This Week In MMA Link Dump
by Kelvin Hunt on Dec 5, 2009 9:00 AM EST
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Well, obviously the biggest story this week is the talk of former UFC Light Heavyweight champion Rampage Jackson coming back to the UFC. We have that covered as well as an interview with local fighter Adam DeHart. Also, we have some Strikeforce news, a UFC fight announcement, and the first UFC gym opening in California. We also discuss if MMA judging can be fixed, and we discuss the potential ratings for the TUF 10 Finale. Check it all out below:
Rampage Coming Back To The UFC - MMA For Real
MMA4Real Exclusive Interview: North Carolina Middleweight Adam DeHart - MMA For Real
Post TUF 10: What's Your Impression Of Rashad Evans Now? - MMA For Real
The First UFC Gym Opened In Concord, California - MMA For Real
Can The Judging In Mixed Martial Arts Be Fixed? - MMA For Real
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![According to MMAJunkie
Diaz is going to fight at an event planned for Oct. 9 currently dubbed "Strikeforce: San Jose." But he will compete welterweight, and Miller is not his opponent.
Instead, recent winner K.J. Noons, who defeated Diaz nearly three years ago for the EliteXC lightweight title, is expected to get a shot at belt.
UPDATE by Matt Bishop [8/25/10 at 1:13 p.m. ET]: It's official via a Strikeforce press release and they have offered some quotes.
"Nick has no class, he’s a bum, a piece of (expletive) and he and his team disrespected my family and I with their gestures and trash talk and tried to upstage my fight,’’ said Noons after the near-fracas (in 2008).
Offered Diaz: "I’m sorry about what happened in the cage afterward, but I didn’t start it. His guys were talking (expletive) to us.’’
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