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[Amdax]

L'adversaire de GSP pour son retour sera Bisping.

Grosses fiottes les 2 !!!

[Tetsu69]

Khabib est peut être à l'hôpital avant la pesée...
Le fight va surement être annulé.

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Khabib est peut être à l'hôpital avant la pesée...
Le fight va surement être annulé.

C'est officiel, le combat est annulé

Problème de weight cut apparemment.

[Jack Pepsi]

https://twitter.com/joerogan/status/837729800374530048

— CulturePSG (@CulturePSG) November7, 2011

https://twitter.com/joerogan/status/837730131300909056

— CulturePSG (@CulturePSG) November7, 2011

100% Ok avec Rogan,
Je suis deg' pour Khabib

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Moi j'ai jamais apprécié ces pesées à 24h ou plus d'un combat. Si le combat a une limite, cette limite doit être respectée durant le combat et donc il faut une pesée en rentrant dans la cage. Après le problème c'est si un mec est au-dessus, tu fais quoi, surtout si c'est pour le titre. Mais en vrai même à 24h d'un combat quand un combattant rate la limite le combat a quand même lieu, du coup il faut peser juste avant le combat.

Ca serait mieux pour la santé des gars et l'équité du sport.

[Amdax]

Moi j'ai jamais apprécié ces pesées à 24h ou plus d'un combat. Si le combat a une limite, cette limite doit être respectée durant le combat et donc il faut une pesée en rentrant dans la cage. Après le problème c'est si un mec est au-dessus, tu fais quoi, surtout si c'est pour le titre. Mais en vrai même à 24h d'un combat quand un combattant rate la limite le combat a quand même lieu, du coup il faut peser juste avant le combat.

Ca serait mieux pour la santé des gars et l'équité du sport.

Il y'a dejà une règle qui fait que si t'es au dessus de la limite de poids, tu dois donner 20% de ta bourse à l'adversaire.

[Le Trépied]

Je sais plus quel combattant avait expliqué qu'il était à 93kg le jour de la pesée et à 100kg le lendemain pour le combat
C'est complémentent faussé depuis des années leur truc.

[k.hyuga]

Clairement l'UFC devrait placer la pesée à quelques heures du combat histoire d’arrêter ces bêtises de cutting qui en premier lieu peuvent être extrêmement dangereux pour la santé et de deux donnent des combats assez inéquitable parce que certains cuttent tellement comme des porcs qu'ils se trouvent avec limite une dizaine de kilos en plus le jour du combat.

[NDS91]

khabib il a du faire un gros cutting pour la pesée, y'avait ce fou d'antony jonhson de l'ufc il était dans la catégorie des welterweight et tous ceux qui ont déjà fight pour la ceinture ils font le cutting pour fight dans une autre catégorie.

faudrait suivre les mêmes règles sur la pesée du ONEFC en chine
http://www.mmadeferlante.com/27596/le-one-...deshydratation/



j'espere GSP il va terminer l'anglais et aprés un GSP vs Nick Diaz 2

http://www.rds.ca/combat/ufc/plus-serein-e...ereux-1.4393837

C’est dur de prédire ce qui l’attend advenant le cas où il gagne le titre des 185 livres. Je ne suis pas sûr qu’il soit revenu pour être champion d’une catégorie, mais bien pour disputer de gros combats. Est-ce qu’il va défendre sa ceinture? Est-ce que le money fight qu’on voudrait voir pourrait avoir lieu à 170 livres contre Conor McGregor? Il y a 10 ans, on est passé à côté du gros money fight contre Anderson Silva quand les deux étaient à leur paroxysme. Cette fois, l’UFC ne peut pas se permettre de passer à côté de ce combat-là contre l’Irlandais. Mais encore une fois, il faut que Georges soit capable de vaincre Michael Bisping, il faut faire attention de ne pas voir trop loin.

GSP est parti en étant sur une super série de victoires, en étant le meilleur champion mi-moyen de l’histoire de l’UFC. Il a longtemps été considéré dans le top-2 des meilleurs combattants livre pour livre, donc c’est certain que Georges est une supervedette. C’est sûr qu’il n’a pas le franc-parler d’un Conor McGregor, mais il n’a jamais eu besoin de ça pour vendre. C’est au niveau de sa prestance, de sa classe et de ses performances sportives que ça se joue.

[Jack Pepsi]

Je sais plus quel combattant avait expliqué qu'il était à 93kg le jour de la pesée et à 100kg le lendemain pour le combat
C'est complémentent faussé depuis des années leur truc.

Non mais c'est de l'eau, les mecs passent des heures dans un sauna avec un k-way, pour arriver a la pesée en totale déshydratation, faut voir leur tronches, ils ont les traits tirés et sont au bord du malaise
Pour moi la solution c'est de multiplier le nombre de catégorie de poids.
Sinon dans l'ensemble très bon UFC 209 sauf le main event.

Spoiler :

Le kneebar d'Alcantara face a Sanders qui retourne le combat suivi du come back fou d'Elkins face a Bektic après en avoir pris plein la gueule, sacré badass
Overeem vs Hunt, je déteste le néerlandais mais foutre KO Hunt avec un très bon coup de genou, Hunt est encore la en 2017, c'est dingue quand on se souvient de sa rivalité face a Le Banner en K1, il y a 15 ans.
Vannata mon chouchou, qui perd logiquement sur décision unanime, un esthète qui te sors des kicks de jeux vidéo mais pas assez efficace.
Woodley qui bat Thompson, dans une purge, qui s'est décanté dans les 30 dernières secondes.

Mais c'est difficile de faire son deuil de Khabib vs Ferguson

[NDS91]

le dernier ufc fight night au bresil gros event meilleur que l'ufc 209 qui était faible,
bon fight de mauricio shogun rua il etait en forme hier et ce ko placé par edson barboza

encore un dernier fight pour victor belfort

“I don’t have any names off the top of my head,” Belfort said. “I just don’t want to fight a Brazilian in Brazil. We have to sit down with the UFC and see which opponent would be an interesting fight. I never turned down fights, always fought the toughest ones in the division, but the last fight has to be special for the fans. Let’s see if that’s possible."

https://twitter.com/arielhelwani/status/840791903847235587

— CulturePSG (@CulturePSG) November7, 2011

[NDS91]

le KO de Marc Diakiese


un autre michael venom page qui fight au victory fc

https://twitter.com/deekyyyyy/status/827192496849567744

— CulturePSG (@CulturePSG) November7, 2011

[Zatman Return]

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="fr"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">TWO. WEEKS. OUT. <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/TUFRedemption?src=hash">#TUFRedemption</a>: <a href="https://twitter.com/Cody_Nolove">@Cody_NoLove</a> vs <a href="https://twitter.com/TJDillashaw">@TJDillashaw</a> | April 19 | on <a href="https://twitter.com/FS1">@FS1</a>!! <a href="https://t.co/2jray16mvV">pic.twitter.com/2jray16mvV</a></p>&mdash; UFC (@ufc) <a href="https://twitter.com/ufc/status/849641639622565892">5 avril 2017</a></blockquote>
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— CulturePSG (@CulturePSG) November7, 2011

[Mendoza]

Francis "Predator" N'gannou , la machine , petit reportage assez intéressant mais bien trop court .

http://www.lequipe.fr/explore-video/017-fr...t/?xtor=EPR-502

[Jojo]

Très sympa le UFC on Fox 24.

Spoiler :

Whittaker qui met KO Jacare

A noter la victoire par KO du français Duquesnoy (23 piges) pour son 1er fight à l'UFC

[NDS91]

Francis Ngannou j’espère il arrivera à la ceinture peut être après son prochain fight ca dépend si son adversaire est dans le top3

pour duquesnoy je le suis depuis le bamma avant de signé à l'ufc, il est bon et rapide mais sa défense elle est pas de même niveau des fois, il se prend trop de coup mais il arrive à revenir bien à chaque fois pour l'instant

ca parle d'un possible Woodley vs. McGregor s'il fait pas son fight en boxe

https://twitter.com/jeremybotter/status/854051847702708225

— CulturePSG (@CulturePSG) November7, 2011

A suivre Luis Raul Alvarez, il s'entraine avec yoel romero

[Zatman Return]

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="fr"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">THE THROAT GRAB IS IN THE FIRST EPISODE?!?! We're in for a LOOOONG season 😱 <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/TUFRedemption?src=hash">#TUFRedemption</a> <a href="https://t.co/ouOums0t2p">pic.twitter.com/ouOums0t2p</a></p>&mdash; #TUFRedemption (@ufc) <a href="https://twitter.com/ufc/status/854900794205884416">20 avril 2017</a></blockquote>
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— CulturePSG (@CulturePSG) November7, 2011

[NDS91]

[math]

UFC 212

Spoiler :

Max Holloway qui stoppe Aldo à Rio pour le titre des poids plumes

Aldo bon dans le premier round ou Holloway est pas bien à un moment mais ensuite il augmente le tempo, beaucoup de combinaisons dans le deuxième et troisième round où il finit Aldo.

Le mec s'est même permis de faire du taunt en se tenant juste en face d'Aldo à la fin du 2ème round.

[math]

Demetrious Johnson parle du traitement de Dana White et de l'UFC.

http://www.mmafighting.com/2017/6/5/157393...me-to-speak-out

Spoiler :

For years I have been a company man and kept quiet, accepting fights, doing as they asked, and always remaining humble and grateful for the opportunities provided to me through mixed martial arts. This is how I was raised through the sport. Unfortunately, UFC’s mistreatment and bullying has finally forced me to speak out. I’ve decided to speak out now as I feel like my values and character as a person and a fighter are being tarnished by an organization I’ve done nothing but sweat and bleed for over the last seven years of my life. If it takes me speaking up and encouraging other fighters to ban together to start getting fair treatment, then so be it.

UFC Matchmaker Mick Maynard called and offered the fight vs. Ray Borg. I thought [Sergio] Pettis was a more marketable name and on a longer winning streak. Mick went back to Dana, then came back and told us that I had no choice, it was going to be Ray Borg, not Pettis, and there were no other options. That was the command from Dana and company. This would mean that my only chance at PPV points at flyweight was vs. Ray Borg. I said OK, but it’s not fair to make that my only chance at PPV points, when Cody Garbrandt is saying he wants to come down and fight me at flyweight, which was the fight I wanted. We told Mick that to be fair we would take the fight, but [we] want PPV points for future fights at flyweight. Mick agreed and said it was fair and didn’t see any problem with that situation. Mick spoke to Dana and [UFC matchmaker] Sean Shelby, who then told him to deny giving me any future PPV points for all of my future flyweight fights. Further, I still had to fight Ray Borg and they were giving me no other choice. I accepted the fight with Ray and decided to deal with the unfair situation and despicable treatment by Dana and Sean after I succeed in breaking the consecutive title fight defense record in my next fight vs. Borg. Mick thanked me for accepting the fight, knowing that I was being screwed over and mistreated by Dana and Sean.

I wanted a reason for not being allowed any future PPV points. Sean Shelby called and told us how smaller fighters don’t sell, that UFC can’t make stars of anyone, and that a fight between Cody and I wouldn’t be a sellable fight. We disagreed. I think a fight between Cody and I would be popular if it was even given a small serving of the marketing efforts put into other big fights.

UFC has failed to market and promote me appropriately. Prior to my last fight, where I tied the record for the most consecutive successful title defenses, we waited to re-post UFC’s social media posts about me from their Facebook page. There weren't any posts until a few days into fight week, then, there were a total of two posts. In comparison to others who they promote across their social media platforms, they failed to do their job in promoting me and that monumental event. In my recent conversations, Sean and Dana have confirmed UFC’s lack of desire to put any effort into promoting us.

In addition to the above, I want to address the lack of marketing and promotion of the flyweight division, even though Dana will claim otherwise. I would challenge that the UFC doesn’t even market the division. It’s been three years since the UFC launched three new divisions in two years (2012 to 2014) where they focused most of their marketing efforts to grow female mixed martial arts, which I understand. But, we are now three years post-launch, and the company continues to do the bare minimum in marketing the division well past the launch of these other divisions. As a fighter, I pay very close attention to the amount of marketing that goes into and around my fights and I can tell you that you’d be hard pressed to find much that has been done to promote me outside of TUF 24, which was minimal in comparison to other fights, fighters and shows. With me, the UFC chooses not to market the best fighter in the world and arguably the greatest fighter of all time. I can’t think of any other sports organization in the world that has the best player in the sport where the league, or the organization, doesn’t market that player to their loyal fan base to sell more of their product. Look at my track record for showing up to fights. Look at my track record of finishing fights. Look at my track record of getting fight night bonuses. Ask yourself if you think that if the UFC decided to truly put marketing dollars behind me that they couldn’t sell me or my fights.

Completely unrelated — and after the accepted fight vs. Ray Borg — Cody Garbradt injured his back and TJ Dillashaw said he wanted to fight me. Dana told me he wanted me to fight TJ, which I disagreed with for multiple reasons. First, TJ has never fought at flyweight and is unlikely to make the weight, which would then eliminate the possibility of breaking the title defense record. Second, they have already told me that a fight between Cody and I wouldn’t be sellable, so fighting TJ would have no monetary upside. Third, TJ is not a flyweight or a current champion in another weight class and was KO’ed by the flyweight whom I beat twice already. Last, Ray Borg and I already agreed to the fight, which UFC tyrannically demanded, while denying me any future PPV points.

After telling Dana my reasons, Dana angrily told me that I am fighting TJ, once again, with no other option or say in my career, and against the plans we had previously laid out. He went on further to say that if I didn’t take the fight against TJ, and drop Borg as the opponent, he would get rid of the entire flyweight division. He said, this is for TJ and I’m taking away TJ’s opportunity. That fact that he feels that what I should do in my career is for TJ, tells where his priority lies.

Sorry Dana, my career is about Demetrious Johnson and my goals of fighting the best current flyweights, breaking the record of title defenses, going after the bantamweight champion after I have broken the record, and making money for my family. My career is not about doing for Dana’s buddy, who is neither a bantamweight champion or flyweight contender. We ended by disagreeing and left it there. The next day, Dana went to the media and announced that I was fighting TJ Dillashaw, in an obvious attempt to bully me in the media and tarnish my reputation. I posted a short statement letting people know that I had not agreed to the TJ fight, but had already agreed to fight Ray Borg, as demanded by UFC.

Dana put up an interview stating that it was “insane” that I didn’t want to fight TJ, that “he makes the matches and that is the match he is making,” and, “You tell me why DJ doesn’t want to fight TJ,” trying to make it as though I am scared or ducking TJ Dillashaw.

Mick spoke to me to try to change the offer from Ray to TJ. I told Mick that I thought TJ should fight once in the division first, prove he can make the weight and get a win at that weight, then fight me if I wasn’t already busy with Cody. Mick agreed that it made the most sense.

Later Mick called again, as mandated by Dana, to try to make the fight with TJ and drop Ray. We told him that we didn’t think TJ would make the weight and the fight would be off since it would no longer be a title fight without TJ making weight. Mick said they guaranteed that TJ would make weight. We told him that since it was guaranteed by TJ and UFC was demanding and putting me in a bad circumstance, then it is fair that if TJ didn’t make weight, the fight would be off and I would still get my guarantee, plus TJ’s guaranteed pay. Mick said that Ray would be on the card and he could fill in if TJ didn’t make weight. We said, oh, then which one do I train for? I thought TJ guaranteed he was making weight. Is it a world championship with the No. 1 pound-for-pound fighter on earth, or an amateur tournament where I don’t know who I’m fighting until I get there. Obviously there was no guarantee and they just wanted to push me to do something that they knew wasn’t a good choice for my career. The “guarantees” that they made had nothing to back them up and they were unwilling to give a real guarantee to compensate me for all the damage I put on my body preparing for a fight that may not happen. The fact that they said Ray will be a backup shows the lack of respect they have for what we go through in preparing for a fight at this level.

Mick went back to Dana and Sean, then came back and told us that they don’t agree with my request and I have to fight TJ with no guarantee to make weight or financial incentive if he doesn’t make weight. This is typical of the unfulfilled promises and bullying that has gone on through my UFC career.

In summary:

I agreed to their tyrannical demand to fight Ray Borg and Ray also agreed.

UFC has refused to give me PPV points on any future flyweight bouts, and has never given me any PPV points on previous bouts. My request was fair and the matchmaker in charge of the flyweight and bantamweight division agreed.

I gave UFC fair conditions to change the fight to TJ Dillashaw and they refused.

Dana and Sean have told me that they have no interest in marketing me or the smaller divisions, so when they say that I will make PPV money vs. Dillashaw, they leave out the fact that I have to hit certain numbers of buys, which will not be hit if they fail in marketing me like they have in my previous fights.

If TJ doesn’t make weight, I can’t break the record for the most consecutive title defenses and they have denied paying me in that circumstance.

Dana has made an effort to bully me in the media as well as in private, in order to get what he wants, even though it is not what is best for me or the sport.

If Dana says this will be a big PPV fight for me, and that they will promote it properly, then he can pay for it up front and explain to Ray Borg why he is being taken out of the fight that the UFC matchmaker in charge of the division put him in. Otherwise, it is just another lie and attempt to bully me to do something that Dana wants, but is not the right thing to do for the sport or my career.

UFC’s track record in making an effort to promote my fights, and Dana’s claim that this is a big chance for PPV dollars for me tells a different story than what Dana is stating to the public.

Ca rejoint ce qu'ont dit pas mal de fighters sur Dana et l'UFC, qui seraient des "bully". Si c'est vrai ce qu'il dit, ce sont vraiment des enfoirés les mecs.