UFC 95 Videos and Links
Above: UFC 95 video featuring UFC fighters Dan Hardy, Terry Etim and Joe Stevenson, plus UFC U.K. boss Marshall Zelaznik.
At FightOpinion.com, Zach Arnold asks some questions about Dan Hardy's sponsor, HGH Infusion.
MMA Weekly reports that the attendance at the O2 in London was 13,268, with ticket revenue of slightly more than $1 million.
Diego Sanchez plans to stay at lightweight for a while.
The Telegraph reports that after Josh Koscheck lost to Paulo Thiago, he "left the arena and took his anger – and disappointment out on his dressing room."
Joe Lauzon tells the Boston Herald what it's like to be in a UFC fight: "It feels like I was in a car accident the night before."
A couple more videos, from our friend Steve Cofield. First, he talks to Demian Maia:
Then he talks to Dan Hardy:
UPDATE: Nate Marquardt says he wants a middleweight title shot but would also be happy with fighting Demian Maia next:
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2-22-2009 @ 1:41PM
tpinbc said...
MDS, have you noticed that the next few UFC cards have a lot of former headliners on the underdcard? Ie; , Tyson Griffin, Ed Herman, Kendall Grove, Jason McDonald, Nate Quary, Brandon Vera, Etc. I know most of them have 1 or 2 recent losses but it's still interesting. Griffin was recenlty in line for contention.
From a business perspective it shows that their willing to groom new faces while "demoting" familiar ones. It also shows the depth of their roster. Additionally, no one is "too good" to be on the undercard.
I'm sure it guys to to their best to not only win but be exciting in the cage. It also gives fans a chance to see new faces.
Also, I see TUF champ Efrain Esceduro is going to fight Jeremy Stephens. UFC certainly can't be accused of "protecting" it's fighters. Stephens could very well hand their most recent TUF champ his first loss.
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2-22-2009 @ 1:46PM
tpinbc said...
Typo. I meant to write: "I'm sure it motivates fighters to not only win, but to be exciting in the cage. It also gives fans a chance to see new faces."
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