Fri Jul 10, 2009 3:17 pm EDT
After months of polls from Yahoo! Sports' Countdown to UFC 100, Cagewriter's readers have chosen the best UFC event ever. The winner is:
With 39 percent of the vote, UFC 92 takes the cake. The event was a winner on paper before even one fighter took to the Octagon. It had two title fights, Frank Mir vs. Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira for the interim heavyweight belt, and Forrest Griffin defending the light heavyweight belt against Rashad Evans, not to mention a grudge match betweeen Pride veterans Quinton "Rampage" Jackson and Wanderlei Silva.
The card delivered. Jackson knocked out Silva with a punch that is bound to be on every Rampage highlight reel, ever. Evans and Griffin, both winners of "The Ultimate Fighter," put on an entertaining fight until Evans took over and TKOed Griffin in the third round, winning the light heavyweight belt. Mir dominated Nogueira, his fellow coach on season eight of "The Ultimate Fighter." Mir won the interim heavywelght belt by TKOing Nogueira in the second round, the first time Nog had been finished in his career. Immediately after Mir won, he pointed towards Brock Lesnar, the heavyweight champion, and said, "You have my belt." Mir's win over Nogueira set up this weekend's main event between Mir and Lesnar.
Thanks for voting! Stick with Cagewriter all weekend for complete coverage of UFC 100. Steve Cofield will have complete results during the bouts, and Maggie Hendricks will have a chat during the pay-per-view portion of the card. Cofield will also have a post-fight show starting at 1 a.m. ET.
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I'm pretty sure Big John is still a ref. Kinda surprised ufc hasn't suggested him to commissions to ref fights.
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Everyone watch the weigh ins? Mir looked shredded. It's a coin flip for me and I keep going back and forth.
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Keep dreamin Nut :) NO ONE SURVIVES! THE BROCKTOGON!!!!!!! lmao XD
GSP..........GSP............GSP...........GSP..............GSP.....................................
I wish Dana would let Mazzi ref the fight just so Brock could get the folding chair from his corner and pwn Stevie's face with it!
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UFC 1, 2, or 3 were better events.
Because of these facts...
1) The Expectations of the Unexpected. We know now that two guys will come into the ring with a stand up game, a grappling game, and a submission game. When I saw a Kick Boxer (All Stand Up) versus a College Wrestler (All Ground), we was wondering who would win or when we saw a guy who was 275lbs fighting a guy who was 500+ pounds, that was entertainment because we knew what each one had to do just by looking at their size. But we didn't know the outcome because we didn't know what would prevail.
2) You had to literally train hard because you had to fight 3-4 fights that night to win the championship.
3) There was actually excitement whether you were cheering for Gracie or Shamrock because you wanted Shamrock to know Gracie out or you either wanted Gracie to avoid Shamrock so he could choke him out when he slipped up.
Now in days, we got too many kids watching and thinking they know everything about MMA.
I'm a big fan of MMA and Boxing but I see Boxing Observers way too different than MMA Observers because Boxing is still the sweet science. Many Boxing Observers know how the fight goes but we all know it takes just more than knowledge because Boxing requires a high excellence in every area of the sport versus MMA Observers who know about the sport and actually think it's that easy to apply it to the art.
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How is it that yahoo allows this nutpolisher to continually bash and badger other posters..in fact they remove other posts made by other's leaving those of that whack job who is forever talking about someone's mom and their lack off teeth polishing this and blah balh blah??...He has to be a yahoo tool....this is an injustice...
Or is it just Cofield assuming a his alter ego roll????
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