Ufc 100

Dana White mentioned that it's now time to pay Fedor to come fight. Fedor vs Lesner would be epic.

If Bisbing gets hit like that again, he can forget about ever being able to have a meaningful conversation with his Grandkids.
 
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I especially loved the frog splash Henderson put on Bisbing with his second hard right to the noggin. Minutes later Bisbing was asking his corner men where he was. OUTSTANDING

I too thought it was pretty chicken **** of Lesnar not to touch gloves. Espeically since Mir already had his up for the tap.

I can't stand Lesnar or his "entitlement" attitude. Sent emails to Dana, Bud Lite and Coors Lite stating I would not be watching another PPV with Lesnar in it and would discontinue the use of their products if they supported/sponsored Lesnar in any way. Probably didn't mean diddly squat to them, but hey, I FEEL BETTER! :-)

Bottom line with Lesnar and Mir is that Mir will never beat him again. He's too afraid of those heavy hands and frankly I don't think Mir has it in him or is capable if he did have it in him. It is going to take a man as big and as strong with some wrestling skills to beat Lesnar and it probably won't be a name we recognize readily.

Okay, said my piece.

Lee
 
Lesner does not have a good attitude or personality. I see him fighting guys like Cain Velasquez and Shane Carwin in the future. Both guys were also top-notch college wrestlers. It would be a dream fight to see Lesner fight Fedor.
 
From sherdog:

"The UFC’s polarizing heavyweight champion took home $400,000 for his seven-minute pummeling of Frank Mir at UFC 100 Saturday in Las Vegas. Lesnar was not awarded a win bonus, while Mir earned $45,000 and missed out on a $45,000 win purse.

Lesnar’s disclosed payday, one of the largest ever for the promotion, wasn’t his highest to date –- at least not on paper.

The 2000 NCAA champion earned $450,000 (including a $200,000 win bonus), along with the UFC heavyweight title, for his second-round technical knockout over the perennial Randy Couture at UFC 91 last November.

UFC welterweight champion Georges St. Pierre earned every penny of his $400,000 bounty following a dominating five-round performance against Brazilian ace Thiago Alves in his second title defense.

The 28-year-old French Canadian battled through a significant groin injury sustained in the third round to control Alves with well-timed takedowns and intuitive counterpunching. Alves made $60,000 for his efforts.

Former Pride champion Dan Henderson was another big player at UFC 100, banking $350,000 (including a $100,000 knockout bonus) for his second-round knockout of Michael Bisping, who made $150,000 and missed out on an additional $100,000 in bonus pay.

On the undercard, Tom Lawlor dealt himself a full-house hand, as he banked $116,000 for his speedy 55-second guillotine finish over TUF 7 runner-up CB Dollaway, which included the promotion’s $100,000 submission bonus.

Lawlor took advantage of his inclusion on the UFC’s biggest card yet, homaging one early fan’s devotion to the sport by sporting “Just Bleed” on his chest at the weigh-ins.

On Saturday, Lawlor walked teammate Seth Petruzelli into the arena on a leash, the 1990s Baha Men hit “Who Let The Dogs Out” blaring in the background, eliciting great approval from the crowd.

Early estimates place UFC 100’s live gate at $5.1 million, just behind frontrunner UFC 66 “Liddell vs. Ortiz II,” which earned nearly $5.4 million in December 2006.

UFC 100 Payouts

Brock Lesnar -- $400,000 (no win bonus)
def. Frank Mir –- $45,000

Georges St. Pierre –- $400,000 (including $200,000 win bonus)
def. Thiago Alves –- $60,000

Dan Henderson –- $350,000 (including $150,000 win bonus, $100,000 knockout bonus)
def. Michael Bisping –- $150,000

Jon Fitch -- $90,000 (including $45,000 win bonus)
def. Paulo Thiago –- $8,000

Yoshihiro Akiyama –- $160,000(including $20,000 win bonus, $100,000 fight of night bonus)
def. Alan Belcher –- $119,000 (including $100,000 fight of night bonus)

Mark Coleman –- $100,000 (including $50,000 win bonus)
def. Stephan Bonnar –- $25,000

Jim Miller -- $22,000 (including $11,000 win bonus)
def. Mac Danzig -- $20,000

Jon Jones –- $18,000(including $9,000 win bonus)
def. Jake O'Brien –- $13,000

Dong Hyun Kim –- $58,000 (including $29,000 win bonus)
def. T.J. Grant -- $5,000

Tom Lawlor –- $116,000 (including $8,000 win bonus and $100,000 submission bonus)
def. CB Dollaway –- $14,000

Shannon Gugerty –- $10,000(including $5,000 win bonus)
def. Matt Grice -- $7,000"
 
Yeah, Henderson fight was awesome. The whole bar jumped up and started shouting.

I don't understand why Brock has to hate the world? Is being a jerk really that fun? I heard they were all celebrating in Brock's locker room, and Dana White came busting in, grabbed Brock, threw him in the bathroom, locked the door, and let him have it. Then Brock walked out (no longer smiling) and went straight to the post fight interview to apologize. He thinks Bud Light won't sponsor him, but I guess he never wondered where all that money they pay him comes from. Bud Light sponsored him indirectly. Guess he just ain't smart enough to see that.
 
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