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One of the easiest ways to stream that I've found lately is justin.tv...no login or download required.
TVU Player is also slick...
If Joe Stevenson loses that would mean he's dropped 3 of his last 4. Wonder if he could be in danger of being shown the door..
One of the easiest ways to stream that I've found lately is justin.tv...no login or download required.
TVU Player is also slick...
I'm streaming live...this card is kicking ass so far! Guaranteed to get at least 7 fights...probably 8 or 9...we'll see...
I know Leonard!...Ill PM you a couple things!
They're gonna have to give out more than 3 bonus' for this card...
One of the best events I've seen in a long time...
For sure!
So are you all enjoying it as much as me and Leonard did?
It was awsome. only 2 decisions!
Thought it was one of the best cards I've seen in years. My one small complaint was the Kos fight. I'm really suprised the fight was called so fast. When he hit the ground *his head did hit hard* He tried to come up saw him coming in so he went to pull guard and boom fight called really shocked on that one.
I know what your saying, and I too thought it was called a little fast, but a job as ref is to not let a fighter take anymore of a beating than he has too. I think when Kos hit he went limp, and thats why. I dont have a problem with it, but its understandable.
Here are the announced bonuses from UFC 95. All of the men took home $40,000 as a bonus, which is down from the $65,000 bonuses that UFC 94 fighters won:
- Fight of the Night: Joe Stevenson vs. Diego Sanchez
- Knockout of the Night: Paulo Thiago
- Submission of the Night: Demian Maia (his fourth bonus in five UFC fights)
Credit: MMAJunkie.com
I thought Dos Santos would get the KO bonus, but Paulo deserves it.
That was funner than a barrel of monkeys. One of the best MMA cards I have ever seen from top to bottom. As usual e over did the commercials but it didn't matter. wow wow wow
the best part was dos santos KOing the giant. lol lol lol
eyes rolled back...he is outttt
Thanks Dallas
Kos was out - he came back when his head hit the floor. It was a good stoppage. Once again, I am happy to have predicted incorrectly.
I just watched them on the DVR today, REALLY good fights for a free show.
good fights for a pay show^^^
Its impossible to predict how good a card will be. Its almost to the point where names mean pretty little.
real good fights last night. They put a solid card together with well matched and well prepared fighters. The production and the administration of the entire night keep UFC as the most fun to watch. they got their together
I felt bad for KOS, man i like the guy, he's for sure the better fighter and was winning the fight but man talk about one dimensional striking. For a guy who they say now trains 85% stand-up and as great an athlete as he is, what is he doing, just throwing one single left jab, followed by a huge over-hand right?? No combos, no leg kicks, nothing to the body, no hooks, just two punches. Even the worst of strikers will, eventually time and counter you, if that's all your throwing..
Diego looked okay at 155. Nothing special, going in i thought he might be able to push BJ, but now i really don't think so...
I dont feel bad for Josh, I feel good for Thiago. He just cant beat any Thiago...first it was Alves...now this.
Kos wins that fight 9/10. He had no respect for Thiago, you could tell..
Yeah I know....thats why I dont feel bad for him.
I feel for any top contender that is on the verge of a shot and gets shocked with an upset.. Another couple of good performances and he might have been looking at a rematch with GSP. Now he is way in the back of the line again. But KOS has to get more diversified with his strikes. He's waaay too talented to be throwing that 1 punch at a time, same two punches nonsense..
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