“… With all due respect to Amanda, I’m very happy for you and congratulations on your big night, and with all due respect to Miesha (Tate), thank God I don’t have to fight my friend”. There might have been talks about one more fight in UFC, but right now, Brock Lesnar said he has this month’s schedule all set up for his WWE stint.
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Turns out, he did just fine, besting Hunt for a 3-round unanimous decision victory.
I think I’d make him more unbeatable. “I’ve been gone a long time and I’m glad I did it. It goes for everyone out there, if you don’t stick your neck out, you can’t get ahead”.
“When i chose to make this comeback, it was a hard decision”, he said. While Ansaroff’s strawweight career hasn’t reached Nunes’ bantamweight heights, she has passionately supported Nunes’ rise in the crowded 135-pound division.
“She’s a very fast starter, very risky in the first round and she caught me fair and square”, Tate said. “I made sure she couldn’t come back anymore”.
The main-event star of UFC 100 finally seized the opportunity to be on another landmark show, and his performance showed that his inimitable athleticism hadn’t diminished.
Brock Lesnar says in a post-fight press conference that he is open to getting back to the Octagon again after his upcoming fight with Randy Orton in the WWE and its other storylines.
I feel awesome. I’m going to go back to Brazil and visit my family.
Lesnar, who turns 39 on Tuesday, left the arena with his head held high Saturday night. He also added that, by being in that list, he claim that he’s back in the game. Anderson Silva has made a substitute over Jones to continue the fight.
Cormier, a two-time Olympic wrestler, wisely took the fight to the canvas and grounded and pounded Silva. He’s been out of the Octagon since UFC 141 on December 20, 2011, and later rejoined the WWE and regained a world heavyweight championship belt. Many outlets were reporting that after Aldo won his match, he demanded he gets a rematch against Conner McGregor. This allowed Aldo to tag Edgar up and feed him knees for the last two rounds while he cruised to a solid victory. “One day at a time”, he said.
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Former heavyweight champion Cain Velasquez dominated Travis Browne standing up before taking Browne down and landing big shots to earn the first round stoppage win.
