The Psychology of Trash Talk: Fear, Strategy or Hatred?
A look at what motivates trash talk.
A look at what motivates trash talk.
A list of the top ten fighters that I feel have choked and locked the best of the best. This list is based on how many fighters they have subbed but also on the caliber of the victims.
A top 10 list of the best fight ending submissions. My list is based on who the fighter submitted as well as which move they used and which situation(example if they were losing and then won by sub). Enjoy!!
The first in this series of fight breakdowns is the UFC 112 main event Anderson Silva vs Demian Maia who will meet for the Middleweight title in Abu Dhabi.
(8:03 am: Vitor learns about World of Warcraft. 12:16 pm: Vitor calls in sick to training, orders a pizza. 5:37 pm: Vitor suddenly…
Ed Soares, Dana White, and no other but the lucky “Demian Maia” give their thoughts about his title shot.
Welterweight Marcus Davis is one of the most experienced fighters currently in the UFC. Thirty-six year old Davis (born August 24, 1973 in Houlton, Maine) has a 16-6 record in his Mixed Martial Arts career, and will look to rebound from his back-to-back losses to Dan Hardy and Ben Saunders, when he faces Jonathan Goulet at UFC 113.
With Vitor Belfort having to pull out of UFC 112 due to a shoulder injury, the UFC were starting to sweat on a replacement. Speculation even loomed that a match with current UFC middleweight champ Anderson Silva may even be pulled from UFC 112 altogether.
Today however, UFC officials announced that Demian Maia will be replacing Belfort and the fight will still be for the Middleweight belt. Maia is coming fresh off a victory at UFC 109 against Dan Miller.
After the events of UFC 109: Relentless, you know that some people got to go up and some have to come down. Find out what has changed and leave a comment saying if you agree or disagree.
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