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Music to listen to: Zion Train/Exodus (live) by Bob Marley This week, the UFC has made the unprecedented announcement that all of their fighters will now be under an insurance policy. Before I get into my thoughts on it and why you should care about this if you’re a sports fan, here are the highlights
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Time to preview UFC 129 Music to listen to: Hoops (live) by Chemical Brothers Since its only a few hours before the festivities begin, I’ll keep the predictions short… Georges St. Pierre vs. Jake Shields: GSP is better in every aspect of this fight accept for submissions and maybe wrestling. While this may sound like
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Time for a quick MMA Top-10 Pound-for-Pound Ranking Music to listen to: Orestes by A Perfect Circle 1- Georges St. Pierre: This has been a ranking that has been two years in the making. The Canadian hasn’t lost since 2007 and has beaten four fighters, B.J. Penn, Josh Koscheck, Thiago Alves and Jon Fitch who
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I’m going to mix things up in my next set of weight class rankings in MMA Music to listen to: 10,000 Days by Tool (pt. 2) I’m going to give you the middleweights and welterweights in one single post because the top man in each class has dominated to a point where there isn’t much
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My next MMA weight class to break down is the light heavyweight division. Music to listen to: Right in Two by Tool This class has usually been the division that brings the most casual fans into the fold because many people can relate to being in this weight division. The heavyweights are considered freaks of
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I haven’t done a top-10 for each MMA weight class in a long time so let’s get some in before the end of 2010, starting with the heavyweights Music to listen to: Cemetary Gates by Pantera 1-Cain Valasquez: Dominated Brock Lesnar to claim the UFC title and emerged as a major face for the promotion.
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