C.B. Dollaway vs. Mike Massenzio
Massenzio is making his way to the Octagon. Massenzio is in the Octagon. Massenzio's knee is heavily taped. He appears to have some type of knee injury.
Dollaway is making his way to the Octagon. Dollaway is in the Octagon.
Round 1: This fight is underway. Massenzio lands a jab and Dollaway comes back at him. Big kick to the body by CB, followed by a clinch and knee. CB threw a couple of hooks and then Massenzio drilled him! CB is in trouble on the ground, with Massenzio going for the guillotine. CB got out of the submission attempt, but Massenzio is in a good position here in guard. Now Massenzio goes for the triangle but can't get it. CB is attempting to get into full mount. CB is showing some good wrestling skills. CB gets Massenzio's back and is landing strikes. It's over! CB Dollaway beats Mike Massenzio by first-round TKO (strikes).
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
12-27-2008 @ 9:46PM
Wade said...
Ok MDS, I just bought this with a couple of buddies. I don't see any way this whole card won't be worth it.
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12-27-2008 @ 11:12PM
Robb said...
The Evans-Griffin fight along with the Jackson-Silva scrap is worth it.
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12-28-2008 @ 7:21AM
denver said...
shocked interview with rashad evans!
http://tubedirects.net/index.php?q=interview-with-rashad-evans
highly recommend!
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12-28-2008 @ 12:14PM
michael said...
am i the only one who saw dollaway tap before he came back to win.
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12-28-2008 @ 1:40PM
Matt said...
Yo Michael! Man I saw this too I was screaming it over 10 other drunk friends! I cant beleive the ref , Joe Rogan or any other fans at the event saw this, It was so obvious to me I would love to see a replay because the tap was so clear.
12-29-2008 @ 7:08PM
stevefiji said...
I agree 100%.. i typed in 'Dollaway tapped' on Google just to see if i wasn't crazy...and this thread came up. This dude has got so much bad fight karma coming his way.... Cant wait to se CB lose 3 in a row
12-28-2008 @ 2:51PM
Bigfan70 said...
CB Dollaway totally tapped!
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12-28-2008 @ 9:09PM
Ken Shamrock said...
CB Dollaway tapped, 4 of my friends and myself saw this at a Bar. You can clearly see Joe Rogan smiling and asking that question because HE ALSO saw the tap. THE UFC should Reverse the decision and give the win to Massenzio to be fair. If they don't, they're showing favoritism towards Dollaway and that is illegal when deciding who wins the fight.
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12-28-2008 @ 10:05PM
Brianne said...
I totally saw the tap too! What a pussy. They just ignored it since they wanna beef him up. I can't stand him. He's an arrogant prick, who thinks way too highly of himself and his "skills".
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12-29-2008 @ 11:36PM
Kyle said...
he did tap he's a bitch who cuz mikes knee was so fucked up that he had trouble walking and had to switch his stance and the injury def took away from his wrestling. Let him fight cb at 100 percent and see what happens
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12-30-2008 @ 3:14AM
nalb said...
That fag tapped big-time. I also typed in cb taps in google and here we are. He can't handle a few seconds of a hard and tight
submission and freaks out! He tapped.
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12-31-2008 @ 2:33PM
Martin said...
I guess the UFC ref didnt inmediately see the tap,though Joe Rogan saw it, but he is instructed to give only stupid commentary, so that his comments will never cause any trouble afterwards.. they are also not allowed to say who claerly wins before the real decision, in case the ufc wants to give the fight to the looser.. They really should disqualify Dollaway for tapping out, and give the win to Massenzio..
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12-31-2008 @ 4:53PM
Eric said...
It is the referee's decision, and no one elses, to decide if there was a tapout.
Our judging and scoring system pales in comparison to the Dream and former Pride organizations.
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