I was disappointed to see Din blow out his knee. I like Kenny, but I am biased for the Thomas camp. Kenny had some great kicks and Din defended them well (except for the groin kick…ouch….still, very well-thrown kick).

My boys and I train at Din’s school in Port St Lucie and having trained there for a while now, so I knew something was wrong when he just laid there.

Prior to the knee blow-out, I thought the match was pretty even, overall. I do give the kicking to Kenny as he had some great kicks.

As for the taunting, they all do it for the most part. In real-life most of these guys are very nice and do not put on a show like they do in the ring.

I hope that Din will be back. He is very skilled and it would be a shame for this to end his career.

Man, how about Leben and Quarry? Wow!!

I like the way that Quarry was mixing up things with kicks, punches, knees and so on. He was slower than Sell, but he still did pretty well.

All in all, a great fight card. Again, I wish Din the best and hope for a speedy recovery and hats off to Kenny for showing great sportsmanship in the ring right after the fight!

Quarry can take baseball bat shots to the head and still stand up, as can Leben. Sell actually looked REALLY good imo.. Quarry was a bit sloppy, but made it happen when he got the chance. Surely a bit of ring rust. Quarry is funny as hell too.

Leben looked sloppy on his feet, but damn did he really develope a good ground game. Martin had the fast hands as always (how that guy weighs in at 185 I dont know.) Great war.

Florian looked REALLY good, jumped on Din when he had the chance and took the win. Rematch would indeed be nice if/when Din gets that knee back to normal (anyone know if there were previous issues there?)

Right. The Maynard fight was all of 6 seonds long.

[quote post="3371"]Quarry is a rock! That guy took some ass kicking. Sell clearly out punched the guy by a wide margin. Why didn’t Sell just stay back and get the win? 2 minutes later and he would have been seen as a dominating winner. Patience brother.[/quote]

Haven’t you learned anything – you cannot leave the fight up to the judges. Matt Hamill probably thought he was up 2 rounds to none going into the third with Bisping and we all know what happened there…

I found it funny how Terry Martin acted like he had it in the bag to lose seconds later. Then, Din Thomas, does that silly shimmy across the ring and finds himself beaten.

Grow up guys.

Quarry is a rock! That guy took some ass kicking. Sell clearly out punched the guy by a wide margin. Why didn’t Sell just stay back and get the win? 2 minutes later and he would have been seen as a dominating winner. Patience brother.

Leben just looked DIFFERENT. A different person altogether.

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Last nights Fight Night was absolutely fanstastic for me to watch. In every single fight that was televised (I didn’t look to see who won the undercard yet), the fighter that I was rooting for won – and none of them went to a decision. I couldn’t have been happier – unless Din didn’t blow out his knee going for a shoot. That really sucked. When watcing it live, his shot did look very awkward, especially at the end. So I wasn’t sure if he hurt his leg, or if he somehow it his head on the canvas at a wierd angle and got hurt by it. But after replays, it was obviously the first of the two. Kenny The Killer finishes his fights!

Nate Quarry, welcome back to the UFC! I really thought that once Sell connected with that punch to Nate’s chin in the second round as Nate went down very similarly to when Franklin cracked him, for that split second, I thought the fight was over. But Nate being the tough guy that he his, just bounced right back up immediately. Great knockout in the third round for Quarry. I’m very happy to see Nate back on track after his surgery. He really is a good guy. I met him back at UFC 55 Fury. He was really down to earth. Nate can take a punch, and he can throw one as well. But did anyone notice that on many occasions, when he would throw a straight punch, he would drop his other hand completely, and stick his chin out? Seeing that in the first round had me thinking that he was going to get KO’d.

My boy Nate Diaz – way to go. Too bad Nick couldn’t corner him. Even if Nate wasn’t Nick’s little brother, I would still be a fan of his, but probably not quite as much as I do. It looks like Nate puts just a little bit more on his average punch that Nick does, but once Nick finds that opening, I believe that he can hit harder than Nate. I was very happy to see rock Junior with those 2 punches, and I was very impressed with his transissin from guillatine to, well guillatine. It was great!

Leben was in great shape for the first time in his career. Good for him. It looks like the move to Hawaii has really payed off. Everyone was talking about Martin’s one punch power. The highlights of the fight were Chris Leben throwing his combinations, and HIS one punch knockout of Martin! Good for Leben. I am very happy to see him back on track. I have been a big fan of Leben since TUF 1. Out of all of those fighters in that season (TUF 1), from what I was able to tell back then, Leben and Forrest have the two biggest hearts, and I still believe that to this day.

Once this Miller/Garcia fight is finally finished downloading, it’ll be time for my lunch. Then, I’ll read the comments – I don’t want to spoil the fight I’m actually downloading for $2. This is the 2nd time I’m using UFC On Demand. The first time was for Clay Guida/Marcus Aurelio. I HATE how they tell you who won the fight, how they won it, and when they won it before you download the fight. So this time I used my hands to cover the screen, and slowly moved them around to find the download button, so I wouldnt know the outcome.