UFC 120 Tickets arrived today

[Tyburn]

I guess its now official!!!!

I shall be going to UFC 120 in London and probably the fan expo before it also



If anyone else is going...let me know, and we should meet up

[Neezar]

I don't think I will be able to make it. But don't let that stop you. You go on and go. No, really. Go ahead.

[Tyburn]

Originally Posted by Neezar

I don't think I will be able to make it. But don't let that stop you. You go on and go. No, really. Go ahead.

Fine...I'm not a wuss...I'll go it alone

I would love to go! You fly me out there and Ill cover my tickets!

[Tyburn]

Originally Posted by 3dlee

I would love to go! You fly me out there and Ill cover my tickets!

How about you become a stow away...better still, Fed-Ex yourself to me I'll pay postage and packaging

I see that Paul Sass is on the card...thats so...strange. I know Paul Sass quite well, because I watched him move up the ranks in Cage Gladiators for nearly two years Its like "before they were famous"

See...I have it on video...a weigh-in once....ohhh...and hear is one of my articals that features on him

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hR1v9vPSeno

http://www.mmahitpit.com/news/triumphandtragedy

"...“Clash of The Titans” was to begin for me at noon the day before the event, with a small gathering under hushed lights, in an arena undergoing heavy maintenance. The occasional tap on steel at the lowered lighting rig; the crunch of a ratchet to tighten the cage canvass; the glow of the ITV4 Press Bank; the occasional strobe of a demented spotlight and a miniature stage where fighters stripped down only momentarily in the cold clime to be weighed. This was the mystical atmosphere under which I made first contact with Fighter Paul Sass. Mr Sass is a home-grown talent that has sprouted from The Next Generation MMA Gym in the Lime-Street area of Liverpool. Sporting an amazing winning streak, He has “tapped” most of his opponents in his own signature Triangle Choke. My first glimpse of Paul showed an unexpected side to this young fighter. It’s quite easy from his demeanour to comprehend why they call him “the silent assassin” Sat alone in the semi-darkness of the Olympia; with the hood of his hoody up; and his head bowed, all I could see was a gleaming pair of bright eyes. I liked him already. I wondered what the Americans at Greg Jackson’s Training Camp had made of this guy and what skills they had equipped him with. I wondered if he’d surprised many of them with his inability to die under harsh punishment. His silence was not a menace, more of a mystery; an intrigue, but you know what they say “curiosity killed the cat” in much the same way it would kill Jason Ball his opponent...."

[Llamafighter]

Originally Posted by Tyburn

Fine...I'm not a wuss...I'll go it alone

Don't ask that Dave fella how to get to the Arena I hear he gets people lost on the tube

[Tyburn]

Originally Posted by Llamafighter

Don't ask that Dave fella how to get to the Arena I hear he gets people lost on the tube

that wasnt the tube, it was the docklands light rail...and it was Nathan Rosarios fault...as I explain below

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yoSQ8HzU840