UFC veteran Danillo Villefort made the mistake of letting his teammates to American Top Team to know who was his birthday. Watch the first 45 seconds to see how they celebrate a birthday to att.
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
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Thursday, September 16, 2010
' Loser Leaves Town ' game McKee forced by racism?
Ever heard the name of Antonio McKee? Not have more casual fans of mixed martial arts. The 40-year-old man with a record of 24-3-2 has never achieved the bigs or gotten exposure you feel it deserves. Part of the problem could be that the artist takedown, which has not lost since 2003, has turned in decision victories in battles 12-of-14. So McKee is pulling out all the stops to get eyes on her next fight saying that if he don't end Luciano Azevedo on September 10th, he will be retired. McKee of FanHouse said Ben Fowlkes:
"This is what I said. I said, if this fight goes to a decision and a decision is boring, I retire. If this fight is not the fight of the night, I retire. Basically, if I go out there and put on a show, just destroy and annihilate this guy, then I'm done. If it's one of those games where I take him down, ground and pound, holding him there, retire.I am done.[...]
"Do not have to stand up and get hit in the face.None I can stop by their taking down and nobody can hit me when we're standing. what the fans want to see are the knockouts, the blood, the rough stuff. Want to see that, and I'm not on this. "
Without a loss for seven years, why hasn't he been signed by UFC? Pointing to the popularity of the ground and pound fighters like Matt Hughes, Georges St. Pierre and Sean Sherk, McKee says that those kids have one thing going for them. McKee, again from FanHouse:
"I think a lot of it is racist. And I'm not saying racist against all people of color, necessarily, but racist towards me. Are these guys white that do the same exact thing, why would anyone not say this stuff on them? "
McKee says that nobody gives the UFC welterweight champ guff for his deliberate style.
"Georges St. Pierre, he also doesn't get hit most. And then, he says, ' I'm not a brawler; I am a mixed martial artist. 'And then there are people talking about how he is great.I have to do exactly what you have seen it done, but better! "
Just look at gentlemen African-American Yves Edwards, he said.
"The guy that you had with them the longest was Yves Edwards.He lost a fight, scored triangled, then had a stop due to a cut against Joe Stevenson and they cut him.What? you have white guys that have been deleted three or four times and keep coming back. Chuck [Liddell] was deleted so many times that they need to make a stone with his name on it. "
Maybe it will work this stunt ... who knows? is right McKee? hath he play it smart? not to take any opportunity over the years, scored successes, but got the attention of anyone. Congrats on a good career.
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Struve scores comeback, Hallman has decided to initiate UFC 117

Yahoo columnist Kevin Iole is reporting from UFC cageside to 117. Follow him on Twitter.
The undercard to 117 UFC started with a comeback killer and two decisions of Oakland on Saturday night.
Stefan Struve marked from the beginning a comeback to 117 UFC.After losing in the first round of Christian Morecraft and get his lip altered, Struve started the second round with two hands massive right. a punch knocked to the ground Morecraft, after he knocked them out, 22 seconds in the second round. Struve managed this victory despite being sick and vomiting before the attack.
Dennis Hallman won in a unanimous decision by Ben Saunders in the fight of the night before used to Takedown Hallman score an early advantage over Saunders and then followed with elbows that caused Saunders to bleed.If Saunders had a better end round, Hallman finished the attack with another takedown to seal the victory, 29-28, 29-28, 30-27.
After the attack, Hallman said its packaging has made a difference.
"The difference for me today was my cardio. My cardio tonight was much better than it was. Yes, he hit me with some good shots but that I was just waiting for him to get close so I can take him."
Tim Boetsch (pictured) has won his first fight back in UFC UFC 96, by a unanimous decision on Todd Brown. Boetsch pushed the pace and was able to take the Brown, winning three judges all cards, 29-28.
Monday, September 13, 2010
Show the Faber acting skills in terrible place K-Switzerland
Eastbound and down is not for everyone but if you're not a troll hypersensitive politically correct, is damn funny.
Kenny Powers is classic in this step NSFW super K-Switzerland.
One of its schemas is to wear his kicks as an MMA fighter against the former champ WEC Urijah Faber.
We are not so confident of this video will air on ESPN, Comedy Central and MTV outlets, but the campaign is real. K-Swiss has brought the character to the edge to push the line "Tubes". the teacher mulleted phys ed will be featured along with Faber, San Francisco 49ers linebacker Patrick Willis and New Orleans Saints ' TE Jeremy Shockey.
Glenn Cole, from ad agency 72andSunny says:
"When you have four more intense pro athletes in the world--and that is including Kenny Powers--you can tell a story about performance technology in ways that are of concern to young boys."
David Nichols, executive VP of K-Swiss explains approach of powers:
"We wanted to deliver unfiltered talk straight how awesome tubes are. who better to do than that Kenny Powers? this approach is attention grabbing – progressive, creative and playful, which is our mantra marketing".
Sunday, September 12, 2010
White says boxing won't be around much longer
Dana White says often as he is a fan of big boxing. So should pain him a little to comment on the future of sport. Prediction of the desolate is white.
"My honest opinion of boxing is that boxing will go away," White said the ESPNRadio Ryen Russillo. "I wouldn't want any ill will.It's not because sport is not good, or something like that, it's just that is so fragmented, and be successful so many bad things. nobody is going to stick their hand in their pocket and spend their money to save the sport of boxing, nobody is going to do it. "