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UFC 165 Results: Alive Reaction for Every Fight
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UFC 165 gave us one of the greatest UFC title fights of all-time.
Jon Jones defended his UFC Light Heavyweight Title by unanimous decision. Alexander Gustafsson gave him all he wanted and more. There is no doubtfulness that these two will meet once again.
Renan Barao adds a highlight reel TKO to his fight history. He nailed Eddie Wineland with a spinning back kick, and and so finished upwards on the ground to retain the Interim UFC Bantamweight Title.
Quick Results:
Jon Jones defeats Alexander Gustafsson by unanimous conclusion (48-47, 48-47, 49-46)
Renan Barao defeats Eddie Wineland by TKO at 0:35 of the second round
Brendan Schaub defeats Matt Mitrione via submission (d'arce asphyxiate) at 4:06 of the start round
Francis Carmont defeats Costa Philippou by unanimous decision (30-27, xxx-27, 30-26)
Khabib Nurmagomedov defeats Pat Healy by unanimous decision (30-27, xxx-27, 30-27)
Myles Jury defeats Mike Ricci past split up conclusion (29-28, 28-29, 29-28)
Wilson Reis defeats Ivan Menjivar by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28 29-28)
Stephen Thompson defeats Chris Clements by KO at 1:27 of the 2nd round
Mitch Gagnon defeats Dustin Kimura via submission (guillotine) at 4:05 of the first round
John Makdessi defeats Renee Forte by KO at ii:01 of the first round
Michel Prazeres defeats Jesse Ronson by carve up decision (28-29, 29-28, 29-28)
Alex Caceres defeats Roland Delorme by split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28)
Daniel Omielanczuk defeats Nandor Guelmino by KO at three:xviii of the third round
UFC Light Heavyweight Championship: Jon Jones vs. Alexander Gustafsson
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Reaction
The greatest low-cal heavyweight championship fight of all-time, and quite peradventure the fight of 2013. What a fight!
The first three rounds were extremely close. They could accept been scored for either fighter. I personally gave the first for Gustafsson, and the concluding four for the champion. Jones' accumlation of strikes added up, and later in the fight he hurt Gustafsson badly.
Gustafsson close up a lot of critics, including myself. He was prepared and every chip the top contender. What a fight!
Bleacher Written report scores the fight 49-46 Jones.
Interim UFC Bantamweight Championship: Renan Barao vs. Eddie Wineland
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Round 1
Wineland comes right out and presses the action. Both fighters are trying to figure out the distance and timing. Barao comes in, only it's Wineland who walks him to the contend. They are separated. Barao tries a high kick, but Wineland tosses it bated. Wineland finishes a combination with a leg kick. It was the kick that landed cleanly. Barao lands a solid leg kick. Barao wants to take this fight down, but he is non willing to commit to a takedown attempt just nonetheless. Proficient combination from Barao.
Bleacher Report scores the round ten-ix Barao.
Round 2
Barao lands a spinning dorsum kick, and this fight is over! WOW!
Barao defeats Wineland past TKO at 0:35 of the second round
A spinning dorsum kicking followed upwardly by a couple of make clean punches, and it is over. Interim champion notwithstanding. Dominick Cruz is on notice.
Brendan Schaub vs. Matt Mitrione
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Circular 1
They are getting after it early. Schaub lands early, but non at total ability. Mitrione is waiting to land that one shot. Schaub laces a big correct toward Mitrione's dome. Mitrione is haemorrhage from the corner of his eye. Leg kick from Mitrione. Schaub comes forward with a combination, and he takes Mitrione to the floor. Schaub gets a d'arce in deep, and it's all over!
Schaub defeats Mitrione via submission (d'arce choke) at iv:06 of the first circular
A expert performance from Schaub. The all-time of his career yet.
Costa Philippou vs. Francis Carmont
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Round 1
Philippou using head movement early. Carmont lands a skilful leg kick. Carmont takes Philippou down. GSP is barking out orders to Carmont. Practiced dial around the back of Philippou. Carmont goes for a rear-naked choke, merely Philippou spins out of it. Carmont is now on top of him away from the cage. Philippou throws his legs up looking for an arm, simply Carmont defends easily. Philippou goes for an omaplata, only it wasn't a realistic threat.
Bleacher Written report scores the circular 10-ix Carmont.
Round 2
Carmont times the punch from Philippou, and he takes him down easily. Carmont is keeping Philippou downwardly, and landing shots when he can. Philippou gets back up. Carmont looks for another takedown, and he completes it. Carmont landing some more than ground and pound. That is how the circular will end.
Bleacher Report scores the round 10-9 Carmont.
Round 3
Philippou seems defeated in the corner before the third circular starts. Carmont goes for a takedown, and puts Philippou on the mat. That was not a takedown timed off a strike. Information technology was just fauna strength. Half the round is gone. Carmont closes out the fight in top position.
Bleacher Report scores the circular 10-nine Carmont, and the fight 30-27 Carmont.
Carmont defeats Philippou by unanimous decision (30-27, xxx-27, thirty-26)
Philippou'due south days in the top 10 are most likely washed, and Carmont will take his identify. It wasn't the most exciting, but it was the most heady Carmont we accept seen. And dominant.
Pat Healy vs. Khabib Nurmagomedov
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Round 1
Healy comes out aggressive. Nurmagomedov will accept the speed advantage. Healy starts to ball with Nurmagomedov a bit. He is chasing him down. Nurmagomedov briefly clinches with Healy. Nurmagomedov throws a flight knee. Healy is cut on his cheek. Healy goes to the body. Healy continues with the pressure. Nurmagomedov briefly has Healy on his butt, but they go right back to their feet. Nurmagomedov grabs a concur of Healy again at the end of the round. A solid correct manus at the horn. Very shut circular.
Bleacher Report scores the round x-9 Nurmagomedov.
Round 2
Nurmagomedov lands a couple stiff punches. Nurmagomedov gets Healy's dorsum. Skilful punches as Healy stands. Healy is keeping up the step merely he is not landing with any consistency. Nurmagomedov is being the more constructive fighter halfway through the round. Healy lands 2 right easily over the height. Nurmagomedov grabs a hold of Healy to slow the pace. Healy lands a good right hand. Nurmagomedov is starting to slow downwardly. Nurmagomedov clinches with Healy, and he lands a few shots inside. Takedown from Nurmagomedov with 30 seconds remaining.
Bleacher Report scores the round 10-9 Nurmagomedov.
Round 3
Healy right back to pushing the pace, but Nurmagomedov goes for a takedown that fails. Healy lands to the trunk. Nurmagomedov puts Healy'south dorsum on the sail. Healy is having a hard fourth dimension getting dorsum to his feet. Nurmagomedov is trying to keep him down, but Healy inches closer to the cage. Healy finally stands. Nurmagomedov runs Healy across the cage and slams him to the floor! Nurmagomedov is landing skilful footing and pound now. 90 seconds to go. More basis and pound until the cease.
Bleacher Report scores the round 10-9 Nurmagomedov, and the fight 30-27 Nurmagomedov.
Nurmagomedov defeats Healy by unanimous decision (30-27, xxx-27, 30-27)
A corking mode to open the PPV, and Nurmagomedov gets the large win he needs to spring into the tiptop 10. The undefeated grappler will surely earn an even bigger fight his next time out. Benson Henderson, anyone?
Mike Ricci vs. Myles Jury
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Circular i
Tentative commencement to the fight. Ricci is doing a skillful task of using his jab to constitute reach. Jury lands a right. That got Ricci'due south attention. Jury shoots in, and he takes Ricci downward. Ricci moves his dorsum confronting the fence. Ricci lands a couple good elbows to the side of Jury's head. Ricci gets back to his feet.
Bleacher Report scores the circular 10-nine Jury.
Round two
Ricci tries to cut off the cage. Good body kick from Ricci. Jury is telegraphing his right hand, and Ricci is mixing information technology up a flake more in this circular. The activeness is nil and void. Ane infinitesimal left in the circular. Jury goes for a takedown, Ricci defends and the terrible round comes to a close.
Bleacher Report scores the round 10-10.
Circular iii
They meet in the center of the muzzle, just get right back to what they had been doing. Jury shoots for a takedown, and he is able to suck Ricci's legs out from under him. Ricci gives upwardly his back in social club to stand up. Ricci reverses the position, and Jury is on his butt. Jury reverses right back. Absolutely no offense. Jury is trying to accelerate to Ricci'due south back. He gets it. Ricci spins on top. Jury works dorsum to put Ricci on his butt.
Bleacher Report scores the round ten-nine Jury, and the fight 30-28 Jury.
Jury defeats Ricci by divide decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28)
Awful fight.
Ivan Menjivar vs. Wilson Reis
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Circular 1
Reis establishes the eye of the Octagon. Reis throws a high kick, and Menjivar lands a right in the process. Menjivar is throwing a lot of leg kicks. Menjivar lands a articulatio genus in the assure. Menjivar lands a squeamish claw inside. Reis goes for a takedown, and he gets it. Menjivar has full baby-sit.
Bleacher Study scores the round 10-9 Menjivar.
Circular 2
Reis catches a boot, and he puts Menjivar on his dorsum. A lot of time to work for Reis. Menjivar gets dorsum to his feet. Menjivar throws, just Reis times his takedown off the strike. Not much criminal offence thus far. Menjivar stands again.
Bleacher Report scores the round 10-ix Reis.
Round 3
ninety seconds goes past without much offense. Reis closes the distance. He takes Menjivar down once again. Reis mounts. Reis is tight on top. Menjivar is trying to necktie him up, but this is just control from Reis. Menjivar is trying to be active from bottom, but he has no infinite to work.
Bleacher Report scores the round 10-ix Reis, and the fight 29-28 Reis.
Reis defeats Menjivar by unanimous determination (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)
Menjivar started well, but the takedowns by Reis allowed him to control the striker. The fight was nothing to write home about, but a expert win for Reis in his debut.
Chris Clements vs. Stephen Thompson
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Round 1
Thompson's speed reward is axiomatic early. Clements starting with low leg kicks. Clements hitting a wheel kick to the legs of Thompson. Nicely done. Thompson presses Clements against the fence. They split up. Solid outside leg boot from Thompson. Clements moves Thompson to the cage. Clements slips, and Thompson tries to capitalize. They stand up after a scramble on the ground. Thompson lands a jab, and takes Clements downwards.
Bleacher Study scores the round 10-9 Thompson.
Circular 2
Thompson hurts Clements. Thompson works from the baby-sit now every bit Clements tries to recover. Thompson puts together another series of strikes, and the fight is over. Clements was out of it.
Thompson defeats Clements by KO at i:27 of the 2nd round
Thompson got a favorable matchup here, and it showed. He got to showcase his development, and finish with his strikes. A solid developmental fight for Thompson.
Mitch Gagnon vs. Dustin Kimura
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Round ane
Gagnon goes for the takedown, but Kimura defends. Gagnon is coming forrad consistently, just not much crime is landing other than leg kicks. Gagnon lands a good left to the body. Kimura is busted upwards a bit. Kimura lands a trunk shot, and that injure Gagnon. Kimura goes for a heel hook, but Gagnon gets out. Gagnon lands a proficient shot on the mat. Gagnon drops for a guillotine. He's out cold!
Gagnon defeats Kimura via submission (guillotine) at 4:05 of the first round
Fantabulous fight to open the Fox Sports 1 preliminary fights. Gagnon went after it. They each had spurts of offense, but Gagnon had more and more meaningful punches. He eventually rolled with the guillotine and put Kimura to slumber.
John Makdessi vs. Renee Forte
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Circular 1
Forte is the one coming forrard from the outset. Makdessi will exist happy to counter. Spinning back kick from Makdessi. Makdessi drops Forte, and he finishes him on the mat.
Makdessi defeats Forte past KO at 2:01 of the first round
Forte decided to strike with the striker, and he got leveled. Makdessi was happy to oblige him. He clipped him backside the ear, and followed up on the mat.
Jesse Ronson vs. Michel Prazeres
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Circular i
Prazeres wastes little time in taking Ronson downwards. He moves to side control. Ronson stands, just Prazeres slams him back downward to the canvas. Prazeres keeps trying to set upward submissions, but Ronson's move causes him to move. He is moving from ascendant position to dominant position. The round closes with Prazeres seeking the asphyxiate.
Bleacher Written report scores the circular 10-ix Prazeres.
Round two
Prazeres takes him to the floor immediately. Ronson gets to his anxiety, only but for a moment. Ronson keeps defending well, but he is unable to mountain any offense. He gets back to his feet. Prazeres marches frontwards for the takedown again. Ronson gets back to his feet. Ronson lands a couple kicks. Prazeres diving for the takedown at present, and Ronson is able to defend. That could be a sign that Prazeres is slowing down.
Bleacher Report scores the round 10-9 Prazeres.
Round three
Ronson lands a good uppercut. Ronson is being patient with his strikes now. Prazeres lands a right. Prazeres gets a hold of Ronson, but he isn't dumping him to the mat. Ronson gets away. Ronson lands several strong leg kicks to the thigh of Prazeres. Prazeres takes Ronson down with i minute remaining. Ronson slams Prazeres at the end of the round.
Bleacher Written report scores the circular 10-9 Ronson, and the fight 29-28 Prazeres.
Prazeres defeats Ronson by split up determination (28-29, 29-28, 29-28)
Prazeres should have washed more work on the footing, but his command was practiced enough to win the first two frames. Ronson could not go along him off of him. Prazeres needs to add in more offense.
Roland Delorme vs. Alex Caceres
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Round 1
Caceres throws a spinning dorsum fist. Caceres is throwing and landing much more than Delorme. Caceres is in and out before Delorme can counter, but as I blazon that Delorme drops Caceres. Caceres rolls out of the mounted crucifix, and he nearly takes the back of Delorme! Delorme kept working in the scramble to avoid the bad position. Delorme takes Caceres' back. Delorme tries to pepper Caceres with shots in order to get him to open up. Another scramble and this time it's Caceres that ends upwards on tiptop. They are back on the feet to cease the round.
Bleacher Report scores the round x-9 Delorme.
Round 2
Caceres goes back to winning the stand-upwards exchanges. His jab is a big weapon in this fight. They clinch, and Delorme trips to the basis. Caceres tries to take reward, simply Delorme gets back to his feet. Another scramble, and Delorme gets elevation position. However, Caceres is easily back to his anxiety. Caceres lands a knee to the head in the clinch. Caceres' speed is a big difference on the anxiety. Delorme tries to printing frontward with wild punches, merely Caceres defends the strikes and the takedown attempt.
Bleacher Study scores the round x-9 Caceres.
Round 3
Caceres lands a good inside leg kick to open the round. They clinch, and Caceres is the 1 looking for a takedown. They split up. Caceres landing more than strikes. Delorme is not able to shut the distance to land strikes of his own. Delorme catches a leg, tries to accept him downwardly, but fails. Caceres takes Delorme's back. They go back to standing. Caceres goes for a loftier kick, slips and Delorme is in his guard with thirty seconds to go. Caceres ties him up.
Bleacher Report scores the round 10-9 Caceres, and the fight 29-28 Caceres.
Caceres defeats Delorme past split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28)
A very entertaining first circular followed by two mediocre ones. Regardless, Caceres did what he had to do to capture the win. A quality win for a developing fighter.
Nandor Guelmino vs. Daniel Omielanczuk
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Round one
A practiced step is gear up early on on. Omielanczuk lands a left. Omielanczuk moves Guelmino to the debate. They divide, simply go correct back to the clinch against the fence. They get broken up again. Omielanczuk takes Guelmino downward briefly, only he pops right back to his feet.
Bleacher Report scores the round 10-9 Omielanczuk.
Round ii
Guelmino fires off some kicks to keep Omielanczuk at bay, just information technology doens't last. Omielanczuk connects. Omielanczuk is trying to take the fight to the floor. He finally puts Guelmino on the mat. Omielanczuk goes for a Kimura. Guelmino moves to side control as Omielanczuk loses the submission. Guelmino isn't doing much damage from the top, but he's decision-making Omielanczuk. Omielanczuk rolled for a leg, but he wasn't able to go the submission or discover a ameliorate position.
Bleacher Written report scores the circular 10-9 Guelmino.
Round three
Omielanczuk lands a solid torso kicking. They are very tired. Omielanczuk moves the fight confronting the fence. They get separated. Guelmino lands a side boot. Omielanczuk lands a couple punches as he comes forward. Referee separates them one more time. Omielanczuk drops and finishes Guelmino out of nowhere. Right over the top!
Omielanczuk defeats Guelmino by KO at 3:18 of the 3rd circular
Another lackluster heavyweight fight, merely ane that comes with a good finish. Omielanczuk was improve on the feet all fight, and he finally dropped Guelmino.
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