Spike TV to air UFC on versus 1 prelim-fights
Spike TV has announced that they will be airing some of the UFC on versus 1 Preliminary fights this Wednesday 24th March at 9pm EST before UFC Primetime.
Spike TV has announced that they will be airing some of the UFC on versus 1 Preliminary fights this Wednesday 24th March at 9pm EST before UFC Primetime.
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Dan “The Outlaw Hardy embraces the GSP challenge.
Georges St. Pierre is set to defend his Welterweight title on march 27, at UFC 111. In order to prepare for this fight, GSP asked the Strikeforce Light heavyweight champion, Gegard Mousasi, to help him train for the dangerous striker Dan Hardy. GSP had this to say about his experience training with Mousasi:
“He’s amazing, he’s a great fighter, he’s an even greater human being than a fighter,” said St-Pierre. “He’s a great guy. We plan to train together.”
While, Gegard Mousasi is set to face King Mo at
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Marr “The Terra” Serra recently beat UFC veteran Frank Trigg via KO at UFC 109 and Serra feels he has defeated the best of the best and is ready to get back on the top of the Welterweight division where currently Georges St-Pierre sits. Serra is most known for defeating the current champ back in 2007 and now he feels hes ready to take another shot at GSP.
“I’ve fought some tough guys,” he said. “It’s just an honor to be able to say, ‘Look at my resume. Whether they’re wins or losses, look at these guys.
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Alves (16-6 MMA, 9-3 UFC), will attempts to avenge his 2006 loss to Fitch (21-3 MMA, 11-1 UFC) at UFC 111, after welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre beat him this past July at UFC 100, Alves is more determined than ever to get back to the number one contender place.
“GSP taught me a great lesson, and I’m really thankful for that,” Alves said recently. “I want to show the world what I’ve learned.” Alves believes that one of the reasons he lost to GSP was because he got to comfortable and got caught up
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(Images courtesy of Dan Hardy’s Facebook page and Mike Swick’s Twitter feed, via BloodyElbow.) UFC president Dana White has confirmed to MMA Fanhouse that…