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Looking back at the PPV History of UFC 162 main eventers

July 5, 2013 by Jason Cruz 7 Comments

Welcome to another edition of PPV History. This time we take a look at the PPV History of UFC 162’s main eventers. Realistically, the strength of this event’s numbers rests solely on Anderson Silva. Anderson Silva Arguably, Silva is the GOAT (Greatest Of All Time), goat can have a dual meaning based on Silva’s whimsical […]

PPV History – Taking a look at UFC 161 main eventers

June 14, 2013 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

MMA Payout takes a look at the prior PPV history of UFC 161’s main event fighters. This time around we take a look at Rashad Evans and Dan Henderson and Roy Nelson and Stipe Miocic Rashad Evans There’s a cliff that some fighters fall off of in their career and Evans’ last PPV appearance against […]

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In a couple months when the Court rules against Hunt will be blaming the Judges for being so unfair to him because it’s never his fault.

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In a couple months when the Court rules against Hunt will be blaming the Judges for being so unfair to him because it’s never his fault.

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Hunt got is little shot in at Williams with the allegation that they were following him. An argument that could not be discussed as a legal claim on appeal.

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