THE ULTIMATE FIGHTER:HEAVYWEIGHTS 9-16-09
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KIMBO'S COMMENTS ON TONIGHT'S TUF FINISH
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The much-anticipated two-hour finale of Season 10 of The Ultimate Fighter airs Wednesday night at 9 p.m. ET on Spike and the world will learn which two fighters will compete for the six-figure UFC contract at The Pearl at The Palms Casino Resort this Saturday night. Of equal importance, millions will tune in to learn the fate of Internet legend and knockout artist Kimbo Slice.
The subject of much debate since joining The Ultimate Fighter in September, Slice has attracted audiences far and wide, all eager to learn more about the bearded 35-year-old. Most are asking the same question of tonight’s broadcast: will Slice get another opportunity to fight on the show?
With the sports world buzzing about the Miami resident’s future inside the Octagon, Slice spoke Tuesday and offered brief insight about his time on the show, as well as what lies ahead.
“If I had to do the show again, I would,” Slice said. “I learned a lot about myself and got to work with some great fighters. Now it’s time for the next step in my career. Everyone will see what that is (Wednesday night) on Spike.”
When asked to elaborate, the man who owns wins over UFC veteran Tank Abbott and former Pride fighter James Thompson, was a little more revealing.
“It’s gonna be good,” Slice said with a grin. “Watch the show (Wednesday night). You’ll see what’s next for me. All I can say is that somebody’s getting knocked out.
“Everybody knows what my stronghold is,” Slice continued, clenching his fist. “People will be able to see me and judge for themselves.”
http://www.mmaweekly.com/absolutenm/templates/dailynews.asp?articleid=10139&zoneid=13
The much-anticipated two-hour finale of Season 10 of The Ultimate Fighter airs Wednesday night at 9 p.m. ET on Spike and the world will learn which two fighters will compete for the six-figure UFC contract at The Pearl at The Palms Casino Resort this Saturday night. Of equal importance, millions will tune in to learn the fate of Internet legend and knockout artist Kimbo Slice.
The subject of much debate since joining The Ultimate Fighter in September, Slice has attracted audiences far and wide, all eager to learn more about the bearded 35-year-old. Most are asking the same question of tonight’s broadcast: will Slice get another opportunity to fight on the show?
With the sports world buzzing about the Miami resident’s future inside the Octagon, Slice spoke Tuesday and offered brief insight about his time on the show, as well as what lies ahead.
“If I had to do the show again, I would,” Slice said. “I learned a lot about myself and got to work with some great fighters. Now it’s time for the next step in my career. Everyone will see what that is (Wednesday night) on Spike.”
When asked to elaborate, the man who owns wins over UFC veteran Tank Abbott and former Pride fighter James Thompson, was a little more revealing.
“It’s gonna be good,” Slice said with a grin. “Watch the show (Wednesday night). You’ll see what’s next for me. All I can say is that somebody’s getting knocked out.
“Everybody knows what my stronghold is,” Slice continued, clenching his fist. “People will be able to see me and judge for themselves.”
Yeah what's up with that? Somebody teach Big Baby how to cover up and block punches! What the hell is this put my hands up like a mummy and hopefully it will scare off my attacker shit?!
I was rooting for Big Baby too...I hate Shaub for some reason. He just reminds me of that kid in school who thought they were hella cooler than everyone else.
Now I'm rooting for Roy to crucifix his ass and make him bleed his own blood.
I was rooting for Big Baby too...I hate Shaub for some reason. He just reminds me of that kid in school who thought they were hella cooler than everyone else.
Now I'm rooting for Roy to crucifix his ass and make him bleed his own blood.
