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Tuesday, December 25, 2018
Sunday, October 7, 2018
Nurmagomedov Taps McGregor & Bedlam Ensues
Finally! The Real People’s Red Head has come back to The Weigh-In!
Let me start off by saying my bold prediction of Nurmagomedov vs. McGregor was wrong. I did not account for Nurmagomedov laying on McGregor and zapping the life out of him. Even still, McGregor looked like he could have still done something in round four. However, as we all feared, Nurmagomedov proved too much on the ground.
Round one opened with good movement from both fighters. Nurmagomedov grabbed McGregor’s leg and it looked promising that McGregor may escape, but he was not able to. Round one ends with McGregor landing a stiff jab and Nurmagomedov sitting on him for the rest of the round. It was very boring but much anticipated.
Round two had a shocking moment, which was Nurmagomedov landing a punch that sent McGregor stumbling. However, even with minimal success in the stand up game, Nurmagomedov takes McGregor down and sits on him for the majority of the round.
Round three was McGregor’s round, and he showed what would happen if the fight remained on the feet. In round three, McGregor showed why he is one of the best strikers in MMA. McGregor landed multiple shots in round three and he could have even possibly won the round. I would give him the round but I might be biased... I am related to the man after all.
Round four had me crying and questioning everything I knew in life. Nurmagomedov takes McGregor down and though McGregor puts on a good fight, he gives up his back and Nurmagomedov wins by choke. The choke looked more like a neck crank but either way, it made McGregor tap.
Nurmagomedov then won and I was super bummed, due to my love for McGregor. However, as many of you know by now, the fight was not over. Nurmagomedov lost his mind and jumped cage, going after Dillon Danis who is one of McGregor’s training coaches. Danis is known as a ju jitsu specialist and is highly regarded in the world of MMA.
As if Nurmagomedov jumping the cage and starting a riot was not enough, one of Nurmagomedov’s entourage snuck into the cage and hit McGregor with a right hand. How despicable is this shit? This is worse than Steve taking a “plus sized” model out for a nice steak dinner and sneaking out of her place the next morning, only to never call her again.
McGregor remained gracious in defeat. He has even stated he will not press charges, something that Nurmagomedov is most likely not familiar with. I hope they have a rematch, but who knows what will happen due to Nurmagomedov’s actions after the win. Congratulations to Nurmagomedov. Like McGregor, I too am gracious when proven wrong.
Special Thanks To:
McGregor for being a True Champion
Tony Ferguson—Great Co-main
Anthony Pettis—Great Co-main
Dana White—Amazing
Plus size models—Helping Men get Dates and Confidence
Let me start off by saying my bold prediction of Nurmagomedov vs. McGregor was wrong. I did not account for Nurmagomedov laying on McGregor and zapping the life out of him. Even still, McGregor looked like he could have still done something in round four. However, as we all feared, Nurmagomedov proved too much on the ground.
Round one opened with good movement from both fighters. Nurmagomedov grabbed McGregor’s leg and it looked promising that McGregor may escape, but he was not able to. Round one ends with McGregor landing a stiff jab and Nurmagomedov sitting on him for the rest of the round. It was very boring but much anticipated.
Round two had a shocking moment, which was Nurmagomedov landing a punch that sent McGregor stumbling. However, even with minimal success in the stand up game, Nurmagomedov takes McGregor down and sits on him for the majority of the round.
Round three was McGregor’s round, and he showed what would happen if the fight remained on the feet. In round three, McGregor showed why he is one of the best strikers in MMA. McGregor landed multiple shots in round three and he could have even possibly won the round. I would give him the round but I might be biased... I am related to the man after all.
Round four had me crying and questioning everything I knew in life. Nurmagomedov takes McGregor down and though McGregor puts on a good fight, he gives up his back and Nurmagomedov wins by choke. The choke looked more like a neck crank but either way, it made McGregor tap.
Nurmagomedov then won and I was super bummed, due to my love for McGregor. However, as many of you know by now, the fight was not over. Nurmagomedov lost his mind and jumped cage, going after Dillon Danis who is one of McGregor’s training coaches. Danis is known as a ju jitsu specialist and is highly regarded in the world of MMA.
As if Nurmagomedov jumping the cage and starting a riot was not enough, one of Nurmagomedov’s entourage snuck into the cage and hit McGregor with a right hand. How despicable is this shit? This is worse than Steve taking a “plus sized” model out for a nice steak dinner and sneaking out of her place the next morning, only to never call her again.
McGregor remained gracious in defeat. He has even stated he will not press charges, something that Nurmagomedov is most likely not familiar with. I hope they have a rematch, but who knows what will happen due to Nurmagomedov’s actions after the win. Congratulations to Nurmagomedov. Like McGregor, I too am gracious when proven wrong.
Special Thanks To:
McGregor for being a True Champion
Tony Ferguson—Great Co-main
Anthony Pettis—Great Co-main
Dana White—Amazing
Plus size models—Helping Men get Dates and Confidence
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Saturday, October 6, 2018
Bold Prediction for McGregor vs. Nurmagomedov
Finally! The Real People’s Red Head has come back to The
Weigh-In!
McGregor allows Nurmagomedov to challenge him tonight. You
fans of The Weigh-In are in for a special treat. You are not going to see the
headlines that every other combat website has going on right now. We here at
The Weigh-In pride ourselves on honest reporting without fear of consequences.
What I am referring to is the fact that every other news
outlet is referring to this as the biggest fight of all time. Give me a fucking
break. If this match ends up breaking any records it has everything to do with
McGregor’s star power and nothing to do with Nuragomedov. Honestly, as we find
ourselves on the eve of the fight, I am still shocked it is happening. Are we
actually going to see Nuragomedov be healthy and report for a major fight?
I take nothing away from Nuragomedov. It is no secret he is
a fucking magician on the ground. However, if we truly breakdown these
individuals, we have to discuss everything. Khabib has constantly folded under
pressure, though his record may not reflect this fact. How soon we forget that
Nuragomedov was slated to go against Tony Ferguson four different times. This
match never happened due to a series of odd injuries and horrific weight cuts.
So let us all assume Nuragomedov makes it to the fight
tonight and UFC 299 goes off without a hitch. What are we talking about now? I
for one think, and I am willing to put it out there, McGregor wins! That is
right, I am man enough to fucking pick a winner and put my name on it. I am not
solely picking McGregor because we have so much in common and both are from
Irish decent. Rest assured, the list of things McGregor and I have in common
are fucking down right eerie. Please see my list below:
Both of us
have huge wrenches
Both have
hot wives
Both came
to takeover
Both start
the day off with a bowl of lucky charms
Both have
pots of gold hidden all over the fucking globe
I am picking McGregor because he will once again prove that
he is meant to be on the big stage and is one of the best students of mixed
martial arts. Nuragomedov is likely to find himself in a similar situation as
Eddie Alvarez, gun shy on the ultimate stage in a battle against the UFC’s
biggest star. Let us also not forget McGregor is now fighting because it is in
his blood.
Think about that last sentence people. McGregor is cashing
more checks and breaking more necks than a helicopter salesman at the Catalina
wine mixer. McGregor does not have to fight but he is choosing to fight.
Everything the man touches turns to fucking gold. I personally hope that he is
motivated by how big this event is. The size of this event has little if
anything at all to do with Nuragomedov. It pains me to write it people, but it
is true. Nuragomedov lost his fan base when the Ferguson fight was cancelled
for a fourth time.
Now, he does little if anything to promote this fight.
However, the comments he does make sound as if he thinks this is the biggest of
the fight all time due to his star power. Other sites will not tell you that
this is simply untrue. McGregor is a fucking star and Nuragomedov is someone we
all admire but lets us down when it counts.
Let me actually get into to some fight styles regarding this
pending bout. Nuragomedov is a ground specialist and if he takes McGregor down
and smothers him, it will likely lead him to victory. The question in this
fight is going to be one of whether or not Nuragomedov can get in to drag
McGregor down. Everyone fears this matchup for McGregor but I think McGregor
will rise to the challenge once again.
McGregor’s left cross has goodnight implications. In fact,
his power is so dangerous that Will Smith is considering starring in a movie
where he plays a physician with a terrible accent studying brain trauma in the
individuals McGregor has put to sleep. We do not fact check people, but we do
call it as we see it. Honestly, everything you read everywhere else does not
matter. This fight will come down to who imposes their will. Do not buy into
Nuragomedov having a much improved stand up because if he was focused on that
during training camp, he has already lost.
McGregor does not participate in fights without knowing how
to cut to the core of his opponents. DO not concern yourself with the ground
game of McGregor. None of this shit matters. This fight comes down to the stage
and movement of McGregor. With the tools that we all have seen from beginning,
he sends Nuragomedov packing and then truly prepares for the biggest fight of
all time, and it’s against Tony Ferguson.
McGregor wins by knockout in the second round, count on it.
Justindamous has spoken…
Special Thanks To:
Lucky Charms—Magically Delicious
Condoms—Just Cause
Hostile Takeovers
Franklin & Bash—Great Show
Day Walkers—for giving gingers hope
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Wednesday, August 15, 2018
Marquez and Pacquiao singing on TV AZTECA
This reminds me of this one time that the People's Redhead, Dustin Johnson and I walked into a karaoke bar in Palm Springs, California...
#whathappensinpalmspringsstaysinpalmsprings #thepeopleskaraokesinger #thisisdedicatedtogregthetaxicabdriver
#whathappensinpalmspringsstaysinpalmsprings #thepeopleskaraokesinger #thisisdedicatedtogregthetaxicabdriver
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Monday, August 13, 2018
Low Cut Connie on Late Night with Seth Meyers
Congratulations to our friends in the band, Low Cut Connie on their upcoming appearance on Late Night with Seth Meyers!
Low Cut Connie is scheduled to be the musical guest on a Monday, August 13th episode that also features guests Glenn Close and Topher Grace. The show will air on NBC at 12:35 AM EST.
For more information on the show and for local television listings for the episode please click here.
If you would like to learn more about Low Cut Connie and their music, check out Luis Cortes' 2017 article on the band:
Low Cut Connie: Music and fights
Low Cut Connie is scheduled to be the musical guest on a Monday, August 13th episode that also features guests Glenn Close and Topher Grace. The show will air on NBC at 12:35 AM EST.
For more information on the show and for local television listings for the episode please click here.
If you would like to learn more about Low Cut Connie and their music, check out Luis Cortes' 2017 article on the band:
Low Cut Connie: Music and fights
(Philadelphia’s Low Cut Connie. Photo credit: David Norbut)
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Thursday, August 9, 2018
Welcome to the Team, Steve Peacock!
We would like to welcome a friend of The Weigh-In, Steve Peacock, to our team!
Steve is a professional emcee and fight announcer who lives in South Jersey outside Philadelphia with his wife of 21 years, Jen, and his daughters, Julia and Quinn. He has announced boxing, MMA, and bodybuilding competitions in cities including Philly, Atlantic City, Newark and New York, and continues to expand his voice offerings beyond the Northeast and across the U.S. Born in the Bronx, he and his family moved to Lakewood, New Jersey, where he attended high school—the very high school where, 30 years later, be became an English teacher and continues to teach until this day. Peacock is a professional writer and former Capitol Hill journalist with thousands of writing credits to his name.
Steve also appeared on an episode of the podcast where he discussed his career as a professional emcee and fight announcer. You can check out the podcast episode here.
You can also learn more about Steve Peacock by visiting his YouTube, Facebook, & LinkedIn pages.
Welcome to the team, Steve!
TWI Team
Steve is a professional emcee and fight announcer who lives in South Jersey outside Philadelphia with his wife of 21 years, Jen, and his daughters, Julia and Quinn. He has announced boxing, MMA, and bodybuilding competitions in cities including Philly, Atlantic City, Newark and New York, and continues to expand his voice offerings beyond the Northeast and across the U.S. Born in the Bronx, he and his family moved to Lakewood, New Jersey, where he attended high school—the very high school where, 30 years later, be became an English teacher and continues to teach until this day. Peacock is a professional writer and former Capitol Hill journalist with thousands of writing credits to his name.
(Steve Peacock)
Steve also appeared on an episode of the podcast where he discussed his career as a professional emcee and fight announcer. You can check out the podcast episode here.
(Steve Peacock in Philadelphia)
You can also learn more about Steve Peacock by visiting his YouTube, Facebook, & LinkedIn pages.
Welcome to the team, Steve!
TWI Team
Tuesday, August 7, 2018
Sometimes When We Touch by Manny Pacquiao and Dan Hill
Wow... Manny has the voice of an angel! No joke... A tear came to my eye when he sang the first chorus.
Damn you Manny Pacquiao for pulling at my heart strings... You sir are a world treasure.
Damn you Manny Pacquiao for pulling at my heart strings... You sir are a world treasure.
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Saturday, August 4, 2018
Sergey Kovalev: Undisputed?
Check out Luis Cortes' recent article on Sergey Kovalev that was published on the Undisputed Champion Network (UCN Live).
Sergey Kovalev (32-2-1, 28 KOs) will square off this evening against Eleider "Storm" Alvarez (23-0, 11 KOs) for the WBO Light Heavyweight title on Saturday, August 4th at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Atlantic City.
Luis' article is available via the below link:
Sergey Kovalev: Undisputed?
Sergey Kovalev (32-2-1, 28 KOs) will square off this evening against Eleider "Storm" Alvarez (23-0, 11 KOs) for the WBO Light Heavyweight title on Saturday, August 4th at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Atlantic City.
Luis' article is available via the below link:
Sergey Kovalev: Undisputed?
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Monday, July 30, 2018
Mikey Garcia isn’t worried about anyone else
Check out Luis Cortes' recent article, Mikey Garcia isn’t worried about anyone else.
Luis' article on lightweight champion, Mikey Garcia is available on the Undisputed Champion Network website.
Congrats on another great article, Luis!
Luis' article on lightweight champion, Mikey Garcia is available on the Undisputed Champion Network website.
Congrats on another great article, Luis!
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Monday, July 23, 2018
Welcome to the Team, Gene Pantalone!
We would like to welcome a friend of The Weigh-In, Gene Pantalone, to our team! Gene is a boxing historian and author who will serve as a contributor to the website.
Gene is an expert on the golden age of boxing—the years between 1920 and 1950—and Madame Bey’s boxing camp, which hosted 14 heavyweight champions and no fewer than 80 International Boxing Hall of Fame inductees. Pantalone is the author of Madame Bey’s: Home to Boxing Legends and From Boxing Ring to Battlefield: The Life of War Hero Lew Jenkins, which is due out November 2018.
Check out Gene's books via the below links:
Madame Bey’s: Home to Boxing Legends
From Boxing Ring to Battlefield: The Life of War Hero Lew Jenkins
Gene has also appeared on an episode of the podcast where he discussed his book, Madame Bey’s: Home to Boxing Legends. You can check out the podcast episode here.
Welcome to the team, Gene!
Gene is an expert on the golden age of boxing—the years between 1920 and 1950—and Madame Bey’s boxing camp, which hosted 14 heavyweight champions and no fewer than 80 International Boxing Hall of Fame inductees. Pantalone is the author of Madame Bey’s: Home to Boxing Legends and From Boxing Ring to Battlefield: The Life of War Hero Lew Jenkins, which is due out November 2018.
Check out Gene's books via the below links:
Madame Bey’s: Home to Boxing Legends
From Boxing Ring to Battlefield: The Life of War Hero Lew Jenkins
Gene has also appeared on an episode of the podcast where he discussed his book, Madame Bey’s: Home to Boxing Legends. You can check out the podcast episode here.
Welcome to the team, Gene!
(Gene Pantalone)
Friday, July 20, 2018
A heat wave of boxing hits Philly
Check out Luis Cortes' recent article, A heat wave of boxing hits Philly.
Luis' article on the upcoming Philadelphia area boxing shows is available on the Undisputed Champion Network website.
Congrats on another great article, Luis!
Luis' article on the upcoming Philadelphia area boxing shows is available on the Undisputed Champion Network website.
Congrats on another great article, Luis!
(Jaron "Boots" Ennis)
Wednesday, July 4, 2018
Happy Fourth of July!
Happy Fourth of July to our American friends!
Happy Treason Day to our British friends!
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Monday, July 2, 2018
Boxer Gennady Golovkin: "I'm From Kazakhstan... Borat's Not Funny!!!"
Ladies and Gentlemen,
You heard it from the champ...
Thank you, TMZ for this gem!
Someday we'll get GGG to "weigh-in" (pun intended) on our very own Matt Ward and Dustin Johnson... We have a feeling he will either have no idea who they are and/or feel the same way about them as Borat...
Thank you, TMZ for this gem!
Someday we'll get GGG to "weigh-in" (pun intended) on our very own Matt Ward and Dustin Johnson... We have a feeling he will either have no idea who they are and/or feel the same way about them as Borat...
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Sunday, June 24, 2018
"Riot" at the Amir Khan vs. Carlos Molina Fight (2012)
Matt Ward, Dustin Johnson, and Steve Ward of The Weigh-In made the trek to Los Angeles from the greater Phoenix area back in 2012 to witness Amir Khan knock out Carlos Molina at the Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena.
The weekend was full of mayhem and antics that regular readers of this website would expect from the likes of anyone associated with this "fine" online publication. Matt Ward got a speeding ticket for driving 20 mph over the speed limit on a lonely stretch of California highway, and proceeded to argue with the cop; Steve Ward almost blacked out on the streets of LA after drinking sake bombs for the first time; and Dustin displayed his functioning alcoholism by waiting for the Yard House near the Staples Center to open on Saturday morning. All things considered, it is amazing that your pals at TWI made it to the show on December 15, 2012!
The real mayhem began after Khan defeated the crowd's "champion." Molina supporters, full of beer and prescription pain killers, were quick to turn their frustration on the 50 or so Amir Khan fans in attendance. This video does just enough to set the tone of the carnage that spilled over from the cheap seats onto the concourse. The video leaves out the footage of police helicopters hovering over the arena, cops decked out in riot gear, and the deployment of pepper spray. It also fails to capture the one and only red head in a sea of angry boxing fans, Dustin Johnson. Some sources covering the fight claim that he actually urinated on himself in a desperate attempt to avoid assailants and escape the arena... You be the judge of that!
Enjoy this "vintage" piece of boxing fan's finest, and remember TWI dudes love all of you... The next time any of us find ourselves in this type of mayhem, we will be sure to have our camera phones pointed towards the action, providing all of you with live play-by-play on Facebook!
The weekend was full of mayhem and antics that regular readers of this website would expect from the likes of anyone associated with this "fine" online publication. Matt Ward got a speeding ticket for driving 20 mph over the speed limit on a lonely stretch of California highway, and proceeded to argue with the cop; Steve Ward almost blacked out on the streets of LA after drinking sake bombs for the first time; and Dustin displayed his functioning alcoholism by waiting for the Yard House near the Staples Center to open on Saturday morning. All things considered, it is amazing that your pals at TWI made it to the show on December 15, 2012!
Enjoy this "vintage" piece of boxing fan's finest, and remember TWI dudes love all of you... The next time any of us find ourselves in this type of mayhem, we will be sure to have our camera phones pointed towards the action, providing all of you with live play-by-play on Facebook!
Love,
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Wednesday, April 4, 2018
Jimmy Smith: The Worst Boxer Ever!
Is Jimmy Smith the worst boxer ever? You be the judge!!! Dustin Johnson will reveal his opinion on this meeting of boxing gladiators in upcoming days... Or never...
"This is bizarre stuff. Almost looks like a Rock'em Sock'em robot." This may be the greatest call from a broadcaster in boxing history...
ENJOY this classic showdown of Jimmy Smith vs. Tony Mosco!
"This is bizarre stuff. Almost looks like a Rock'em Sock'em robot." This may be the greatest call from a broadcaster in boxing history...
ENJOY this classic showdown of Jimmy Smith vs. Tony Mosco!
Love,
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Monday, April 2, 2018
Bellator Heavyweight Grand Prix Update
Finally! The People’s Red Head has Come Back to The Weigh-In!
We here at The Weigh-In wanted to provide an update on what is going on with the Bellator Heavyweight Grand Prix Tournament. This tournament promised to be an action packed tournament, in a winner advances format that would ultimately lead to the Heavyweight Title. In the first match of the tournament Chael Sonnen won over Rampage Jackson.
We now have another fighter who advanced. Matt Mitrione won a decision against “Big Country” Roy Nelson. For Mitrione, this win avenged an earlier loss he suffered to Nelson during his UFC days. Mitrione utilized his reach advantage and kept his distance, which ultimately led to his victory at Bellator 194.
You may recall, we here at The Weigh-In previously predicted if Mitrione got past Nelson, he would win the Grand Prix Tournament. Our opinion most likely does not shock the masses. Last we checked, every ragtag sports site has Mitrione favored. When it comes to the Bellator Heavyweight division, most believe no one can hang with Mitrione’s stuff. The man pisses excellence. It is rumored that mosquitoes will not bite Mitrione out of respect. We here at The Weigh-In do not fact check people, we just report what we hear, and it is why you love us.
Mitrione is now set to take on the winner of the King Mo versus Ryan Bader. The Weigh-In crew suspects King Mo will be victorious, but we hope it is a great fight. There is a lot of buzz out of the Bader camp that Ryan is out to win this whole thing and show the world his level of talent. King Mo is just a bad man with bad intentions. This match is scheduled to take place on May 12, 2018 at Bellator 199. This is a must watch for all MMA fans out there.
The next scheduled tournament fight is rapidly approaching. Frank Mir is set to take on Fedor Emelianenko. This fight has all the trappings of an instant classic. Both men may be full of more tainted meat than Canelo and the Ward Brothers freezer combined. Both Mir and Fedor are out to prove their best days are not behind them. Mir has proven he still has a lot left in the tank as he enters the twilight of his career. Fedor wants to add to his historic resume by winning another title. Tune in on April 28, 2018 to see Mir take on Fedor.
Keep tuning into The Weigh-In for Bellator Grand Prix results. We will continue to follow this tournament until a champion is crowned. In the meantime, we will resume ignoring pornographic materials because we are all sweet boys.
Special Thanks To:
Cole Haan for making great shoes
St. Patrick’s Day for celebrating all Gingers
Netflix for still not purchasing Mo’Nique’s Special
We here at The Weigh-In wanted to provide an update on what is going on with the Bellator Heavyweight Grand Prix Tournament. This tournament promised to be an action packed tournament, in a winner advances format that would ultimately lead to the Heavyweight Title. In the first match of the tournament Chael Sonnen won over Rampage Jackson.
We now have another fighter who advanced. Matt Mitrione won a decision against “Big Country” Roy Nelson. For Mitrione, this win avenged an earlier loss he suffered to Nelson during his UFC days. Mitrione utilized his reach advantage and kept his distance, which ultimately led to his victory at Bellator 194.
You may recall, we here at The Weigh-In previously predicted if Mitrione got past Nelson, he would win the Grand Prix Tournament. Our opinion most likely does not shock the masses. Last we checked, every ragtag sports site has Mitrione favored. When it comes to the Bellator Heavyweight division, most believe no one can hang with Mitrione’s stuff. The man pisses excellence. It is rumored that mosquitoes will not bite Mitrione out of respect. We here at The Weigh-In do not fact check people, we just report what we hear, and it is why you love us.
Mitrione is now set to take on the winner of the King Mo versus Ryan Bader. The Weigh-In crew suspects King Mo will be victorious, but we hope it is a great fight. There is a lot of buzz out of the Bader camp that Ryan is out to win this whole thing and show the world his level of talent. King Mo is just a bad man with bad intentions. This match is scheduled to take place on May 12, 2018 at Bellator 199. This is a must watch for all MMA fans out there.
The next scheduled tournament fight is rapidly approaching. Frank Mir is set to take on Fedor Emelianenko. This fight has all the trappings of an instant classic. Both men may be full of more tainted meat than Canelo and the Ward Brothers freezer combined. Both Mir and Fedor are out to prove their best days are not behind them. Mir has proven he still has a lot left in the tank as he enters the twilight of his career. Fedor wants to add to his historic resume by winning another title. Tune in on April 28, 2018 to see Mir take on Fedor.
Keep tuning into The Weigh-In for Bellator Grand Prix results. We will continue to follow this tournament until a champion is crowned. In the meantime, we will resume ignoring pornographic materials because we are all sweet boys.
Special Thanks To:
Cole Haan for making great shoes
St. Patrick’s Day for celebrating all Gingers
Netflix for still not purchasing Mo’Nique’s Special
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