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Rory MacDonald Canada’s Next Superstar As a Canadian and as a Mix Martial Artist fan, UFC 189 was supposed to re-establish Canada’s hold on the welterweight division. Beginning with Carlos Newton’s short stint as the champion in 2001 and then Georges St. Pierre’s dominant 5-year reign. It only made sense that “The Red King” Rory …
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UFC 189 Neil Seery Looking Forward & Not Past Louis Smolka Neil Seery finds himself in action this weekend at UFC 189. It’s his first time back inside the cage since beating the formerly unbeaten Chris Beal in a unanimous decision last January. But the Team Ryano flyweight isn’t hanging around and dwelling on past …
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Jose Aldo Out Yet Again, Can Chad Mendes Fill the Void for the Travelling Fans It’s been touch and go from the moment we first heard that Jose Aldo was injured. With his extensive history of getting hurt in the run-up to fights being well documented. It really didn’t look too good. Fast forward a …
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Irish Fighters Competing in Global Promotions Across the Month of July Just like buses, for a while there’s none, then a whole bunch arrives at the same time! I am of course referring to Irish mixed martial artists competing this coming July. Andy Young kicks off the action on July 3rd at M1 Global in Astana, Kazakhstan. As the …
Is Fabricio Werdum the Answer to UFC heavyweights problem? Fabricio Werdum faces Cain Velasquez in the main event of UFC 188 in Mexico this weekend and the future the heavyweight division will be decided by the end of the night. Either Cain will have his hand raised and the division will fall back into mediocrity …
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Todd Duffee & The Power of Adversity In August of 2009, a 23-year-old Indiana native stood inside the Octagon with the world at his feet. Todd Duffee, fresh off of a 7 second knockout of Canadian contender Tim Hague at UFC 102 in Portland, Oregon. Was the potential new face of a lethargic heavyweight division crying …