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UFC 166′s Daniel Cormier has solution for Roy Nelson’s wild mane

BAD MMA News — Mon, 02 Sep 2013 20:10:00 +0000

MILWAUKEE – Roy Nelson’s flowing locks and shaggy beard have become a signature look for the hard-hitting heavyweight, but Daniel Cormier isn’t the biggest fan of the style. In fact, when the pair meets in the co-main event of October’s UFC 166 event, Cormier might be asking the commission to take a look at the locks.

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UFC locks down pay-per-view schedule with UFC 165, UFC 166, UFC 167, UFC 168

BAD MMA News — Sun, 07 Jul 2013 10:15:00 +0000

LAS VEGAS – The UFC will close out its pay-per-view calendar in 2013 with title fights in Toronto, Houston and Las Vegas, all made official on Saturday night. UFC President Dana White officially announced UFC 165, UFC 166, UFC 167 and UFC 168, which will take place over the last four months of the year. White made the announcement at the start of the post-event news conference for UFC 162 at MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, which MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) attended. All four cards had been previously reported, but now are made official by the UFC. Prior to the those fights, the UFC will take the headliners from those cards on a multi-city press tour that will include the host cities, the headliners’ home cities and other key cities across the country.

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Josh Thomson Ignores the Little Dogs Barking, Locks His Sights on Benson Henderson

BAD MMA News — Tue, 25 Jun 2013 14:30:40 +0000

Following several years of inconsistent scheduling and sporadic results, Josh Thomson finally made his return to the Octagon by squaring off with Nate Diaz at UFC on Fox 7 in April 2013. Thomson spent much of the past eight or nine years fighting for Strikeforce, but found it difficult to fight consistently due to scheduling and injuries. He managed an eight-fight winning streak at one point, but went 3-3 in his six most recent fights prior to his UFC return, leading many to believe his best days were behind him. Such assessments were likely shadowed by the dimmer lights he had been fighting under. Many wrote Thomson off before he ever set foot back in the Octagon, but the one-time UFC title contender wasted no time putting a stamp on his return, embracing the return of the white-hot spotlight. He did something no other fighter has ever done: he knocked Nate Diaz out. Once he did that, other fighters came out of the woodwork wanting to fight him

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