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Watch the UFC on Fox 2 Post-Fight Press Conference on MMAWeekly.com
Watch the UFC on Fox 2: Evans vs. Davis post-fight press conference live on MMAWeekly.com. The fighters and UFC president Dana White meet with the media shortly following the main event. -
Five Ounces of Pain
UFC on FOX 2 Breakdown: The Main Event
On the heels of a three-fight winning streak, you would be forgiven to think that Rashad Evans has done enough to earn a shot at the title he lost to Lyoto Machida back in 2009. In fact, Evans accomplished that feat after besting arch rival Quinton Jackson in 2010, and then again after crushing Tito [...] -
SethF
McKee and Cobb Both Fired After MFC 32: Bitter Rivals

This is now even less likely to ever get televised, while Caged is a real show. Yeah, that sounds about right.Antonio McKee is now officially a free agent. After missing weight by an inexcusable seven pounds for his title defense against Brian Cobb last night- resulting in the fight being changed to a three round non-title affair and McKee forfeiting twenty percent of his purse- McKee was released from his MFC contract. And yes, Antonio McKee defeated Brian Cobb by unanimous decision last night in his last appearance (possibly) under the MFC banner.
For those of you still reading, ...
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John Morgan [kingofabuelos]
UFC on FOX 2 preview: Title shots promised, but uncertainty lingers
These days, fans can be satisfied with one title match in a UFC headliner. Two? That's a big-time card.
With some 40 events expected for 2012, they'll have to get used to a whole lot more main events contested for no other glory than the possibility of title contention - not the promise.
No gold is on the line Saturday at UFC on FOX 2, but the event features two No. 1 contender bouts that promise to shape the immediate future of the middleweight and light-heavyweight divisions.
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Luke Thomas
UFC On Fox 2 Results And Play-By-Play: Rashad Evans Vs. Phil Davis
Today is January 28th and beginning at approximately 5 p.m. ET, live from the United Center in Chicago, Illinois is UFC on Fox 2. The event is headlined by a light heavyweight number-one contender's bout between former UFC light heavyweight champion Rashad Evans and rising contender Phil Davis. The bout is scheduled for five, five-minute rounds.
The co-main event is a middleweight clash - also a number-one contender's bout - between Chael Sonnen and Michael Bisping. That bout is scheduled for three, five-minute rounds.
There is no more Facebook portion of the fight card as UFC bouts are all ...
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Tom Ngo
“UFC on FOX: Evans vs. Davis” Complete Betting Lines

If you were to ask the Gambling Gods, today marks the final morning Phil Davis (Pictured) will be able to wake up and boast about his unblemished record. “Mr. Wonderful” enters tonight’s light heavyweight shootout against Rashad Evans as nearly a 2-to-1 underdog.
Evans, on the other hand, checks in as a -225 odds-on favorite to hand Davis his fist professional loss.
The card’s co-main event between Chael Sonnen and Michael Bisping isn’t expected to be nearly as competitive. Sonnen is a whopping 4-to-1 favorite to dispose of the Brit, whereas Bisping is pegged as a 3-to-1 longshot to collect his fifth consecutive victory.
United Center in Chicago, Illinois hosts tonight’s festivities. FOX broadcasts the main card live at 8PM ET/5PM PT.
Here are the complete wagering lines (Courtesy of Bovada):
Favorites (-) Underdogs (+)
Preliminary Card:
Chris Camozzi -170
Dustin Jacoby +140Joey Beltran -225
Lavar Johnson +175Shane Roller -240
Michael Johnson +190Charles Oliveira -500
Eric Wisely +350Cub Swanson -120
George Roop +110Mike Russow -160
John Olav Einemo +130Evan Dunham -375
Nik Lentz +285
Main Card:Chris Weidman -150
Demian Maia +120Chael Sonnen -400
Michael Bisping +300Rashad Evans -225
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Erik Fontanez
‘King Mo’ Lawal’s Manager Hopes Positive Steroid Test Builds Awareness
"Not everyone is guilty of intentionally doing this." -Mike Kogan, manager to "King Mo" Lawal -
CrushCo
UFC on FOX ‘Evans vs Davis’ Weigh-In Results & Video: Bisping Reps the 209?
“Forget all about that belt tomorrow, son.” (Video: YouTube/UFC)
Last night’s weigh-ins in the bag and we are officially one step closer to go-time. While these events are a mere formality in the fight business—I mean, who would show up unprepared, right?–they do give one more opportunity for fans to cheer or boo the fighters of their choice, and one more opportunity for fighters to win the mental war. With those assignments in mind, the men on stage and those in the bleachers made the most of the evening.
Though Michael Bisping and Chael Sonnen ...
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John Morgan [kingofabuelos]
Fans invited to next week’s UFC 143 open workouts, press conference
The UFC holds its first Sin City event of 2012 next week, as Strikeforce
champ Nick Diaz and former WEC titleholder Carlos
Condit meet with the UFC's interim welterweight
title on the line.
In anticipation of the pay-per-view event, UFC officials recently announced that fans are invited to both a UFC 143 open workout session and pre-event press conference.
Both events can be attended free of charge.

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