Ufc Essay

* After learning some of the history, some of the major rules, and the organizations associated with MMA I hope that you will be watching my favorite fighter George St. Pierre defend his title on December 11, 2010.

This is a fight that UFC fans have been dreaming about the second their first match ended.

“My partner (Casey Sparkman), he’s already stepped up this year and won big duals,” Miller said. “He’s a guy that’s going to step up. (Jairod James), he’s going to step up. He’s won two out of the three of his MAC starts. Our heavyweight, (Devin Nye), he’s gotten some big wins when we needed them.”

he boxed. His pro career was paying off and he was shooting for a chance at the Featherweight

Alvarez and GGG will be the biggest fight of the year and perhaps the biggest fight since Mayweather-Pacquiao. They’ll likely have catch weight in the 160-pound range that is comfortable for both fighters. At this moment, Canelo holds the momentum as Golovkin is coming off a slouch performance against a tough Daniel Jacobs, who seemed to get the better of Golovkin at times.

Less than one month later, Oscar knocked-out Cliff Hicks to improve his professional record to 2-0. Oscar continued his busy schedule over the next few years, fighting a total of eighteen times. He made positive progress in 1993, as he quickly climbed the ranks and turned into as a top boxing star. His biggest victory came against former champion Troy Dorsey, with a knock-out in the first round.

"This is a great matchup between two veteran heavyweights who can show a lot of the younger kids how it's done," said Oscar De La Hoya, president and founder of Golden Boy Promotions. "I'm really looking forward to this one and as far as picking a winner, it's a toss-up."

Both sides attack each other, which leads to the rumble. The rumble is basically just a fight. It could be pretty dangerous if you don’t what’s happening. “Darry turned to see who it was, and Paul swung - a hard right to the jaw that would have felled anyone but Darry. The rumble was on.”

match in the most embarrassing of ways. It's so bad that his license to fight is revoked. To make matters worse, his right hand's

The seconds ticked down, and junior Romelle Person knew it was now or never. He lunged over, swinging his leg for leverage, and pressed as hard as he could. As the clock ran out, Person heard the swat of the referee’s hand on the mat. He knew he’d won, and with that, Person became the first grappler in 22 years to win state for MRH.

While he may still be called for tune up fights with come-backing boxers or turning point matches with rising stars like Garcia, the best place for Malignaggi now is behind the microphone at ringside.

Now, it’s officially official. There’s no competition for UFC women’s bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey, who knocked out Bethe Correia in 34 seconds Saturday night at UFC 190. No, Cristiane “Cyborg” Justino shouldn’t be factored into the discussion because she has yet to set foot in a UFC ring, or prove she can fight at 135 pounds. Most fight fans want to see a dream bout between Rousey and Justino, but smart money would be on the same result as the rest of Rousey’s (12-0) other fights.

“ It felt great! And I think I was able to make coach Rouse proud, but I know that I can do better,” he assures me. I catch a glimmer in his eyes that I had not noticed before. I think it is hunger, he really wants that title and is willing to work hard for it. But so is everybody else, whether it is as simple as cheering his name as he crosses the finish line, or coaching him through four years of blood, sweat, and tears to get him where he is today.

After this weekend's explosive fight card at the O2 Arena in London, England, the table as been set for a big heavyweight bout between English upstarts Anthony Joshua and Dylan Whyte. At the conclusion of a great night of boxing, Promoter Eddie Hearn confirmed the two victors will meet in a rematch of sorts sometime in December at the same venue. Hearn later tweeted that the card has already been dubbed "bad intentions."

The next match will see the most dominant Champion in Kamikaze Pro history and someone who has an ego so big it has it's own area code take on someone who is equally as confident in his ability.