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For the first-time ever, Indianapolis will get a taste of the Ultimate Fighting Championship®. Former UFC® heavyweight champion Frank Mir and former interim UFC heavyweight champion and mixed martial arts legend Minotauro Nogueira will mix it up for an encore performance on Saturday, September 25 at UFC 119: MIR VS. NOGUEIRA 2, which is presented by “Halo Reach” and live from the Conseco Field House in Indianapolis, Indiana. Also featured on this historic card, Nogueira’s twin brother and light heavyweight force Antonio …
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It has been widely reported today that both Nogueira…
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Are…you…ready, for UFC 111!? The fighters are set to take stage tonight from New Jersey and into television sets around the country via pay-per-view (US). We also welcome all of our visitors from Brazil, UK, Canada, France, Russia, China and beyond.
6th-Round.com will be providing live fight results beginning with the under card at approximately 7:30 p.m. EST and main card fights kicking off at 9:00.
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The official weigh-ins for UFC 111: “St-Pierre vs. Hardy” went off this afternoon at 4 p.m. EST. All fighters successfully made weight except for Rory Markham (6 over). Here are the results:
Main card:
Champ Georges St-Pierre (170) vs. Dan Hardy (170)
Shane Carwin (265) vs. Frank Mir (265)
Fabricio Camoes (155) vs. Kurt Pellegrino (155)
Jon Fitch (171) vs. Ben Saunders (169)
Mark Bocek (154) vs. Jim Miller (155)
Under card (Spike TV):
Nate Diaz (171) vs. Rory Markham (177)*
Ricardo Almeida (170) vs. Matt Brown (170)
Under card (may not be broadcast):
Tomasz Drwal (185) vs. Rousimar Palhares (186)
Jared …
Opinion, Picks and Predictions »
Welcome 6th Rounders, to my picks and predictions for UFC 111. “St. Pierre vs. Hardy” will air Saturday night via pay-per-view beginning at 10:00 p.m. EST (under card at 7:00). This card features a main event between the welterweight champ and a brash contender. A solid line-up calls for solid picks, right? Whether you agree or disagree, leave your thoughts by commenting.
As a lead writer here, there’s a certain responsibility for making quality peeks into the future. That being said, anything can (and does) happen in mixed martial arts. With …
