penecale tun ni kan pupọ ti ija idaraya awọn iṣẹlẹ ati awọn iroyin lati jiroro ose yi.

Kiliki Ibi lati Gbọ si wa igbohunsafefe Live lati 8-10PM EST lalẹ. Lo kanna asopọ lati wọle si awọn gbigbasilẹ ti awọn show. Awọn June White ijomitoro bẹrẹ ni 9:15 PM EST.

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UFC ija Night: The Swedish Ti wa ni Bọ!

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Photo Ike: Esteri Lin / MMA Gbigbogun
Photo Ike: Esteri Lin / MMA Gbigbogun

Ni a ilẹ lẹẹkan popularized ni a Tom Green (ranti rẹ?) song – "Níbẹ Swedish (The Bum Bum Song)” – awọn Gbẹhin Ija asiwaju oṣi a Ija Night kaadi ti yoo ireti mu diẹ akiyesi ju a song nipa a Canada ká ​​kẹtẹkẹtẹ.

Ni igba akọkọ ti Akata kaadi ti awọn titun odun, UFC ija Night: Sweden, Ọdọọdún ni awọn orilẹ-ipele ti Akata okeokun ati ki o yoo America a ni ṣoki sinu awọn UFC ká nlọ lọwọ okeokun imugboroosi. Sugbon ko išaaju UFC okeokun awọn kaadi, yi ọkan ni ko kukuru on Star agbara. Jẹ ká wo ti o ba ti a ko o-ge ko si. 1 contender fun Jon Jones 'ina heavyweight akọle yoo farahan.

Akira Corassani (16-4-1) la. Sam Sicilia (13-5) (Featherweight - 145 lbs.)

Eleyi jẹ matchup a ti The Gbẹhin Onija alumni, pẹlu mejeeji buruku bọ si pa adanu ki o si Corassani bọ si pa pada-si-pada adanu si Max Holloway ati Dustin Poirier. Corassani n tun a ti pari tete ni mejeji njà, nigba ti Sicilia ni bọ si pa a ifakalẹ pipadanu. Ni a gbọran featherweight pipin, a knockout tabi ifakalẹ gun yoo lọ si ona a gun boosting boya ti awọn wọnyi jeje ká iṣura. Mo fẹ lati pari Sicilia Corassani ati ki o seese fun u rẹ nrin ogbe lẹhin meta gbooro adanu.

Winner: Sicilia nipa keji-yika TKO

Phil "Mr. Iyanu "Davis (13-2) la. Ryan "Darth" Bader (19-4) (Light Heavyweight - 205 lbs.)

Mejeji ti awọn wọnyi buruku ti wa ni poised fun miiran run ni awọn oke ti awọn ina heavyweight pipin. Mejeji ti awọn wọnyi buruku ti wa ni bọ si pa victories ki o si kosi dojuko kọọkan miiran ni kọlẹẹjì nigba ti Davis jijakadi fun Penn State ati Bader jijakadi fun Arizona State. Davis nlo rẹ Ijakadi lati smother alatako ati ki o lọ jade unanimous ipinnu victories, nigba ti Bader nlo rẹ Ijakadi nigbati pataki sugbon tun ni o ni apaniyan knockout agbara.

Mo ti reti Davis lati gbiyanju ati ki o gba yi ija lati ilẹ tete, ati ti o ba ti o si yege Mo ro pe o le lo rẹ arọwọto anfani ati athleticism lati tọju Bader si isalẹ. Bader gbọdọ pa yi ija duro lati ni a anfani, ati ki o Mo ro pe o yoo yago fun awọn idanwo lati gbẹsan rẹ, kọlẹẹjì pipadanu si Davis nipa lowosi ninu miiran gídígbò kan baramu. Mo fẹ Bader lati de siwaju sii Asokagba ki o si Dimegilio ohun inu gun.

Winner: Bader nipa ipinnu unanimous

Dan "Hendo" Henderson (30-12) la. Gegard Mousasi (35-5-2) (Middleweight - 185 lbs.)

Henderson pada lati middleweight lẹhin a okeene Al-alákọrí run ni ina heavyweight, pẹlu ni ntì ni ayika bi a rag omolankidi ati silẹ nipa Daniel Cormier ninu re kẹhin ija. Nìkan fi, ti o ba ti Henderson ko le de rẹ ti idasilẹ "H-bombu" ọwọ ọtun fun a knockout, ti o ni awọn iṣọrọ ni ifaragba lati ṣẹgun.

Mo ro pe ni ogun ti years ti o ti kọja ti wa ni nipari ni mimu soke to Henderson. O si yoo lọ si isalẹ bi ọkan ninu awọn ti o tobi onija lailai ko lati mu a UFC akọle, ṣugbọn o nìkan ko le pa soke pẹlu awọn idaraya ti Gbajumo eyikeyi siwaju sii. Oun yoo fi ara ṣii nigbati kéèyàn lati ju awọn H-bombu, ati Mousasi yoo ya anfani.

Winner: Mousasi nipasẹ ẹni-yika ifakalẹ

Alexander "The Mauler" Gustafsson (16-2) la. Anthony "rumble" Johnson (18-4) (Light Heavyweight - 205 lbs.)

Awọn Winner ti yi ija yoo gba awọn nigbamii ti shot ni ina heavyweight asiwaju Jon Jones, ati awọn ti o yoo soju a rematch fun Gustafsson. O si mu Jones jo lati ṣẹgun ju ẹnikẹni miran ni o ni nigba won apọju 2013 matchup. Ti o da lori ti o beere, diẹ ninu awọn eniyan ro awọn Swede kosi gba pe ija.

Johnson ti wa ni nyara tutari awọn 205-iwon akaba lẹhin knocking jade Antonio Rogerio Nogueira ati Ifimaaki ohun inu win lori Phil Davis lati bẹrẹ rẹ ngun. Johnson tun ni o ni pupo knockout agbara ati ti o ba ti o-gan ọkan iru shot on Gustafsson, awọn Swede ká opopona si irapada wa ni derailed. Sugbon mo ro Gustafsson nlo rẹ arọwọto anfani (eyi ti o jẹ fere aami si Jones) lati pa Johnson ni bay ati ki o ṣe Johnson lọ a ni kikun marun iyipo.

Gustafsson ká idaṣẹ ni awọn 205-iwon pipin jẹ keji lati kò si, ati ki o Mo fẹ u lati de to ti awon oluso a rematch pẹlu Jones nigbamii odun yi.

Winner: Gustafsson nipa ipinnu unanimous

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Jon Jones itanran Fun kokeni Lo, Ṣugbọn UFC Light Heavyweight aṣiwaju Ṣi Dabi lati Ki Ngba Special itọju ni kokeni sikandali

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Fun ADALU ologun Arts egeb enthralled nipasẹ awọn ariyanjiyan agbegbe Jon Jones ati awọn lairotẹlẹ igbeyewo ti o snagged u ni a kokeni sikandali, “Awọn lodo” ni ko a awada kikopa James Franco ati Seti Rogen.

Awọn loke agekuru fihan kan kan diẹ snippets ti awọn kikun Akata idaraya 1 joko-mọlẹ igba agbegbe awọn esi ti a Kejìlá 4th “jade ti idije” igbeyewo ti julọ MMA egeb kakiri aye ni o wa ni bayi gbogbo awọn ju faramọ pẹlu. Fun awon lori kan yatọ si aye ti kò gbọ ìhìn, awọn igbeyewo han Jones ní kokeni metabolites ninu rẹ eto.

Lalẹ, Jones ti wa ni han ni kan gun-awaited “wa si Jesu” akoko ni iwaju ti awọn awọn kamẹra, sugbon dipo ti Barbara Walters béèrè àwọn ìbéèrè, o ni Charissa Thompson. The Jones Interview is slated for an 11PM EST time slot, gun lẹhin gbogbo awọn kekere awọn ọmọ wẹwẹ ti o wo soke si i lọ si ibusun. Fun alaye siwaju sii lori ohun ti yoo wa ni bo, ṣayẹwo yi awotẹlẹ fi jade nipa Fox ni ilosiwaju.

O ko gba gan gun lẹhin iroyin ti awọn positive igbeyewo surfaced fun awọn Scarface jokes , memes ati awọn parodies lati bẹrẹ pin kaa kiri. Though the situation is far from funny to many folks who are truly disgusted by these developments, it’s really hard not to laugh at some of the stuff plastered gbogbo kọja awọn Twitterverse about Jones. Ṣiṣe ọrọ buru ni o wa Ijabọ wipe UFC Light Heavyweight asiwaju lo nikan 24 wakati ni atunse, sugbon awon eniya lori Twitter lekan si ri kan diẹ ona lati poke fun ni pe idagbasoke bi daradara:

Awọn ọkan si seleri idagbasoke lati wá jade kuro ninu gbogbo ipo ni wipe awọn UFC nipari Witoelar si oke ati awọn levied diẹ ninu awọn lopin ijiya lori Jones. Bi o ti dabi ọjọ kan ati ki o kan pẹ diẹ ẹgbẹrun dọla kukuru, awọn igbega lu wọn panini boy pẹlu kan $25,000 itanran o si ti oniṣowo awọn wọnyi gbólóhùn:

"Jones ni idanwo rere fun kokeni nigba ẹya jade-ti-idije oògùn igbeyewo waiye nipasẹ awọn Nevada ere ije Commission lori Oṣu kejila. 4, 2014. Awọn $25,000 yoo wa ni bẹẹ si kan nkan na abuse idena eto.

Awọn UFC si wá si yi ipinnu lẹhin atunwo awọn mon agbegbe oro, ati lẹhin gbigba ìmúdájú lati Nevada ere ije Commission ti Jones koja gbogbo ti a beere oògùn idanwo wọnyí re ija ni UFC 182 lori Jan. 3."

Ni UFC o kan ranti won ni a koodu ti iwa ti won beere gbogbo wọn isunki elere lati tẹle? O ni a itẹ ibeere, ṣugbọn complicating ọrọ ni o daju wipe awọn Nevada ere ije Commission tekinikali overstepped wọn igboro nipa ani subjecting Jones si kan igbeyewo fun nkankan ti o ti wa ni ko kosi gbesele ni ohun jade ninu idije ayika. The UFC’s legal bigwigs had to take a step back and figure out how to defend whatever punishment Jones would face in light of the test.

A koodu ti iwa o ṣẹ dabi enipe bi ohun-ìmọ ati ki o si sé irú si ọpọlọpọ awọn amoye, ṣugbọn ṣiṣe gbèsè ju gbowo leri yoo seese fun Jones ohun ona lati ifarakanra awọn itanran. Gbogbo oun yoo ni lati se ni ipe ifojusi si awọn ere ije aß ifilo si awọn igbeyewo ara bi ohun “Isakoso fojufoda.” Ṣiṣe awọn itanran sinu kan ẹbun dabi bi a nla ona lati se eyikeyi ofin ipenija nipa Jones.

Ṣi, laiwo ti eyi ti ẹgbẹ ti atejade yii ti o ba wa lori, gbogbo isẹlẹ smacks ti nfi favoritism han nipasẹ awọn UFC si Jones. O rorun lati fojuinu ẹnikan ti o njà lori UFC ká alakoko awọn kaadi nini lẹsẹkẹsẹ da àwọn jade ti ajo ti o ba mu ninu kanna ipo. Síbẹ, Jones ti wa ni slapped lori ọwọ pẹlu kan iwonba itanran ati ki o gangan fun ga ìyìn fun confronting ni oro bi awọn asiwaju ti o ti wa ni. He even gets to go on national television and explain why he “messed soke.”

Bó tilẹ jẹ ọpọlọpọ igba okiki UFC awọn onija ti o ni idanwo rere fun ikoko ni to šẹšẹ years mudani patapata ti o yatọ awọn oju iṣẹlẹ nipa ni idije idanwo, Dana White kò wá jade ni eyikeyi ninu awon instances sọrọ nipa bi Elo awon onija ti nilo iranlọwọ. O si ko laini eyikeyi soke ibere ojukoju fun eyikeyi ninu awon onija pẹlu kan pataki nẹtiwọki ni UFC ni o ni kan ti ọpọlọpọ-milionu dola igbohunsafefe ti yio se pẹlu.

Diẹ ninu awọn Jones egeb le jiyan wipe julọ ninu awọn harsher ifiyaje dished jade fun taba awọn olumulo ti won igba ti tun ẹlẹṣẹ. Funni, yi ni a akọkọ ẹṣẹ fun Jones nigba ti o ba de si oògùn igbeyewo. Síbẹ, a tun le ko foju o daju pe o ti a we rẹ Bentley ni ayika kan tẹlifoonu polu, ebun a DUI, kan diẹ ẹgbẹrun dọla ni itanran ati awọn ifiyaje (pẹlu $7,000 lati ropo polu) ati ki o kan mẹfa-osù iwe iwakọ idadoro fun awọn sise re lori owurọ ti May 19, 2012. Ko si je ko osise ijiya nipasẹ awọn UFC fun jamba. O si ti a gba ọ laaye lati dabobo rẹ akọle ni Kẹsán ti kanna ọdún.

O jẹ gidigidi lati fojuinu ani awọn ti o dara ju elere idaraya ni eyikeyi miiran idaraya si sunmọ ni kanna itoju nipa awọn ọga iṣẹ wọn. Wo awọn ọran ti Diego Maradona, arguably the best soccer player ever. O si ti daduro fun igba diẹ lati idaraya fun 15 osu ni 1991 lẹhin aise a oògùn igbeyewo nitori kokeni. Pada ni 2007, Martina Hingis ni idanwo rere fun awọn ti kanna metabolites ri ni Jones, ṣugbọn rẹ ipele wà kosi ni isalẹ ni itẹwọgba ipele kan ninu awọn United States ologun ká oògùn waworan bèèrè. Awọn International Federation tẹnisi ṣi daduro rẹ fun odun meji. Awọn wọnyi ni o wa meji idaraya ibi ti so ohun to ni ko si ipalara rẹ alatako ni ibere lati win. MMA jẹ kan yatọ si eranko, ati paapa ninu ikẹkọ awọn onija le igba to farapa.

O tile je pe “jade ti idije” ko ni awọn osise ija kan pato adalu ti ologun olorin ti wa ni san lati dije ninu, o ni akoko kan nigbati a nla ti yio se ti sparring le ṣẹlẹ. Tilẹ diẹ yoo jiyan kokeni jẹ iṣẹ kan igbelaruge oògùn, nibẹ ni a idi ti gbolohun “hopped soke lori kokeni” is so common. Ti o ba ti Jon Jones wà labẹ awọn ipa ti awọn oògùn nigba ikẹkọ eyikeyi akoko ibi ti sparring lodo, o le ti fi ara ati / tabi rẹ sparring alabaṣepọ ni pataki ewu. Not to mention the damage a long-term cocaine habit can do to a person. Ó tilẹjẹpé ó tenumo o ni ko ohun okudun, ti o ni a wọpọ refrain ti eniyan ti o ni pataki oògùn isoro.

Ọpọlọpọ igba, eniyan ni awọn ipo bi Jones o kan ko le mu awọn loruko ki o si akiyesi ti o wa pẹlu stardom. Nwọn ki o si tan si okan lilo oludoti ti awọn ofin ati ki o arufin orisirisi. O rorun lati ni oye idi ti Jones ti wa ni nini awon oran, sugbon ni akoko kanna ti o ni gbogbo awọn diẹ pataki lati kọ lati fun u iru ohun rọrun ona jade.

Ani diẹ ki ju ni apapọ Joe ti o dopin soke experimenting pẹlu oloro, ẹnikan bi Jones le awọn iṣọrọ irewesi lati ni a gan buburu habit, ati awọn ti o ni o ni gbogbo idi lati tọju o lati gbogboogbo àkọsílẹ. Eleyi tumo si ni hallmark ti afẹsodi–lilo nigba ti nikan–le conceivably wa ni fipamọ nipa Jones fun igba akoko ti akoko.

Laimu soke pọọku ijiya, anesitetiki bi o ni ko kan pataki isoro, ati gbigba u lati lọ si lori gba lati ifowosi sẹ o ni o ni eyikeyi isoro pẹlu kokeni le jẹ lalailopinpin bonkẹlẹ si rẹ imularada. Eleyi jẹ paapaa otito ti o ba ti o nitootọ ko ni ni kan pataki isoro ti o ti n gbìyànjú ki gidigidi lati yago fun gba.

Awọn buru apa kan yi gbogbo ohn, tilẹ, ni ifiranṣẹ rán nipa awọn ifihan ti o wa nibẹ ni ko si lile ofin ewọ kokeni lilo jade ti idije, ni o kere bi jina bi awọn Nevada ere ije Commission ti wa ni ti oro kan. Mo nseyemeji ọpọlọpọ adalu ti ologun tabi awọn ošere boxers mọ wipe ki o to iṣẹlẹ yi ṣe akọle iroyin. Bayi ni nwọn ṣe, ati awọn ti o le ṣẹda kan pataki gidigidi isoro.

Awọn onija igba wa lati simi backgrounds, ki o si dipo ti perpetuating ihuwasi ti o nikan nyorisi si ewon, nwọn si tan ija lati sa kuro oloro ati ilufin. Iṣẹlẹ yi mu ki o ko o si gbogbo Onija ti o le ti kọ lati gba kopa ti pẹlu kokeni ninu awọn ti o ti kọja ti o tabi o le gba ni bayi lọ pẹlu n ṣe o lori kan whim, lẹẹkan tabi lẹmeji, tabi nigbakugba ti nwọn ko ba wa ni ija. Bawo ni ọpọlọpọ awọn ti awọn wọnyi awọn onija yoo sí ọtun pada sinu ti atijọ igbesi aye ni kete ti won gba lati awọn eti ti awọn okuta?

Bawo ni ọpọlọpọ awọn aye le oyi wa ni run, bi o ọpọlọpọ ipa si dede ni yoo fara bi frauds, ati bi ọpọlọpọ dánmọrán yoo wa ni patapata kaleô nitori awọn onija bayi mọ lai kan iyemeji wipe ti won le se arufin oloro ti gbogbo iru bi gun to bi o ti n ko ri ni pe kekere “ni idije” window? A yoo ko mọ, nitori bi o ti dúró a ko le mọ. A n ko ikure lati mọ. Ọna ti awọn okùn duro si lailai pamọ, ti o jẹ ni ibi ti oògùn lilo ati abuse festers ati ki o gbooro latari diẹ ati ki o lewu si olumulo naa ati awon ayika rẹ tabi rẹ.

Yálà Jones jẹ ẹya okudun tabi ko ko ni pataki. Awọn o daju ni, o ṣe buburu a wun ti o countless awọn onija le ṣe ti o ba ti fi ni kanna ipo. Sometimes it just takes one poor decision to start a downward spiral that only ends in tragedy. Atọju yi eniyan otooto kan nitori ti o le gba ninu awọn ẹyẹ ati ki o jabọ mọlẹ pẹlu awọn ti o dara ju ninu rẹ pipin jẹ kan ohunelo fun ajalu.

Paapa ti o ba ti ni a mefa-osù idadoro lati idaraya, nkankan siwaju sii yẹ ki o ṣee ṣe nipa awọn UFC lati fi kan yatọ si ki o si siwaju sii pataki ifiranṣẹ. Awọn UFC nilo wọn onija lati mọ eyi ni ko dara, yoo wa ko le ṣe duro, ati ki o yẹ ki o wa ko le ṣe tun nipa ẹnikẹni lori wọn iwe akosile. Awọn ile-ko ni nilo wọn onija lerongba pe awọn ti o ga ipele ti loruko ati ipo ti won jo'gun ni idaraya tumo awọn diẹ ipọnju iwa ti won le gba lọ pẹlu.

Yi gbogbo agutan ti stardom tabi ere ije prowess equates si pataki itọju jẹ pato ohun ti yoo fun awọn NFL ki ọpọlọpọ efori gbogbo odun ati ki o fi ki ọpọlọpọ awọn gbajumo osere ni ibẹrẹ ni sare. Awọn onija ti wa ni ikure lati wa ni waye lati kan ti o ga bošewa, ati awọn ti o dara ju ifiranṣẹ lati fi jẹ ọkan ti o fihan o jẹ dara lati yago fun gbogbo awọn intoxicants ati ipọnju ihuwasi ti o ba ti o ba fẹ lati wa ni aseyori ni ija ogun idaraya. Ijamba ati awọn asise ṣẹlẹ si awọn ti o dara ju ti eniyan ti o ni Lágbára ti ohun kikọ silẹ, ṣugbọn awọn wọnyi aami molehills le di oke awọn sakani nigba ti osi unchecked.

Emi yoo gan fẹ lati ri awọn UFC jáni awọn ọta ibọn ati ki o mu ninu ẹya agbari bi awọn ti World Anti-Doping Agency lati ṣe awọn irú ti ID oògùn igbeyewo ti won ni kete ti se ileri ti won yoo tẹ gbogbo awọn onija lori iwe akosile won si. Ti o HIV yẹ ki o ni ID ayẹwo fun awọn arufin ita oloro ni afikun si PEDs. Ti o ba ti awọn ile-idẹ gan itoju diẹ ẹ sii nipa awọn onija ju ara wọn owo isalẹ ila, won yoo fẹ lati mọ bi ọpọlọpọ ninu wọn abáni ko ni isoro ati ki o kan nilo “egba mi o.”

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Photo Ike: Keith Mills / Sherdog.com

Nipa Chris Huntemann, Columnist

Adalu ti ologun ona ti wa ni a funny ohun. Diẹ ninu awọn eniyan ti o ti njijadu ni o le di ese irawọ lẹhin ọkan ija. Gbogbo ti won nilo jẹ ọkan anfani lati fi ohun ti won le se. Fun Maryland MMA Onija Ron “Choirboy” Stallings, ti o anfani le wá Sunday night ni UFC ká ija Night kaadi ni Boston.

Stallings, ti o ma pẹlu Team Lloyd Irvin ni Camp Igba riru ewe, Aṣalẹ., gba lati Akobaratan ni lori ọsẹ kan ká akiyesi lati koju Uraya Hall lori Sunday night ká kaadi. Hall jẹ kan oniwosan ti akoko 18 ti “The Gbẹhin Onija” ati ki o ti wa ni mo fun saami agba knockouts, paapa yi ọkan.

Stallings gbejade a gba ti 12-6 sinu rẹ ija pẹlu Hall pẹlu bouts ni ọpọ agbegbe ajo ati lori Strikeforce ká Challenger jara labẹ rẹ igbanu. O si ti wa ni, sibẹsibẹ, bọ si pa a unanimous ipinnu pipadanu fun ija rẹ lori Sunday night. Ṣugbọn, nigbati awọn UFC mbọ, pipe pẹlu ohun anfani, o ko ni pataki ti o ba ti o ba ti ṣẹgun tabi sọnu rẹ kẹhin ija. O ya ni kikun anfani ti o.

Multiple media iÿë mẹnuba Stallings sokale si ni lati koju si Hall, pẹlu MMA Gbigbogun ati Akata idaraya. Mo ti dé jade lọ si Stallings tikalararẹ lati ri ti o ba ti o le tiwon kan diẹ ero lori rẹ akọkọ UFC irisi. Ti mo ba gba a Esi, Mo ti yoo fí wọn si yi bulọọgi.

Imudojuiwọn: Stallings pín diẹ ninu awọn ero pẹlu mi nipasẹ Twitter Friday night nipasẹ ọkan ninu rẹ teammates, ti o ti wa ni mimu re awujo media awọn iroyin.

“Awọn iriri ti wa nla bẹ jina ati awọn UFC ti mu mi gan daradara,” Stallings wi. Stallings’ ẹlẹsin, Titunto si Lloyd Irvin, kẹkọọ pé Hall ká tẹlẹ alatako silẹ jade ati ki o ti farakanra Sucker Punch Idanilaraya, ti o seto Stallings sokale si ni lati koju si Hall.

“Anfani yi ti wa ni gan a ala wá otito fun mi, mi egbe ati ebi mi. Mo gan wo siwaju si ija lori Sunday,” Stallings wi.