Undisputed Fights

#'Anderson Silva vs. Dan Henderson 2' - For the UFC middleweight title with Silva defending. The first round was mainly Anderson with some good clinch work and leg kicks with Henderson occasionally replying with a few big bombs there. Henderson got some good takedowns but didn't really do anything when he got down there because Anderson had some good defense against reversals and strikes, and Anderson nearly secured two kimura locks. Even first round. The second round was all Henderson because Anderson gassed out from the clinch work. Anderson landed a few big flying knees. Henderson controlled him on the ground and landed some bombs on the feet until the end of the round. The two fighters toyed around at the start of the third, Henderson secured a takedown, stood up, they exchanged on the feet and he knocked Anderson out with a big right hook out of nowhere. Dan Henderson was the new UFC middleweight champion.
#Josh Koscheck vs. Thiago Alves 2 - The first round was extremely even on the ground and on the feet, with some good reversals and mounts on the ground from both fighters and some great kicks and punches from both fighters on the feet as well. Once again, the second round was pretty even, with Alves controlling the standup and getting takedowns whenever he wanted them, and Alves mounted Koscheck in about the middle of the round, rocked him with some body shots there, Koscheck got the reversal into full guard, and Alves grabbed the kimura and Koscheck was forced to tap.
#Mike Swick vs. Michael Bisping (middleweight) - The first round, Bisping predictably tried for a takedown, Swick defended all four of his takedowns, tooled him on the feet with superior striking. Swick took him down by catching a headkick, Bisping immediately began looking for submissions and Swick got out easily, dropped him twice on the feet after that. Bisping dropped Swick once near the end of the round. The second round was a bit more competitive. Swick tooled him on the feet once more, but they both gassed out. Swick got the takedown, went to side control. They traded reversals and near the end of the round they stood and exchanged on the feet evenly. The third round began... They traded some probing strikes that missed or were blocked for the most part, Swick sprawled and avoided a takedown. Bisping KOed Swick with a headkick out of nowhere of course.
#Nate Marquardt vs. Demian Maia 2 - The first round was extremely decisive for Maia. He controlled the ground portion of the fight, mounting. He surprised Nate and outstruck him on the feet as well and rocked him near the end of the round but Marquardt took him down and layed-and-prayed for the last twenty seconds. The second round Marquardt mainly went for takedowns and got it easily and ground-and-pounded and defended as Maia looked for triangles. They stood up and Nate dropped Maia with a right hook. Maia managed to stand and recover and they circled. Nate dropped his hands stupidly to throw a body kick and Maia KOed him with a quick combination.
#Martin Kampmann vs. Anderson Silva - For the UFC middleweight title with Silva defending. First round, Anderson just tried some flying knees and wild takedowns. Martin controlled the standup with some good jabs and basically defended flying knees and headkicks. Martin won the first round for sure, with his jab landing consistently and repeatedly and visibly frustrating Silva. Martin controlled him some more on the standup in the first half of the second round, got the takedown and controlled him on the ground from side control, landed knees to his heart's content and then let him stand up. Anderson was gassed, and he came in for a takedown as Kampmann missed a headkick and got it into half-guard. Kampmann grabbed the kimura, secured it and Anderson was forced to tap.
#Nate Marquardt vs. Rich Franklin - The first round was actually very even on the standup, as was the second, and neither rounds were spent on the ground for more than five or six seconds, it was primarily standup. Franklin rocked Nate in the third with a body shot and Marquardt spent the majority of the round staying away and getting takedowns until he got up. Nate came in to throw a combination and landed the combination and was backing off when Franklin knocked him out with a jab.
#Tito Ortiz vs. Forrest Griffin 3 - The first round was pretty much lay-and-pray when it went to the ground and Forrest probably won the round from that. Tito did control the standup when they were on the feet though. More lay and pray throughout the first half of the second round from Forrest. They were clinched near the end of the round, Griffin grabbed a jumping armbar and Ortiz was forced to tap.
#Anderson Silva vs. Forrest Griffin 2 - Forrest layed-and-prayed Anderson through the entire first round, got to the mount, rocked him, Anderson tried to get the reversal but he was too late. Referee stopped it by TKO with a few seconds left in the round.
#Thiago Tavares vs. Kenny Florian - Kenny controlled Thiago on the standup and on the ground. Thiago controlled him on the standup, got the takedown... Kenny kimura'd him with a few seconds left in the first round.
#Anderson Silva vs. Lyoto Machida - The fight was for the UFC light-heavyweight title with Machida defending. Even first round, almost entirely standup. Anderson controlled the first half, Lyoto controlled the second half of the round. Again, an even exchange on the feet during the second round. Anderson did some good clinchwork with some good knees. With twenty-five seconds remaining in the second round, Lyoto rocks him with a punch, comes with a Superman punch right after and knocks him out.
#Martin Kampmann vs. Rich Franklin - Martin controlled the standup, Franklin got the takedown and they traded reversals. Franklin got to the mount but couldn't do anything. Kampmann reversed him and they stood and Kampmann controlled the standup again. Franklin got the takedown and tried to ground-and-pound and Kampmann grabbed the armbar and he was forced to tap near the end of the first round.
#Rampage Jackson vs. Anderson Silva - Even first round. Jackson secured more takedowns but Anderson got to the mount, and he had the mount for about a full minute. Even second round once more on the feet. Anderson got the mount again. They stood and Jackson got some more takedowns and stood immediately so he couldn't get caught in any slick submissions. They were both gassed as fuck by this point, understandably. Anderson grabbed the clinch and landed a big knee that rocked Jackson and knocked him down. Silva pounded away while standing over him and got the TKO victory.
#'Nate Marquardt vs. Anderson Silva 2' - The fight was for the UFC middleweight title with Silva defending. Marquardt ontrolled the first round on the feet and on the ground, defending submissions. Boring on the ground but fun on the feet for sure. The second round was ALL Marquardt. He controlled the standup and the ground, mounting at one point. First half of the third and final round was all Marquardt too. He secured a double-leg, dropped back for a kneebar and got it.
#Rampage Jackson vs. Forrest Griffin 2 - Griffin won on the feet in the first round, and mostly on the ground, nearly had an armbar, it was really close, but Jackson got out. Second round was same as the first round really except Jackson tooled him on the feet and cut his right cheek. Griffin nearly had another armbar. Jackson got some takedowns in the later half of the round but Griffin managed to reverse into mount. Jackson survived for about a minute and Griffin finally got a punch through that knocked him out with nine seconds left in the round.
#Thales Leites vs. Michael Bisping - Leites definitely won the first round on the feet and on the ground, avoiding submissions from Bisping effortlessly and landing some good ground-and-pound on the ground and some excellent punches on the feet. Bisping landed some good headkicks though near the end of the round. One of them bruised Leites under his left eye apparently. Thales won the second round, landing punch after punch and kick after kick and takedown after takedown and bloodying his nose, and the most offensive action he got was in the last few seconds of the round when he got the takedown and mounted Leites. Third round was even too on the feet, but Leites landed just a few more big shots. Bisping got the takedown, Leites nearly got a kimura, it was close, but he escaped and got to mount and started pounding away and rocked Leites and before Thales could even try to reverse him and escape, the referee stopped the fight and Bisping got a TKO.
#Gabriel Gonzaga vs. Cain Velasquez - Cain definitely won the first round with good ground-and-pound, cutting Gonzaga above his right eye and rocking him at numerous points and Gonzaga barely survived to the end of the round. The second round was more of the same, and by the end, Gonzaga was cut REALLY badly under his left eye. He nearly managed to cinch up two or three triangles but Cain battled through. In the third and final round, Cain rocked Gonzaga three or four times but he survived to the end. All the judges scored it 30-25 for Velasquez by unanimous decision. Entertaining fight, though. Gonzaga had heart to survive till the end, Cain nearly had a few armbars on him while he was rocked.
#Heath Herring vs. Brandon Vera - Very even first round, mainly a standup brawl which Heath visibly really enjoyed. He had some good jabs and kicks and right hands landed but Vera definitely did good on the ground for the brief time they were there. Heath won the second round with the standup, defending most of his takedowns and cutting him under the right eye. Vera started to gas in the second round from all of the submission attempts he was trying when they DID get to the ground. Heath nearly had an armbar near the end of the round. Vera won the third round because he got to mount and layed and prayed. They stood up in the last minute of the fight and Heath dominated the standup again. All the judges score it 29-28 for Herring.
#Fabricio Werdum vs. Gabriel Gonzaga 3 - Werdum absolutely MURDERED him on the standup in the first round, just repeatedly landing jabs and flying knees and headkicks whenever he wanted to, pacing himself while Gonzaga gassed, and Werdum defended every takedown. The only time they were on the ground was when Werdum took him down. Gonzaga reversed and got to mount with a few seconds left in the round but Werdum definitely won the round. Gonzaga definitely won the second round, a very dominant round, got some takedowns and layed and prayed, rocked Werdum with some elbows from full guard, controlled Werdum on the standup because Werdum gassed. The third round was very even but Werdum won it with a standing big body shot combination, he must have landed thirty body shots without him defending. It gassed him out bad and he was hurt. It was a draw. 28-28 by all judges.
#Justin McCully vs. Brandon Vera - Very competitive first round with both fighters going even on the standup, trading punches, and on the ground, trading reversals and both mounted and both took each other's back. McCully nearly had a rear-naked choke at the end of the round. More of the same in the second round, McCully nearly had a triangle about a minute in. Vera landed some really good headkicks and McCully landed another body shot combination. Great fight so far. Another very competitive first half of the third round, with even standup and another body shot combination from McCully. Vera replied with one however and then landed a knee to the body that rocked McCully and knocked him down. Vera followed him to the ground after a moment and passed quickly to north-south while he was still rocked, grabbed the north-south choke and after a moment, McCully was forced to tap out with about a minute left in the last round.
#Yushin Okami vs. Anderson Silva 2 - The fight was for the UFC middleweight title with Silva defending. Okami definitely won the standup in the first round (dropped him with the first shot, a right hook) and ground exchanges in the first round, a completely dominant round, Silva had nothing to offer Okami in terms of competition except submission attempts on the ground and Muay Thai clinch-and-knees on the feet and half the time Okami was landing unanswered shots on the feet. Got two takedowns. The second round was much more even, Silva was on top on the ground for a lot of the round landing some really decent ground-and-pound. Okami nearly had two kimuras from the bottom and on the feet, Yushin controlled once more. Silva won the third round because he controlled the standup and ground a bit more than Okami did, landed some good upkicks too. Okami secured an armbar however and Anderson was forced to tap out to the submission.
#Drew McFedries vs. Anderson Silva - The fight was for the UFC middleweight title with Silva defending. Silva won the first round FOR SURE, landing repeated flying knees and headkicks. McFedries really tanked it in that round. The champion won it on the ground, too, pretty much lay-and-praying, going from mount to side control to north-south, not even trying to ground-and-pound. Drew started to turn up the heat on the feet at the start of the second round. They exchanged a bit and then Silva landed one of his flying knees and dropped Drew for the knockout victory.
#Brandon Vera vs. Rampage Jackson - God-damn that was a good first round. They were even on the feet and Vera DOMINATED the ground game, reversed twice to mount, landed some massive knees to the body from side control, landed some big elbows from full guard as the round ended. In the second round, Vera controlled the standup this time for a bit until he felt comfortable that Rampage wasn't expecting a takedown, got it, ground-and-pounded from mount, stood, Rampage got the takedown, Vera reversed into side control and landed MASSIVE knees repeatedly, like those ones where you draw back and a lot and then SLAM 'em in, over and over and over and over, until Rampage got rocked, and Vera kept landing them until the referee stopped the fight. TKO victory for Vera, baby.
#Ricardo Almeida vs. Rich Franklin - Hard round to score cause they were even on the feet and they both got mount in the first round but Almeida won it with better shots landed on the feet and in mount. Franklin didn't land a single shot in mount. Franklin almost dominated the second round, immediately got a takedown from the start, ground-and-pounded, got to mount twice, really turned up the heat, he definitely won that round. Almeida landed some good shots on the feet and got some good reversals and sweeps on the ground but eh.. Not enough to steal the round. Rich rocked Ricardo twice in the third round after landing a shitload of body shots, rocked him with an elbow standing and a body shot from full guard. Almeida survived like he usually does and dominated the second half of the round on the feet though. The judges scored it 29-27 for Franklin.
#Jon Fitch vs. Georges St. Pierre 2 - The fight was for the UFC welterweight title with GSP defending. Fitch got some good counter-takedowns into mount, ground-and-pounding and etc. in the first half of the first round. St. Pierre did the same in the second half of the round though.Fitch controlled the standup in the second round but then again, St. Pierre landed more ground-and-pound and was on top almost all the time when they were on the ground. Fitch was winning the third round on the feet and on the ground. Fitch was trying harder, landed the better shots, but St. Pierre landed some pitterpatter ground-and-pound every once in a while. They stood up and St. Pierre rocked Fitch with a headkick, Fitch survived and shot in for a takedown and St. Pierre rocked him with a knee on the way in and Fitch turtled up and pushed into full guard. St. Pierre grabbed the armbar and Fitch tapped.
#BJ Penn vs. Sean Sherk 2 - The fight was for the UFC lightweight title with Penn defending. Sherk controlled the first half of the first round which was almost exclusively standup, and Penn controlled the last half with his jab and better boxing. Sherk got him down, passed to side control as Penn was gassed from the body shots Sherk landed on him in the first half of the round, and... Well Sherk grabbed a kimura and got the submission win.
#Anthony Johnson vs. Josh Koscheck - Koscheck definitely won the first round with blatant lay-and-pray, Johnson looked so pissed at himself for letting Koscheck mount three times. Johnson was winning the second round on the feet, made sure it didn't go to the ground, Koscheck was shitty on the standup, Johnson was pwning him. Koscheck rocked him with a left hook out of nowhere, and right after that, he landed a body kick and dropped Johnson and pounded him out for the TKO win.
#Brandon Vera vs. Lyoto Machida - The fight was for the UFC light-heavyweight title with Machida defending. Vera landed shot after shot after shot, dropped him with a headkick, landed five or six big flying knees. In the second round, Vera controlled him some more, it was just embarassing, Vera rocked him with a flying knee, but Machida survived, backing off. Vera rocked him with another flying knee and landed blocked headkick after blocked headkick as the champion kept backing up. The adrenaline was pumping man. Vera knew he nearly had him, it was just a matter of time. Vera landed a big right hand that finally got through his guard and knocked him down and pounced and TKOed him to win the title.
#Cain Velasquez vs. Brock Lesnar - The fight was for the UFC heavyweight title with Lesnar defending. Boring first round, Lesnar gassed him out with lay and pray. Cain was dominating the first half of the second round on standup, took him down and layed-and-prayed, they stood up with about thirty seconds left in the round, Lesnar rocked him and knocked him down at the same time with an elbow and then TKOed him.
#Tim Sylvia vs. Brock Lesnar - The fight was for the UFC heavyweight title with Lesnar defending. Lesnar won the first round with lay-and-pray. Sylvia did his best to sub him or defend the takedowns but he couldn't do much. Sylvia sprawled-and-brawled throughout the second round though and definitely won it with superior standup and counters. He had three takedowns of his own, Lesnar had one at the end of the round with twenty seconds left and he landed no damage. Lesnar layed-and-prayed throughout the first half of the third round, rocked Sylvia with a body shot in the middle of the round and knocked him down and pounced, Sylvia kicked him off once and stood and Lesnar rocked him with a big right hook and knocked him down again and pounced and this time TKOed him.
#Karo Parisyan vs. BJ Penn - The first round Karo got a few judo throws, Penn mounted a lot though. Karo got another judo throw in the second round, Penn reversed into mount and landed some ground and pound, rocked Karo, the referee stepped in to stop it and Penn knocked Karo out before the referee could stop it.
#Brandon Vera vs. Forrest Griffin - Vera destroyed him in the first round on the standup, flurried constantly, leg kick leg kick leg kick headkick punch punch leg kick headkick and backed off and did the 'bring it on' gesture, Forrest came in and Vera did it again. Vera flurried some more in the second round and he was landing heavy shots, landed a flying knee and blood went spraying from Griffin's nose. Out of nowhere, Griffin's headkick sends Vera flying sideways spinning. Out cold.
#Nate Marquardt vs. Michael Bisping - Nate won the first round with better striking but Bisping mounted. The second round was probably Bisping's, he nearly had a kimura and then an armbar. Nate controlled the standup in the third and final round and Bisping gassed himself out trying to ground-and-pound over and over and over while Nate had fists fists up protecting his face. Nate waited until he was gassed enough, grabbed the armbar, tap or snap, and Bisping tapped.
#Dan Henderson vs. Nate Marquardt - Marquardt owned Hendo on the feet and on the ground in the first round, gassed him out badly with standing body shots, just toyed with him, this guy deserves his good record. Nate controlled Dan in the second round on the feet once more, rocked him with a body shot but Dan managed to survive, he rocked Dan again by slamming him to the ground, Nate transitioned to mount and knocked him out with the first shot from there.
#Gabriel Gonzaga vs. Cheick Kongo - Kongo got him down and mounted him twice, landed some good shots. Some really good shots, Gonzaga reversed and they stood and Kongo threw a head kick and knocked him out.
#Brandon Vera vs. Michael Bisping - Bisping just bullied Vera throughout the first round. He landed literally 97% of the landed strikes in that round. He cut Vera under the left eye, too. Bisping dropped Vera three or four times in the second round, body shot, body shot, body kick, body kick, and never pounced, just backed off till Vera recovered and stood. Bisping finally mercifully grabbed the clinch and knocked me out with an uppercut.
#Demian Maia vs. Thales Leites - Leites won the first round with lay and pray. More lay and pray in the second round from Leites, they stood, Leites clinch-whored a shitload, rocked Maia with an uppercut in the clinch, Maia survived, Leites clinch-whored some more, knocked Maia out with an uppercut.
#Brandon Vera vs. Dan Henderson - Hendo layed and prayed in the first round but Vera got it up to the feet a bit too and owned the action there, was on top a bit himself, Henderson got to mount once though. Second round started, Henderson immediately grabbed the takedown, mounted, rocked Vera, KOed him.
#Joe Lauzon vs. BJ Penn - The fight was for the UFC lightweight title with Penn defending. Lauzon definitely, definitely won the first round but Penn landed some good shots. Penn had two takedowns and Lauzon had like three. Lauzon won the second round with more superior standup and Penn was gassed out from the leg kicks Joe landed, limping around after Joe like an old man. Penn got one takedown to Lauzon's three. Lauzon dominated the third round again even though they were both gassed by then. He caught Penn with a good left hand and dropped him and pounded him out for the impressive TKO victory.
#Sean Sherk vs. Diego Sanchez - Sherk controlled the standup and the ground fighting in the first round, all Diego could do on the ground was attempt submissions off his back and gas himself out and on the feet, he just limped around from the leg kicks and ate big shots from Sean. Sherk controlled the second round some more, a really dominant round, Diego got some takedowns but he did NO damage there and just submission spammed and gassed himself out even more and Sean easily escaped and landed leg kicks as he was down. Sean dropped Sanchez with like his fourth punch at the beginning of the round, as well. Sean took him down and pounded him a lot, too. Cut him over the left eye. Sean controlled him some more in the first half of the third round, Sanchez got a takedown and tried a kneebar immediately, Sherk got out and they stood and Sherk came with a massive hook right on the BUTTON that knocked him out.
#Sean Sherk vs. Matt Serra (155 or 170) - The first round was pretty even on the ground, they didn't land any damage really on the ground, Serra got a few takedowns, Sherk got a few takedowns, Serra was in a dominant position a lot, Sherk controlled the standup. Serra layed-and-prayed Sherk literally throughout the second round, in half-guard most of the round but in mount in three occasions, landing big shots there at the end of the round. Sherk controlled the brief standup exchanges though. Third round = circling for a bit at the start, takedown by Serra, lay and pray. Cut Sherk bad on my right cheek though with that 'ground and pound'. All judges 29-28 for Serra.
#Dan Henderson vs. Rashad Evans - Henderson won the first round on the feet. The second round was hard to score, but mainly took place on the ground and went back and forth with vicious ground and pound from both men. The first half of the third round was even as well because they were both gassed. Evans got a takedown or two and they stood up from the second takedown and Henderson went for a hook and Evans landed a massive counter hook that dropped Dan for the knockout victory.
#Anthony Johnson vs. Georges St. Pierre - The fight was for the UFC welterweight championship with St. Pierre defending. Anthony controlled the standup for the combined one minute that they were on the feet. Georges layed and prayed the rest of the round, literally sat doing nothing in half-guard, got to mount twice and landed nothing signifigant. Snooze fest. Johnson landed more damage. He won the second round, kept it on the feet and counter-struck, cut Georges over his left eye, Georges got to mount again when he tried to snooze fest the last half of the round. Johnson got back to his feet and controlled the standup once more, St. Pierre nearly had an armbar at the end of the round though. The third round was all Johnson's too and with five seconds left in the third round, he knocked St. Pierre out with a headkick, trying to finish with a flurry.
#Josh Koscheck vs. Mike Swick - Koscheck controlled the standup and murdered Swick throughout the first round. Mike got one takedown and gassed himself out trying to GNP Josh, and Koscheck nearly had an armbar. Koscheck controlled the second round on the ground -- nearly had an armbar after Swick gassed himself out even more -- and on the feet, took Mike down, passed to mount, rocked Mike with a shot, Swick covered up and Josh kept pounding away and got the TKO victory.
#Karo Parisyan vs. Chris Lytle - Lytle layed and prayed throughout the first round and didn't land any damage. Or.. well some.. But Karo landed much more damage on the feet for Chrissakes, had two awesome judo throws. Lytle landed a few good shots on the feet too though, got a good takedown. Second round was a bit more even, Chris layed and prayed a lot though still. The standup was about even though to be honest. Parisyan landed some really good shots. Karo was winning the third round, Lytle was lay-and-praying and doing no damage... The referee had to stand them up TWICE. Finally, in mount with about forty seconds left in the fight, Lytle knocks him out with the first punch he lands.
#Josh Koscheck vs. Matt Hughes - Actually a tough first round to score. Koscheck won the ground fighting, but surprisingly Hughes dominated the standup. Hughes got to mount and landed some big ground-and-pound to close off the round and combined with his good shots on the feet, he might have stolen the round. The second round, however... Koscheck got the takedown, transitioned to mount and laughed and let him try to reverse like fifteen times unsuccessfully until Hughes gassed out, let him get the sixteenth reversal into his guard, Hughes postured up and tried to land some shots, Koscheck grabbed the armbar and Hughes tapped.
#Matt Arroyo vs. Diego Sanchez - They exchanged repeatedly from the opening bell in the first round with both of them landing big shots but to be honest, Diego was landing the better ones. Arroyo looked up at the clock and saw twenty seconds remaining in the round, took Sanchez down, Sanchez was gassed a bit more than Matt from leg kicks Arroyo had landed, so Arroyo grabbed a kimura and saw the seconds just counting down. With like maybe two seconds left in the round, Arroyo got the sub.
#Tyson Griffin vs. BJ Penn - The fight was for the UFC lightweight title with Penn defending. Tyson schooled the standup in round numero uno, Penn... well he didn't school the ground but that's the only place he really did good in the first round. Cut Tyson under the left eye with ground and pound. Second round, Penn gassed Griffin out with body shot combinations and Tyson got a takedown and Penn submission spammed -- armbar, kimura, and then BJ grabbed a triangle and got the sub.
#Brock Lesnar vs. Frank Mir 3 - The fight was for the UFC heavyweight title with Lesnar defending. Frank Mir took Lesnar down, pounded him out from mount, rocked him, Lesnar reversed and layed-and-prayed a bit. Mir submission spammed, gassed Brock out, Mir grabbed a triangle and tapped him out.
#BJ Penn vs. Georges St. Pierre 3 - The fight was for the UFC welterweight title with St. Pierre defending. Penn completely owned the first round, no question about who won that round. Georges did a little better in the second round but Penn still definitely won it, dropped him three times, once with an epic uppercut in the pocket towards the end of the round. St. Pierre got a few takedowns, but did no damage and BJ reversed each time. Penn controlled the third round once more, dropped him twice and on the second time Penn stood over him and landed some shots and rocked him, went to the TKO-try position, and TKOed him with fifty-four seconds remaining.
#Rampage Jackson vs. Rich Franklin - It was a very even first round, Franklin got down to the ground and gassed himself out trying to transition as Rampage repeatedly blocked aaaand... Rampage grabbed a guillotine laughing and got the sub win with five seconds remaining in the round.
#Joe Lauzon vs. Nate Diaz - Interesting first round, tough to call. Second round was also tough to call... Diaz won it with lay and pray. Lauzon won the third round with lay and pray of my own, Diaz rocked him on the feet, Joe ended the fight with a good flurry. 30-25, 30-27, and 30-25 for the winner by unanimous decision... Nate Diaz.
#Josh Koscheck vs. Georges St. Pierre 2 - The fight was for the UFC welterweight championship with St. Pierre defending. Georges did manage to cut Koscheck around his right eye but eh it was mainly blatant lay-and-pray in the first round and Georges landed nothing good on the feet, mounted twice though, remained on top almost the whole time and kicked Koscheck off effectively when he was on top. Boring bitch. The second round was a bit more even and as Rogan called it, 'a very close round'. Koscheck landed some more good shots, Georges mounted again, and Josh was more of a counter fighter, kept it standing a bit more. In the third round, Georges's 'ground and pound' finally caught up to Josh when St. Pierre got a takedown into full guard, rocked Koscheck from a body shot. Josh survived, St. Pierre rocked Koscheck with a body kick. Josh survived. St. Pierre grabbed the clinch, rocked Koscheck with a knee. Georges got the takedown and grabbed a kneebar and Koscheck was forced to tap.
#Thiago Silva vs. Forrest Griffin - Thiago controlled the standup cautiously for a bit, not underestimating Forrest and then Silva just said fuck it and... They had an intense striking exchange right in the middle of the Octagon for literally about a minute, whaling away with combinations. Thiago backed off, landed some headkicks and flying knees, got some takedowns, they exchanged again, Silva got the takedown and landed some big elbows from full guard that rocked Forrest and Thiago kept dropping the elbows and got the knockout win.
#Thiago Silva vs. Lyoto Machida 2 - The fight was for the UFC light-heavyweight title with Machida defending. The whole fight was just one big exchange, and Machida got a lot of takedowns and then stood up immediately. I guess trying to gas Thiago out. Either way, it worked, and Machida got a takedown near the middle of the round, saw Silva was gassed, grabbed the kneebar and got the sub.