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Music to listen to: Death and Rebirth by Mexicans with Guns Time for an updated MMA Division Rankings post Heavyweight: 1) Cain Velasquez (9-0) 2) Junior dos Santos (13-1) 3) Alistair Overeem (35-11, 1 NC) 4) Brock Lesnar (5-2) 5) Fabricio Werdum (14-5-1) Also in consideration: Shane Carwin, Frank Mir, Antonio Silva Thoughts: These rankings
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Music to listen to: The Great Curve (live) by The Talking Heads UFC 132 will mark some significant landmarks and crossroads for Zuffa and for the fighters. You have a bantamweight title fight headlining a PPV, the first time I can remember seeing this happen for the UFC. The challenger has double the popularity than
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Music to listen to: What Does Your Soul Look Like (pt. 4) by DJ Shadow It’s been a few weeks since I’ve done my last post, especially in relation to mixed martial arts. I’m going to do a quick synopsis of UFC Live 4 and later a power ranking in another post. -The Nate Marquardt
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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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Music to listen to: Un Buitre Amable Me Pico (live) by the Omar Rodriguz-Group Heavyweight ranking: 1) Cain Velasquez (next opponent: TBA) 2) Junior Dos Santos (next fight vs. Brock Lesnar) 3) Fabricio Werdum (next fight vs. Alistair Overeem) 4) Brock Lesnar (next fight vs. Junior Dos Santos) 5) Shane Carwin (next fight vs. Jon Olav
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Video to watch: Steven Seagal being Steven Seagal after UFC 129 Here are my quick thoughts on UFC 129: -Jose Aldo is human but still a world-class fighter Coming into UFC 129, there were some that believed that the best pound-for-pound fighter on the card may not necessarily be Georges St. Pierre or at least
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