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Condit took it, he had an excellent game plan and he put it into action perfectly.

It kind of showed Diaz's supposed amazing MMA boxing is not really as good as people thought, he is good at unloading on tired people who are stuck against the cage as he is relentless, but it showed he has no great offence when he can't catch people on the cage.

Nick at the end was just talking rubbish, sour grapes much. Not everyone is stupid enough to stand and trade, there is more to the fight game than that.

He has fallen so in love with his hands he has forgotten this is MMA, and the one time he actually mixed in some ground work he was getting the better of Condit, if he had implemented some more of that throughout the fight it could have been a different outcome.
 
I hate this immediate rematch thing the UFC have had for a while now. It may have been a close fight but Condit won, he landed more strikes and done enough to win the fight.

Don’t let the UFC kid you that the rematch is for the benefit of the fans, it’s so they have another fight to hype up only this time they have a better back story to use when hyping it.

Give more people the chance at the big fights, don’t only do rematches so you have a back story to hype. This is a sport and granting people immediate rematches all the time is getting boring and predictable.

The only reason they are doing it, is because they want Diaz Vs GSP, it will make a load more money than Condit vs GSP. GSP has said he doesn't like Diaz and wants to smash him, and GSP rarely says anything like this and I don't think he has ever disliked an opponent.

It's all to do with money, Condit just threw a spanner in the works by beating Diaz.
 
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I can't go against Frankie Edgar anymore, dude has proved himself big time.

He is faster and has better hands than Bendo, and I can't see Bendo taking him down when Maynard, Sherk and others have struggled to.

Punching power is the only thing I give to Bendo.
 
per Keith Kizer:

The following athletes were tested: Nick Diaz, Carlos Condit, Fabricio Werdum, Josh Koscheck, Renan Barao, Ed Herman, Dustin Poirier, Max Hollaway, Matt Riddle, Henry Martinez, Edwin Figueroa, Alex Caceres, Matt Brown, Chris Cope, Rafael Natal, Michael Kuiper, Stephen Thompson and Dan Stittgen. All results received thus far have been negative, except Mr. Diaz tested positive for marijuana metabolites. A complaint for disciplinary action against Mr. Diaz has been filed.

Yeah Diaz AGAIN.

Bye bye rematch and bye bye title shot.

He has messed up to many times already.

The only MMA forum worth checking is the Underground ;)
 
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He hasn't got high before getting in the ring, he has just used weed at some point before this fight and it's still in his system.

If he could announce it every time and get away with it that is what he would do, he wouldn't let himself get suspended twice.
 
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Just watched the Tate / Rousey fight. You could properly sense the tension and then the actual fight was epic. Well impressed with Rousey's ground game. If there are any females that can match Rousey then I think the future is bright for Women's MMA.

Seriously, one of the best fights I've seen.

Seriously?

You need to watch more MMA if that's one of the best fights you've seen :/
 
Heavyweight Championship: Junior Dos Santos (c) vs. Alistair Overeem[5]
Heavyweight bout: Cain Velasquez vs. Frank Mir[5]
Heavyweight bout: Antonio Silva vs. Roy Nelson[5]
Heavyweight bout: Mark Hunt vs. Stefan Struve[5]
Heavyweight bout: Gabriel Gonzaga vs. Shane del Rosario[5]

My picks for this.

I think JDS is too fast and hits too hard for Reem, yes Reem has competed in K1 and done really well. But it has larger gloves and his peekaboo style of covering up works in K1 due to gloves but not in MMA.

Cain will keep it standing and KO Mir, he is faster and mixes it up way better than Mir.

Silva is to big for Nelson, I think he will grind a decision.

Hunt by KO.

Gonzaga should edge it.

What's everyone elses picks :)
 
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