Urijah Faber – Five Rounds with Emma

Live video weigh-in Results: UFC 199

UFC 199 comes from California. The main event, middleweight champ Luke Rockhold defends his title against Michael Bisping, stepping in for the injured Chris Weidman. The co-main event sees bitter rivals Dominick Cruz and Urijah Faber duke it out for a 3rd time, and as was the case the 2nd time, Cruz’s bantamweight title is on the line.

As always, before we get to the fights ahead we have to make sure they’re all on course to make weight. Live video of the weigh-ins can be viewed by pressing the play button at the top of the page.

Main Card BT Sport/PPV

Luke Rockhold (185) vs. Michael Bisping (185)
Dominick Cruz (135) vs. Urijah Faber (134.5)
Max Holloway (146) vs. Ricardo Lamas (145.5)
Dan Henderson (185.5) vs. Hector Lombard (184.5)
Bobby Green (155) vs. Dustin Poirier (155.5)

Preliminary Card BT Sport/FS1

Clay Guida (146) vs. Brian Ortega (145)
Beneil Dariush (156) vs. James Vick (155.5)
Jessica Andrade (115.5) vs. Jessica Penne (115.5)
Alex Caceres (145.5) vs. Cole Miller (146)

Preliminary Card (Fight Pass)

Tom Breese (170.5) vs. Sean Strickland (171)
Luiz Henrique (205.5) vs. Jonathan Wilson (205.5)
Kevin Casey (185) vs. Elvis Mutapcic (185)
Dong Hyun Kim (154.5) vs. Polo Reyes (155)

UFC 194: McGregor and Rockhold become New Champions

It only took Conor McGregor 13 seconds to become the new featherweight champion of the world, knocking out Jose Aldo with a straight left punch in doing so.
Meanwhile in the co-main event it took Luke Rockhold 4 rounds to dispatch of the former middleweight champion Chris Weidman via a TKO stoppage after putting on a classic brutal ‘Rockhold’ fight to become the new Middleweight Champion.
Max Holloway showed why he is just getting better and better with each fight by gaining a clear dominant points wind over Jeremy Stephens.[…]

UFC 194 was finally upon us, where the only featherweight champion the UFC has ever known, Jose Aldo will be defending his title for the eighth time meeting the Interim title holder in that of Conor McGregor at Las Vegas’ MGM Grand.

It only took Conor McGregor 13 seconds to become the new featherweight champion of the world, knocking out Jose Aldo with a straight left punch in doing so. It was not going to be long time reigning champ Jose Aldo’s night, but the night belonged to New featherweight champion Conor Mcgregor.

Meanwhile in the co-main event it took Luke Rockhold 4 rounds to dispatch of the former middleweight champion Chris Weidman via a TKO stoppage after putting on a classic ‘Rockhold’ fight to become the new Middleweight Champion.

Max Holloway showed why he is just getting better and better with each fight by gaining a clear dominant points wind over Jeremy Stephens.

Here are the full results:

Main Card 3 am UK

Conor McGregor Def Jose Aldo Via KO 0.13 seconds

New UFC Featherweight champion – Conor McGregor

Luke Rockhold Def Chris Weidman Via TKO 3:12 round 4

New UFC Middleweight champion – Luke Rockhold

Yoel Romero Def Ronaldo Souza Via Unanimous Decision 29-27 28-29, 29-28

Demian Maia Def Gunnar Nelson Via Unanimous Decision 30-26, 30-25, 30=25

Max Holloway Def Jeremy Stephens Via Unanimous Decision 30-27, 30-27, 29-28

Preliminary Card 1 am UK

Urijah Faber Def Frankie Saenz Via Unanimous Decision 29-28, 29-28, 30-27

Tecia Torres Def Jocelyn Jones-Lybarger Via Unanimous Decision 30-27, 30-27, 30-27

Warlley Alves Def Colby Covington Via Guillotine 1:26 round 1

Leonardo Santos Def Kevin Lee Via TKO 3:26 round 1

Preliminary Card Fight Pass 11.30 pm UK

Magomed Mustafaev Def Joe Proctor Via TKO 1:54 Round 1

Yancy Medeiros Def John Makdessi Via Split Decision 29-28, 28-29, 29-28

Court McGee Def Marcio Alexandre Via Unanimous Decision 30-27, 29-28, 29-28

Bonuses

FOTN

Chris Weidman vs. Luke Rockhold

POTN

Conor McGregor

Leonardo Santos

UFC 194: Aldo vs McGregor weigh-ins Aldo 145 lbs, McGregor 145 lbs

UFC 194 finally happens where Jose Aldo meets Conor McGregor for the featherweight title in this highly anticipated bout, whilst Chris Weidman defends his middleweight title against Luke Rockhold in the co-main event being held at the Las Vegas’ MGM Grand.

In what will be a should be a great grappling matchup we see Demian Maia take on Gunnar Nelson in a welterweight bout, whilst Max Holloway and Jeremy Stephens is one to watch for in the striking and fireworks department who meet in featherweight division. With the only change coming to this amazing card in the form of Jocelyn Jones-Lybarger, who replaces the injured Michelle Waterson who will face Tecia Torres in the women’s strawweight division.

Before we can get to any of the fights in hand, we must make sure they are of course all on weight.

Main Card 3 am UK

Jose Aldo (145 lbs) Conor McGregor (145 lbs) – UFC featherweight championship
Chris Weidman (185 lbs) Luke Rockhold (185 lbs) – UFC middleweight championship
Yoel Romero (185b lbs) Ronaldo Souza (186 lbs)
Demian Maia (170 lbs) Gunnar Nelson (170 lbs)
Max Holloway (146 lbs) Jeremy Stephens (145 lbs)

Preliminary Card 1 am UK

Urijah Faber (136 lbs) Frankie Saenz (135 lbs)
Jocelyn Jones-Lybarger (116 lbs) Torres (116 lbs)
Warlley Alves (171 lbs) Colby Covington (170 lbs)
Kevin Lee (156 lbs) Leonardo Santos (156 lbs)

Preliminary Card Fight Pass 11.30 pm UK

Magomed Mustafaev (155 lbs) Joe Proctor (155.5 lbs)
John Makdessi vs. (156 lbs) Yancy Medeiros (155.5 lbs)
Marcio Alexandre Jr. (171 lbs) Court McGee (170 lbs)

UFC Fight Pass Embedded: Vlog Series – Episode 3

On Episode 3 of UFC Fight Pass Embedded, strawweight headliner Rose Namajunas discusses the Bruce Buffer factor with her fiancé and cornerman, UFC veteran Pat Barry, then reveals the roots of her new hairstyle. Her opponent, Paige VanZant, starts the weight cut process with her Team Alpha Male training partners including UFC star Urijah Faber. Lightweight co-main fighter Cody Pfister relaxes by the water with his girlfriend, while his opponent Sage Northcutt finds himself even more motivated by the trash talk.

ufc fight pass embedded vlog series episode 3

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 Fight Night Manila Results: Frankie Edgar Has the ‘Answer’ & defeats Urijah Faber

For everything that a fight should be and a fighter, competitor for whom has always carried himself with such grace, Mark Munoz closed his fighting career on a clear, winning, dominant performance over the UK’s Luke Barnatt in what can only be defined as ‘OUTSTANDING’.

The UFC came live from Manila today, where it certainly did not disappoint and had a very emotional farewell to one of the sports most beloved fighters after winning his retirement fight.

Jon Delos Reyes with the RNC on Roldan Sangcha-an #UFC Fight Night Manila

In the main event Frankie Edgar literally answered everyone’s ‘answers’ in which he won every single round on the judges scorecards to clearly win over a tough opponent in ‘The california Kid’ Urijah Faber.

The co-main event went as much predicted (in my opinion) ,again, the judges scored every single round to Gegard Mousasi, for which he was tasked with the not so easy Costas Philippou.

Here are the full results:

Main Card

Frankie Edgar Def Urijah Faber Via Unanimous Decision 50-45, 50-45, 50-45

Gegard Mousasi Def Costas Philippou Via Unanimous Decision 30-27, 30-27, 30-27

Mark Munoz Def Luke Barnatt Via Unanimous Decision 29-28, 30-27, 30-27

Neil Magny Def Hyun Gyu Lim Via TKO 1 min 24 secs Round 2

Phillipe Nover Def Yui Chul Nam Via Split Decision 29-28, 28-29, 29-28

Levan Makashvili Def Mark Eddiva Via Split Decision 29-28, 28-29, 30-27

Preliminary Card

Jon Tuck Def Tae Hyun Bang Via RNC 3 mins 56 secs Round 1

Jon Tuck with the RNC on Hyun Bang #UFC Fight Night Manila

Kajan Johnson Def Zhang Lipeng Via Unanimous Decision 30-27, 29-28, 29-29

Li Jingliang Def Dhiego Lima Via KO 1 min 25 secs Round 1

Ning Guangyou Def Royston Wee Via TKO 4 mins 59secs Round 2

Preliminary Card

Jon Delos Reyes Def Roldan Sangcha-an Via RNC 3 mins 13 secs Round 2

Yao Zhikui Def Nolan Ticman Via Split Decision 29-28, 28-29, 29-28

BONUSES $50,000 Each

FOTN

REYES vs. SANGCHA-AN

POTN

JON TUCK

NEIL MAGNY

UFC FIGHT NIGHT MANILA: EDGAR (146 lbs) vs FABER (145 lbs) Weigh-In Results

UFC Fight Night comes from Manila tomorrow Saturday May 16th where Frankie Edgar meets Urijah Faber in a Featherweight showdown. In the Co-Main event it’s a clash of the Middleweights between Gegard Mousasi and Costas Philippou, and what also will be the last fight of his career no matter the outcome, his retirement fight will see Mark Munoz take on the UK’s Luke Barnatt in what promises to be a great finale to a great career.

Of course none of the bouts can go ahead before they all hit the all important scales first, here are the official results.

Main Card

Urijah Faber (145 lbs) vs. Frankie Edgar (146 lbs)

Gegard Mousasi (185 lbs) vs. Costas Philippou (186 lbs)

Luke Barnatt (185 lbs) vs. Mark Munoz (186 lbs)

Hyun Gyu Lim (171 lbs) vs. Neil Magny (171 lbs)

Phillipe Nover (145 lbs) vs. Yui Chul Nam (146 lbs)

Mark Eddiva (145 lbs) vs. Levan Makashvili (145 lbs)

Preliminary Card

Jon Tuck (156 lbs) vs. Tae Hyun Bang (156 lbs)

Zhang Lipeng (155 lbs) vs. Kajan Johnson (155 lbs)

Li Jingliang (171 lbs) vs. Dhiego Lima (170 lbs)

Ning Guangyou (135 lbs) vs. Royston Wee (137 lbs)*

Preliminary Card

Roldan Sangcha-an (126 lbs) vs. Jon Delos Reyes (125 lbs)

Nolan Ticman (126 lbs) vs. Yao Zhikui (125 lbs)

* Has 1 hour to cut the final pound to make official weight

UK’s Luke Barnatt to face Mark Munoz at UFC MANILA May 16th

UK middleweight, Luke Barnatt has a new opponent in that of ‘The Filipino Wrecking Machine’ Mark Munoz after learning that his original opponent Clint Hester was out injured with a broken foot for their bout at UFC Fight Night MANILA on May 16th.

UFC Fight Night Manila Munoz vs Barnatt — UFC Fight Night Manila
Munoz vs Barnatt

Barnatt (8-2, UFC 3-2) who is a former TUF standout, was first pick for Team Sonnen and is currently one of the top prospects in the middleweight division, he will also be looking to get back into the win column after dropping two close split decision losses against Sean Strickland and Roger Narvaez.

Munoz (13-6, UFC 8-6) had been vocal from the start that he wished to be included on this Manila card as soon as it was announced, although recently dropping a loss to Roan Carnerio on UFC 184. Munoz will have all the motivation he needs to be getting back into the win column.

UFC Fight Night Manila is headlined by the featherweight superfight between Frankie Edgar and Urijah Faber at the Mall of Asia Arena on May 16th.

UFC 175 WEIGH-IN RESULTS

Tonight we will get to see UFC middleweight champion Chris Weidman defend his title against former UFC light heavyweight champion Lyoto Machida. UFC women’s bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey will try to retain her title against Alexis Davis in the co-main event.

Before any of this can, happen last night it was time for the all important weigh-in’s for UFC 175 in Las Vegas. Check out the results below and how to watch.

MAIN CARD BT SPORTS 2AM UK/PPV 7PM P.T/10PM E.T

MW Chris Weidman [C] 185lb