Shane Roller vs. Michael Johnson at UFC on Fox 2 with Cody McKenzie Injured
Eddie Alvarez Thiago Alves Andre Amade Dean Amasinger Jimmy Ambriz
Eddie Alvarez Thiago Alves Andre Amade Dean Amasinger Jimmy Ambriz
Source: http://mmafrenzy.com/27067/ken-stone-out-of-ufc-on-fx-bout-against-mike-easton/
Terrance Aflague Yoshihiro Akiyama Gilbert Aldana José Aldo John Alessio
Tomorrow night, Kenny Florian will make his featherweight debut as he takes on Diego Nunes at UFC 131Source: http://mmalice.com/ufc-131/ufc-131-weigh-in-highlight-florian-v-nunes-video_dbd951e65.html
Terrance Aflague Yoshihiro Akiyama Gilbert Aldana José Aldo John Alessio
Part three of the Menace Epicly Later'd focuses on Javier Nunez.
Source: http://theskateboardmag.com/blogs/templeton-elliott/2011/12/15/menace-epicly-laterd-part-three/
Hiroyuki Abe Cyril Abidi Daniel Acacio Bernard Ackah Terrance Aflague
Source: http://mmafrenzy.com/27109/strikeforce-champ-cris-cyborg-tests-positive-for-steroids/
Thiago Alves Andre Amade Dean Amasinger Jimmy Ambriz Matt Andersen
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Johny Hendricks did at UFC 141 what was once viewed as nearly impossible: He finished Jon Fitch. And Hendricks didn't just finish Fitch, he obliterated Fitch with a knockout punch that completely shakes up the welterweight division in mixed martial arts. Fitch no longer even has a claim for the No. 2 spot in the Top 10, where he has resided for years on many lists (though not on mine), and Hendricks has a strong claim not just to be in the Top 10, but to be towards the top. So how high does Hendricks go? And how far does Fitch drop? And how does the rest of the welterweight division look at a time when Georges St. Pierre is in the midst of an extended layoff? We rank the Top 10 below. Top 10 welterweights in MMA
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Source: http://www.mmafighting.com/2012/01/07/mma-top-10-welterweights-where-does-johny-hendricks-belong/
Cyril Abidi Daniel Acacio Bernard Ackah Terrance Aflague Yoshihiro Akiyama
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Ricardo Almeida Eddie Alvarez Thiago Alves Andre Amade Dean Amasinger
"The King" will continue to reign in Strikeforce after all. Muhammed Lawal, who meets Lorenz Larkin at Strikeforce: Rockhold vs. Jardine Saturday night, has signed a new four-fight contract with Strikeforce, according to Lawal's manager Mike Kogan. Lawal had one fight left on his current contract, so this assures that he will fight in Strikeforce for at least five more fights. This also means that Lawal won't be moving over to the UFC any time soon. Lawal (8-1) is 3-1 in Strikeforce. He recently defeated Roger Gracie in September to get back on track following his light heavyweight title loss to Rafael "Feijao" Cavalcante in Aug. 2010. He recently retracted his "cancer patient" comments about Strikeforce on a recent episode of The MMA Hour and left the door open for a return to the organization. "I've got one more fight on my contract and then my contract ends in February," Lawal said. "King Mo just wants to go where he can get paid and get paid without the check bouncing." Done and done.
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Source: http://www.mmafighting.com/2012/01/06/muhammed-lawal-re-signs-with-strikeforce/
José Aldo John Alessio Houston Alexander Ricardo Almeida Eddie Alvarez
Source: http://mmafrenzy.com/27107/jon-jones-wants-four-ufc-fights-in-2012/
Matt Andersen Alex Andrade Jermaine Andrè Yoji Anjo Tank Abbott