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UFC 114 Results:Rashad Evans Defeats Rampage Jackson Via Unanimous Decision

Former UFC light heavyweight champion "Sugar" Rashad Evans

The fight begins and Rampage lands a jab.  Rashad lands a big right and wobbles Jackson.  Rashad rushes in for the takedown and Rampage defends well.  Rampage with a knee. Rashad goes for another takedown and Rampage defends.  Rampage with another nice knee.  The ref seperates them.  Rashad pawing with the lead hand.  Rashad shoots for a takedown and gets it...landing in side control.  Rashad with a nice right hand and Rampage is back to his feet.  Rashad with a nice knee as they are pinned against the cage.  Rashad digs to the body.  Rampage with two big shots before the bell rings.

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The second round starts and both land as they clinch.  Rashad pins Rampage against the cage.  Rampage catches Rashad as they seperate.  Rashad shoots for a takedown and Rampage defends against the cage.  Rashad stalling against the cage trying to wear Rampage down it seems.  Rampage lunges with huge left hook that misses.  Rashad with a jab.  Rampage with a lunging left hook that might have landed.  Rashad with an uppercut and Rampage lands a knee as they clinch.  Rampage and Rashad scramble with neither landing anything significant.

The final round begins and Rampage pumps the jab. Rampage with a right hand.  Rampage rocks Rashad!  Rampage trying to finish and Rashad...Rashad trying to recover and they get back to their feet.  Rashad with a takedown and puts Rampage up against the fence.  Rashad with punches.  Rampage is back to his feet and Rashad with another takedown.  Rashad with punches as the final bell sounds.

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Props to Evans and congrautlations. He deserved it. Nice win!

by Rich Wyatt on May 30, 2010 1:13 AM EDT reply actions  

Rashad won easily,

Apart from the late scare, he executed a perfect gameplan.

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by cauliflower_ears on May 30, 2010 1:14 AM EDT reply actions  

Went exactly like I thought it would-Rashad outhustled him.Couldn’t understand the people who thought Jackson was still going to be a world beater after 15 months on the shelf.

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by Brian Mayes on May 30, 2010 1:18 AM EDT reply actions  

Well

the third round is why….Rashad gets hit often….and all it takes is one shot from Rampage….had he been in shape…prolly would have finished Rashad in the third…hats off to Rashad though..he did what he had to do to get the win.

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by Kelvin Hunt on May 30, 2010 1:26 AM EDT up reply actions  

Well,the point is Rampage wasn’t in shape,and there was no way in the world he was going to be in shape after 15 months on the shelf.Yet everyone picked him by 1st round murder.

I think it was more a matter of people not liking Rashad and loving Rampage,and not looking at the facts going into a fight.Same thing with the Brilz-Nogueira fight.People love Nog,and don’t know about Brilz,so they automatically assumed Nog was going to run over him in short order.

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by Brian Mayes on May 30, 2010 1:32 AM EDT up reply actions  

Obviously
Well,the point is Rampage wasn’t in shape,and there was no way in the world he was going to be in shape after 15 months on the shelf.Yet everyone picked him by 1st round murder.

His best chance to catch him would have been early….of course he’d be tired later in the fight.

I’ll give you credit though…you called Brilz/Nog…

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by Kelvin Hunt on May 30, 2010 1:41 AM EDT up reply actions  

I was pretty certain the fight was going to go this way...

just by looking at their last 5 fights. I don’t think it was simply the lay-off either.

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by Loot on May 30, 2010 2:41 AM EDT up reply actions  

I dunno

Rampage’s movement wasn’t anywhere near how he was moving in fights prior to the layoff….

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by Kelvin Hunt on May 30, 2010 4:28 PM EDT up reply actions  

  perhaps, sparring with all those undersized (185 lb) and under skilled (amatuer) sparring partners didnt help Rampage out a whole lot? Whereas Rashad worked day in and day out with guys he had to out hustle just to not get knocked on his ass.

   Rampage’s movement was exactly what it should have been, he was looking for the shot, and was smart to do so, Rashad is very good at using zoning and controlling distance and head fienting on his way in, its how he landed that first big punch. He had Rampage in a situation where he never felt comfortable squaring his feet and doubting himself. In short, as I mentioned on another post, Rashad had the tools to make the fight boring if that was what he needed to win, he did, so he did it, so he won.

by oggsmash on May 30, 2010 5:05 PM EDT reply actions  

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