UFC 75 Results
This post contains quick results, news, and round-by-round coverage of UFC 75 from London. The event, which wrapped up at 6pm ET, will air on tape-delay in the United States beginning at 9pm ET.
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Quick Results
- Quinton Jackson def. Dan Henderson via unanimous decision to become the Undisputed Light Heavyweight Champion
- Michael Bisping def. Matt Hamill via split decision
- Cheick Kongo def. Mirko “Cro Cop� Filipovic via unanimous decision
- Marcus Davis def. Paul Taylor via submission – Round 1, 4:14
- Houston Alexander def. Alessio Sakara via KO – Round 1, 1:01
- Gleison Tibau def. Terry Etim via unanimous decision
- Thiago Silva def. Tomasz Drwal via TKO – Round 2, 4:23
- Dennis Siver def. Naoyuki Kotani via KO – Round 2, 2:04
- Jess Liaudin def. Anthony Torres via TKO – Round 1, 4:10
News
- The event has sold more tickets than any other fight event in England in over 10 years.
- The O2 arena is sold out with over 20,000 in attendance.
- Although no official announcement was made UFC announcer Mike Goldberg did state that Fedor would be coming to the UFC to face Randy Couture. The comment may be edited out of the US broadcast but I will round up as much info as I can and pass it along.
- Yahoo! Sports is reporting that the UFC is in charge of drug testing for this event. The report states that 6 fighters will be tested randomly in addition to Dan Henderson and Quinton Jackson.
- Marcus Davis was awarded submission of the night for his armbar victory over Paul Taylor.
Round-by-Round Coverage
Quinton Jackson def. Dan Henderson to become the Undisputed Light Heavyweight Champion
Round 1: The touch gloves to start the fight ad both come out swinging. They quickly clinch on the fence with Jackson throwing short knees. Henderson swings to the outside and counters with solid knees and elbows to Jackson. The crowd begins to boo after fight stalls but the action picks up momentarily. Jackson controls Henderson well and goes for a shot as Henderson releases the clinch but he immediately returns and takes Quinton to the ground and works into side control. Henderson throws knees to the body while Jackson throws strikes to Henderson’s head. Some of the shots are close to the back of Dan’s head prompting a warning from Big John. Jackson springs up when he gets the chance and they clinch again against the fence. Henderson is focusing on knees to the outside of Rampage’s legs in the clinch. A few body shots from Jackson. They break the clinch momentarily late in the round and trade blows with Henderson landing the most solid shot then lock up again until the end of the round. MMAFrenzy.com scores the round 10-9 for Henderson
Round 2: Henderson works the fight to the ground early in the round and gains side control over Jackson. Henderson and Jackson continue on the ground with muted strikes until Jackson springs to his feet but Henderson immediately clinches with Rampage. Henderson pulls Jackson down in an attempted takedown but Quinton gets the dominant position. He utilizes elbows from half guard to Henderson’s body in his first chance at the top position while Dan Henderson continues to move and look for an opportunity to escape but it doesn’t come as Jackson controls Hendo for the remainder of the round. MMAFrenzy.com scores the round 10-9 for Quinton Jackson.
Round 3: The third round starts with some striking from both fighters with Jackson eventually landing a good combination that gives him the opportunity to take Henderson to the ground. Rampage gains side control and continues to deliver shots to the body of Henderson. Rampage does a good job of controlling his opponent while Henderson looks for a way to escape. Henderson attempts for a kimura but Rampage rolls out of it. Rampage escapes to his feet and they briefly clinch before trading knees and strikes to end the round. MMAFrenzy.com scores the round 10-9 for Jackson in a round that could go either way.
Round 4: Jackson gets a significant advantage early in the fourth connecting with a solid combination that sends Henderson to the ground allowing Jackson to throw hard strikes. He eventually draws in closer to Henderson who controls Jackson’s hands locking Quinton up and keeping him from being effective on the ground. Jackson remains in half guard and continues to control the ground game. The fighters remain active on the ground with shots to the body but the referee urges the fighters on as the pace slows. The fight is stopped and restarted on their feet. Henderson goes for a back kick that misses. Jackson connects with a good combination that sends Henderson fleeing. They toe-to-toe but the clock is ticking down and neither fighter risks anything in the final seconds of the round. MMAFrenzy.com scores the round 10-9 for Jackson.
Round 5: Henderson attempts to set up a right early in the round but Jackson lands a solid shot but Henderson isn’t shaken. They clinch against the cage as Henderson appears to needs a stoppage to defeat Rampage. They separate and Jackson gets caught by a Henderson shot. Quinton regains his composure and pushes the action but Henderson connects again and is able to take Jackson to the ground. Henderson pushes Jackson against the cage and throws hard shots hoping some connect. Jackson sits against the cage looking to return to his feet. Henderson immediately clinches but Rampage reverses and takes Henderson down. They return to their feet one last time with Rampage connecting with a few punches in the final seconds. MMAFrenzy.com scores the final round 10-9 for Henderson. The judges score the fight 48-47, 49-46, and 49-46 in favor of Quinton “Rampage” Jackson allowing the UFC Light Heavyweight Champion to retain his title.
Michael Bisping def. Matt Hamill via split decision (29-28, 29-28, 27-30)
Round 1: Hamill quickly comes out from his corner and it starts as a slugfest with both throwing wild punches and knees. Bisping is avoiding the clinch but Hamill finally scores the takedown. Hamill surprisingly allows Bisping to return to his feet and they continue the fight on their feet. The pace slows slightly with both trading short jabs and combinations. Bisping goes for multiple inside leg kicks landing several before Hamill catches one and send Bisping to the mat. He quickly returns to his feet but Hamill lands solid punches and cuts Bisping open under his eyes. Bisping counters with a solid right but Hamill counters yet again. They scramble in the final second and referee is slow to make Hamill aware that the round is over. MMAFrenzy.com scores the round 10-9 for Hamill.
Round 2: Bisping comes out more agressive early in the round with short combinations but Hamill scores a takedown and Bisping closes guard. They remain on the ground briefly but Hamill does little to keep it there and they both return to their feet. Bisping looks much more confident in round number 2. They lock up briefly against the fence then separate again to trade strikes. Hamill secures another takedown but they return to their feet immediately. Bisping continues to deliver solid jabs but nothing is connecting for either fighter. Bisping racks up a nice combination in the final seconds of the round with Hamill now cut on his nose. MMAFrenzy.com scores round two 10-9 for Michael Bisping.
Round 3: Bisping opens the round up with the best striking of the match so far connecting on several shots. Hamill looks to score a takedown but Bisping does a good job and avoids the attempt to keep the fight standing. He shakes off another takedown attempt by Hamill. Bisping is remaining focused on punching but nothing solid is landed. Hamill finally is successful and takes Bisping to the mat. Hamill looks for several submissions but Bisping counters them all before he finally returns to his feet. They trade strikes before Hamill takes him down again pushing into Bisping’s guard. Bisping seems to be getting the best of the ground exchange with strikes and armbar attempts but Hamill spins into side control. Bisping powers out and returns to his feet. Bisping pours it on late in the round with strikes and defends a final takedown attempt by Hamill that might have secured the win. MMAFrenzy.com scores the round 10-9 for Michael Bisping. The judges score the bout in favor of Bisping 29-28, 29-28, and 27-30 to give the Brit a split decision victory.
Cheick Kongo def. Mirko “Cro Cop� Filipovic via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)
Round 1: The round starts out slow as they feel each other out. Cro Cop is looking to set up a left hand and Kongo lands several solid kicks to the body. Mirko counters with several shots to the body. Kongo misses on a kick and slips and Cro Cop rushes forward tying him up against the cage. The continue to lock up against the fence with Kongo throwing some good knees to the legs before they are broken up and restarted. The kicks continue with Cro Cop catching one of Kongo’s errant kicks and taking him to the ground. Kongo looks weak on the ground with Mirko immediately moving to half guard. Cro Cop throws solid punches to the body to weaken him up in hopes of mounting. Cro Cop pops the leg over moving to full mount with under a minute left in the first round. Kongo defends well eventually reversing very late in the round to the top position. MMAFrenzy.com scores the round 10-9 for Mirko “Cro Cop” Filipovic.
Round 2: Kongo opens with a few solid kicks to the body. The body kicks continue from both as the round progresses and they clinch. Kongo scores the takedown and moves to side control. Kongo lands some decent shots from the side control before Cro Cop is able to regain his guard. Kongo’s strikes are not looking crisp on the ground as Mirko controls Kongo’s hands to prevent him from putting on much offense. Kongo stands up and lands a nice kick to Cro Cop who remains on the ground. He presses the action and Mirko kicks him off to return to their feet. Early in the standup exchange Mirko looks be be hit in the groin but the fight isn’t stopped. They clinch against the cage and stall and are restarted but there is little action as the second round concludes. MMAFrenzy.com scores the second round 10-9 for Kongo.
Round 3: The final round opens much the same with Cro Cop attempting for another left kick but it doesn’t land. They clinch again and Kongo lands a direct knee to his groin which is the second of the fight. The fight is stopped temporarily and Kongo is given another warning while Cro Cop recovers but the fight resumes after the brief break. Kongo continues to land unanswered body shots eventually clinching with Cro Cop against the fence. Kongo uses knees to Mirko’s leg but they stall again and they are separated. Cro Cop goes for another high kick but it misses. Kongo continues to utilize the body kicks to work to a clinch against the fence. The knees to Cro Cop’s body continue before they stall and are restarted. Kongo presses again towards Cro Cop and they trade solid blows. Kongo forces him into the cage yet again and both look gassed. The fight remains stalled against the fence as the final seconds tick away. MMAFrenzy.com scores the fight 10-9 for Kongo in what should be a devastating loss for Cro Cop. The judges all score the fight 29-28 awarding the unanimous decision win to Cheick Kongo.
Marcus Davis def. Paul Taylor via submission – Round 1, 4:14
Round 1: Davis opens with a quick left before pushing Taylor to the cage in an attempted takedown. They lock up against the fence with Davis throwing a knee to the body before Taylor escapes. Taylor lands a few kicks and Davis counters with a hook but Taylor lands a high kick sending Davis to the mat. Taylor pounces and reigns down punches in an attempt to end the fight but Davis just survives the flurry of punches and maintains guard. Taylor continues to throw muted punches from the guard until Davis scrambles away. The fight goes back to the ground but it’s Davis on top this time. Davis passes guard and starts to throw punch after punch until Taylor tries to escape. Davis immediately catches him in an armbar at 4:14 to force the tap out.
Houston Alexander def. Alessio Sakara via KO – Round 1, 1:01
Round 1: Alexander rocks Sakara early with a pair of knees but Sakara recovers and scrambles away. Alexander quickly catches up and lands a massive knee that sends Sakara to the mat. He pounces on top and drops bombs to Sakara’s head and lands shot after shot until the referee stops the fight giving Alexander another quick win in the UFC.
Gleison Tibau def. Terry Etim via unanimous decision
Round 1: Tibau goes right at Etim to start the round and the two fighters clinch. He takes Etim down shortly after and throws strikes from his guard. Etim escaps from the bottom late in the round and the fighters return to their feet where Etim lands a good combination to end the round. MMAFrenzy.com scores the round 10-9 for Tibau.
Round 2: Tibau starts the second round with another rush and takedown. He passes Etim’s guard and tries for an armbar but it’s unsuccessful. Etim escapes to his feet again but Tibau scoops him up and slams him back to the ground. After the fight stalls on the ground the referee stands them up and Etim gets a few solid strikes in before the second round comes to a close. MMAFrenzy.com scores the round 10-9 for Tibau.
Round 3: Etim is desperate in the final round and needs a stoppage to pick up a victory. He opens the round with more solid strikes but Tibau takes the fight to the ground yet again. Tibau passes his guard and throws strikes at Etim maintaing control of the round until the final bell sounds. MMAFrenzy.com scores the final round 10-9 for Tibau. The judges agree and award Tibau the unanimous decision with all three judges scoring the bout 30-27.
Thiago Silva def. Tomasz Drwal via TKO – Round 2, 4:23
Round 1: In a contrast of styles Drawl opens the round with punches and Silva with kicks. Silva pushes consistently to try to get a takedown but Drwal resists and looks to keep the fight standing. Drawl continues to throw punches as the round ends. MMAFrenzy.com scores the fight 10-9 for Tomasz Drwal.
Round 2: The action gets cranked up in the second round with Silva coming out strong with two solid punches. Drawl counters with a combination but gets caught by an uppercut from Silva. He is stunned but returns to form with several more punches before he is caught by a series of punches and knees from Silva which end the fight at 4:23 of round two.
Dennis Siver def. Naoyuki Kotani via KO – Round 2, 2:04
Round 1: Both fighters exchange strikes early with Siver getting the better of the early exchange catching Kotani with a solid right. Siver gets into Kotani’s guard and nearly gets caught in a triangle choke but escapes the early submission attempt. Siver maintains the position and uses effective strikes to Kotani to open up a cut on his forehead. MMAFrenzy.com scores the round 10-9 for Siver.
Round 2: They start the round with a wild exchange of strikes with little connecting until Siver lands a hard left hook that downs Kotani. He throws a right to the downed fighter and the fight is stopped at the 2:04 mark.
Jess Liaudin def. Anthony Torres via TKO – Round 1, 4:10
Round 1: Liaudin comes out the aggressor early on with several kicks. They lock up and trade knees before Torres counters a wild Liaudin attempt with strikes. Liaudin comes back with a combination of lefts and rights that eventually send Torres to the ground. Liaudin throws more punches to the downed Torres and the fight is stopped at the 4:10 mark of the first round.
Tags: Alessio Sakara, Anthony Torres, Cheick Kongo, Dan Henderson, Dennis Siver, Gleison Tibau, Houston Alexander, Jess Liaudin, Marcus Davis, Matt Hamill, Michael Bisping, Mirko "Cro Cop" Filipovic, Naoyuki Kotani, Paul Taylor, Quinton Jackson, Terry Etim, Thiago Silva, Tomasz Drwal
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one more reason why houston alexander should be fighting liddel not jardine. alexander schools another.jardine got punked by houston.jardine will get punked by chuck
well well well i bet dana is pissing his pants after cro cop loses again what a big waste of money. i think its over for him now
Houston was very impressive in the win which everybody will see when it airs, absolutely dominant. I hope he gets his shot soon because I think he deserves it, certainly with another win.
I agree the Cro Cop loss is bad and unless he signs an extension I don’t see him getting a title shot in the UFC as much as I want to see him face Couture.
Cro Cop though one of my favorite fighters is pretty much washed up. Kongo is not even a top level fighter.
Also I should not that they have not shown or mentioned Fedor yet which likely means he is not signed to a contract with the UFC.
Kongo looked a lot more impressive than I expected him to. Cro Cop got caught by two knees to the groin and could have told the ref to end the fight by DQ but finished it out even though he likely knew he was going to lose.
wow houston alexander rocks man and kongo won cheeee huuuuu
UFC or WWE, I can’t tell the difference anymore. Please tell me which two rounds that Matt Hammill lost. UFC is FIXED. Vince McMahon and Dana White are the same.
Scott I am not going to completely disagree with the fact that Hamill could (or perhaps should) have won that fight. The fans in England knew it too but it is what it is and it wasn’t fixed. I think what cost Hamill the fight is that he let Bisping return to his feet several time when he should have forced Bisping to do it under his own power or never have taken him down. Bisping displayed crisper fighting. If it weren’t for the UFC’s fear that Hamill would beat him in a rematch this is one fight I would definitely like to see again.
Cro Cop looked awful again. Very disappointing. I’m thinkin his career is done. He just doesnt look like he cares. He’s not even a shadow of the fighter he was at Pride. He doesn’t attack at all.
Houston Alexander is bad action, and will get a title shot. Houston vs Rampage ??? I still like Rampage even though Houston is fickin bad, bad news.
I picked Rampage to win, and in the early going, it looked like it was gonna be tough for him to do, but he got stronger as the fight went on, and Dan tired in the 3rd. But, still a very good and entertaining fight.
Bisping got his balls lucky as can be. But, I like him so, oh well.
Also, someone mentioned Fedor, if you’ll read the story above:
“Quick Results
* Quinton Jackson def. Dan Henderson via unanimous decision to become the Undisputed Light Heavyweight Champion
* Michael Bisping def. Matt Hamill via split decision
* Cheick Kongo def. Mirko “Cro Cop� Filipovic via unanimous decision
* Marcus Davis def. Paul Taylor via submission – Round 1, 4:14
* Houston Alexander def. Alessio Sakara via KO – Round 1, 1:01
* Gleison Tibau def. Terry Etim via unanimous decision
* Thiago Silva def. Tomasz Drwal via TKO – Round 2, 4:23
* Dennis Siver def. Naoyuki Kotani via KO – Round 2, 2:04
* Jess Liaudin def. Anthony Torres via TKO – Round 1, 4:10
News
* The event has sold more tickets than any other fight event in England in over 10 years.
* The O2 arena is sold out with over 20,000 in attendance.
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* Although no official announcement was made UFC announcer Mike Goldberg did state that Fedor would be coming to the UFC to face Randy Couture. The comment may be edited out of the US broadcast but I will round up as much info as I can and pass it along.
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* Yahoo! Sports is reporting that the UFC is in charge of drug testing for this event. The report states that 6 fighters will be tested randomly in addition to Dan Henderson and Quinton Jackson.
* Marcus Davis was awarded submission of the night for his armbar victory over Paul Taylor.
There is no way that Dana can say he combined PRIDE with UFC – not after the Hamill/Bisping fight last night. Hamill learned how to box, fought Bisping in Bispings backyard, and in Bispings preferred style, and clearly won every round. When the decision went to Bisping, he should have hung his head in shame. At the end of the fight when Bisping was asked to talk over the fight recap – the only thing that the broadcasters could show on the screen was Bisping hitting Hamill on the shoulder! Pride? What Pride? Dana White needs to reverse that decision, fire those judges and let Hamill take on the next fighter. (The ONLY thing that Hamill still needs to work on is his ablity to finish off a guy off once he gets him on the ground. He needs to get over being a professional wrestler and learn how to ground & pound. But kudos to him – he won that fight standing up.) From a Little Old Lady Fan.
First off I’d rather talk to you in private about this but since your email is not listed I will take this to the public forums in the hopes that you will read this and take action.
This is in regards to the Hamill vs. Bisping fight. You know as well as I do that that fight was overwhelmingly in Hamill’s favor and the judges scored for Bisping because they were intimidated by the crowd and didn’t want to get lynched. Who the hell was judging that fight anyway, I’m sure they weren’t from the Nevada State Athletic Commission like it should have been. That fight was total BS and you know it, something needs to be done!
Dana, I’m calling you out, if you are the tough “New England� guy you claim to be you won’t stand for this crap and you will do something about this. I couldn’t stand to watch the rest of the fights after that rubbish and turned it off. I am sure a lot of other UFC fans feel the same way I do and are PISSED OFF. You need to make a public announcement that that fight was BS and to give Hamill another shot or this is going to go down in history as a “rigged fight� and UFC fans are going to be disappointed in you. I want a public apology damn it, this is crap and I won’t stand for it!
/Discuss
Jordan-K is dead on accurate. That decision was TOTAL bull****. Hamilly clearly dominated that fight. He won the stand-up, he took Bisping down at will and still loses!
I think there should be some sort of public announcement about that fight decision. Dana White, let people know what you think about it. If you dont, you are certainly going to lose fans.
I actually like Bisping. I hated to see these two guys fight because I like both of them. But that was clearly a case of 2 blind judges.
The Hamill-Bisping decision was a complete joke. Anyone with eyes and half a brain can see that Matt Hamill dominated the fight.
Striking- Debatable, but Hamill landed more punches. Websites associated with the ufc claim that Bisping’s striking was “crisper”. However, the ufc’s own guidelines state that this category is awarded to the fighter with greatest “total number of legal heavy strikes landedâ€? ( http://www.mmaweekly.com/absolutenm/templates/dailynews.asp?articleid=3335&zoneid=3 ) and this criteria unequivocally points to Hamill. Sure, Bisping has more traditional kickboxing, but who landed more strikes, and on the flipside, which fighter was clearly shaken as well as cut open on both sides of the face?
Grappling/Takedowns- Hamill all the way. Multiple takedowns. Bisping’s only acomplishment was lying on his back and scrambling to his feet (and Hamill often LET him up).
Agression- Hamill chased down Bisping for practically the entire fight.
Octagon Control- Hamill clearly dictated the pace of this match, bullying Bisping to the ground and around the octogon.
DANA – Bogus decisions hurt the UFC and turn viewers against your fighters and organization. Don’t let MMA turn into boxing. Please review the tapes and rectify this unfair situation now!
MICHAEL BISPING – You lost many fans last night with your classless post fight behavior. Please acknowledge that you were beaten and give your opponent the respect that he is due.
How can UFC Daily say Bisbing won this fight? Bisbing got beat up and down the ring, and in no way, shape or form was in a position to be called the winner of any of the rounds, That fight was fixed, why would anyone make their motives suspect by saying otherwise???
This was a great fight! I was so impressed by Matt it was unbelievable! When they read the judges cards I have never been so pissed at a UFC! I can’t believe they think Bisbing won that fight. Matt dominated him the entire time. Matt had barely a scratch and Bisbing was beat up! It had to be because they were in England but this fight needs to be overturned. This is rediculous!
http://www.matthamill6and0.com/
I think the Bisping fight was fixed! There were BOOs in the arena even!!! as the decision was announced!!
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I couldnt beleive what i saw last night. Total bull****. Dana, you need to grow a set and stand up for your company (which I have spent thousands on). We all know that Hammill is the winner and that those brown toothed englishman were just scared of being boo’d when in reality the Boo’d Bisping. the UFC is starting to look like the WWE.
Matt dominated Bisbing totally, he clearly won 2 rounds! Dana don’t let the UFC become like Boxing! I always thought the UFC was fair but with this decision, i’m not too sure! Matt deserves the WIN!!!!!
scott is right, i wanted bisbing to win so bad but he didnt. that **** is fixed
i think, even though, matt “lost” that he can be in line for a title shot down the road. i would love to see him fight rampage. i know its early to be thinking about that but i think he would do good.
Please sign this petition calling for a review of the Bisping-Hamill decision:
http://www.petitiononline.com/UFC75hb/petition.html
I was #849!
I will never watch the ULTIMATE FAKE CHAMPIONSHIP ever the f*** again!! What a f***ing JOKE!!!!!!
Never in my life have I wrote or called or anything. This was total bull****. Overturn it. Do whats right.
OVERTURN!!! this **** or all fans should boycott the UFC. It is time for the people to do whats right it is the fans that make the UFC what it is!!!!! If Dana White allows this to happen now then the UFC will just become another business all for the money.
What the hell was up with Bisping’s comments after he was announced the victor? I think he was gathering his pride after being embarassed the entire time by Hamill…You lost a fan Bisping, I was rooting for you but you clearly lost…Apauling..
I’m a boxer by trade and i just happened to watch the figth with bisbing and matt. neither one is ready to fight in the pro boxing leauge. so i have a offer for bisbing, come to my back yard and lets put the gloves on with no judges no money no fans, (YOU LOST BIS WHATEVER) I’M SICK OF THIS, JUST LIKE MARVIN HAGLER VS SUGAR RAY. MARVIN WON, BUT who did the fight go to. so i spit on the out come of this fight punk you are bis whatever
Dana
Don’t let the UFC get like professional wrestling. Everybody who watched the Bisping Hamill fight knows that Matt Hamill won it. It was a disgrace. I hate Bisping now that he had the nerve to talk **** after it was over – even though he knew he lost like any fighter would. IT WAS FIXED. If you had it fixed Dana, shame on you and the UFC will fail in due course. If the judges are blind or dumb or paid off, figure out what went wrong and fire them. Hamill is my favorite fighter though I liked Bisping better before the fight. It sounded like Matt was giving credit to Bisping, even though he knew he got screwed. I love the UFC, fix it Dana.
Kevin
Oh yeah i forgot, it was a bad time to have some screwed up **** like that on free TV. I surmise that you were trying to give a good product to get UFC fans to jump in and order to get more viewers for the future events on PPV. Jesus the event wasn’t in Iraq. The judges wouldn’t get hung if they scored one way or the other. Maybe it’ll work if you put body armour and helmets on them if they have to work in bloody old England. I am thinking about drinking a couple more and creating the website http://www.theufcisfixed.com. Name the judges please Dana on the UFC website and get their explanations, and let the fans see what they saw.
I couldn’t believe my eyes, they actually gave it to Bisping. Anyone who saw that fight clearly knows Matt ran Bisping all over that damn arena and Bisping didn’t know what to do with himself. For the fact that Bisping even had the balls to run his mouth after he won, was one of the most dishonorable things I’ve ever seen a professional athlete do. He knew he had been completely dominated in that fight and yet had no respect to acknowledge the fact that Matt overwhelmed him.
I’m really starting to lose my passion for the UFC after something like this. Matt Hamill is a true inspiration to people all over the world and yet for him to get a 100% win stolen from him is devastating to him and all his fans.
I hope this can be fixed and brought to justice.
Dana
I have been a big fan of the ufc since it’s inception. But after seeing Bisping’s piss poor attitude after his FAKE WIN, I’m not as excited about ufc as I used to be. I realize mistake can be made and maybe it isn’t fixed but if a mistake can be rectified, do it. I know thta woulkd open a can of worms to start reversing fights but the trade off to doing that is to lose alot of fans and respect by letting the decision stand. and nevermind what Hammil must be feeling. I think alot of people were in Bisping’s favor before it started but I think the collective agrees that Hammil was outstanding. Reward him and change the results. Put on a fresh pair of panties, pick up your skirt and grab your balls and do what is RIGHT. Jack ass.
Dear Mr. White,
You know, I could be like ever one else and come tell you what a joke it was for Bisping to have won a decision over Matt Hamill, however I think the biggest JOKE was the post- announcer……After talking the whole segment how Matt just completely dominated Bisping, they actually had whole the gaul to stated in Bisping face & actually tell him he won. What a joke. I was actually starting to like the UFC, however after seeing that ROBBERY there is no way I would ever WATCH your program again. Thanks….
After seeing that the fix was in (Hamill was literally cheated) I did not even watch the rest of the event.
I will not watch again (PPV or free) until there is a fair and just resolution to this nonsense.
Its no sacrifice – I just don’t have any interest in being a professional wrestling type fan. I am not an idiot that makes Dana White and others rich for them to fix fights.
This is the beginning of the end for the UFC unless this is overturned.
Let’s hope Mark Cuban can bring in a legit league.