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Martial Arts RSS FeedsFrank Mir - "I am as good on the ground as dos Santos is on his feet." - You may not realize that former UFC Heavyweight Champion Frank Mir has been blogging about his upcoming fight against current champion Junior dos Santos on Yahoo. Whether you knew that or not, unless you're living in an MMA shell, you were certainly aware of the fact that Mir wants their upcoming ...Feed Source: martialarts.about.com Rafael Feijao Defeats Mike Kyle by Guillotine Choke - Mike Kyle hits like a truck. He's a dangerous fighter. Along with that, the first time he threw down with Rafael Feijao Cavalcante, he won by way of TKO. Fast forward to the present day. Would Feijao come through this time, or would Kyle once again take him out?
Get ready, get set, go!
Early on, Feijao came inside and dropped Kyle with a knee. From there, Kyle got up, where Feijao jumped up and slapped on the guillotine choke. Rather than drop to the canvas, Kyle chose to stand up with him on his neck for a while before attempting to escape via slam.
Didn't work. Instead, Kyle tapped.
Rafael Feijao Cavalcante defeats Mike Kyle via guillotine choke at 33 seconds of round one.
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... Donald Cerrone Defeats Jeremy Stephens by Unanimous Decision - Jeremy Stephens vs. Donald Cerrone at the UFC on Fuel 3. Anyone else smell a knockout? Here's how it all went down.
Early on, Stephens landed a low kick, then an uppercut as Cerrone came inside. Another low kick from Stephens landed. Then Cerrone hit home with a low kick of his own. A quick right hand from Stephens found its mark; Cerrone followed it up with a hard low kick.
"The Cowboy" is starting out slowly.
But then as they neared the three minute mark, Cerrone began changing his rhythm, coming forward with leg and hand strike combinations before dropping out of harm's way again. And from there, he began gaining confidence and hitting home with sharper strikes of the same variety, ending the stanza with a flying knee.
Cerrone definitely took round one.
The second round saw Cerrone land tons of kicks, hands, and everything. And after a combination that ended with a left uppercut, Stephens was clearly hurt. Though Stephens recovere... UFC on Fuel 3 Results - Check out our UFC on Fuel 3 results below.
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Chan Sung Jung defeats Dustin Poirier via D'arce choke at 1:07 of round four
Amir Sadollah defeats Jorge Lopez via split decision.
Yves Jabouin defeats Jeff Hougland by unanimous decision.
Igor Pokrajac defeats Fabio Maldonado by unanimous decision.
Tom Lawlor defeats Jason MacDonald by first round KO.
Donald Cerrone defeats Jeremy Stephens by unanimous decision.
Brad Tavares defeats Dongi Yang via unanimous decision.
Cody McKenzie defeats Marcus LeVesseur via guillotine choke at 3:05 of round one.
T.J. Grant defeats Carlo Prater via unani... Tom Lawlor KO's Jason MacDonald - Coming into their UFC on Fuel 3 bout, Tom Lawlor knew he wanted to keep his fight against Jason MacDonald on his feet. Here's a hint .he did.
Lawlor landed a decent right handed jab early on in round one. MacDonald attempted a takedown that Lawlor shirked. And then, a moment later, Lawlor connected with a hard left to the jaw, followed by a right that dropped MacDonald. One punch later on the ground and it was all over.
Tom Lawlor defeats Jason MacDonald by KO after 50 seconds in round one.
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In the book, Preston questioned Szymanski, a man extremely skilled and knowledgeable in the ... Frank Mir to Fight Junior dos Santos for the UFC Heavyweight Belt - Yes, Alistair Overeem will still plead his case to NSAC regarding his testosterone-to-epitestosterone ratio of 14:1 on Tuesday. But that won't keep him on the UFC 146 fight card, nor will it promise him another shot at current UFC Heavyweight Champion Junior dos Santos. Overeem has now been pulled from the UFC 146 main event in favor of former champion Frank Mir.... Matt Brown Defeats Stephen "Wonderboy" Thompson by Unanimous Decision at UFC 145 - Coming into his UFC 145 bout against Matt Brown, everyone simply knew Stephen "Wonderboy" Thompson as that new karate fighter in the UFC. Of course, with karate still somewhat stigmatized as less than useful in the sport of mixed martial arts, there was some pressure on Thompson to do well. Wondering how it all went down?
You've come to the right place.
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