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Re: Does Anyone Know if TVU will have the fights tonight?
« Reply #75 on: May 23, 2009, 01:26:49 PM »
Parts of it did, it's hit and miss, same thing with justintv....

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Re: Does Anyone Know if TVU will have the fights tonight?
« Reply #76 on: May 23, 2009, 03:52:51 PM »
Any links yet for the fight? Is the Justin tv up yet? ???

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DAVE KAPLAN VS. GEORGE ROOP

Round 1 - Kaplan works kicks and Roop punches, but little lands early. Roop misses with a head kick. Roop partially connects on a combination of punches and follows a bit later with a nice body kick. Roop scores one of his own. Kaplan has a trickle of blood coming from the bridge of his nose. Kalplan lands an overhand right as Roop moves in. The fighters continue trading punches and kicks with no sense this fight will go to the ground. Roop with a nice front kick to the body, but Kaplan connects on the second part of his combination with a left. Kaplan becomes the aggressor and punches through Roop's reach. Roop throws a head kick that partially connects, but Kaplan shakes it off. Roop lands an uppercut and body kick, and Kaplan shoots, scores the takedown and backs Roops into the fence. Kaplan stands and eats an upkick and then backs off and allows his opponent to do the same. Both fighters get in a few more licks before the end of the round. It's a close one, but MMAjunkie.com scores it 10-9 for Kaplan.

Round 2 - After trading punches, Roop jumps with a flying knee. Kaplan catches it and puts his opponent on his back. Kaplan postures up to try to improve his position, but Roop again connects a solid upkick. With Kaplan in guard, Roop delivers elbows to Kaplan's head and then kicks to create distance and get back to his feet. Roop again goes with a head kick that's blocked. Roop with a nice right jab, right body kick combo before Kaplan clinches. With Roops pressed against the cage, Kaplan grabs a leg and scores the trip takedown. Kaplan can do little with the position before Roop again kicks his way free. The fighters again trade punches with few landing. Roop throws a low kick, and Kaplan shoots, presses him against the cage and frantically tries for the takedown. After 20 seconds of trying, he finally takes Roop to the mat. Working from inside guard, Kaplan's short stature makes him an easy mark for Roop's elbows. Roop ties up his arms and delivers a decent amount of damage from below as the round comes to a close. It's another close one, and despite Kaplan's takedowns, MMAjunkie.com scores it 10-9 for Roop for overall damage.

Round 3 - Kaplan takes the center of the cage, waits for Roop and lands a nice leg kick. Roop again telegraphs a head kicks that his opponent easily dodges. Kaplan continues having some success with a punch-low-kick combo before grabbing a leg and forcing the fight to the ground. Kaplan quickly takes sidemount, drops some short punches and then hops into full mount. Roop ties him up, shoves and knees Kaplan to create distance and gets back to his feet. Kaplan again shoots for the double, but Roop easily sprawls free. Fatigue sets in as the fighters trade sloppy blows. Kaplan dips for a single leg, presses Roop against the cage and works for nearly a minute before a failed judo toss. Back to the center of the cage, both fighters swing wildly with heavy arms and deep breaths. Roop eats a low kick but finally lands a head kick. Kaplan easily shakes it off, dips for a single leg and presses Roop against the cage. The action stalls before Kaplan steps away and misses with a wild right. The crowd cheers loudly as we enter the final seconds of the fight. MMAjunkie.com scores it 10-9 for Kaplan, but the fight could go either way on the scorecards.

George Roop def. Dave Kaplan via split decision (29-28, 27-30, 30-27)

BRANDON WOLFF VS. YOSHIYUKI YOSHIDA

Round 1 - After 40 seconds, Yoshida throws the fight's first strike and misses with the kick. Wolff throws a punch, and Yoshida immediately swarms, clinches and puts Wolff against the cage. The fighters fight for position while clinched. Yoshida delivers a knee to the body and shoulder jab before locking in a guillotine, pulling guard and wrapping up Wolff. Wolff tries to fight it off for a good 30 seconds, but he's eventually forced to tap once Yoshida locks in the body triangle.

Yoshiyuki Yoshida def. Brandon Wolff via submission (guillotine choke) - Round 1, 2:24

ANDRE GUSMAO VS. KRZYSZTOF SOSZYNSKI

Round 1 - Soszynski is all smiles as the fighters touch gloves. He then bumrushes Gusmao, puts him against the cage but then eats a few knees to the body. The action briefly stops when Gusmao lands a low blow. Gusmao drops Soszynski and follows with a punch (might've been a trip). Soszynski is fine, and the action is stopped when it's Soszynski who lands the low blow this time. Soszynski becomes the aggressor, but Soszynski sidesteps the advances. Back to the center of the cage, and Gusmao lands a nice front kick to the body. The pace slows a bit as both fighters circle. Gusmao delivers a nice straight right before Soszynski lands a nice left cross. Soszynski throws a flurry as Gusmao backs up and then slows Soszynski with a body kick. Soszynski unloads a combo and connects on a right hook that stuns and then drops Gusmao. Gusmao briefly appears out cold as Soszynski delivers the final blows before a TKO stoppage.

Krzysztof Soszynski def. Andre  Gusmao via TKO (strikes) - Round 1, 3:17

KYLE BRADLEY VS. PHILLIPE NOVER

Round 1 - Little action early before Bradley lands a lunging right to the body 25 seconds in. Nover answers with a body kick. Both fighters trade wildly, and Nover eats a left as he charges in. Bradley continues the assault and scoops up and drops Nover hard to the mat. Bradley follows with a barrage of blows as Nover goes limp and face first into the mat. Referee Yves Lavigne jumps in to stop the fight, but Nover continues fighting. Bradley briefly jumps back in and then looks at the ref for instruction. Lavigne finally jumps in between the fighters and calls a stoppage. Nover quickly gets to his feet and complains, and a chorus of boos fills the arena. Honestly, though, it was a good stoppage. Lavigne's hesitation was the only thing wrong with the fight.

Kyle Bradley def. Phillipe Nover via TKO (strikes) Round 1, 1:03

PAT BARRY VS. TIM HAGUE

Round 1 - All smiles as the fighters touch gloves. Hague throws the first punches and forces Barry to retreat before he charges forward with a looping right that partially connects. Barry, a smaller heavyweight, showing the speed and elusiveness he talked about. Barry stuns Hague with a combo and head kick and has his dazed. But Hague grabs hold and forces the fight to the mat to regroup. Barry takes to his knees, and Hague blankets him and locks in a guillotine choke when Barry pops out his head. After locking in the body triangle, Barry is forced to tap.

Tim Hague def. Pat Barry via submission (guillotine choke) - Round 1, 1:43


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BROCK LARSON VS. MIKE PYLE

Round 1 - Two quick welterweights touch gloves, and we're underway. Pyle misses some leg kicks, and Larson finally lands the first punch 50 seconds into the fight. He quickly clinches and takes Larson to the mat. Larson must pull free of an armbar attempt and then defend Pyle's additional swift ground work that ties him up. Eventually, Larson stands over his opponent, dodges a triangle choke, throws some ground and pound, stands up, eats another upkick and then takes to his knees and tries to lock in a guillotine with Pyle on his back. Pyle escapes but Larson secures an arm-triangle choke from half guard. Pyle struggles. Larson locks it in tighter, and Pyle eventually relents and taps.

Brock Larson def. Mike Pyle via submission (arm-triangle choke) - Round 1, 3:06

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Re: Does Anyone Know if TVU will have the fights tonight?
« Reply #79 on: May 23, 2009, 06:57:11 PM »
tvu worked for like an hour on the last ppv, then shut off.

anyone got a link?

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Re: Does Anyone Know if TVU will have the fights tonight?
« Reply #80 on: May 23, 2009, 07:01:36 PM »
justinTV is shut down and for sale for 2 million and TVU has been giving me fits...

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Re: Does Anyone Know if TVU will have the fights tonight?
« Reply #82 on: May 23, 2009, 07:13:59 PM »
justinTV is shut down and for sale for 2 million and TVU has been giving me fits...
tvu is working fine right now. Justintv blows, keeps stopping.
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FRANKIE EDGAR VS. SEAN SHERK

Round 1 - The fighters trade punches in the center of the cage, but nothing lands Sherk graze his opponent with a right. Edgar returns one of his own. Edgar fakes a shoot that Sherk easily reocgnizes. Clinched against the cage, Edgar backs off, and we restart. The sparring match continues in the center of the cage. Edgar with a nice shot and then follows with a right that gets through. Edgar grabs a single leg and puts Sherk up against the cage, but he's forced to give it up. Sherk snaps off a leg kick, but Edgar grabs it and puts Sherk on his back. Sherks back out to get to his feet, and Edgar slaps on a guillotine from north-south position. Sherk escapes, though, and gets back to his feet. The fighters continue trading in the center of the cage, but again, most shots are blocked. Sherk lunges with a nice right. Edgar lands a leg kick, but Sherk makes his pay with a combination as the horn sounds. It's a close round, but MMAjunkie.com scores it 10-9 for Edgar.

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Re: Does Anyone Know if TVU will have the fights tonight?
« Reply #84 on: May 23, 2009, 07:25:33 PM »
tvu is working fine right now. Justintv blows, keeps stopping.

Couldnt get TVU  to load for me worth shit.. This Blogspot is streaming non stop.

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Re: Does Anyone Know if TVU will have the fights tonight?
« Reply #85 on: May 23, 2009, 07:28:11 PM »
Couldnt get TVU  to load for me worth shit.. This Blogspot is streaming non stop.
Yeah TVU just shut down, the blogspot looks good.
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Re: Does Anyone Know if TVU will have the fights tonight?
« Reply #86 on: May 23, 2009, 07:31:10 PM »
Yeah TVU just shut down, the blogspot looks good.

I am just glad that people stream this shit for my Broke A$$

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Round 2 - Sherk stalks Edgar and backs him up with a right. Sherk doesn't have the reach to land any jabs, and Edgar sidesteps his blows. Edgar tries to clinch and eats a right before backing up. Edgar takes to the center of the cage and pops Sherk with a body kick. The fighters again trade blows in the center of the cage. Edgar shoots, Sherk sprawls, but Edgar connects with a knee to the body before they split. Sherk continues to stalk as Edgar slowly circles around the cage. Edgar sets up a nice right, but Sherk shows no ill effects and lands a looping right of his own. Sherk goes low then high with a combo and then gets through a left. Edgar again goes low-high to connect. The fighters collide in the center of the cage and trade blows. Edgar lands the best shot, but Sherk connects on consecutive strikes. A low blow from Edgar briefly stops the fight. Edgar shoots, Sherk sprawls and Edgar whiffs on a head kick that forces him off balance.  MMAjunkie.com scores another close round for Edgar, 10-9.

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Round 3 - Sherk swings with a sense of urgency, but Edgar patiently waits for an opening while circling away. Edgar throws a lazy hook, and Sherk makes him pay with a lightning-quick double-leg takedown. Edgar, though, quickly gets back to his feet. Both fighters look to shoot and knock noggins. Edgar goes high with a head kick that basically just lands as a face slap. Back to the center of the cage, and the pace slows a bit. Edgar shoots, Sherk quickly sees it coming, and we restart in the center of the cage. This time Sherk shoots. Edgar sprawls and easilt defends from the takedown. The fighters trade punches again, and Edgar counters with a solid three-punch combo that lands. He then stuff Sherk's shot and makes him pay with a quick right. With 10 seconds left, Sherk shoots one final time, locks in a deep guillotine and pulls guard before the horn sounds. MMAjunkie.com scores it 10-9 for Edgar (though the fight was a lot closer than our 30-27 score would indicate).

Frankie Edgar def. Sean Sherk via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27).

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BJ's hard work all these years has turned to shit!
« Reply #89 on: May 23, 2009, 07:38:25 PM »
The fans hate the guy.. They just showed him on the Titan Tron and the whole arena booed his ass... All he could do was smile.. Damn that sucks cause he used to be a fan favorite for a lot of people..

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Re: Does Anyone Know if TVU will have the fights tonight?
« Reply #90 on: May 23, 2009, 07:41:07 PM »
I am just glad that people stream this shit for my Broke A$$
For sure, Big-Tymer came through tonight.
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Re: BJ's hard work all these years has turned to shit!
« Reply #91 on: May 23, 2009, 07:41:44 PM »
I booed him from my computer chair. ;D
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Re: Does Anyone Know if TVU will have the fights tonight?
« Reply #92 on: May 23, 2009, 07:47:37 PM »
fuck buying a ppv with like one good fight on the card.  ufc 92 i would have paid for, but that was about the only one

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Re: Does Anyone Know if TVU will have the fights tonight?
« Reply #93 on: May 23, 2009, 07:49:31 PM »
fuck buying a ppv with like one good fight on the card.  ufc 92 i would have paid for, but that was about the only one

No doubt, I aint even got Cable anymore, thought Netflix was a better option. Other then Sports I don't miss anything, but I watch the Internet more now ha-ha.

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DAN MILLER VS. CHAEL SONNEN

Round 1 - Sonnen's low kick is countered with a punch from Miller. Sonnen shoots, locks in a guillotine, pulls guard, locks in the body triangle and squeezes with everything he's got. Sonnen is bright red and nearly out before he miraculously frees his head. Sonnen postures up and rains down a blow before dropping into his opponent's guard. Miller pulls him tight, but Sonnen rises up and rains down a left. Miller looks for an out from below and rolls to try to improve his position. However, it only allows Sonnen to secure sidemount. Miller uses a bit of butterfly guard, but Miller pops him with jabs before he returns to full guard. Sonnen delivers some elbow strikes and then stands up and rains down another big blow to the kisser. Miller frantically looks for a triangle choke, but Sonnen returns to full guard and presses his forearm into his opponent's neck. Sonnen delivers a few more short strikes before the round ends. Miller nearly ended it early, but Sonnen did enough to take the round on MMAjunkie.com's scorecard, 10-9.

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Round 2 - The fighters trade kicks. Miller catches one, but after a scramble for position, the fighters clinch against the cage, where Sonnen scoops up Miller and slams him to the mat. Sonnen again gets trapped in a guillotine, but he frees himself and works the body with punches. Miller tries to pull him tight from below, but Sonnen postures up and drops a solid elbow strike to the face. Sonnen works a few hammerfists to the mug and follows with shots to the body. Sonnen's assault slows before Miller slabs on an armbar. He tries to stretch it out, but Sonnen breaks free and returns to his opponent's guard. Miller again pulls him close, but Sonnen gets through a couple elbow strikes and hammerfists. The pace slows with 40 seconds remaining, and the boos start to rain down. Sonnen stands over his opponent and rains down a big looping left that just misses. MMAjunkie.com scores it 10-9 for Sonnen.

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Round 3 - Miller misses with a head kick but backs up Sonnen with a nice combination of punches. Sonnen shoots, picks up Miller and quickly takes him back to the mat. Working from full guard, Sonnen works punches to the body and hammerfists to the face. The assault continues for a good minute as Miller has little to offer from his back. Sonnen postures up, but his punches are blocked as he comes back down. Sonnen drops some sort elbows, frees a leg and tries to secure mount. Miller, though, forces him back into guard. The boo birds return as the pace to Sonnen's dominance slows. With Miller pressed against the cage, Sonnen postures up and pops him consecutive punches to the head. He then drops to guard and continues battering Miller with his and neck bent into the fence. Sonnen lands a few final blows to win the final round 10-9 on MMAjunkie.com's scorecard. The crowd mostly boos.

Chael Sonnen def. Dan Miller via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27).

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XAVIER FOUPA-POKAM VS. DREW McFEDRIES

Round 1 - McFedries strikes first, drops his opponent, and batters him with a series of brutal blows. Foupa-Pokam somehow gets back to his feet, and he's popped with a big uppercut and again hits the canvas. McFedries follows with more brutal shots as Foupa-Pokam is pinned against the cage. Yves Lavigne jumps in to stop it, though Foupa-Pokam initially protests.

Drew McFedries def. Xavier Foupa-Pokam via TKO (strikes) - Round 1, 0:37

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MATT HUGHES VS. MATT SERRA

Round 1 - As expected no touch of gloves. Steve Mazzagatti didn't even bother asking. We're underway, and Hughes misses wide with his first punch. Both fighters are patient and take turns backing the other away with punches that don't land. After a clinch, Hughes drops his back. Not sure if it was a slip or head butt or punch. But Hughes is dazed. Serra continues attacking and chasing Hughes. Hughes grabs a single leg to try to stall and then pushes Serra into the cage. Serra with a couple soft knees to the body. The pace slows big time as the fighters clinch, allowing Hughes time to recover from what seemed to be a heat butt. The fighters break apart, and we start at the center of the cage again.  Hughes telegraphs a leg kick that misses before clinching with Serra. Hughes initiates a textbook trip takedown, takes sidemount, and then takes Serra's back. Hughes rolls to his back and locks in his hooks, but he doesn't have the choke, and Serra uses the cameras to help him watch what Hughes is doing from below. Serra rolls free and escapes, drawing a big ovation. A right hand nearly connects, but Hughes backs away. An exciting first round. MMAjunkie.com scores it 10-9 for Serra.


IT WAS A HEAD BUTT THTAT DROPPED HUGHES ON THE SIDE OF THE CHIN AND THEN HE WAS HIT IN THE BACK OF THE HEAD!

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Re: Does Anyone Know if TVU will have the fights tonight?
« Reply #99 on: May 23, 2009, 08:50:22 PM »
Im watching it on Sopcast right now.