UNDEFEATED mixed martial arts fighter Filipino-American Brandon “The Truth” Vera takes on former Ultimate Fighting Championship heavyweight kingpin Tim Sylvia at UFC 77: Hostile Territory.
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FOR an event billed as “Knockout,” UFC 76 didn’t produce any, but it was sure exciting — not least due to the stunning upsets.
I caught it on Solar Sports, and up to now I’m shocked by former Ultimate Fighting Championship lightheavyweight champion Chuck “The Iceman” Liddell’s split decision loss to Keith Jardine.
It’s the Iceman’s second straight defeat, and what’s even more remarkable is that Keith beat him in his own game, as the two men slugged it out and didn’t make any attempt to take the fight to the ground. In fact, commentators Mike Goldberg, Joe Rogan and reigning UFC heavyweight champ Randy “The Natural” Couture jokingly wondered if the two were aware that you could grapple in the UFC heh 
SO, did you catch UFC 75?
History was made in London as the Ultimate Fighting Championship light heavyweight champ Quinton “Rampage” Jackson squared off against Pride FC middleweight kingpin Dan “Hollywood” Henderson (despite the difference in naming conventions, both are champs in the 205-pound division). Jackson scored a unanimous decision to become the first undisputed mixed martial arts champ.
That made me really happy because I was rooting for Rampage, who has to be the funniest guy in MMA heh
Here’s a clip of his post-fight interview courtesy of SPIKE Powered by IFILM.
