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^ 101 has better headlining bouts than 100.
definitely worth it.
definitely worth it.
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hahaha maybe he will go to a team that will actually teach him aspects of the ground game and some submission skills... but then again, probablynot. Chances are he ends up with H.I.T. Squad or whatever Matt Hughes team is called.Originally Posted by Clutchshooter
mcfedries getting the boot from mfs for opening his blab hole..
I've got my tix to 101 and will be making the trek from NYC...I went to Affliction 2 in Cali in Jan...but never have been to a UFC event live,can't wait.Originally Posted by venom lyrix
anyone going to UFC 100?
me and some of my boys might be making the trip to 101 tickets are expensive though...but seeing Penn vs Florian and Silva vs Forrest might be worth it
Originally Posted by rickybadman
I give credit, he is a good fighter but he talks like he is a great one. I mean besides Gomi and Lawler a couple years ago, he has not beaten anyone of significance. He would not even be top 5 in the 155, 170, or 185 in the UFC. Strikeforce will protect his @%+ because they know he sells tickets.
Originally Posted by Mojodmonky1
hahaha maybe he will go to a team that will actually teach him aspects of the ground game and some submission skills... but then again, probably not. Chances are he ends up with H.I.T. Squad or whatever Matt Hughes team is called.Originally Posted by Clutchshooter
mcfedries getting the boot from mfs for opening his blab hole..
I know Diaz routinely trains for tri's and marathons and is in phenomenal shape, but at this stage in his career I think he has no chance ofmaking 155. My guess is he would fight at 170. Just going through the rankings, and of course they are arbitrary, but lets look at the top 5 170's in theUFCOriginally Posted by His diabolical Majesty
^ I can tell you looked at Diaz's record rather than watch his actual fights. He was robbed in the karo fight which led to an unfortunate series of events(he woudnt have fought diego at that time) and like you said the lawler ko was years ago so why look at those UFC losses? He has evolved since then. He would make top 5 in the UFC. Mark my words. Penn is the only guy I can see him clearly getting beat by. The only thing florian can do is cut him in the face for a W. Stevenson isn't going to do a damn thing. Sherk doesn't wanna box with Diaz, take Diaz to the ground and see what happens..
Originally Posted by BC2310
Ricky- I thought Diaz was cut for testing positive for Marijuana and he had some other outside the ring shenanigans (allegedly knocking out Riggs in a hospital)
[h3]Return to the UFC[/h3]
Diaz returned to his hometown of Stockton and participated in the International Cage Fighting Organization's inaugural event, defeating Ray Steinbess by unanimous decision. Diaz was slated to fight in his hometown again against John Alessio when he received an unexpected call the night before the fight from the UFC asking to fill in for an ill Thiago Alves at UFC 62.
After Alessio pulled out, Diaz took advantage of the opportunity, submitting Josh Neer in the third round. Seemingly back in the UFC, Diaz stopped newcomer Gleison Tibau with strikes in his next fight at UFC 65. However even after the win and the reassurance that the UFC would give him another fight, Diaz decided to sign with the Gracie Fighting Championships and leave the UFC.[sup][5][/sup] GFC had Diaz scheduled to fight Thomas Denny in January 2007, but due to poor ticket sales was ultimately cancelled
These are his last few fights in the UFC including his two wins after his return:
14-6 Win Gleison Tibau TKO (strikes) UFC 65: Bad Intentions 11/18/2006 2 2:27 Sacramento, California, USA 13-6 Win Josh Neer Submission (kimura) UFC 62: Liddell vs Sobral 8/26/2006 3 1:42 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA 12-6 Win Ray Steinbeiss Decision ICFO 1: Stockton 5/13/2006 3 N/A Stockton, California, USA 11-6 Loss Sean Sherk Decision (Unanimous) UFC 59: Reality Check 4/15/2006 3 5:00 Anaheim, California, USA 11-5 Loss Joe Riggs Decision (Unanimous) UFC 57: Liddell vs Couture 3 2/4/2006 3 5:00 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA 11-4 Loss Diego Sanchez Decision (Unanimous) The Ultimate Fighter 2 Finale 11/5/2005 3 5:00 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA 11-3 Win Koji Oishi KO (Punches) UFC 53: Heavy Hitters 6/4/2005 1 1:24 Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA 10-3 Win Drew Fickett TKO (Strikes) UFC 51: Super Saturday 2/5/2005 1 4:54 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Originally Posted by demonbasketball04
I'm not a huge fan of Diaz, but I think he's a damn good fighter. Other than GSP and Alves, I really don't think there's a WW in the UFC he CAN'T beat. I can easily see him TKO'ing Fitch/Huges/Koscheck. Diaz has never been KO'd or submitted, so for any of them to be able to do that seems highyl unlikely to me.
I cant believe I'm goin to bat for Nick Diaz and defending him as a fighter. Look what you guys forced me into.
I know, he's a d bag but a talented one.
preposterous.Originally Posted by His diabolical Majesty
I don't even think GSP can outstrike Diaz.
Originally Posted by His diabolical Majesty
^ I said gsp won't outstrike nick. Gsp has never faced that good of a striker besides penn and with Penn he used his wrestling to void this. Like I said gsp outwrestles wrestlers.
Yup, were gonna see GSP ground n' pound.Originally Posted by wildout4
GSP won't stand with alves
overseas cards always are for broadcast.Originally Posted by MonopolyMan630
Is UFC 99 on tape delay?