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UFC 190 Rio de janerio Official Weigh-In Results: Rousey 135 lbs and Correria 134 lbs

UFC women’s bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey is set to make her next title defense against Bethe Correia in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The UFC 190 co-main is a light heavyweight rematch between PRIDE legends Mauricio Rua and Antonio Rogerio Nogueira.

Before we get to the fights ahead we have to make sure they’re all on course to make weight., so onto the scales first it is.

Here are the full results:

Ronda Rousey (135 lbs) vs. Bethe Correia (134 lbs)

Antonio Rogerio Nogueira (206 lbs) vs. Mauricio Rua (206 lbs)

Fernando Bruno (155 lbs) vs. Glaico Franca (156 lbs) – TUF Brazil 4 LightweightFinal

Dileno Lopes (135 lbs) vs. Reginaldo Vieira (135 lbs) – TUF Brazil 4 BantamweightFinal

Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira (240) lbs vs. Stefan Struve (265 lbs)

Soa Palelei (264 lbs) vs. Antonio Silva (265 lbs)

Jessica Aguilar (116 lbs) vs. Claudia Gadelha (116 lbs)

Preliminary Card

Neil Magny (171 lbs) vs. Demian Maia (171 lbs)

Rafael Cavalcante (205 lbs) vs. Patrick Cummins (206 lbs)

Warlley Alves (171 lbs) vs. Nordine Taleb (171 lbs)

Iuri Alcantara (136 lbs) vs. Leandro Issa (136 lbs)

Preliminary Card Fight Pass

Clint Hester (186.7 lbs*) vs. Vitor Miranda (186 lbs) – *Hester has 1 hour to lose .7 lbs

Guido Cannetti (135 lbs) vs. Hugo Viana (136 lbs)

RAGED UK MMA 2, Saturday, August 1st in Swindon : Full fight card and running order

RAGED UK MMA will be staging their second event at the M.E.C.A on Saturday August 1st following on from a great sell-out crowd of their first event back in March earlier this year.

With MMA coming back to Swindon, RAGED UK MMA has been able to benefit directly from securing the second show which is able to boast twelve fights, including four title eliminator bouts.

Gary Turland RAGED UK MMA Promoter (c) Point 5 Photography — Gary Turland RAGED UK MMA Promoter
(c) Point 5 Photography

The event is headlined by Swindon’s Phil Wells, training out of SVT/Scorpion Gym who faces Josh Collins from Huddersfield, training out of AVT under the tutelage of Ex-UFC Fighter Danny Mitchell.

The Co-Main event is Swindon’s own Alex Brunnen, training out of SVT/Scorpion who faces Bracknell’s Brad Watchorn who also happens to be a professional Ice Hockey Player aswell, he fights our of the Fight Science Gym in Aldershot.

Here is the remainder of the card and running order:

10 – Dale Thompson Vs. Craig Rawlins 3×3 mins Amateur

9 – Jay Tovee Vs. Chris Ogden 5×3 mins PRO

8 – Danny Nash Vs. Tom Enstone 3×3 mins Amateur

7 – Billy Glossop Vs. Guy Lewis 3×5 mins Pro

INTERVAL & RAFFLE

6 – Lee Curry Vs. Dave ‘NEMO’ Llewellyn 3×5 mins pro

5 – Oliver Harry Campbell Vs. Dean Hart 3×3 mins Amateur

4 – Tyler Thomas Vs. Shane Mansfield 3×5 mins Pro

3 – Chris Esworthy Vs. Nico Fabri 3×3 mins Amateur

2 – Jay Thomas Vs. Lawrence Jordan Tracey 3×3 min Amateur

1 – Wes Thomas Vs. Kevin Rodzeiwicz 3×3 mins Amateur

Tickets available from all fighters, The Forum, The Khyber, DREAMLOUNGE, Sailor’s grave or www.swindontickets.co.uk £20 0r £40 V.I.P

There maybe some limited tickets available on the day but could be subject to a surcharge.

‘Rumble’ is playing with the ‘Lion’ shortly after UFC 191 was announced Via Twitter

It appears ever since that is was announced a few hours ago that Anthony ‘Rumble’ Johnson will be facing Jimi Manuwa next on UFC 191, they have taken to good old twitter for a nice, funny exchange of words.

Have a read below:

Read and enjoy. I know I did. 🙂

Hope you enjoyed them as much as I did 🙂

UFC 191 comes from Las Vegas on September 5th.

UFC on FOX 16 Chicago Results: Dillashaw TKO’s Barao in the Fourth to retain Championship

The UFC came to Chicago for round two; in the main event it was T.J. Dillashaw who faced Renan Barao for the 2nd time to see if he could reclaim what was once his, the championship Belt.

But it was again T.J.Dillashaw who, kept onto his belt and standing firm to the naysayers that he won the belt by a fluke last time. Diĺlashaw held onto the championship belt by defending it from Renan Barao and stopping him in the Fourth Round via TKO, after being in complete control throughout the first three rounds.

In the co-main event we saw Miesha Tate take a unanimous decision over Jessica Eye, for which she will now face the winner of Ronda Rousey Vs. Bethe Corriea who settle their ‘beef’ on August 1st. I’m sure we will all get to see a Rousey vs Tate Trilogy very soon.

Here is the rest of the official results:

MAIN CARD

T.J. Dillashaw Def Renan Barao Via TKO 0.35 seconds Round Four

Still Bantamweight Champion T.J.Dillashaw

Miesha Tate Def Jessica Eye Via Unanimous Decision

Edson Barboza Def Paul Felder Via Unanimous Decision 29-28, 29-28, 29-28

Joe Lauzon Def Takanori Gomi Via TKO 2mins 37 secs Round One

Prelims

Tom Lawlor Def Gian Villante Via KO 0.27 Seconds Round Two

Jim Miller Def Danny Castillo Via Split Decision 29-28, 29-28, 30-27,

Ben Saunders Def Kenny Robertson Via 29-28, 28-29, 29-28 Split Decision

Bryan Caraway Def Eddie Wineland Via Unanimous Decision 29-28, 29-28, 30-27

Fight Pass Prelims Round

James Krause Def Daron Cruickshank Via RNC 1 min 27 seconds One

Andrew Holbrook Def Ramsey Nijem Via Split Decision 29-28, 28-29, 29-28

Elizabeth Phillips Def Jessamyn Duke Via Unanimous Decision 29-28, 29-28, 29-28

Zak Cummings Def. Dominique Steele Via TKO 0.43 Seconds Round One

Bonuses

POTN

T.J. Dillashaw

Tom Lawlor

FOTN

Edson Barboza VS Paul Felder

UFC on FOX 16: Dillashaw 135 lbs VS. Barao 135 lbs Official Weigh-In Results

UFC comes from Chicago for round two in the main event headlines in the form of T.J. Dillashaw who faces Renan Bararo for the 2nd time for the Belt.

In the co-main event we have the females leading the way ‘Cupcake’ vs ‘Evil’, to anyone else that will be Miesha Tate vs. Jessica Eye and the winner may also be looking at a future spot of facing the Queen of that division once Ronda Rousey has fought Bethe Corriea on August 1st.

Of course before all these awesome fights can begin, all fighters must make their contracted weight first, so hop onto the scales they do…

Here are the official results:

Main Event

T.J. Dillashaw (135 lbs) vs. Renan Barao (135.5 lbs)* * Renan Barao (135 lbs W/Towel) Made WEIGHT

Jessica Eye (136 lbs) vs. Miesha Tate ( 135,5 lbs.)

Edson Barboza (155 lbs) vs. Paul Felder (155.5 lbs)

Takanori Gomi (155.5 lbs) vs. Joe Lauzon (155.5 lbs)

Prelims

Tom Lawlor (203 lbs) vs. Gian Villante (205 lbs)

Danny Castillo (155.5 lbs) vs. Jim Miller (155 lbs)

Kenny Robertson (170 lbs) vs. Ben Saunders (170.5 lbs)

Bryan Caraway (135.5 lbs) vs. Eddie Wineland (136 lbs)

Fight Pass Prelims

Daron Cruickshank (155 lbs) vs. James Krause (155.5 lbs)

Andrew Holbrook (155.5 lbs) vs. Ramsey Nijem (156 lbs)

Jessamyn Duke (135.5 lbs) vs. Elizabeth Phillips (135 lbs)

Zak Cummings (170.5 lbs) vs. Dominique Steele (170.5 lbs)

UFC Fight Night Glasgow Official Results: Bisping picks up a Split Decision Win over Thales Leites

The UFC held its first ever event in Glasgow, Scotland today and saw ‘The Count’ take a split decision win over tough Brazilian Thales Leites in the Main Event. In the co-main event it was the ever durable Evan Dunham who got the unanimous decision against tough british fighter Ross Pearson.

Irish sensation Joseph Duffy, proved yet again why all eyes should be firmly fixed on him in the lightweight division by submitting Ivan Jorge Via Triangle Choke in just 3 mins 05 secs of the opening round.

Here are all the official results:

MAIN CARD

Michael Bisping Def Thales Leites Via Split Decision 48-47, 49-46, 48-47

Evan Dunham Def Ross Pearson Via Unanimous Decision

Joseph Duffy Def Ivan Jorge Via Triangle Choke 3mins 05 secs Round One

Joanne Calderwood Def Cortney Casey-Sanchez Via Unanimous Decision 30-27, 29-28, 30-27

Leon Edwards Def Pawel Pawlak Via Unanimous Decision 30-27, 30-27, 30-27

Steven Ray Def Leonardo Mafra Teixeira Via TKO 2mins 30 seconds Round One

Preliminary Card

Patrick Holohan Def Vaughan Lee Via Unanimous Decision 30-27, 30-27, 30-27

Ilir Latifi Def Hans Stringer Via KO 0.56 seconds Round One

Mickael Lebout Def Teemu Packalen Via Unanimous Decision 29-28, 29-28, 30-27

Robert Whiteford Def Paul Redmond Via TKO 3 mins 04 secs Round One

Preliminary Card Fight Pass

Jimmie Rivera Def Marcus Brimage Via TKO 1 min 29 secs Round One

Daniel Omielanczuk Def Chris de la Rocha Via TKO 0.48 seconds Round One

BONUSES $50,000 Each

POTN

Stevie Ray

Joseph Duffy

FOTN

Joanne Calderwood Vs. Cortney Casey

UFC Fight Night Scotland Weigh-In Results: Bisping 185 lbs Leites 185 lbs

UFC Fight Night comes from Glasgow in Scotland tomorrow afternoon where English Middleweight Michael Bisping, who has not lost on home soil for 5 years will take on Thales Leites in the Main Event. The co-main event will see lighweight Evan Dunham face durable, hard-hitting Ross Pearson.

In a change to the only female bout on the card Scotland’s Joanne Calderwood will be facing American Cortney Casey due to Australian Bec Rawlings having to withdraw from the card due to injury on eight-day’s notice.

Before any of the fights can take place they all have to step onto the scale first.

Here are the weigh-in results:

MAIN CARD

Michael Bisping (185 lbs) vs. Thales Leites (185 lbs)
Evan Dunham (156 lbs) vs. Ross Pearson (155 lbs)
Joseph Duffy (155 lbs) vs. Ivan Jorge (154 lbs)
Joanne Calderwood (115 lbs) vs. Cortney Casey-Sanchez (114 lbs)
Leon Edwards (169 lbs) vs. Pawel Pawlak (170 lbs)
Leonardo Mafra Teixeira (155 lbs) vs. Steven Ray (155 lbs)

Preliminary Card

Patrick Holohan (126 lbs) vs. Vaughan Lee (126 lbs)
Ilir Latifi (206 lbs) vs. Hans Stringer (205 lbs)
Mickael Lebout (155 lbs) vs. Teemu Packalen (155 lbs)
Paul Redmond (145 lbs) vs. Robert Whiteford (146 lbs)

Preliminary Card Fight Pass

Marcus Brimage (136 lbs) vs. Jimmie Rivera (135 lbs)
Chris de la Rocha (245 lbs) vs. Daniel Omielanczuk (242 lbs)

BT Sports subscribers can watch the event live via the APP starting at 3pm or on TAPE DELAY on BT Sports TV at 9pm in the UK.

The Ultimate Fighter 21 Finale Full Official Results: Wins for ‘Wonderboy’ and Blackzilians

It was The Ultimate Fighter 21 Finale last night where there was not only a new champion in Kamaru Usman but also a new champion team; The Blackzilians.

In the main event fight it was ‘Wonderboy’ Stephen Thompson who put a holt to ‘The Juggernaut’ Jake Ellenberger with two spinning hook kicks in which the second one dropped Ellenberger ending the fight in the first round.

Here are the full results:

Main Card

Stephen Thompson Def Jake Ellenberger Via KO at 4:29 Round 1

Kamaru Usman Def Hayder Hassan Via Arm Triangle at 1:19 Round 2

Michael Graves Def Vicente Luque Via Unanimous Decision

Jorge Masvidal Def Cezar Ferreira Via KO at 4:22 Round 1

Michelle Waterson Def Angela Magana Via RNC at 2:38 Round 3

Maximo Blanco Def Mike De La Torre Via TKO at 0:16 Round 1

Preliminary Card

Josh Samman Def Caio Magalhaes Via RNC at 2:52 Round 1

Jerrod Sanders Def Russell Doane Via Unanimous Decision

Trevor Smith Def Dan Miller Via Unanimous Decision

George Sullivan Def Dominic Waters Via Unanimous Decision

Preliminary Card UFC Fight Pass

Willie Gates Def Darrell Montague Via TKO at 1:36 Round 1

BONUSES

POTN

Stephen Thompson

Kamaru Usman

Jorge Masvidal

Josh Samman

TUF 22 NEW COACHES ANNOUNCED AS CONOR MCGREGOR AND URIJAH FABER

Interim UFC^® Featherweight champion Conor McGregor aims to lead Europe against Urijah Faber and the Americans to victory on The Ultimate Fighter^®

The next season of The Ultimate Fighter ^®will feature no shortage of star power as interim UFC^®featherweight champion “The Notorious” Conor McGregor coaches opposite Team Alpha Male’s Urijah Faber on the 22^nd episode of the UFC’s reality television series.

The Ultimate Fighter^®: Team McGregor vs. Team Faber will feature 16 competitors in the lightweight division and, in addition to a UFC contract; national pride will be on the line as McGregor leads eight European hopefuls against the Faber-led American squad. The sixth season to air on FOX Sports 1 (BT Sports in the UK) will kick-off on Wednesday, September 9th with a two-hour season premiere airing at 10 p.m. ET. The season will continue with 11 one-hour shows Wednesdays at 10 p.m. ET.

Since bursting onto the scene in 2013, McGregor (18-2) has taken the MMA world by storm. Declaring in July 2014 “we’re not here to take part; we’re here to take over” when referring to the Irish presence in MMA, the Irish sensation has done exactly that. Originally scheduled to fight Jose Aldo at UFC^® 189, McGregor defeated Faber’s friend and training partner Chad Mendes to claim the interim UFC featherweight title Saturday night by second-round TKO. Now he awaits his next fight, a highly anticipated title unification bout with Jose Aldo in the coming months.

The former WEC featherweight champion, Faber (32-8) has been vocal in his disdain for McGregor. Long considered a pioneer for the lighter weight classes, Faber has assembled one of the top gyms in the sport, Team Alpha Male, featuring UFC bantamweight champion TJ Dillashaw, No. 2 flyweight Joseph Benavidez and Mendes. Now, he’ll bring his high-powered team to Las Vegas in hopes of leading the Americans past the Europeans.

“Conor McGregor will not be fighting Urijah Faber. They will be just coaching and mentoring these young fighters. Obviously the best decision was to get Conor McGregor for the Europeans, and Faber’s such a great coach, has an amazing team, and has a lot to offer the U.S team.” Stated Dana White on The Ultimate Fighter 21 Finale last night.

New season of The Ultimate Fighter 22 debuts Wednesday, September 9th on FOX Sports 1 or BT Sports in the UK.

UFC 189 Official Fight Results: Conor McGregor becomes New Interim Featherweight Title Champion

UFC 189 came live from The MGM Grand in Las Vegas last night where ‘The Notorious’ Conor McGregor defeated Chad ‘Money’ Mendes in a ‘bloody’ two round war to become the new Interim Featherweight Title Champion. In the co-main event it was ‘Ruthless’ Robbie Lawler who held onto his welterweight belt in what was to be a five round ‘bloody’ battle from Rory Macdonald.

Here are the results from the rest of the card:

Main Card

Conor McGregor Def Chad Mendes Via TKO 4 mins 57 secs Round Two

NEW INTERIM FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMPION

Champ Robbie Lawler Def Rory MacDonald Via TKO 1 min Round Five

STILL WELTERWEIGHT CHAMPION

Jeremy Stephens Def Dennis Bermudez Via TKO 0.32 secs Round Three

Gunnar Nelson Def Brandon Thatch Via RNC 2 mins 54 secs Round One

Thomas Almeida Def Brad Pickett Via KO (Flying Knee) 0.29 secs Round 2

Preliminary Card

Matt Brown Def Tim Means Via Guillotine 4 mins 44 secs Round One

John Howard Def Cathal Pendred Via Split Decision 29-28, 28-29, 29-28

Alex Garcia Def Mike Swick Via Unanimous Decision 29-28, 30-27, 30-27

Cody Garbrandt Def Henry Briones Via Unanimous Decision 30-27, 30-27, 30-27

Early Preliminary Card UFC FIGHT PASS

Louis Smolka Def Neil Seery Via Unanimous Decision 30-27, 30-27, 30-27

Cody Pfister Def Yosdenis Cedeno Via Unanimous Decision 29-28, 29-28, 29-28

BONUSES

POTN

Thomas Almeida

Conor McGregor

FOTN

Robbie Lawler Vs. Rory MacDonald

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