Georges St-Pierre To Fight Winner Of Tyron Woodley Vs. Demian Maia

Share this: [embedded content] Tyron Woodley has downplayed his fight against Demian Maia this Saturday at UFC 214, but the outcome of the bout now has added significance. UFC president Dana White announced at the UFC 214 press conference Wednesday that the winner of Woodley-Maia will take on UFC legend Georges St-Pierre. St-Pierre has not fought since November 2013, and his return to the octagon has been highly anticipated. And while much of the attention for Saturday’s card is on Daniel Cormier vs. Jon Jones, GSP probably will be keeping tabs on another fight. To hear more from White, check out the video above. Thumbnail photo via Joe Camporeale/USA TODAY Sports Images Share this: Related NESN.com Stories Source link

UFC 209 Tyron Woodley Vs. Stephen Thompson Live: Results, Highlights, Analysis

Share this: UFC 209 is down a pretty important fight, but Saturday still should be a fun night of mixed martial arts at Las Vegas’ T-Mobile Arena. The headliner is the welterweight championship rematch between title holder Tyron Woodley and challenger Stephen Thompson. The two faced off in an instant classic at UFC 205, although it unfortunately ended in a draw. But they’ll get a second chance to wow fight fans Saturday night, and hopefully we’ll get a decision this time. Khabib Nurmagomedov and Tony Ferguson were supposed to fight for the interim lightweight title and a probably future chance at Conor McGregor, but it was cancelled after Nurmagomedov was rushed to the hospital due to weight management problems. The (updated) main card will kick off at

UFC 209 Weigh-In Results: Tyron Woodley, Stephen Thompson Set For Rematch

Share this: UFC 209, which is headlined by the five-round welterweight title bout between Tyron Woodley and Stephen Thompson, airs live on pay-per-view from T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on Saturday at 10 p.m. ET. Four prelim bouts will air live on FS1 starting at 8 p.m. Two fights will kick off the night of action on UFC FIGHT PASS starting at 7 p.m. Main EventTyron Woodley (170) vs. Stephen Thompson (169) Pay-Per-View Main CardRashad Evans (186) vs. Daniel Kelly (186)Lando Vannata (156) vs. David Teymur (156)Alistair Overeem (256) vs. Mark Hunt (265) FS1 PrelimsMarcin Tybura (251.5) vs. Luis Henrique (248.5)Mirsad Bektic (145) vs. Darren Elkins (145.5)Iuri Alcantara (135.5) vs. Luke Sanders (135)Mark Godbeer (241.5) vs. Daniel Spitz (240) Click for full results at UFC.com >> Thumbnail photo via Joe Camporeale/USA TODAY

UFC 205 Conor McGregor Vs. Eddie Alvarez Live: Results, Highlights, Analysis

Share this: NEW YORK — The wait is over. The atmosphere here at Madison Square Garden is electric as mixed martial art’s greatest athletes get set to take center stage at The World’s Most Famous Arena for UFC 205. The jam-packed card features three title bouts, highlighted by a champion-versus-champion battle between featherweight belt-holder Conor McGregor and lightweight king Eddie Alvarez in the lightweight championship match. Tyron Woodley will also try to defend his welterweight title belt against Stephen “Wonderboy” Thompson and Joanna Jedrzejczyk squares off against Karolina Kowalkiewicz in the women’s strawweight title fight. The main event card will kick off at 10 p.m. ET on pay-per-view, but fight fans will have plenty of preliminary bouts to watch until then. Be sure to check back