Quote (Vantre @ Oct 18 2014 02:30pm)

lmao


I just have an image of Weidman choke slamming this 90-pound elderly women through a glass table

Quote (Shadowoffury @ Oct 18 2014 02:19pm)

I just wonder what she did to make chris throw her through a glass table in the first place

Quote (Majithor @ Oct 20 2014 11:17am)

"This is not bad for me, this is bad for the sport. People around the world love the UFC, but the kids love the UFC, and the families love UFC. It's bad for the sport. I don't think this is good because the sport can change the lives of the kids and the people in the world. When the guys test for the steroids, it's bad because this is a problem. It's bad not just for the UFC, but for the sport. When the guys test for the steroids, (they should have) no more fights. When you use the steroids, you use them for a long time. When you use the steroids for a long time, you have a problem. It's a drug and it's not good for the sport."


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"My personal opinion about Vitor, of all the athletes in the 185-pound weight class, my personal opinion... he's the most complete athlete. He's more explosive, he's got better boxing, good jiu-jitsu, good wrestling."

Quote (EmbraceDegeneracy @ Oct 20 2014 01:26pm)

lol anderson is so fucked up... he'll say shit like steroids are terrible for the sport, but then he'll recognize vitor as the most explosive & complete athlete in the sport, lmao. I think weidman knocked a few braincells out of place.

Quote (EmbraceDegeneracy @ Oct 20 2014 01:26pm)

lol anderson is so fucked up... he'll say shit like steroids are terrible for the sport, but then he'll recognize vitor as the most explosive & complete athlete in the sport, lmao. I think weidman knocked a few braincells out of place.

Quote (theduds07 @ Oct 20 2014 12:38pm)

Both of those opinions can coexist. Just because he believes it's bad for the sport doesnt mean he can't also think that he is the most complete athlete. In a way, it makes sense to be the most complete athlete because of his past drug use...

Quote (KrWWW @ 22 Oct 2014 00:42)

Cung Le had his suspension rescinded

Quote (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cung_Le)

Following the fight, Le tested positive for elevated levels of HGH and was subsequently suspended from competition for nine months.
However, after revisiting the evidences against Le, the UFC suspended him for a year.
There has been some dispute of the abnormal test, as the lab in question was not WADA-approved, did not do the appropriate HGH test, and destroyed the blood sample before confirmatory tests could be done.

Ultimately, on October 21, the UFC reversed their decision and rescinded Le's suspension.

Quote (nme88 @ Oct 21 2014 06:58pm)

was looking for why they changed their mind and this was on his wiki page: