Dana White Calls GSP vs. Diaz Reports ‘Bullshit’, Sheds a Tear for Chael Sonnen
Despite recent rumors that Georges St. Pierre and Nick Diaz are slated to face off at UFC 140 — and were the most likely candidates to coach…
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UFC 129 Recap: Couture’s retirement, Hominick’s heart, Machida’s kick and GSP’s eye
There hasn’t been an MMA event in recent memory that has been anticipated as UFC 129. In a throw back to the glory days of PRIDE in Japan, it was the return of Mixed Martial Arts in a big stadium. It was also only the 3rd MMA event in the province of Ontario, with a record of 55,000 in attendance, the biggest in North American history.
To make this historic event even sweeter, the UFC booked an extremely stacked card filled with old time favorites and pound for pound greats. But what the people were really -
Strikeforce Diaz vs. Daley CompuStrike Review: Time for Computerized Scoring System?
Last Saturday’s Strikeforce: Diaz vs. Daley event was one of the ages, with majority of the bouts ending with a dramatic finish. Three out of four bouts on the main card ended with a decisive finish. The one fight that ended in a uniamous draw was the bout between “The Dean of Mean” Keith Jardine and Gegard Mousasi. Thanks to the good people at Compustrike, we were able to follow every strike, every takedown, and every submission attepmpt. Let’s take closer look at Strikeforce’s main card from last
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Strikeforce Diaz vs. Daley Recap and Analysis
Paul Daley was walking into hostile territory Saturday night in San Diego. The fans may have been in the 619, but they brought the atmosphere of Stockton, California to the Valley View Casino Center. It was clear that Paul Daley was public enemy number one and they couldn’t wait to see Mr. 209 himself, Nick Diaz enter the six-sided cage. As soon as Diaz made his walk into the cage, the whole arena exploded. This was the main event and the first major Strikeforce event under ZUFFA’s rule. Even UFC president
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LowKick.com Strikeforce: Diaz vs Cyborg predictions
Nick Diaz (c) vs Evangelista “Cyborg” Santos
Daniel Cassidy: While Cyborg might not be of the same calibre as the Strikeforce Champ, he is a veteran who deserves the shot as much as anyone over there. While Cyborg will look to stand, Nick is clearly the better striker. I expect Diaz to pick up the win relatively easily, using his effective boxing before looking for the bigger shot to finish it and leaving as he enters, the Welterweight Champion. Diaz via R2 TKO.
Anton Gurevich: Unlike KJ Noons, Cyborg -
Scott Coker says Diaz vs Miller possible for 2011
The Grudge match people have been waiting to see might finally happen in 2011. In a recent interview with mmaweekly Strikeforce CEO, Scott Coker revealed he is definitely interesting in making a
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Full UFC 183 Conference Call With Anderson ‘The Spider’ Silva
Anderson Silva recently described his UFC 183 fight against Nick Diaz as ‘one for the fans’, and with the following that both fighters have it would be…
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War MMA Results: Baesman Edges Roberts
Nick Diaz’s War MMA put on their first show live tonight from Stockton, CA, and the bouts provided a solid debut for the promotion. In the main event,…
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UFC on FX 8 Results: Belfort KO’s Rockhold in stunning fashion
Well I can tell you one thing about tonight’s main event, if Nick Diaz was in attendence he probably wouldn’t have appreciated the spinning s**t that Vitor Belfort dished out on Luke Rockhold tonight…
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Demian Maia and Josh Koscheck reportedly set for UFC 163
Lately rumors swirled that Demian Maia might face off against Nick Diaz sometime later this year, possibly at the UFC’s return to Rio in August….