UFC on FOX 1: Primetime Extended Trailer
UFC on FOX 1
The UFC on FOX show is getting closer and closer, hopefully both fighters have been holding off from training lest one of them get injured and get removed from the card, because that would absolutely totally suck (here’s to hoping I didn’t jinx the UFC on FOX card). With that, here’s the extended trailer for the very first UFC fight night on FOX, I don’t know about you but this makes me very, very excited for this fight.
BJ Penn Finally Gets Hist Trailer
BJ Penn Vs Nick Diaz
The UFC has released their new trailer for UFC 137 sans Georges St. Pierre and featuring BJ Penn, oh the irony. Since GSP went down with a knee injury BJ Penn and Nick Diaz were promoted to the main card, however, there wasn’t very much promo for BJ Penn and Nick Diaz since the switch was made. Until now that is. Here’s the UFC’s official promo video for BJ Penn vs Nick Diaz.
UFC On FOX Rolling Stones Promo
UFC on FOX 1
Now this is a promo, seeing this promo during an NFL game got me pretty excited to see this fight. Well done UFC, well done. Are you excited for the UFC on FOX 1 card? Let us know in the comments below.
Brittney Palmer Is Back… Somewhat
Brittney Palmer Is Back
To all the Brittney Palmer fans out there, here’s a sweet video of her showing off her seductive physique and of course, her MMA training. Gotta love Brittney Palmer, let us know what you think about it.
UFC 136 Preview Videos
UFC 136 Preview
The UFC has always put out their preview videos as a way to hype up their upcoming fights. This time around they did things a bit differently, in addition to their usual promo videos. Here’s a new approach, albeit, a funnier one to their usual videos. For good measure, I’ve also included the regular video.
UFC 136 Fighters Training
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Chael Sonnen has a tough fight in front of him, taking on KO artist Brian Stann, with the winner be awarded a shot at Middleweight champion Anderson Silva. Check out the video below of Chael Sonnen training for his upcoming fight, courtesy of YouTube user ShootMedia.
Another anticipated fight on the exciting card is Jose Aldo defending his title against top contender Kenny Florian. Here’s Aldo doing what he does best, courtesy of TatameTV.
UFC Hits The Palms In Las Vegas With The Ultimate Fighter Finale
The Ultimate Fighter: Team Bisping vs Team Miller
The UFC returns to the Pearl at the Palms Casino Resort on Saturday, Dec. 3 just in time for Michael “The Count” Bisping and Jason “Mayhem” Miller to settle a feud that has been spilling over for months. The middleweights, who traded verbal barbs for months as coaches on season 14 of The Ultimate Fighter, will meet in a long-awaited five-round main event in Las Vegas. Plus, the first-ever bantamweight and featherweight winners of The Ultimate Fighter will be crowned.
“Bisping and ‘Mayhem’ spent the last few months as TUF coaches and they really got on each other’s nerves,” UFC President Dana White said. “On Dec. 3, the talking finally ends and these two will go at it inside the Octagon. There’s a lot at stake in this fight. Not only do they get to settle their feud, but they get to prove that they belong in the mix to fight Anderson Silva.”
UFC Fight Club members will have the opportunity to purchase tickets to this event on Wednesday, Oct. 5 at 10 a.m. PT via the website ufcfightclub.com. A special Internet ticket pre-sale will be available to UFC newsletter subscribers on Thursday, Oct. 6 starting at 10 a.m. PT. To access this presale, users must register for the UFC newsletter through ufc.com.
Winner of season 3 of The Ultimate Fighter, Michael “The Count” Bisping (fighting out of Manchester, England) is one of the most successful products of the longest running sports reality show on television. Riding consecutive wins over Dan Miller, Yoshihiro Akiyama and Jorge Rivera, the 32-year-old now has his sights set on dominating his opponent on Dec. 3. Knowing a win puts him in contention for a title shot, the motivated Brit Bisping (22-3) seeks his fourth straight against a foe who has pushed his buttons for the last time.
“Jason is one of those guys that you either love him or you hate him,” Bisping said. “I definitely don’t like him. I think most people around him find him very, very annoying. I know people on The Ultimate Fighter did and I was no different. On Dec. 3, I’m going to kick his ass.”
A charismatic performer in and out of the Octagon, Jason “Mayhem” Miller (fighting out of Los Angeles, Calif.) returns to the UFC on a two-fight winning streak. The 30-year-old’s next task is besting Bisping, and after months of trading verbal jabs on TUF, he’d like nothing more than to shut him up when the two collide at the Palms.
“I definitely got under his skin during the season,” Miller, who owns a record of 34-8 with one no contest, said. “We hate each other’s guts at this point and on Dec. 3, we’re going to get in the cage across from each other and settle it. I’m excited for this fight.”
To find out which bantamweight and welterweight competitors reach The Ultimate Fighter Finale, tune in to The Ultimate Fighter Wednesdays at 10 p.m. ET/PT on SPIKE.
