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Tuesday, July 10, 2007

MMA News and Notes for 07/10/2007

Early edition, I guess. All the good stuff is behind the cut.



Sam Caplan has news about Show XC and who could headline the 7/27 broadcast.

A top Ameture wrestler ready to fight in the UFC?

A new match for UFC 75?

It looks like a planned UFC event in Canada is on ice for now


Ricardo Almeida talks return to MMA


According to MMA Weekly, a UFC PPV is set for December 29 on PPV...and this is where Matt Hughes will challenge Matt Serra for the Welterweight crown.

My computer demands a restart, so I'll end this for now.

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Saturday, April 28, 2007

Who's the Greatest?

That is the question posed by Thomas Gerbasi in This piece at UFC.com

The overall conclusion he reaches does not come as a shock to me. Looking at it overall, the division that jumps out to me more than the rest is Middleweight. Rich Franklin is the most successful middleweight champion ever with 2 defenses, thanks to Travis Lutter being a fatass Anderson Silva doesn't even have one yet. Silva could put his name along side those of Couture, Liddell and Hughes but then again he could lose to Nathan Marquardt and we could start this whole thing over again and neither would really surprise me.

Yes, I said it would be a light posting day for me, but I love you people.

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Tuesday, April 24, 2007

Coaches announced for Season 6 of the Ultimate Fighter

Full Press release behind the cut.



The Ultimate Fighter®, has launched the UFC® careers of some of mixed martial arts’ brightest young stars. But for season six, not only will the series
find the sport’s top young welterweight fighter, it will also settle a score between a charismatic new champion and a legend looking to wear the crown
once again, as UFC Welterweight Champion Matt Serra and former champion Matt Hughes coach 16 fighters hoping to be crowned the ‘Ultimate Fighter’.

Production on The Ultimate Fighter 6 begins this spring and continues in Las Vegas for about the next 6 weeks. The Ultimate Fighter 6 premieres this fall.
The series is hosted by Dana White, UFC President.

“We’re raising the stakes for season six of The Ultimate Fighter,” said White. “Matt Serra, UFC Welterweight Champion, and Matt Hughes, the former welterweight
champion, do not like each other at all. It should be a wild ride.”

“In the tradition of great conflicts on The Ultimate Fighter, we’re excited about having these two veterans of the series, squaring off in a battle of wits
before they take each other on in the Octagon,” said Brian Diamond, Co-Executive Producer and Senior Vice President, Sports & Specials, Spike TV. “Expect
pyrotechnics!”

During the thirty-eight day competition, the 16 men will endure a grueling regimen of jiu-jitsu, judo, Muay Thai, karate, boxing and wrestling. The intense
competition between the fighters will continue after they leave the gym -- at the Ultimate Fighter House. These warriors will be forced to live with each
other, knowing that any day they could be forced to fight each other in the UFC Octagon(TM).

Opponents from each team will be selected to square off in battle, officially weighed in and then, in front of their teammates, coaches, and the sanctioning
Nevada Athletic Commission, the two combatants face off in two five-minute rounds. If a draw verdict is rendered, a third ‘sudden victory’ round will determine
who wins the fight and continues on in the competition.

In the series finale, the two finalists will fight in a LIVE television broadcast with a location to be determined. In the end, one welterweight will be
crowned the new Ultimate Fighter. As a special bonus for fight fans, The Ultimate Fighter 6’s two coaches, Serra and Hughes, will square off for the UFC
Welterweight Championship in a pay-per-view bout on a date and site to be determined.

Matt Serra and Matt Hughes have come from opposite ends of the mixed martial arts spectrum, but in 2007, they meet at the top of the welterweight division,
and with more than a little heat between them.

Long Island, New York’s Matt ‘The Terror’ Serra, a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Black Belt known for his ground game, nonetheless shocked the mixed martial arts
world at UFC 69 on April 7 with a stirring first round TKO of a man many thought was unbeatable, Georges St-Pierre. It was the pinnacle of an over seven
year career that saw Serra face a Who’s Who of the sport, including BJ Penn, Din Thomas, Karo Parisyan, and Chris Lytle. It wasn’t until his stint on The
Ultimate Fighter’s fourth season though, that Serra earned his title shot with a win over Chris Lytle in the series finale. Now he expects to guard his
title jealously from all comers, but first, he will impart the wisdom he has given to his students - such as Luke Cummo and Pete Sell – for years on season
six of The Ultimate Fighter.

“It’s no secret that Matt Hughes and I don’t like each other, and getting the chance to beat him as a coach before I beat him in the Octagon is a great
opportunity and one I’m really looking forward to,”
said Serra. “On season six of The Ultimate Fighter, I will show the bully how it’s done as I coach the future of the welterweight division.”

Ask any mixed martial arts fans about Hillsboro, Illinois’ Matt Hughes, and the words most likely to follow are ‘greatest welterweight ever.’ A two-time
champion with seven combined defenses to his name, Hughes’ ground and pound attack has led him to wins over St-Pierre, Penn, Lytle, Royce Gracie, and Frank
Trigg. He has also translated his success into the coaching realm, as three of his four team members during season two of The Ultimate Fighter (Joe Stevenson,
Brad Imes, Luke Cummo) made it to the series finale, with the third semi-finalist, Rashad Evans, also benefiting from Hughes’ experience as a coach.

“I’m honored to be called back to coach season six of The Ultimate Fighter, and I look forward to coaching against Matt Serra before we fight for real later
this year,” said Hughes. “Working with these up and coming fighters gives me even more motivation to succeed and win back my title, and the fighters who
work with me will know from my track record in the show that I’ve produced winners in the past, and I will do so again.”

Craig Piligian of Pilgrim Films and Television, Frank Fertitta III, Lorenzo Fertitta, Dana White of Zuffa, LLC, and Kevin Kay of Spike TV are the show's
executive producers. Brian J. Diamond is Senior Vice President, Sports & Specials, Spike TV and Co-Executive Producer.

Spike TV is available in 91.6 million homes and is a division of MTV Networks. A unit of VIACOM (NYSE: VIA, VIA.B), MTV Networks is one of the world's leading
creators of programming and content across all media platforms.

About The Ultimate Fighting Championship
The Ultimate Fighting Championship® brand is the world’s leading professional mixed martial arts organization and offers the premier series of MMA sports
events. Owned and operated by Zuffa, LLC, and headquartered in Las Vegas, Nev., the UFC® organization produces approximately twelve to fourteen live pay-per-view
events annually that are distributed through cable and satellite providers. In addition to its U.S. distribution, UFC fight programs are distributed throughout
the world including broadcast on WOWOW, Inc. in Japan, on MAIN EVENT in Australia, Globosat in Brazil and Bravo in the United Kingdom. For more information,
or current UFC fight news, visit www.ufc.com.

Ultimate Fighting Championship®, Ultimate Fighting®, UFC®, The Ultimate Fighter®, Submission®, As Real As It Gets®, Zuffa™, The Octagon™ and the eight-sided
competition mat and cage design are registered trademarks, trademarks, trade dress or service marks owned exclusively by Zuffa, LLC in the United States
and other jurisdictions. All other marks referenced herein may be the property of Zuffa, LLC or other respective owners.

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Sunday, April 15, 2007

A few UFC Notes to close a Sunday

Just going to do some quick ones.

Click behind the cut for the scoops.



UFCJunkie.com talks about a UFC show in Cincinnati, Ohio in October It would be headlined by Anderson Silva Vs. Rich Franklin regardless of whether Silva is still Middleweight champion at the time.

UFC 73 has apparently lost one bout but gained another this one involving Art's favorite fighter 'the Worm' Jamie Varner.

The Sherk-Florian bout was scheduled for UFC 73 according to MMAWeekly.com and now looks like it will join Randy Couture's first title defense as headliners on UFC 74 which is scheduled for 08/25.

We reported yesterday that the Pride Lightweight Grand Priex was postponed...well, were Matt Hughes and Diego Sanchez tabbed to represent UFC in the event?

Here is a profile on Terry Etam who will face Matt Grice at UFC 70.

For the full card Click here also you can register and submit your picks for the event.

Lastly, Euan and I recorded an audio show today that was meant to be quick but ended up going 70 minutes.

We discussed the following topics:
  • Black Machismo
  • Melvin Guillard and Drug use in MMA
  • UFC 45 and 59 as well as the Ultimate Iceman DVD
  • The OC Times Message Board
  • MLB Gameday Audio
  • Breaking Lockdown news
  • Whom we will and will not allow ourselves to be whored out to, and Euan's answer will shock you.


All that and much more. It could be posted on Monday but may wait until Tuesday.

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Sunday, April 08, 2007

MMA News and Notes

Happy Easter from those of us in the Old Country to those of you in more modern countries.


Chris Cozzone of the Albuquerque tribune writes MMA is here to stay, but Boxing isn't going anywhere

The Houston Chronicle has more on UFC 69.

The Washington Post notes that Serra shocks the world, but not himself

At the press conference, it was said that Matt Hughes would be the first challenger for Matt Serra's welterweight title.

CBSSportsline also Weighs in

MMAWeekly has a Review of Pride 34 so do I and its not positive.

They also note the signing of Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira and there is no word on when or whom he will fight first. Also, UFC was TNA-like last night in that we got no footage of Nogueira so he ended up looking like just another dude.

Koscheck puts an end to the Nightmare in a Nightmare of a fight.

Here is what NBC Sports has to say.

I'm sure I'll have more later.

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Monday, March 26, 2007

Mixed Martial Arts News and Notes for 03/26/2007

Firstly, we have the press release announcing Liddell Vs. Jackson for UFC 71

The L.A. Times takes a Look at the bout it also notes that Liddell was given and passed a drug test after his classic TV appearance a few weeks ago.

On April 24, UFC 62 - Liddell Vs. Sobral will be released on DVD. UFC 61 'Bitter Rivals' will be released on 03/27.

Steve Sievert has Notes on the future of Pride things should start coming down in a matter of hours.

Sievert also has this piece Sanchez wants to fight Hughes


MMAWeekly reports that K-1 could be on its way to purchasing the England based Cage Rage

MMAWeekly has Even more details on what is going on with Pride FC.

Want to watch something other than WrestleMania on 04/01? Well, SpikeTV's Ultimate Fighter 3 Marathon may be for you.

Mike Chiappetta of NBC Sports has a new Blog

I think that's enough for now.

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Sunday, September 24, 2006

UFC 63 injury

Dic Lesbian has all the details

His guess on when the injury took place would make sense.

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Saturday, September 23, 2006

Round-by-Round Coverage: UFC 63 - Hughes Vs. Penn

We here at OCC will be providing live coverage of UFC 63 from the Pond in Anaheim California.

Refresh your page for continued updates.

Usual UFC opening:



Penn: When I heard I got the fight with Hughes I was happy because I knew I would be champion again.

Owww cocky!


Rogan and Goldberg recap the main events. They say B.J. Penn is natural, he'd better be we don't need any drug test failures.

Now they're talking about the Loiseau Vs. Swick fight. They called Loiseau's fight with Rich Franklin a vicious beating. A world class ass whipping is more like it.

Jens Pulver talk. They welcome him back to the UFC. Evans Vs. Lambert is the talk now as they run down all of the fights on the card.

Its rules time, if you don't know them by now you have to explain to me why you're reading this.

Jens Pulver vs. Joe Lauzon.
I give the nickname edge to Pulver "little evil" is way better than "J-lo" and hopefully I don't have to explain why.
The Consensus in the room is a Pulver win.
The consensus is also that Pulver has better music by a 2-1 vote. Scott was the loan descender.


Lauzon is 12-3 and is out of Bridgewater Mass.
Pulver is 21-6-1 5'7 154 out of Iowa.
Herb Dean is the ref.

Round 1: Lauzon looking good early in round 1.

It is all over, Joe Lauzon upsets Jens Pulver.

Rogan: That's the biggest upset of the night, no shit. But it is also the first match. J-lo proves that the dude with the best nickname doesn't always win the fight, there goes my whole theory.

Lauzon catches Pulver with a left hook and that's all she wrote.

Winner: Joe Lauzon - 48 seconds in the first round.

Scott slams my NFL picks. Shut up, Scott, fuck head!

Pulver was a 7-1 favorite, someone made some money. Some people lost some money as well.

Lauzon is at least capable of explaining what happened. He thinks his next fight will be tough, not if he fights like this again.

Rogan: Did you take him lightly?

Pulver: No.

Pulver: I've been knocked out harder than that, I get knocked out all the time. If I had known this before making my picks, I might have gone a different route. Then again, maybe not.

UFC is brought to you by Mickey's the official beer for mice.

UFC 64 promo. Rich Franklin Vs. Anderson Silva. Florian Vs. Shawn Sherk.

Rich Franklin interview with Rogan.

What do you think of the fight? I'm going to kill him in 5 seconds. Ok, that's not what he said. Franklin says he expects it to be as tough as his fight with Loiseau, funeral arrangements for Anderson Silva will be announced on 10/15.

Tell us what to expect. I expect to break his back, fuck his ass and make him humble. He might not have actually said this either.

Its fight 2:

Rashad Evans Vs. Jason Lambert.

We interrupt this live coverage to announce that my pizza is ready. I'm sure you care.

The music consensus is: 2-1 in favor of Rashad Evans. Scott is disagreeable tonight.

Consensus: 3-0 on Evans to win, of course it was 3-0 for Pulver as well.

Jason Lambert - 22-5 5'10, 205.5 points.

Rashad Evans - 13-0, 5'11, 204.

Lambert wins the nickname battle by forfeit.

Big John McCarthy is the referee.

Round 1: Rashad scores a nice take down early. Rashad is hot early.

Another take down for Rashad gets ooohs and ahhhs from the room.

The third take down of the round is for Rashad.

Tito-Ken promo, expect more.

Lambert has the arm but he lost it.

Scott approves of the pizza and so do I.

Marcus says Lambert looks tired which is not a good sign early. Also, this is Marcus' first Live UFC show. Thumbs up for that!

Evans victory over Bonner was considered an upset. Hindsight says maybe not though. Evans has now taken Lambert to the mat 4 times in this round.

Round 1 goes to Evans.

Scott: If I were fighting, I'd cheat. I'd kick the guy square in the nuts.

Round 2: Evans scores an early take down early. There seems to be a pattern developing.

The crowd is booing as Rashad scores his second take down of the round.

Rashad Evans finishes Lambert off. He just overwhelmed Lambert with punches and busted him open.

Winner: Rashad Evans - 2:22 in the second round.

Rogan: Talk us through the end of the fight.

Evans: I just kept punching the fucker over and over and over again. I may still be making quotes up.

Loiseau Vs. Mike Swick

Tito-Ken the final beating...er...chapter. It does not go head to head with ECW

Rogan interviews St. Pierre.

Rogan: What do you think of the match tonight?

St. Pierre: I hope nobody gets hurt tonight, I plan to do some killing in my next fight. Again, he was much nicer than I, but doesn't this prove I should write promos for these guys?

Rogan: What do you think of Loiseau Vs. Swick?

St. Pierre: Hopefully Swick doesn't break his hand on David's face.

Rogan: Penn or Hughes?

St. Pierre: Not gonna tell.

Fight 3: Melvin Guillard vs. Gabe Ruediger

Scott ponders: Why would you name your kid Melvin?

I say: Yeah, cause the name Liedle is better? Then I think he flipped me off, but I wasn't looking.

The Young Assassin: Reminds me of a saying, when you assassinate, you make an ass out of I and Nate.

Marcus: I wonder if he will change his nickname when he gets older? (I think that's a fair point you wouldn't want a 100 year old young assassin)

Consensus: 3-0 in favor of Guillard's music although Scott thinks they both suck.

Gabe Ruediger - 10-2, 5'10, 155

Melvin Guillard - 38-6-3, 5'9, 156

Scott: Young assassin sounds more threatening than Godzilla. Hmm, this is clearly the type of coverage you expect from OCC.

Herb Dean is the ref:

Guillard scores an early take down.

Guillard is just dominating this round early Ruediger is in trouble. He needs to last a bit longer after all the effort I put in to learning how to spell his name.

Gabe Ruediger scores with a take down of his own.

Guillard scores another take down.

Ruediger has Guillard in some trouble. Guillard is trying to outlast the final seconds of the first round.

Guillard is saved by the bell.

Round 1: early went to Guillard but Ruediger came back late. I'll give the round to Ruediger. Marcus and Scott are undecided.

Kevin James in the house, of course he is.

Round 2: Guillard scores the victory with a body punch. He might have knocked the wind out of him.

Winner: Melvin Guillard - 1:01 in the second round.

Rogan: Were you worried toward the end of round 1?

Guillard: I never worry, cause I train with team punishment.

Guillard: I'd like to thank the Lord that I didn't break my hand this time.

God: You're welcome. Now if you could just get Iron Sheik to stop doing it for God and Jesus, I'll make you a champion.

Loiseau Vs. Mike Swick is up next.

Bathroom break for me!

And I'm back, miss me? Ok, who said no?

Swick Vs. Loiseau

Consensus pick: Scott and I have Swick and Marcus is taking Loiseau (first disagreement of the night.)

The Natural is in the booth and I'm not talking Dustin Rhodes, but Randy Couture.

Swick is headed out, Marcus approves of the music.

Swick wants to be the First Ultimate Fighter to wear a belt according to Goldberg. I didn't know that the fighters were ever banned from wearing belts if they wanted to get on that show. Suspenders only!

Rogan: Every great fighter needs to experience a loss to see if he can come back from it. Yeah, but look at what that first loss did for Bill Goldberg? What do you mean that was a work?

Consensus: 2-1 on music for Swick, I'm the Loiseau vote this time. Though I think we all 3 liked both songs.

This next fight is sponsored by Mickey's the beer for Mrs. Foley's baby boy.

Mike Swick - 9-1, 6'1, 184

David Loiseau - 14-5, 6'0, 185.5

I didn't catch who was referee, as I was asking about the nickname. I think we all agree Swick's is more appropriate.

Round 1: Swick starts out with a body kick.

Swick is scoring with some quick punches. Now he's scored with some nice body kicks.

Loiseau starting to fight back.

Swick scores with more quick punches and scores a take down.

Round 1 in the books, I give it to Swick. 10-9.

Eddie Bravo scores it 10-9 as well.

Round 2: Loiseau started out more aggressive but Swick weathered the storm. The crowd got into it but now there is some light booing.

Goldberg plugs Ortiz-Shamrock III again.

The crowd is not happy with the action as there is some noticeable booing going on now.

Loiseau is scoring with some leg kicks.

This is easily the longest fight of the night so far, as we're halfway into the second round.

Swick scores with a take down. Loiseau is cut above the eye.

This crowd is booing. I wonder if they're used to seeing Swick fight and are not happy that they're not getting the Quick of Swick?

Round 2 is in the books, kind of a boring round.

As for scoring: I'll give this round to Swick as well 10-9 but it was probably the most boring round of fighting so far tonight.

Bravo scores it 10-9 for Swick as well.

Round 3: Swick scores with another take down early in the third round.

I think Swick is content to go for the decision at this point, he knows he's got the first round and probably believes he's got the second.

Loiseau went for a reversal but Swick didn't have much of that.

Loiseau scores with a couple of elbows and some kicks. Hopefully, that got Swick out of coasting mode. Loiseau scores with a take down of his own.

Loiseau is scoring with punches and is really rocking Swick. He's got to go for the knockout. More elbows from Loiseau and a knee to the face. This is by far Swick's longest fight in UFC, he may be tired.

A minute left in the round.

Loiseau looks better, but Swick scores with a take down to end the round.

Round 3 I gave to Loiseau. I've got him winning the round 10-9 and I'm giving the fight to Swick 29-28.

We're going to the judges for the decision, but not before we get a shot at Matt Hughes.

Bruce Buffer announces the score as all three judges scoring it 29-28 for Mike Swick. No disagreement on the decision from anyone in this room.

Loiseau put up a good fight especially in round 3 but it was a little too late.

Swick says stuff, including the phrase "I don't know what that was" and "that hurt like hell"

Swick thinks he deserves a title shot, I think he should be careful what he wishes for, he might just get it.

We go to a dark match now between Tyson Griffin and David Lee. Both fighters make their UFC debuts in this contest.

Talk moves to google ads, so I'd like to remind everyone to click them. Especially if you like what you've been reading, but if you don't like what you're reading click them and try and pay me to go away.

Round 1: According to Goldberg, Lee has spent plenty of time on his back. So have sluts.

Tyson Griffin wins by submission in 1:50 of the first round.

Scott says that Lee doesn't look like a fighter and Marcus agrees. I don't know what fighters look like.

Winner: Tyson Griffin via rear naked choke - 1:50 in round 1.

Main Event time!

Consensus is that Hughes will win this fight on a 3-0 poll. Margin for error 0 percent, I'm not stupid I heard what everyone said.

Nice video with Penn and Hughes sound bites back and forth. Really makes you want to see the fight, good thing I'm watching it then, huh?

Celebrity predictions: Rob Schneider says that Hughes is like a building and a tank. That's one weird looking building or 1 slow moving tank.

Marcus is really digging on Penn's entrance music.Scott is very much opposed to the entrance music of Matt Hughes.

Marcus is wavering on his pick:

The judges introduced.

Big John McCarthy is the referee.

Sponsors listed.

Marcus calls the music a dead heat, Scott is very anti-Hughes in that regard. Marcus changes his pick to Penn.

You know the particulars if you don't go to Wikipedia, I'm ready for a fight!

Round 1, lets get it on~!

Round 1: Sounds like the crowd is behind Penn early.

Penn avoiding the take down early.

They both trade punches. Penn scores with a right but Hughes ducks another and takes him down.

Penn is impressive on his take down defense. Penn scores with another couple of shots.

Penn with an unintentional thumb to Hughes' eye.

Scott's old country humbling consists of a thumb to the eye and kick to the balls.

The fight resumes. Hughes looking for the take down again. Crowd is very, very, pro B.J. Penn at this point.

Round 1 ends.

Hughes went for takedowns and scored with 1, but I think I'm giving the round to Penn 10-9 and Scott and Marcus agree.

Round 2: Hughes with a body kick early. Penn's take down defense is very strong right now. Hughes may have to find a new strategy the take down isn't there.

No sooner do I say that than Hughes takes him down but Penn's defense is still very strong. Hughes is spending a lot of energy trying to hold his position.

Hughes is trying some big elbows but Penn has reversed. Hughes is stuck in the body triangle.

1 minute left in the round they're still fighting in this position.

B.J> has an arm bar but Hughes is trying to survive. Hughes is in big trouble.

Round 2 and Hughes hangs on.

Score the second round to Penn 10-9.

Round 3: Hughes scores some straight punches to start off the round. Penn looks the more tired of the 2 right now.

Hughes lands a left hook.

Hughes is putting on a clinic in this round. Hughes is taking control.

Now Hughes has the support.

Hughes has Penn in deep deep trouble. Can Penn defend himself?

It is all over!

Matt Hughes is victorious, Penn wasn't defending himself in the judgment of the referee I'm sure.

Rogan: I think he blew his wad there. I thought I was watching UFC not porn?

Winner: Matt Hughes via referee stoppage in the third round. Looks like St. Pierre Vs. Hughes up next.

Hughes: I kind of wish Penn was in shape to go five rounds, I wanted to go five rounds. Ouch! Tag!

Rogan: Were you surprised at how hard he was to take down?

Hughes: Yes, I was. I create to the God, Jesus and Mr. Donny Wright.

Rogan: What's left for you in this sport?

Hughes: St. Pierre is next.

OCC: I want to see that.

St. Pierre: I'm not impressed by your performance, ouch. Lets have this fight. I love St. Pierre but I don't think he's winning against Hughes.

Another Dark Fight is up.

Mario Neto Vs. Eddie Sanchez

Big John referees.

Round 1: Some stuff has happened but I'm not really paying attention. Scott and Marcus split after the Hughes/Penn fight.

We went into round 2 and Sanchez scores with a big right to end it.

I believe I was the only person in our preview to pick Sanchez. You can see for yourself: here So far we've seen 7 fights and I am 6-1, curse you Jens Pulver!

Winner: Eddie Sanchez at 0:17 of round 2.

I lost the other 2 dark fights. I think its pointless to do so this year, but I think in 2007 Ric, Euan Art and I will be predicting pretty much every show and thus I will try to keep track of our winning percentages across the board.

Final hype for the final beating on 10/10 and Franklin Vs. Silva on 10/14.

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Wednesday, August 23, 2006

Damn it~!

The above link is to The Schlock where Art has posted that according to UFC Georges St. Pierre is out of his September 23 fight with Matt Hughes and is being replaced by B.J. Penn. You want my thoughts? You know what to do...

I am disappointed as I was so looking forward to Hughes/St. Pierre even more than I was looking forward to Liddell/Sobral this weekend.

I do like the replacement as Penn has defeated Hughes previously and so there is some intrigue in this fight, but I really like St. Pierre so I am still bummed out.

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