UFC 110 *Spoilers*

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that was to close! I was hoping for a killing.

Originally Posted by Rev

that was to close! I was hoping for a killing.

10 more seconds in the 3rd and thats what you would have had

[Llamafighter]

Originally Posted by Jason 16

10 more seconds in the 3rd and thats what you would have had

yep Call Bisping Zack Morris cause he just got Saved by the Bell

Wanderlei Silva vs. Michael Bisping
Round 1
Bisping gets the fight started with a jab. Silva looks content to counter punch through the first 30 seconds. Silva opens up a bit and misses a kick to the body and front leg. Silva loads up on a right hand and Bisping ducks under and gets a single. Silva stands quickly and both fighters are back on their feet. Bisping lands a kick to the body. Bisping gets a shoving takedown and lets Silva back up. The Brazilian rushes forward and slips in a left hand. Bisping lands a solid right hand on the kisser. The Brit is outboxing the former Pride champion early. Silva loads up on every punch and has yet to connect solidly. Bisping cracks Silva with a right-hand lead. Silva lands a low kick and defends a takedown attempt. He stuffs another Bisping shot. Silva flurries at the bell but doesn’t land flush. Bisping throws a punch or two that miss after the bell.

Jordan Breen scores the round 10-10
TJ De Santis scores the round 10-9 Bisping
Mike Fridley scores the round 10-9 Bisping

Round 2
Bisping lands a kick to the body and Silva catches the end of it to trip Bisping up. The Brazilian works his right hand against Bisping’s face from the guard. Bisping gets to his feet and Silva fails to catch him on the stand. Silva has looked off balance all night. A right kick to the body lands clean for Bisping. The Brit backs Silva up to the fence and gets a beautiful double-leg slam. Silva will not be held down; he stands quickly. Silva winds up and grazes the cheek of Bisping with a right-hand haymaker. Silva lands an inside-low kick to Bisping’s lead leg. And another. Silva rushes Bisping against the fence, but again, he can’t land anything of significance. Bisping gets a takedown and Silva goes straight to an arm-in guillotine. It’s tight, but time runs out. Bisping could have been saved by the bell.

Jordan Breen scores the round 10-9 Silva
TJ De Santis scores the round 10-9 Silva
Mike Fridley scores the round 10-9 Bisping

Round 3
Bisping is the more active fighter early in the third round. Silva is waiting to counterstrike, but Bisping is getting out of harm’s way before contact can be granted. Bisping kicks Silva directly on the cup. Rosenthal calls time and action is restarted following a short reprieve. Silva lands a low kick and Bisping gets a clean jab in. Both fighters exchange sloppy punches and kicks with neither landing effectively. Silva steps forward and takes a finger to the eye. Rosenthal calls time and Silva says he is good to continue. Silva lands a straight right. Silva is absolutely swinging for the fences. Bisping is kicked to the floor as he misses a low kick. He stands Silva lands a jab. Bisping returns the favor with a jab and a checked low kick. At the 10-second warning, Silva lands a right hook that drops Bisping flat. Silva swarms, but runs out of time. Bisping is likely saved by the bell.

Jordan Breen scores the round 10-9 Silva (30-28 Silva)
TJ De Santis scores the round 10-8 Silva (29-27 Silva
Mike Fridley scores the round 10-9 Silva (29-28 Bisping)

All three official judges see the bout 29-28 Wanderlei Silva, who takes the unanimous decision.

I'm so happy for Wanderlei right now. This night has jsut ended on a happy note for me.

[Llamafighter]

damn Cain is the real deal

Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira vs. Cain Velasquez
Round 1
Velasquez roughs Nogueira up with short punches and two low kicks early. Velasquez misses a head kick and then crushes Nogueira’s frame with a punch to the body. Silva sets up a left hook with another body shot. Velasquez connects with a low kick. Minotuaro steps forward in the pocket and Velasquez lands a right, left, right comob and puts Nogueira’s lights out. Velasquez swarms with punches from both hands until referee Herb Dean pulls off the victorious product of American Kickboxing Academy at 2:20 of the first.

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