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• UFC 99: The Comeback UFC 99: The Comeback

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    POST YOUR PREDICTIONS BELOW!

    UFC 99: The Comeback is an upcoming mixed martial arts event to be held by the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) on June 13, 2009 in Cologne, Germany.It will be the first UFC event held in Germany, as well as the first in mainland Europe (events have previously been held in both the U.K. and Ireland).

    On Monday, June 1st, the UFC announced that Mirko "CroCop" Filipović would be returning to the promotion to face Mostapha Al-turk at UFC 99.This will be Filipović's first fight in the UFC since his unanimous-decision loss to Cheick Kongo at UFC 75 in 2007. Since that fight, he has gone 2-0-0 with one no contest while fighting for other promotions.

    An announced bout between Heath Herring and Cain Velasquez is canceled due to an illness that Herring is suffering. On May 20, 2009, Cheick Kongo was announced as the replacement.

    
    Main card
    Catchweight (195 lb) bout:  Rich Franklin vs.  Wanderlei Silva
    Heavyweight bout:  Cheick Kongo vs.  Cain Velasquez
    Heavyweight bout:  Mirko Filipović vs.  Mostapha Al-turk
    Welterweight bout:  Mike Swick vs.  Ben Saunders
    Lightweight bout:  Spencer Fisher vs.  Caol Uno
    Welterweight bout:  Marcus Davis vs.  Dan Hardy

    Preliminary card
    Lightweight bout:  Terry Etim vs.  Justin Buchholz
    Lightweight bout:  Dennis Siver vs.  Dale Hartt
    Welterweight bout:  Paul Taylor vs.  Peter Sobotta
    Lightweight bout:  Paul Kelly vs.  Rolando Delgado
    Heavyweight bout:  Denis Stojnić vs.  Stefan Struve
    Welterweight bout:  John Hathaway vs.  Rick Story

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• Fastest way to build muscle Fastest way to build muscle

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• Anderson Silva will lose at UF Anderson Silva will lose at UFC 97

  • From: Funkatron
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    That's right. You read the headline correct. Anderson Silva is going to lose his fight with Thales Leites at UFC 97 this Saturday, April 18. The number one middleweight in the world and one of the fighters in the "best pound for pound" discussion is going to be upset by his fellow Brazillian. This fight has all the makings of an upset. You don't even hear much about it. It's a given in the minds of most that Silva will walk right through Letes using his superior striking ability. Also you hear more talk about Chuck Liddell fighting Mauricio "Shogun" Rua. Heck the UFC sign on the 15 here in Las Vegas has a picture of Liddell and Shogun on it. What does the UFC think of Leites chances in this title fight when their own billboard near the Las Vegas strip hypes a fight between a past his prime fighter that is 1-3 in his last 4 fights against a fighter that has nowhere near lived up to his hype since arriving in the UFC? That fight would have been a superfight 3 or 4 years ago. Today? Eh. The Silva fight is for the middleweight title for Pete's sake and it involves someone that Dana White hypes as the best pound for pound in the world and the UFC doesn't even put it on their own billboard? Let's be honest about it. When Silva is discusssed recently the only things you really hear are questions about whether he will be fighting GSP in a potential superfight or will he move up to 205 permanently where the proverbial water is deeper. People have seemed to forget that Thales Leites is 14-1 and has world class grappling skills. His submissions are deadly. He is not a fighter to be slept on. Travis Lutter in his loss to Anderson Silva was able to obtain a mount. You mean to tell me people don't believe Leites can put himself in the same position? He can and will. And believe you me when he finds himself in this position he will hand Silva his third loss by submission and fifth overall. Daiju Takase and Ryo Chonan own submission victories over Silva in their careers. Daiju Takse? Who? Exactly. You mean to tell me none of you believe that Leites is capable of pulling off this mythical feat? I'm not not one of those people that believe just because one guy wins in a certain way that another guy will definitely do the same. MMA doesn't work that way. And I also know Silva hasn't tasted defeat since 2006 against Yushin Okami by DQ and his last submission loss was 2004 to Chonan. But when something that is possible is believed to be impossible that is when big things happen. Sure, on most nights Anderson Silva is the superior fighter. On most nights I would pick him to win by a first round KO. Every fighter loses though. I just believe this is one of those times for Silva. The time and situation are ripe for one of those jaw dropping upsets. Thales Leites is going to pluck that upset right off the tree and bring himself home Anderson Silva's middleweight title along with one of his arms or legs.

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• Floyd Mayweather Jr Thinking o Floyd Mayweather Jr Thinking of Competing in Mixed Martial Arts?

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    Floyd Mayweather Jr has reportedly been considering a move into MMA after having beaten most of the fighters at or around his weight in boxing. Whether this i

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