Harbinger

http://www.theprovince.com/health/injury+woes+continue+more+changes+made+card/2272799/story.html As of right now the UFC doesn't have a heavyweight division

I saw it all. He didn't get robbed. His only real argument could be that it should have gone down as a draw. But he definitely didn't get robbed. Even if a judge saw it two rounds to one for tito. The third round was a 10-8 for sure.

Post fight should be streamed here soon. It says about 20 minutes. You'll need silverlight to view it. 10 minutes http://www.caged-in.com/?p=1250

He definitely faked the eye, and as for the gif...... I know a guy that knows a guy.

I posted a quick gif of it a page back.

You have mail..

Forrest won . Split decision. You guys need to try sopcast. You can always restart it instantly.

Griffin always leaves it all in the ring. Too often though, he ends up running out of the ring literally in tears.

Hope the next fight looks something like this.

Koschek the faker. Corsican Koschek

Damn George is going to be bragging about this on the Hour for weeks.

I hope George Stroumboulopoulos totally kicks donkey.

I just saw one of the biggest lightning strikes I have seen in a long time. House shook something fierce.

Taken from a thread on sherdog I found to be a little humorous.

Response from clinch gear.

http://www.fightersonlymagazine.co.uk/news/viewarticle.php?id=3440

Who are the better opponents he has access to in the ufc? Some up and comers Mir and Lesnar? It could be argued pretty easily that 50 percent of the guys worth fighting in the heavyweights are not even in the ufc. He has told Dana White he'll fight any UFC guy Dana wants. But he is also going to dictate some of the ground rules. The UFC can't stand not owning fighters and not being able to manipulate them. Fedor is so great he can dictate his positions and demands and promotions will either do it and gain notoriety in having the baddest man on the planet. Or they will not and they will suffer credibility issues till he either loses a few or he retires. No matter what happens here, it is up to the UFC to capitulate and cross promote or they will keep suffering this dark shadow of doubt when it comes to the most important weight class in all fight sports. http://network.nationalpost.com/np/blogs/postedsports/archive/2009/11/16/injuries-illness-decimating-ufc-s-heavyweight-class.aspx

Of course Dana wants Fedor to fight under the UFC banner. It has nothing to do with who he fights. It has to do with having credibility for his Heavyweight division. It's the reason why he won't give in on the single fight deals as well as allowing him to fight in other promotions or to co promote. The very worst thing that could happen to the UFC is that Fedor comes in for one fight. Beats the UFC Champion and then leaves to go fight somewhere else. Fedor has made a point of saying that he will not fight for the UFC if he then gets stuck there and becomes proprietary of the UFC rather than the way he has it now where he is allowed to fight anywhere he wants. I actually prefer the way he wants it where there is cross promotions and access to a larger field of opponents. Fedor is not saying he won't fight UFC opponents. He just won't be their female dog.

That's Fedors M.O. He always bleeds. he always takes some punches. He always looks like someone can take advantage of him. He always wins.

The only difference is this is the fight game. The UFC isn't the home of the elite in mma. It's just home to the guys that Dana thinks will sell PPV's or guys he can sign for pittance. I am also not suggesting the Brock is not a good fighter. But he by no measure can even be considered in the same category as a guy who has been at the pinnacle of the sport for 9 years with no signs of slowing down. If we go back to your hockey analogy. The best hockey team is not the one that wins the stanley cup. It's the presidents cup trophy winner. That is the team that was consistantly the best. The stanley cup winner might end up being the presidents cup trophy winner. But it could also be the 8th place team of either division which could in fact be the 16th best team who happened to get lucky or hot when the time was right.

Because your anonymous internet forum guarantee counts for something. Barry Bonds was clean too. Right up until they new what they were looking for and retested his old samples. Oops. turned out he was using.

Let him? Letting him do steroids has nothing to do with actually using steroids. Amateur sports are so full of steroids at the moment it's ridiculous. Not to mention 15 years ago. Steroid use was almost common place when I was in highschool, and became more and more predominant every year. So I don't know what your collegiate wrestling position has anything to do with the actual use of steroids.

Barry Bonds, Alex Rodriguez, Mark McGuire, Rafael Palmero. They all weren't on Steriods either.