Strikeforce Weigh In Results
Terry Martin (186) vs. Scott Smith (185.5)
Bobby Southworth (204) vs. Renato "Babalu" Sobral (204) - (Strikeforce LHW Title)
Yves Edwards (164) vs. Duane Ludwig (163)
Kim Couture (132) vs. Lina Kvokov (133)
Luke Stewart (170.5) vs. Joe Riggs (170.5)
Nik Theotikos (185) vs. Luke Rockhold (185.5)
Lemont Davis (173) vs. Brian Schwartz (175)
Josh Neal (184) vs. Kurt Osiander (185)
Cyrillo Padilha (156) vs. Bobby Stack (155)
Tony Johnson (184) vs. Eric Lawson (185)
Darren Uyenoyama (136) vs. Brad Royster (134)
Alvin Cacdac (143) vs. Jose Palacios (145)
Zakary Bucia (169) vs. Adam Steele (168.5)
***Kvokov knew she wouldn't make weight and notified Kim Couture beforehand. Couture agreed to take the fight anyway.
This fight card kind of snuck up on me and I haven't given much thought as to who will win the fights. The event should be decent as most Strikeforce events are well done. However, there's nothing on this card that really intrigues me in the grand scheme of things. The fights will air live on HD Net tonight, so if you have HD Net make sure you support the sport and check out this card.
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Scott Smith vs. Terry Martin’s the main event….ehhhhh….I hope Yves picks up a win, dude just never lived up to the hype after his UFC run came to an end
by Charles Walker on Nov 21, 2008 9:25 AM EST reply actions 0 recs
Smith via KO, and I to hope Yves pulls this off.
by Kelvin on Nov 21, 2008 9:53 AM EST reply actions 0 recs
Would you like to see Joe Riggs back in the UFC? This is the last fight on his Strikeforce contract.
by Flyingknees on Nov 22, 2008 1:38 AM EST reply actions 0 recs
Ehh…not really. He just can’t seem to put it together in the UFC even though I hear he’s a beast in the gym. But then again…why not.
by Kelvin on Nov 22, 2008 6:06 PM EST reply actions 0 recs

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!["It's going to take a lot of time," he said. "I have to take it step by step. I cannot put so many pounds on in a short time. First, I will be a small heavyweight, and slowly I want to put more pounds on. It will take two, three years before I'm a solid heavyweight."
"They wanted me to sign for six fights," Mousasi said of the original deal. "I didn't want that. They didn't pay me that much. But money will come. I want to grow with Strikeforce as they grow with Showtime and CBS. I think it's a good place to be.
"If I had it in my mind, like OK, I'm going to the UFC, then I would have gone. But I have a new contract with DREAM, so I'm planning to stay busy and fight in Strikeforce and Japan constantly."
"I don't want to fight for too long," he said. "(At) 30, I'm finished. In my mind, (I just want) the amount of money that [would give me] a good life. Anymore than that, I don't need.
Gegard Mousasi Talks About Moving Up To Heavyweight And Retiring By Age 30(He's 24 now).
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