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The No. 1 ranked heavyweight fighter Fedor Emelianenko of Russia and undefeated American Brett Rogers of Minnesota will square off in the main event of one of the most important events in the history of MMA. The event, airing live on CBS, marks the return of MMA to broadcast television with a stacked fight card featuring world-class matchups from leading MMA promoter STRIKEFORCE.
Simply referred to as “Fedor” by fans around the world, the 6-foot, 235-pound Russian is one of the most dominant fighters in the sport. He is a master of the Russian military combat system Sambo and boasts a record of 30 wins, one loss, no draws with 16 wins by submission, seven knockouts and seven decisions. The 28-year-old Rogers (10-0) is a massive physical specimen standing 6-feet, 5-inches tall and weighing 265 pounds. He possesses two of the heaviest hands in the sport of MMA, an attribute that has helped him knock out all 10 of his professional foes.
Also fighting on the card and one of four primetime matchups is Jake Shields (23-4-1) vs. Jason “Mayhem” Miller (22-6) for the STRIKEFORCE Middleweight title. Shields is widely considered one of the best fighters in the world. His opponent is a fellow submission expert and one of MMA’s most entertaining fighters. Miller, a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Muay Thai specialist, is the host of MTV’s hit show Bully Beatdown and trains with two of the sport’s most recognizable fighters, Randy “The Natural” Couture and Quinton “Rampage” Jackson.
Other fights scheduled for the CBS broadcast include Gegard “The Dreamcatcher” Mousasi vs. Rameau Thierry “The African Assassin” Sokoudjo and Fabricio “Vai Cavalo” Werdum vs. Antonio “Big Foot” Silva.
different captures w/o french hi hop and w/commentators
the cracked.com article has the lolz enough
but some sure fire “oh shits!” were left off
ol boys over at mmaweekly.com forum take up the slack quite proper though
linakge ->http://forums.mmaweekly.com/showthread.php?t=21445
the O.G. “Oh Shit!” article
In MMA, a fighter can be knocked out instantly, slowly beaten into a puddle, or submitted from out of the blue. As a sport, it is the leading generator of oh shit moments, which is any moment that makes you say that. Here are the top eight.
Due to the nature of expletives, this was a difficult list to put together. “Oh shit!” can mean so many things. I’m terrible at examples, but say you’re at brunch, you might shout, “Oh shit, that brunch ghost has a knife!” Whereas someone else might be jumping out of a birthday cake going, “Ohhh, shit! Which one of you fellas is having a birthday party? Oh shit– Grandpa?! Oh… shit, I bet your grandson leaping from a cake with his dick out is the kind of memory that comes with a Get Out of Alzheimer’s Free card.”
Because the expression has such varied usage, this will not be a simple Top Something list. Instead, I will list only the best MMA moment from eight separate uses of oh shit.
Oh shit!
PRIDE Shockwave: Bob Sapp vs. Rodrigo Nogueira
Bob “The Beast” Sapp is 400 pounds, and if 300 pounds of it aren’t pure steroids, then someone has got to be fucking kidding. Going into his fight with Nogueira, his MMA record was 2-0 against two Japanese fighters 1/3 his size. Both fights were identical: TKO via ape spaz, followed by a post-fight interview of, “Paant! Wheeeeze! Paaaant!”
Antonio Rodrigo Minotauro Nogueria is widely regarded as one of the best heavyweight submission experts ever. So this was not so much a matchup between top contenders as it was a field test of jiu jitsu against wild animals. So no one was ready for the oh shit! when Nogueria shot for a single leg and Bob Sapp gut-wrenched him up from the mat and fucking PILEDRIVED him.
Nogueria is legally unkillable, so he shrugged it off, but the move was so awesome that Sapp wanted to relive the moment at all costs. This changed after three more failed, desperate piledriver attempts, when he mostly just wanted a nap. Nogueria won 3 minutes into the first round with a straight armbar.
To the Japanese, this was like beating Jesus in a fish-making contest. Bob Sapp was the center of Japan’s media. He had a music video, endorsed hundreds of products, and their tiny people lined up for the honor of being eaten by him. He was the Japanese equivalent of the ‘85 Bears, Crocodile Dundee, Muhammad Ali, and the California Raisins all in one.
He was making so much money that he didn’t give a fuck. He used to joke that he could corner the ass-wiping market tomorrow by putting his face on one brand of toilet paper. If there was a paycheck involved, he did whatever. He ate bananas and acted like a gorilla on Japanese TV, which in the black community is like beggin’ whitey’s pardon and askin’ if a softshoe would be to his likin’. It was racist to a point that even Bryant Gumbel called him an Uncle Tom. And Bryant Gumbel is so white that he clutches his purse tighter when he passes by President Obama.
Oh, SHIT!
Pride Critical Countdown 2004: Fedor Emelianenko vs. Kevin Randleman
Fedor Emelianenko is a merciless knockout machine that emerged from the ruins of war torn Stalingrad to avenge the angry dead. Kevin Randleman is a wrestler whose body was kidnapped by science and mostly replaced with horse DNA. After an early takedown by Randleman, Fedor scrambled to his feet and gave Randleman his back. It is stupidly inadequate to say that what followed next was the greatest suplex in the suplexiverse.
Randleman brought Fedor up in a perfect arc, jumped off his feet, and trebuchet’ed the weight of both of them directly on the point of Fedor’s head. It was like he was trying to make dinosaurs extinct again. When wheelchair salesmen watch it, their eyeballs turn to dollar signs.
But instead of bravely learning to walk again years later, Fedor swept him, got side control, punched him in the head 18 times, jumped to north-south, and locked in a kimura. All in the span of 45 seconds. For baseball fans, this is like getting your eye knocked out by a fastball, then hitting 16 home runs with one swing.
After the fight, a reporter asked Fedor how he was able to recover from such a devastating throw, and through a translator Fedor explained, “It didn’t affect me. I train to fall great distances.” Oh, shit.
Ohhh shit!
UFC 4: Joe Son vs. Keith Hackney
In the early days of the UFC, there were no rules! Snarl! Except asterisk: you weren’t allowed to bite people or drag them around by their eye or mouth holes. This lack of rules usually led to a wrestler throwing his opponent down and clumsily headbutting them until there was nothing but a bloody crater. But in UFC 4, Keith Hackney’s fists painted a no-rules masterpiece on the canvas of Joe Son’s balls.
After the fight went to the ground, Keith Hackney passed to side mount. Or as it was known back then, hey-get-up-and-do-karate-you-queers position. Joe Son confusedly held onto a kind-of guillotine headlock which left Keith’s right arm free to do whatever it wanted. And it wanted to pound balls.
Keith’s bareknuckled hand repeatedly and single-mindedly drove itself into Joe Son’s inadequate cup. The fact that it took over six blows for Joe Son to tap out can mean only one thing: vagina.
Joe Son never quite recovered from this. Using his own Jo Son Do fighting system, which I think is just Korean for “rape,” he lost every fight in his career, one of them while wearing a thong over his jockstrap. What a Fashion Don’t! That’s like your dick wearing socks with sandals.
And that wasn’t his only fashion faux pas, girlfriend. Sometimes he came to the ring in dramatic 70’s eyeshadow. He looked like a chubby alien girl trying to get Captain Kirk’s attention. Captain’s Log: Not enough space beers in the universe, homo. Captain’s Secret Log: No one must know the terrible mistake I made after 15 space beers.
There’s more to Joe Son than his caved-in balls and lady’s makeup, though: his love of Christ, throwing a shoe at Austin Powers, and of course Joe Son Do. Which now according to the state of California, actually is rape. I think Keith Hackney might have been a time traveller who went back to preemptively destroy Joe Son’s balls like you’d kill Hitler as a baby.
Watch the fight on Youtube, at least the ohhh shit! part.
Ohshit.
Fight Festival 12: Gilbert Yvel vs. Atte Backman
One of the greatest MMA knockouts is Gilbert Yvel high kicking Gary Goodridge unconscious in the only move of the fight. Atte Backman must have seen this too, because his fight strategy against Yvel was leaping onto him like a toy koala bear on a pencil.
While Gilbert struggled to get free of Atte’s pointless death grip, the two of them almost toppled over the ropes in a Greco clinch. In cases like this, the referee breaks the fighters up and tries to reset them as close as possible to how they were. This was fine with Atte, who was here to hug, but Gilbert was here to punch faces. A comical argument ensued as the referee and Atte tried to get the perfect hug reinstated while Gilbert kept pushing them away and getting in a boxing stance.
Everyone involved had wills of iron.
“Hug me, Yvel!”
“Fuck you, Atte!”
“Hug him, Yvel!”
Fuck you, ref!”
Suddenly, Mr. Yvel thought of the perfect win-win situation to these guys getting in the way of his face punching: punching the referee in the face! Eureka, and knockout. And just to show that this wasn’t some kind of accident, he kicks him when he’s down.
It’s situations like this that test a man. What would you do if you saw a trained fighter attacking a helpless man and you’re the only one who can save him? Well, this is my favorite part: if you’re Atte Backman, you immediately run for the ropes and get out of the ring! “You’re on your own, ref! That motherfucker’s crazy! You can kiss Atte’s ass!”
Ohhh, shiiit!
UFC 43: Marvin Eastman vs. Vitor Belfort
Vitor’s first four fights in the UFC were all the same. He ran in, punched his opponent in the face 70,000 times in ten seconds, and then his corner would cheer “jiu jitsu! jiu jitsu!” in victory. I think it must be portuguese for “face doctor! face doctor!” But whatever it means, Marvin Eastman should have been ready and should have brought helmet.
One minute in, a gash opens up on Eastman’s head so big that you could look in and see what he was thinking. Much like the virgin Mary appearing on a piece of toast, his forehead conjured the image of Joe Son’s knuckle-beaten vagina. It was so wide it had time zones. The doctor stitching him up had to put the needle in one end, then take a boat to the other. Needless to say, they stopped the fight so someone could cover the awful thing with some panties.
This was another difficult category to pick, since I also said a similar ohhh, shiiit! during PRIDE FC 1, where dick kickboxer Branko Cikatic illegally booted Ralph White in the head when he was down. Ralph, victor by DQ, immediately grew a silly putty egg on his forehead that ballooned into a pantyhose egg before our very eyes. To make it stranger, his cornerman was Dave “Apollo” Cook, who played a douchebag in the documentary Choke, couldn’t stop fucking with it. As the bump grew and grew, “Apollo” was poking, rubbing, and polishing it like a kid with a dead squirrel.
If I hadn’t specified MMA moments, this spot on the list would have gone to the K-1 match of Jerome LeBanner vs. Cyril Abidi. Something… evil happened during the first round, and it caused LeBanner’s forehead to swell to full elephant man. You wouldn’t know by looking, but LeBanner spent the entire fight kicking Abidi’s ass. Unfortunately, it takes exactly the same amount of time to kick a Frenchman’s ass as it does to gestate a forehead pregnancy to full term.
Watch this fight on Youtube.
Oh shit.
UFC 2: Fred Ettish vs. Johnny Rhodes
UFC 2 was crazy. It was a sixteen man tournament, meaning you had to beat four guys in one night. And when you have sixteen men, who thinks to bring backups? This led to a problem when one fighter couldn’t continue in the quarterfinals.
But there is no problem that can’t be solved with Ettish. Fred Ettish was backstage, enjoyed karate, and never doesn’t have a karate outfit with him. He emerged as a replacement fighter, still putting his gi on, while the announcer Rich “G-Man!” Goins struggled to read his fighting style from a card. “Shoren ee riimatsu… goren? Kenpo karate!”
He faced Johnny Rhodes, a doughy but tough kickboxer. The bell rings and Ettish strikes a pose. He throws a snap kick exactly like the picture in his Bruce Tegner karate book. It hits exactly where he threw it and he, Johnny Rhodes, and the people watching from home all say the same thing: oh shit. A guy who trains with nine year olds at the YMCA is in a real fight.
The fight was a perfect storm of catastrophe. Johnny was just clumsy enough that he couldn’t finish Ettish off. He beat Ettish into a meatloaf while he curled into variations on the fetal position and tried to somehow pull it together long enough to personally invent how to fight. The referee thought he was only there to check people for ninja stars, so he had no idea it was his responsibility to save someone from this type of savagery. He was only there to enforce no rules! Mercifully, Johnny Rhodes stopped dropping fist bombs on Fred Ettish’s head long enough to give it a hug, and Fred Ettish had a chance to tap out to the “choke.”
Fred Ettish never appeared in the UFC again until minutes later when the bloody remains of his face popped up behind Johnny Rhodes during the post-fight interview. It was ignored by Rhodes himself, and the production crew.
Watch the legendary fight on Youtube.
Oh shit, oh shit, oh shit!
PRIDE 21: Don Frye vs. Yoshihiro Takayama
Don Frye looks like an old west sheriff, and Takayama looks like Japan tried to make their own Hulk Hogan out of juiced grapes. When they faced off, the two of them somehow, without speaking, managed to come to some kind of gentleman’s agreement. They decided the only move each of them would use is grabbing the opponent’s head with one hand, and punching it over and over with the other.
Within seconds, it turned into a sublime combination of ultra violence and slapstick. As they pound, pound, pounded each other’s skulls, you could see all the faces in the crowd light up with joy. Grown men, little girls– they’d been waiting their whole lives for this one perfect moment! Your brain damage does not happen in vain, Frye and Takayama!
Watch this chess match unfold on Youtube.
Oh shit?
PRIDE Bushido 7: Charles “Krazy Horse” Bennett vs. Yoshiro Maeda
“Krazy Horse” isn’t a cute nickname. Charles Bennett is a legitimate lunatic. And when he’s not strangling people professionally and recreationally, he loves to do celebratory backflips off the ring ropes. Almost always with near-death results.
I… think that’s what he had in mind when he knocked out Maeda. He cheered and ran straight for the ropes, but in his excitement, he forgot to run the idea through his head. Without cutting his momentum, he flew right over the ropes and into what I imagine is either oblivion or alligators. We’ll never know. Once it’s clear that Krazy Horse is falling to his death, the director cuts away to a shot of Bennett’s downed opponent. We’re left to assume that Charles Bennett… is lost forever.
Watch his leap of faith on Youtube.
Oh shi– OH SHIT!
TUF 4 Finale: Scott Smith vs. Pete Sell
Three minutes into the second round, Pete Sell hits Scott Smith with a huge left to the body. Most people reading have taken a body shot or had the wind knocked out of them. But what many people don’t understand is what it’s like to get hit in the liver. It’s the liver’s job to filter toxins out of your body. And when somebody’s left hand or foot slams into it, it’s like every cocktail you ever drank, every poisonous insect that crawled in your mouth while you slept… they’re all released back into your body at the same time. The end result is a lot like getting knocked out, only you’re awake for it. Your arms and legs stop working and you see an Indian with an extra horse beckoning you into the woods.
This happened to Scott Smith, and he doubled over like a cartoon. Pete Sell was stunned by his own bad assedness for a moment, then rushed in to finish his helpless opponent, purely as a technicality. But Scott! Smith! Was! Not! Done!!! He threw an overhand right into Sell’s face that removed a year of elementary school from his brain. The two collapsed on each other Rocky II style, one unconscious and the other incapacitated. The ref declared it a knockout win for Smith, exactly zero seconds before he rolled onto his back and waited to join his brothers in Valhalla. Oh, shit!
rough translation from http://www.mixfight.ru
Show of two world champions in mixed single. The absolute champion in heavy weight category Russian Fedor Emelianenko against WAMMA champion lightweight weight Japanese Shini Aoki. Этот выставочный бой прошел 29 апреля во время проведения 3-го этапа чемпионата Мира по смешанным единоборствам M-1 Challenge by Affliction 2009. That exhibition fight was held on 29 April during the 3rd phase of the World Cup for the mixed single M-1 Challenge by Affliction 2009. Премьеру этого видео представляет компания M-1 Global и сайт Mixfight.ru Premiere of the video represented by M-1 Global and site Mixfight.ru
Toby Imada Inverse Triangles Jorge Masvidal @ Bellator Fighting Championships
May1st 2009
since some dont know
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Rubber Guard
This is a position that keeps the opponent down in your guard. Popularized by Eddie Bravo, also the founder of many techniques from this position. By being flexible and using a leg to hold the opponent down, one arm is free to work on submissions, sweeps or to strike the opponent’s trapped head. The rubber guard is set up like a branching path or choose-your-own ending story. There are six basic “levels” in the rubber guard, with one major option and two minor options along the way. -http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guard_(grappling)
Eddie Bravo – The Truth About The Rubber Guard
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Eddie Bravo on Beat Down TV
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Mini-seminar
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Rubber guard theory at Ivan Salaverry’s gym
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Talk on work ethics and flexibility
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Frank Mir trains the Rubber Guard w/ BJJ enigma Eddie Bravo for his fight against Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira for the interim UFC heavyweight Championship.
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Disenchanted Kung-Fu/Karate “walk in” attacks Eddie
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Shinya Aoki vs. Katsuhiko Nagata
Dream 4
Aoki dominated taking Nagata down twice early. Moving into a dominant position and eventually mounting, Aoki used what looked to be a gogoplata from top position to get the tapout victory. Bas Rutten took the time to say he’d never seen that before. Adam Morgan and myself both believe this should now be called an Aokiplata. I don’t care if it already has some rare name, it’s now the Aokiplata.-http://fiveouncesofpain.com
Getting the gogoplata from mount with a modified Gangsta Lean position. Some people are calling this the Aokiplata after Aoki’s use of it in Dream. It is in the 10th Planet System and Eddie showed Aoki this move.
“Believe in yourself. Believe in your own potential for greatness. Believe that you can change the world. It is something that is within each of us.”
Evan Tanner
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from joe rogan’s blog
http://blog.joerogan.net/archives/236
The world has lost one of it’s most interesting characters.
The news spread all over the Internet yesterday that former UFC middleweight champion Evan Tanner is dead.
Evan had apparently gone out deep into the California desert looking for adventure and perished when he ran out of gas and water.
For any normal person the thought of traveling alone into the middle of the savage environment of Death Valley seems insane, but when I heard that’s what Evan Tanner was planning it made perfect sense.
Evan was a lot more than a “normal” person. He was a fascinating individual – a wandering spirit in search of adventure in the truest sense of the term.
I was a regular reader of Evan’s blog, and although I had always appreciated him as a fighter and a friendly person to talk to, it was in reading his writings that I came to better understand his spirit.
He would write with painful honesty and admirable vision about every aspect of his journey through this life, and when I would read his words I would always get food for thought.
Sometimes when I write, it’s like I’m reaching out to an old friend without a name or a face. I think of it as some new form of non-physical intimacy.
I’m trying to find my consciousness and merge it with yours, and as weird as it sounds I feel that connection with every myspace message and email I get.
We’re both alone and interfaced with a monitor in silence, and as I craft my sentences and express my ideas my intention is always for you to get an unfiltered view into my thoughts. I want you to take them with you.
I’m opening my head to merge my thoughts with you, and the only way that really works is if I’m 100% honest.
Reading Evan Tanner’s blog has on many occasions inspired me into that conclusion.
His blog was a porthole into the window of his soul, and reading his brave, uncensored thoughts gave me an invigorated sense of purpose to do the same.
Evan’s take on life was like that of a character in an adventure novel, and his thirst for experience was actually what lead him into fighting in the first place.
I can remember the first time I watched him fight, when I read that he learned his techniques from a video tape and was self trained. I thought that it takes a really unusual person to enter into the toughest sport in the world that way. He took that unusual energy and channeled it to become the UFC middleweight champion of the world.
He was that, and more.
This is an excerpt of one of his last blog entries where he was detailing the upcoming trip that would cost him his life:
“Treasure hunting in the desert.
It’s Saturday night. I’m not out on the town socializing, not hanging out with friends, not chillin, watchin movies. I’m sitting on my couch beside a stack of books, listening to some Eddie Vedder, reading about the Southern California desert.
I’m hoping that very soon I’ll be sitting out in the quiet of the desert beneath a deep blue midnight sky, listening to the calm desert breeze. The idea going into the desert came to me soon after I moved to Oceanside. It was motivated by my friend Sara’s talk of treasure hunting and lost gold, and my own insatiable appetite for adventure and exploration. I began to imagine what might be found in the deep reaches of the untracked desert. It became an obsession of sorts.
“Treasure” doesn’t necessarily refer to something material.
Today, I ran to the store to pick up a few things, and with the lonesome, quiet desert thoughts on my mind, I couldn’t help but be struck with their brutally stark contrast to my current surroundings, the amazing congestion in which we exist day to day. The landscape as far as I could see, crowded, choked, with me and the rest of the species, an almost writhing mass of organisms, fighting over space and resources,….on the highways, in the parking lots, on the sidewalks, and in the ailse of the stores. And to think, there are still places in the world where man has not been, where he has left no footprints, where the mysteries stand secure, untouched by human eyes. I want to go to these places, the quiet, timeless, ageless places, and sit, letting silence and solitude be my teachers.
I’ve been gathering my gear for this adventure for over a month, not a long time by most standards, but far too long for my impatient nature. Being a minimalist by nature, wanting to carry only the essentials, and being extremely particular, it has been a little difficult to find just the right equipment. I plan on going so deep into the desert, that any failure of my equipment, could cost me my life. I’ve been doing a great deal of research and study. I want to know all I can about where I’m going, and I want to make sure I have the best equipment.
One more week. I think one more week, and I’ll be ready to go…”
Evan Tanner has left the rest of us trapped in this life and has moved on to the next stage of existence where he will undoubtedly find adventure beyond his wildest imagination.
In doing so he has left the world a little less interesting.
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Evan Tanner fights
Kennedy v Tanner – USWF 3
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=JZEG3538
Nabors v Tanner – USWF 3
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ELNF52TG
USWF 3 – Evan Tanner vs. Paul Buentello
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=NTAYRI3S
Herring v Tanner I – USWF 7
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=W1CJVDXX
Totty v Tanner – USWF 8
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=W96XFQKG
Gladiators 2: Semis – Evan Tanner vs. Wade Kroeze
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=41SZ9OCW
Gladiators 2: Finals – Evan Tanner vs. Dennis Reed
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=D5SN5PQ9
Castillo v Tanner – USWF 9
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=MEI1SFKN
Minowaman v Tanner – Pancrase 1998 Neo-Blood Tournament Round 1
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=UX2J6FCR
Kubota v Tanner – Pancrase 1998 Neo-Blood Tournament Round 1
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=KTPODNSB
McCully v Tanner – Pancrase 1998 Neo-Blood Tournament Round 2
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=84BH9XKO
Kunioku v Tanner – Pancrase 1998 Anniversary Show
Lydick v Tanner – USWF 12
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=MJRP7VIV
Yanagisawa v Tanner – Pancrase Advance 12
http://www.mediafire.com/?efqkgmho3fd
UFC 18 – Evan Tanner vs. Darrel Gholar
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=JW0TPMDN
UFC 19 – Evan Tanner vs. Valeri Ignatov
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=1KQXXDXL
Cizek v Tanner – USWF 13
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=EIXK6P4A
Dijk v Tanner – Pancrase Breakthrough 4 (only the last 3.5 min)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=4NN90OWF
Nixon v Tanner – USWF 14
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=PHOGY8PM
UFC 29 – Evan Tanner vs. Lance Gibson
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=S1Q77IQO
UFC 30 – Evan Tanner vs. Tito Ortiz
http://rapidshare.com/files/12450625…van-Tanner.mpg
Moore v Tanner HL – UFC 34
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=HFBEUWTW
UFC 36 – Evan Tanner vs. Elvis Sinosic
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=HJWFGEYD
UFC 42 – Evan Tanner vs. Rich Franklin
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=2HQTNUIU
UFC 45 – Evan Tanner vs. Phil Baroni 1
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=F4OV6N6I
UFC 48 – Evan Tanner vs. Phil Baroni 2
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=JVQTVPB3
UFC 50 – Evan Tanner vs. Robbie Lawler
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=814S5NP0
UFC 51 – Evan Tanner vs. David Terrell
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=09RY1RDO
UFC 53 – Evan Tanner vs. Rich Franklin
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=35HGDKGF
Loiseau v Tanner – UFC UFN 2
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=M5LZZ6L0
UFC 59 – Evan Tanner vs. Justin Levens
www.megaupload.com/?d=im15xxxj
UFC 82 – Evan Tanner vs. Yushin Okami
http://www.mediafire.com/?yxxv4emzu2x
TUF 7 Finale – Evan Tanner vs. Kendall Grove (NSV)
http://www.mediafire.com/?oqezd4y9qqy
