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After a busy run in April, May is a relatively slow month for MMA. You can spend the extra time and money you're not spending on fights on a Mother's Day gift. After you've taken your mother to brunch, check out these fights:
Mike Treadwell vs. Chris Treadwell, MFC 37, May 10: This is the brother vs. brother bout. Watch and record it on AXS, then record it. When you and your brother fight during that Mother's Day brunch, show the fight and tell your mom it could be much worse.
Costa Philippou vs. Ronaldo "Jacare" Souza, UFC on FX 8, May 18: Philippou is riding a five-fight win streak, with his last bout a TKO over Tim Boetsch. Souza is one of the latest Strikeforce imports, and he has a three-fight win streak, a nasty ground game and striking that gets more impressive with every game. Check it out before the Vitor Belfort-Luke Rockhold bout.
Fallon Fox vs. Allannah Jones, Championship Fighting Alliance, May 24: No matter your feelings on Fallon Fox, you probably want to see her fight. Some want to see her get knocked out. Some want to see how the first openly trans fighter has handled the spotlight. You can see her bout with Allannah Jones at Championship Fighting Alliance 11 which will air on AXS TV. Fox-Jones is on the undercard of the event headlined by Strikeforce standout Mike Kyle and Alistair Overeem's brother Valentijn.
Every single bout on UFC 160, May 25: The limited quantity of UFC bouts in May is made up for by the quality of fights at UFC 160. It starts with the main event. Cain Velasquez will test his title in a rematch with Antonio "Bigfoot" Silva, and former champ Junior dos Santos will fight Mark Hunt in a another heavyweight bout. T.J. Grant and Gray Maynard are fighting for the next lightweight title shot. Even the preliminary card has fighters that are really fun to watch, like Khabib Nurmagomedov and Brian Bowles.
UFC 160: Velasquez Vs Silva II took place May 25, 2013 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada. The Nevada State Athletic Commission has released the medical suspensions for the card, and you can find the complete list below. It should be noted that lengthier suspensions don’t necessarily indicate a more serious injury, they are sometimes handed out to encourage fighters to seek medical attention and specialists.
UFC 160: Velasquez Vs Silva II medical suspensions:
Antonio Silva: Suspended until June 25, 2013, and no contact until June 16, 2013
Junior dos Santos: Suspended until June 25, 2013, and no contact until June 16, 2013
Mark Hunt: Suspended until July 25, 2013, and no contact until July 10, 2013, because of a broken right toe suffered in knockout loss. Must receive clearance from a physician or he will be unable to return to action until Nov. 22, 2013.
Glover Teixeira: Must receive clearance from a physician for possible right hand and left elbow injuries or he will be unable to return to action until Nov. 22, 2013.
Gray Maynard: Suspended until July 25, 2013, and no contact until July 10, 2013, because of a dilated right pupil suffered in knockout loss. Must receive clearance from a physician or he will be unable to return to action until Nov. 22, 2013.
Donald Cerrone: Suspended until July 10, 2013, and no contact until June 25, 2013, because of right elbow and eye lacerations sustained in decision victory.
K.J. Noons: Suspended until July 25, 2013, and no contact until July 25, 2013
Mike Pyle: Suspended until June 25, 2013, and no contact until June 16, 2013
Rick Story: Suspended until July 10, 2013, and no contact until June 25, 2013
Dennis Bermudez: Suspended until June 25, 2013, and no contact until June 16, 2013
Max Holloway: Suspended until June 25, 2013, and no contact until June 16, 2013
Colton Smith: Suspended until July 10, 2013, and no contact until June 25, 2013
Khabib Nurmagomedov: Must receive clearance from a physician for possible left knee injury or he will be unable to return to action until Nov. 22, 2013.
Stephen Thompson: Must receive clearance from a physician for possible left foot injury or he will be unable to return to action until Nov. 22, 2013.
Brian Bowles: Suspended until July 10, 2013, and no contact until June 25, 2013, because of possible right hand injury suffered in technical knockout loss. Must receive clearance from a physician for possible left foot injury or he will be unable to return to action until Nov. 22, 2013
Estevan Payan: Suspended until July 25, 2013, and no contact until July 25, 2013
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SB Nation’s Luke Thomas reported via twitter that Olympic Wrestling was selected by the International Olympic Committee’s executive board as one of three sports that may be included in the 2020 Olympic Games. Baseball/Softball and Squash were the other two.
In September, the full 100 member IOC will vote on which sport to include in the 2020 games. The announcement on Wednesday brought cheers from the members of Olympic Wrestling supporters in attendance.
Payout Perspective:
The “Save Wrestling” movement was touted by many MMA fighters and received support from the UFC. Former Olympic Gold Medalist and current pro-wrestler Kurt Angle picked up the cause as well. The movement to save wrestling was picked up via many platforms including social media. Still, its not certain whether all of the lobbying will help the efforts. We will see if the efforts to “modernize” the sport will appeal to the IOC and help get it back into the Olympics.
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