BAD MMA - The origins of combat™ » Rising Star https://www.badmma.com The BADDEST Brand on the Planet™ Fri, 24 Jul 2026 06:38:48 +0000 en-US hourly 1 Bec Hyatt Believes She Did Enough to Win at Invicta FC 6 Despite What the Scorecards Read https://www.badmma.com/bec-hyatt-believes-she-did-enough-to-win-at-invicta-fc-6-despite-what-the-scorecards-read.html https://www.badmma.com/bec-hyatt-believes-she-did-enough-to-win-at-invicta-fc-6-despite-what-the-scorecards-read.html#comments Sat, 20 Jul 2013 18:30:33 +0000 BAD MMA News http://www.badmma.com/bec-hyatt-believes-she-did-enough-to-win-at-invicta-fc-6-despite-what-the-scorecards-read.html Bec Hyatt has become a fan favorite in Invicta FC.  Whenever the Australian mixed martial artist competes in the American-based all-female fight promotion, the crowd regularly chants, “Aussie, Aussie, Aussie…” In her fight with 18-year-old Japanese rising star Mizuki Inoue on July 13, it was no different.  The crowd was on her side, but the scorecards were not. Hyatt (5-3) lost by unanimous decision, but believes she should have had her hand raised at the end of the three-round bout. “I guess I learned my lesson; don’t leave it in the hands of the judges,” said Hyatt during the Invicta FC 6 post-fight press conference. Hyatt feels that she won the opening and closing rounds of the fight. “I feel like my dominant position at the end of round one won me that round, and in round three I got in my groove,” she said.  “I feel like I won rounds one and three, but the judges saw it different.” Despite her disagreement with the judges over who won the fight, Hyatt had nothing but positive comments to say about her opponent.

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]]> https://www.badmma.com/bec-hyatt-believes-she-did-enough-to-win-at-invicta-fc-6-despite-what-the-scorecards-read.html/feed 0 Women’s MMA Report: Miesha Tate lands ‘TUF 18′ spot, Jewels crowns new champ https://www.badmma.com/womens-mma-report-miesha-tate-lands-tuf-18-spot-jewels-crowns-new-champ.html https://www.badmma.com/womens-mma-report-miesha-tate-lands-tuf-18-spot-jewels-crowns-new-champ.html#comments Mon, 03 Jun 2013 23:15:00 +0000 BAD MMA News http://www.badmma.com/womens-mma-report-miesha-tate-lands-tuf-18-spot-jewels-crowns-new-champ.html “The Ultimate Fighter” Season 18 coaching lineup underwent a significant change this past week with the announcement that unbeaten rising star Cat Zingano (8-0 MMA, 1-0 UFC) had withdrawn from the competition due to a torn ACL. Zingano had been scheduled to coach a team of male and female fighters against UFC women’s bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey (7-0 MMA, 1-0 UFC), but the knee injury will sideline Zingano until 2014. Zingano earned her “TUF 18″ coaching position by stopping former Strikeforce champion Miesha Tate (13-4 MMA, 0-1 UFC) in April. With Zingano injured, Tate stepped in to take her place and surprised Rousey when she showed up for the first day of filming this past Tuesday. Rousey, who had not been informed about the coaching change, was reportedly shocked and upset because she initially believed that it was she who had been replaced. After confirming that her spot on “TUF 18″ was safe, Rousey began to warm up to the idea of coaching against Tate. The arch rivals will face off for a second time later this year, and Rousey’s UFC title will be on the line. Rousey became the final Strikeforce women’s bantamweight champion in the pair’s first meeting in March 2012 when she submitted Tate with a gruesome first-round armbar

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