The UFC has made the move to Broomfield, Colorado this weekend for a stacked card set for free television. The card, which is headlined by a light heavyweight match up between Jon Jones and Brandon Vera, will be aired live on the Versus Network at 9 p.m. ET this Sunday night, March 21.
The weigh-ins for the event took place earlier this evening and are now in the books. Take a look at the official results below.
After a drama-filled tenth season of The Ultimate Fighter, which featured Rashad Evans and Quinton Jackson as coaches, the long-anticipated match up between the two former UFC light heavyweight champions was put on hold for “Rampage’s” film career. However, Jackson is back, and the match up is official.
The UFC announced today that the two 205-pound enemies will be looking to officially shut one another up at UFC 114 in Las Vegas, Nevada on May 29.
The WEC rolled into Columbus, Ohio’s Nationwide Arena Sat. night with WEC 47, featuring a bantamweight championship fight between title holder Brian Bowles and top contender Dominick Cruz. However, Bowles did not leave the octagon last evening with the belt he earned in 2009.
Dominick Cruz entered the fight with an interesting game plan that featured strange, but effective foot movement that seemed to baffle Bowles every second of the fight. The first round saw Cruz constantly stay active, while landing some great combinations against the powerful striker, who could not get his hands on the challenger. The second round was more of the same, and Bowles was falling behind on the scorecard, as Cruz continued with his confusing movement, solid combinations, and takedown ability.
World Extreme Cagefighting is set for its second event of 2010 with WEC 47: “Bowles vs. Cruz”. The event is set for 10 p.m. ET tonight and features a main event between 135-pound champion Brian Bowles and top contender Dominick Cruz.
Also on the main card is a bantamweight fight with major title implications between former 135-pound kingpin Miguel Torres and Joseph Benavidez, along with a featherweight bout between Javier Vazquez and mixed martial arts legend Jens Pulver.
The five fight main card will broadcast live on Versus at 10 p.m. ET. However, for the unfortunate folks with DirecTV and all others who will be unable to watch the fights live, Inside Fights will be bringing live round-by-round updates to you as the action happens. It may not be the same as watching it on your 52″ television, but please join us for the next best thing!
And we are live. For preliminary results, check out the results from earlier in the evening.
World Extreme Cagefighting invades Columbus, Ohio tonight with the highly anticipated second event of 2010 for the promotion, WEC 47: “Bowles vs. Cruz”.
This evening’s event features a bantamweight championship fight between the 135-pound champion Brian Bowles and Dominick Cruz, along with the return of mixed martial arts legends Miguel Torres and Jens Pulver, who are looking for a shot at redemption in the promotion and the sport. The main card will feature five fights and is set to air live on Versus at 10 p.m. ET tonight, March 6.
Stay tuned to Inside Fights for all the results from both the main card and preliminary card, as the WEC rolls into the Nationwide Arena for what is sure to be another exciting night of fights, courtesy of World Extreme Cagefighting.
World Extreme Cagefighting has rolled into Columbus, Ohio this week for WEC 47, set to air live on Versus from the Nationwide Arena on Sat. night (March 6).
The card is headlined by a championship bout between bantamweight belt-holder Brian Bowles and top contender Dominick Cruz. The card also features two legends of the sport looking for a shot at redemption, as Miguel Torres and Jens Pulver try to get back to their winning ways.
The weigh-ins for the event took place today (March 5) and are complete. Continue reading to check the weight status of Sat. evening’s competitors.
The Ultimate Fighting Championship made an interesting move this week with the signing of boxing great James “Lights Out” Toney, adding the boxing champion to the list of boxers looking to make a statement in the sport of mixed martial arts.
Speculation surrounded the situation between Toney and UFC President Dana White for several months and reached a high point at the beginning of the year when the two discussed a possible deal that would make Toney the most notable boxer to make the move to any mixed martial arts promotion.
It’s finally official.
The Ultimate Fighting Championship and legendary boxing champion James Toney have come to terms on a multi-fight deal after months of Toney making it clear that he wanted a contract with the top mixed martial arts promotion. The news was broke by FiveOuncesOfPain.com. Mike Chiappetta of MMAfighting.com later confirmed the news after speaking with Dana White.
The Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) is set for its debut on Versus next month, March 21, with UFC Live: “Vera vs. Jones”. The event is set for Broomfield, Colorado’s 1stBank Center.
The card features a main event between UFC top prospect Jon “Bones” Jones and Brandon “The Truth” Vera. Also on the card, heavyweight prospect Junior dos Santos looks to continue his rampage in the division against former top contender Gabriel Gonzaga.
The card is coming together nicely less than one month away from the set date. Let’s take a look at both the main and preliminary card.
World Extreme Cagefighting (WEC) is invading Columbus, Ohio on March 6 with the promotion’s second card of 2010, WEC 47.
The card is headlined by a bantamweight championship brawl between champion Brian Bowles and challenger Dominick Cruz. The card also features the return of two mixed martial arts legends, as former longtime WEC 135-pound champion Miguel Torres and first ever UFC lightweight champion Jens Pulver look for victory and a shot at redemption.
The entire five-fight main card is set to air live on Versus on March 6. Let’s take a look at the main and preliminary cards set for the first weekend in March.