Weigh-ins for The Ultimate Fighter (TUF) 6 Finale took place earlier this afternoon at The Palms in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The field of 18 fighters all tipped the scales without incident.
Here are the official results from UFC.com:
Clay Guida (155) vs. Roger Huerta (155)
Mac Danzig (168.5) vs. Tommy Speer (170)
Jared Rollins (169) vs. Jon “War Machine” Koppenhaver (170)
George Sotiropoulos (169) vs. Billy Miles (170)
Ben Saunders (169) vs. Dan Barrera (170)
Troy “Rude Boy” Mandaloniz (170) vs. Richie Hightower (170)
Matt Arroyo (169) vs. John Kolosci (170)
Roman Mitichyan (170) vs. Dorian Price (170)
Paul Georgieff (170) vs. Jonathan Goulet (170)
The televised portion of the SpikeTV special begins Saturday, December 8, at 9 p.m. ET. We will provide LIVE blow-by-blow, round-by-round coverage of the main card action at this time.
TUF 6 Finale quick results, however, will begin to flow earlier than that here at MMAmania.com at about 7:30 p.m. ET with the prelim fights.
It’s going to be a fun night of FREE mixed martial arts action — see you all then!
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Huerta is a “B” level fighter that the UFC is trying to market the same way Oscar Delahoya got marketed (golden boy style) and thats just fine. Until he beats someone in the top ten like Fisher, Stout, Kenflo, Din Thomas, Hermes Franca, Joe Stevens, Melvin Gulard, Joe Lauzon, Tyson Grifin, BJ Penn or Sherk. He might start to look “A” level. Oh i and personaly think Nate Diaz could tap him in the second. He has only fought first timers in the UFC and Guida will be his first test. GO GUIDA!
I hope Huerta comes through on this one. If he turns out to be in the top ten i for one would be stoked. His fighting style is so fun to watch. Just an all round cool fighter. GO HUERTA!
Alot of future 155s in there..
guida needs to cut his hair
Huerta-Guida fight is going to be insane, i like both guys so i dont care who wins i just want to see it.
LOL, yeah, I think I would be able to respect Guida if he had a haircut… Come on dude, you’re not Jesus.
[quote comment="228814"]Huerta is a “B” level fighter that the UFC is trying to market the same way Oscar Delahoya got marketed (golden boy style) and thats just fine. Until he beats someone in the top ten like Fisher, Stout, Kenflo, Din Thomas, Hermes Franca, Joe Stevens, Melvin Gulard, Joe Lauzon, Tyson Grifin, BJ Penn or Sherk. He might start to look “A” level. Oh i and personaly think Nate Diaz could tap him in the second. He has only fought first timers in the UFC and Guida will be his first test. GO GUIDA![/quote]
Huerta and Gulard got a no contest last time they fought.
[quote comment="228814"]Huerta is a “B” level fighter that the UFC is trying to market the same way Oscar Delahoya got marketed (golden boy style) and thats just fine. Until he beats someone in the top ten like Fisher, Stout, Kenflo, Din Thomas, Hermes Franca, Joe Stevens, Melvin Gulard, Joe Lauzon, Tyson Grifin, BJ Penn or Sherk. He might start to look “A” level. Oh i and personaly think Nate Diaz could tap him in the second. He has only fought first timers in the UFC and Guida will be his first test. GO GUIDA![/quote]
Give me a break. The last time Huerta fought a bjj specialist the guy ended up with a broken orbital socket.
[quote comment="228946"]LOL, yeah, I think I would be able to respect Guida if he had a haircut… Come on dude, you’re not Jesus.[/quote]
Hehe. Maybe it’s strategy? With all that greasy mess flying around, It’s gonna be harder to put him in a Thai clinch!
Does Danzig even have to try to make weight? I bet he makes weight just by doing regular training.
[quote comment="228910"]guida needs to cut his hair[/quote]
Yeah has do he fight with that. At 72 myself and friends were convinced that Griffin would pick his puches. Strike every time Clay went to flick his hair out of his eyes.
Yeah how does he fight with that is what I meant to say. You’d think english wasn’t my first language.
[quote comment="229031"][quote comment="228814"]Huerta is a “B” level fighter that the UFC is trying to market the same way Oscar Delahoya got marketed (golden boy style) and thats just fine. Until he beats someone in the top ten like Fisher, Stout, Kenflo, Din Thomas, Hermes Franca, Joe Stevens, Melvin Gulard, Joe Lauzon, Tyson Grifin, BJ Penn or Sherk. He might start to look “A” level. Oh i and personaly think Nate Diaz could tap him in the second. He has only fought first timers in the UFC and Guida will be his first test. GO GUIDA![/quote]
Give me a break. The last time Huerta fought a bjj specialist the guy ended up with a broken orbital socket.[/quote]
I agree, but after this night some people its gonna say, but Guida wasent so good…Go Roger!!!
Predictions:
War Machine defeats J-roc
Rude boy defeats Hightower
Tommy Spears with the upset over Danzig
Goulet destroys Georgif
George siritpoulous defeats Billy Miles
Ben Saunders Ko’s Berrara
Matt arroyo submits Kolosci
Guida defeats Huerta via split decision
No prediction on Roman vs. Dorian. I dont make a prediction without ever seeing a fighter fight. I will say this Roman is said to be a great Judoka and submission guy. Dorian will have a huge reach advantage, and I assume he will have a big striking advantage. For Dorian to win he will have to use his range to pick him apart. Dont let Roman get close enough to take him down. He needs to be careful that he doesnt get taken down when going for the Tai clinch
WAR Guida!!!
Huerta is in for a vicious GnP clinic….watch
J-Roc has a lot more tatoos now.