General MMA Newz....

By Ariel HelwaniPosted: Oct 28th 2010 12:30 PM
World Extreme Cagefighting is merging with its sister organization the Ultimate Fighting Championship.

In the video interview below, Dana White exclusively confirmed that the merger will take place in January 2011. In addition, White said that four UFC events will air live on Versus in 2011.

The final two WEC cards will air on the cable network on Nov. 11 and Dec. 16, which means that starting next year, the UFC will absorb WEC's 135, 145 and 155 weight classes.
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White explained the timing of the decision and what this means for all parties involved. He also provided updates on what's next for Brock Lesnar and Tito Ortiz, as well as his take on the Undertaker-Lesnar exchange following UFC 121.

<H1 style="LINE-HEIGHT: 29px; MARGIN-TOP: 0px">Jose Aldo vs. Josh Grispi @ UFC 125




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Today sources close to the bout have confirmed to ****************.com that Jose Aldo will defend his UFC featherweight title against Josh Grispi. The bout is rumored to serve as the co-main event for UFC 125 in Las Vegas, NV on January 1st. Bout agreements have been delivered and are expected to be returned shortly.
The UFC had announced yesterday that Aldo would indeed defend his title on this card and most had assumed Mark Hominick would be the opponent. With an injury to Hominick, the UFC has pulled Grispi from his November 11th WEC bout with Eric Koch to fight for the UFC featherweight title. Grispi is undefeated in the WEC at 4-0 (14-1 overall) and has been relatively untested in the WEC, winning all his bouts inside the first round.
It is unsure at this time if a replacement will be named against Koch for the November 11th card or the bout will be scrapped all together.
UFC 125 is scheduled for January 1st and the main event will featuring UFC Lightweight Champion Frankie Edgar defending his belt against Gray Maynard, who holds a previous victory over the champ.

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....same to assume another slaughter here.... Dont know much about Grispi...

If you didnt see the Undertaker/Brock video as Brock left the ring all beat up....Its funneh!


Backstory on Brock Lesnar vs. The Undertaker




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On the Wrestling Observer Live on the Sports Byline USA Radio Network, Bryan Alvarez, a wrestling insider and MMA reporter, talked about what he's learned coming off the last week.

WWE wanted Brock to win the fight.

Brock/Undertaker were supposed to have a confrontation at the post-fight press conference.

Brock didn't attend the press conference because he felt he would be stealing Cain's moment.

Undertaker was waiting at the press conference, and when he got word Brock wasn't coming, he left.

When asked if the moment with Ariel, Brock, and Undertaker was planned. Brock's close friend Paul Heyman simply said, "Ariel is always in the right place at the right time."

Brock Lesnar is asking for Roy Nelson because he believes he is a difficult match-up and wants to test himself. (please make this happen...this interests mehhhh)

While Dana has said Brock cannot wrestle for WWE due to his contract. They are hoping Brock will be "the guest referee" at Wrestlemania in a match involving the Undertaker (and Wade Barett, if you really wanted to know who the other guy is).

Why he wanna go and pick on the chubby fella????

WAR CHUBBY!!!!!!

Lets us...................Pray.....Hummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm (worked last time didnt it!)


Brock Lesnar Wants To Fight Roy Nelson

by Nick Thomas on Nov 2, 2010 1:02 PM EDT in UFC News




According to Bryan Alvarez at Wrestling Observer Online (audio at the 35 minute mark):

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Plus more on the Undertaker / Brock Lesnar confrontation at UFC 121 after the jump.

- WWE's idea was to do something with Undertaker and Brock Lesnar after the event at the post-fight press conference .

- Ariel's interview was a complete coincidence and Paul Heyman said that Ariel was in the right place at the right time.

- WWE wanted Brock Lesnar to win the fight. Lolz....

- Brock didn't attend the post-fight press conference because he didn't want to steal the moment from