When was ufc 61

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Joe Stevenson Joe Jordan Final Sub. Hermes Franca Jeff Monson Anthony Perosh Gilbert Aldana It lasted an interminable 25 minutes with virtually no action to speak of whatsoever. Arlovski appeared terrified of being caught by Sylvia and knocked out again, as he had been at UFC 59, three months earlier, when he lost the title.

In doing so, he didn't attempt to win; Arlovski has many weapons, leg kicks, punches, takedowns, submissions and wrestling. He barely utilised any of them, instead just circling Sylvia for almost half an hour. Sylvia edged a decision and retained the belt. It was one of the worst pay per view main events in UFC history. Underneath Joe Stevenson defeated Yves Edwards by massacre, sorry stoppage! Stevenson opened up a huge cut on Edwards when he crashed down a series of hard elbows to the forehead while in the mount causing Edwards to bleed out everywhere.

It was an unpleasant sight and the doctor mercifully ended the bout following the second round. A seriously out of shape, Frank Mir stepped back into the Octagon for his second fight since the serious motorcycle injury which caused him to vacate the Heavyweight Championship two years earlier. Mir, looked moderately better then he had in his comeback loss to Marico Cruz at UFC 57 but quickly gassed and in truth was lucky to earn the decision win versus Dan Christison. He landed more takedowns and that's about it.

Really dull fight. That was UFC Heavily hyped and much anticipated but a royal dud in practice.