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For an event entitled "Champions," Strikeforce's Jan. 12 event is apparently running out of them very quickly.
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UFC 173 is only a matter of hours away, fighters will take the scale to weigh inn for their fights beginning at 7 p.m. ET (4 p.m. PT). You will see TJ Dillashaw – Renan Barao, Dan Henderson – Daniel Cormier and many more.
You can watch them in the video and then we will update all the fighters weight afterwards.
Here is the final card:
MAIN CARD (Pay-per-view, 10 p.m. ET)
PRELIMINARY CARD (FOX Sports 1, 8 p.m. ET)
PRELIMINARY CARD (UFC Fight Pass, 6:30 p.m. ET)
UFC 173 goes down this Saturday night on pay-per-view. MMA Frenzy will have the latest news leading up to, during and after the event, as well as having the latest and greatest live play-by-play coverage of the event. From the first fight of the prelim side of the card on Fight Pass, Fox Sports 1 and then the PPV later that night. Keep it locked on MMA Frenzy.
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Bellator lightweight champion Eddie Alvarez has stayed silent long enough, responding to Will Brooks and others via Twitter on Thursday.
Earlier this week, Brooks went on a rant on the social media scene in regards to talk that Alvarez would face Michael Chandler next instead of unifying the belts by meeting him. Brooks defeated Chandler recently after Alvarez suffered a head injury and was forced out.
Reports from Bellator CEO Bjorn Rebney himself have indicated that Alvarez – not the promotion – can decide who gets paired up. That’s not exactly how Alvarez sees it.
“I never signed “CONTRACT” it was a “SETTLEMENT,” he posted. “ME and U (fans, friends, etc.), are the same I want what (you) want, tell me (and) I’ll give to ya. Don’t tell just me guys tell Bellator, Bjorn Rebney (I) don’t make fights, I typically end them. ‘The BALL IS in THERE COURT.’
“I’ll never choose usually the fans will voice there opinion to the promoter and I end up getting whoever the crowd chooses.”
He added that it is not “my choice who I fight,” and that if the majority of the fans want to see Alvarez-Brooks, that is “fine by me.”
Alvarez had a lengthy battle with Bellator after his contract expired, as he signed a deal with the UFC. Bellator, though, was allowed to match it and they did, despite some initial hesitation on the wording of the deal. Alvarez and Chandler have met twice, and were set to conclude the trilogy on pay-per-view.
“Whoever’s ranked higher and brings more money (I’ll fight),” he wrote. “Everything else is nonsense.”
Brooks also posted his response to the latest from Alvarez, writing, “I’m with everyone else on this one. Eddie should take the easier fight against me. Take the east W bro and roll out into the sunset.”
It is believed that Alvarez will have the freedom to decide where he fights next – win or lose – after his next bout with Bellator.
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