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unused · 11-16-2006, 03:38 PM

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Originally Posted by The MuscleShark

Well with the light weight coming back to the UFC...wich is about time in my eyes it is the best division they have......I want to see whp people think will compete on the show. Here are some of the fighters I predict being on the show.

Sam Stout
Spencer Fisher
Josh Thompson
Clay Guida
Antonio Carvahlo
Chris Horodecki
Urijah Faber (if he moves up a weight Class)
Hermes Franca
etc

What does everyone else think?

Faber is under contract somewhere else can't remember exactly where but he is, If he wasn't he would win and the only problem he would have is against Hermes Franca even though Fisher is OK and Guida is getting better.

The MuscleShark · 11-16-2006, 03:47 PM

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Originally Posted by unused

Faber is under contract somewhere else can't remember exactly where but he is, If he wasn't he would win and the only problem he would have is against Hermes Franca even though Fisher is OK and Guida is getting better.

Yeah Faber Just signed with WFA but doesn't mean he can't fight in other organisations he could do the show and fight other times...

unused · 11-16-2006, 03:53 PM

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Originally Posted by The MuscleShark

Yeah Faber Just signed with WFA but doesn't mean he can't fight in other organisations he could do the show and fight other times...

I doubt that the WFA will allow him to fight in another major promotion, especially since they don't get along.

steveo412 · 11-16-2006, 04:01 PM

When they say that they are bringing in veterans. They probably mean LW fighters that fought back in the old division when Jens Pulver was the champ. All the guys like Fisher, Franca and Stout arent really veterans. They have had a few fights but havent been in the UFC for that many years. Im guessing there gonna use guys that havent fought in a while, and newcomers will probably be guys nobody has heard of.

The MuscleShark · 11-16-2006, 04:14 PM

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Originally Posted by steveo412

When they say that they are bringing in veterans. They probably mean LW fighters that fought back in the old division when Jens Pulver was the champ. All the guys like Fisher, Franca and Stout arent really veterans. They have had a few fights but havent been in the UFC for that many years. Im guessing there gonna use guys that havent fought in a while, and newcomers will probably be guys nobody has heard of.

It should be interesting to see who they bring in but it will be awsome to have PUlver and Penn as coaches....Im just hoping they dont bring in hughes for some sessions...im getting tired of that guy on that show

KillerG · 11-16-2006, 04:22 PM

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I don't know if the UFC wants to put guys like Fisher and Franca on the show against n00bs. Doesn't say much about the UFC if you bring in eight new guys and crush all of them.

The thing is, just because they are "n00bs" doesnt mean they cant beat someone who has had a few fights in the UFC, true veterans then yeah, not really right or fair or a true match, but im sure the match up will be a little more fair.

"N00bs" just means they havent been IN the UFC. Some of these TUF fighters or "n00bs" as you would call them are doing very well, and improving all the time. A guy may have sick skills but never have the chance to show them until now.

If they all do get their ass whooped then yeah, shame on Dana for doing it, but im sure they wont be a walk over like your trying to say dude.

**CopperShark** · 11-16-2006, 04:25 PM

Mark Homminick will be on the cast.. That's my best guess.. And Yeah. Sam Stout.

cicero1 · 11-17-2006, 03:40 AM

We might see Nick Serra.

**ozz525** · 11-17-2006, 09:10 AM

what about bang ludwig

grawl · 11-18-2006, 09:37 PM

the show is kind of a joke. it doesn't really matters who wins. they all end up fighting in the ufc anyway. sure the winner gets a fat contract, but everyone else gets in to fight as well. i thought the idea of the show was for the winner to get the contract and the money, not everyone on the show.