Demon16

ok so the word around the campfire is that they will give a members code to buy tickets to the sydney ufc but it might happen as late as the morning of the ticket sales. i had a mate buy them last year who is a member and he said some members had the same stress last year about it being only the u.s and canada. i THINK it will be the same.

i think they were about $275 and it was a great view. with some of the grappling you had to look at the screen as it was a little hard to see some submission moves. last year fight club gave access to tickets through ticketmaster a day before they went on sale to general public and we literally had our pick of any seats. i don't see why it would be any different this year, but i'll see what i can find out just to be sure.

btw i agree with you about the karate kid, but he does need to engage more. If every fighter only wanted to counter punch it would make for some pretty boring fights.

yes please. why did Harris get de-registered? because he b!tched about the late choke hold? If you wanna get first access to tickets you should join ufc fight club which costs about $35 and you get access to tickets one day before they go on sale. It's also the only way to go to the q&a with Dana White and the weigh-in.

ahhh....didn't notice that, but it would also explain why he held on for a little too long. in regards to your avatar, might i suggest Alan Didak?

Hey mate, meant to check if you watched. agree with eveything you've said there including Machida vs Rampage....why did Rampage think he got his a$$ kicked??? Rampage won that fight, Machida had one flurry for the fight and not much else. very impressed with George, Lauzon is a real good fighter and he beat him hands down. I've been a big B.J fan ever since he smashed Karl Uno in about 5 seconds many years ago, and how he lost to Frankie Edgar once let alone twice is beyond me. he looked angry, the way he should have looked against Edgar. As a side note i like the look of Maiguel "big rig" Falcao from brazil, even though it wasn't the greatest fight (an awkward opponent) his hands look unbelievable!

na, didn't really have much to ask him. i thought it was great the way he answered with such honesty, and if he didn't like an idea that a fan put to him he would let them know rather than humour them. i think he does a brilliant job with the match-ups he puts on and the way he goes about running the show in general, he's definately got a touch of arrogance, but first and foremost his main aim is to please the fans.

I went to the sydney u.f.c and saw the weigh-ins and Q&A with Dana White, it was probably the best sporting event i have ever been to. we got the $300 tickets about 25 rows from the ring, next year i'm coughing up for ringside.