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Five Things We Learned From UFC 102

Posted: Aug 31st 2009 8:01AM by Mike Chiappetta (author feed)
Filed under: UFC

Todd Duffee Experts who study boring things that aim to depress us say you can't learn anything watching TV. I say "bollocks" (which is a word I learned watching the BBC). Watching UFC 102 with a finely attuned eye, there was much to be learned.

Here's my list of five things I surmised from Saturday night's fights.

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UFC 102 Undercard Live Blog: Herman-Simpson, Gonzaga-Tuchscherer, More

Posted: Aug 29th 2009 8:05PM by Ray Hui (author feed)
Filed under: UFC

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This is the UFC 102 undercard live blog for all six matches on the undercard, which features Gabriel Gonzaga vs. Chris Tuchscherer, Ed Herman vs. Aaron Simpson, Mike Russow vs. Justin McCully, Todd Duffee vs. Tim Hague, Mark Munoz vs. Nick Catone and Marcus Aurelio vs. Evan Dunham.

FanHouse is live in Portland and will provide round-by-round details of every match. The first bout is scheduled to begin 7:45PM ET.

The live blog begins below.

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UFC 102: Too Many Good Fights, Not Enough Pay-Per-View Time

Posted: Jun 24th 2009 11:35AM by Michael David Smith (author feed)
Filed under: UFC

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The news that a heavyweight fight between Gabriel Gonzaga and Chris Tuchscherer has been officially added to the UFC 102 fight card reminds me of something I've been thinking about for a while now: There are way too many good fights on the UFC 102 card.

Obviously, it sounds ridiculous to complain about too many good fights. But the UFC only puts five -- or at most six -- fights on the live pay-per-view broadcast, and this UFC 102 card, headlined by Randy Couture vs. Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira in the main event, has eight fights that are very pay-per-view worthy.

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