Junior Dos Santos vs Gilbert Yvel Full Fight Video

Las Vegas: Junior Dos Santos vs Gilbert Yvel fight video & Sam Stout Beats Joe Lauzon in Thrilling Decision. Sam Stout grabbed a victory from the jaws of defeat. He trounced Joe Lauzon in a thriller. But he had to really work hard to win this fight that was being watched by a huge crowd. Besides, many fans who failed to turn up, tuned to their TV sets to see their stars slog it out in the ring.



Stout managed to win the match because of his superior kickboxing skills. He made a magnificent comeback at the UFC 108.

For Stout’s fans the most shocking moment of the fight was when he was grounded. During the fight he received a cut and people thought that he would step down.

But he showed a lot of encouragement and bounced back on his feet. After that he never looked back. He unleashed some really great kicks on Lauzon.

It looked he was in a hurry to finish the match. He rained punches and kicks on Lauzon. And the first round was won by him.

The second round started with some suspense as Stout was hold face down by Lauzon. But Stout fought his way back into the fight and won it. At the end of second round there was enough indication that Stout would not give up the fight easily. He was hungry for victory. And he won it.

Dos Santos vs. Yvel
In the main card opener, heavyweight contender Junior Dos Santos continued to impress as he halted a former PRIDE fighter for the third time in four UFC fights, this time taking out Gilbert Yvel with a furious first round barrage.

With all the flashes going off in the MGM Grand Garden Arena, the bout had the feel of a heavyweight title fight and neither slugger disappointed, with each early exchange drawing a roar from the crowd. Dos Santos was the sharper of the two, and while Yvel (36-14-1, 1 NC) was getting his licks in, it was “Cigano” who landed a sweeping left hook that dropped Yvel hard to the mat. Dos Santos immediately moved in for the finish, and though Yvel tried to get his bearings, the punches kept coming, prompting referee Herb Dean to halt the bout at the 2:07 mark.

And when asked after the bout where he belongs in the heavyweight pecking order, the Brazilian wasn’t shy in his assessment.

“On the top,” said Dos Santos, now 10-1 overall and 4-0 in the UFC. “I love this. I love to be a fighter. I love this place. It’s amazing, my life.

UFC 108 Replay: Rashad Evans vs. Thiago Silva Full Fight Video

Evans vs. Silva Full Fight Video – The UFC 108 main event featured a light-heavyweight bout between former UFC champion Rashad Evans and Brazillian Jujitsu fighter Thiago Silva. The match took place at MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.

In the main event, the fight dragged until the dying seconds of the third round to decide the winner via unanimous decision. The judges gave the match to Evans beating Silva with just one point from all the three judges, (29-28, 29-28, 29-28).

Rashad Evans took on Thiago Silva pretty well in the match, he made several take down in all of the rounds. His speed became a major factor that made him the winner. Silva got his chance with lucky punch to Silva’s head in third round but he let it slip away. You can watch the Rashad Evans vs. Thiago Silva full fight video below:

n the co-main event feature, submission specialist Dustin Hazelett fought against British welterweight striker Paul Daley. Daley defeated Dustin Hazelett via a Knock out in the first round (2:24). You can watch the Hazelett vs Daley full fight video below:

Video: Paul Daley vs. Dustin Hazelett

UFC 108: UFC 108 live stream free results: UFC 108 results

UFC 108: UFC 108 live stream free results: UFC 108 results
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Full UFC 108 Results
Rafaello Oliveira def John Gunderson via Decision (Unanimous)
Jake Ellenberger def Mike Pyle via TKO (Punches), R2 0:22
Mark Munoz def Ryan Jensen via Submission (Punches), R1 2:30
Cole Miller def Dan Lauzon via Submission (Kimura), R1 3:05
Martin Kampmann def Jacob Volkmann via Submission (Guillotine Choke), R1 4:03
Junior dos Santos def Gilbert Yvel via TKO (Punches), R1 2:07
Jim Miller def Duane Ludwig via Submission (Armbar), R1 2:31
Sam Stout def Joe Lauzon via Decision (Unanimous)
Paul Daley def Dustin Hazelett via KO (Punches), R1 2:24
Rashad Evans def Thiago Silva via Decision (Unanimous)

Are you enjoying the game? For those who are looking for the UFC 108 results, I will be updating this post once it is done. UFC 108 live stream. This is another installment of UFC 108 which is on January 2, 2009 at 7PM PT. There’s so much at stake in this UFC 108. Here in UFC 108, you will find Rashad Evans vs Thiago Silva. You can watch all the fight cards below:

Here are the main fight cards that’s only available in PPV (Pay-Per-View)
- Rashad Evans vs. Thiago Silva
- Paul Daley vs. Dustin Hazelett
- Joe Lauzon vs. Sam Stout
- Duane Ludwig vs. Jim Miller
- Junior Dos Santos vs. Gilbert Yvel

You can watch UFC 108 live stream free through the Justin TV and Sopcast. The UFC 108 live stream will start at exactly 10:00 PM ET. You can watch UFC 108 using this channel via SopCast: sop://broker.sopcast.com:3912/24267. In order to view that SopCast channel and you don’t have a SopCast client yet, you need to download the software.

Paul Daley vs. Dustin Hazelett full fight video

Paul Daley vs. Dustin Hazelett full fight video

The co-main event of UFC 108 saw British striker Paul Daley take on submission specialist Dustin Hazelett.
For me the fight was a total 50/50 pick em type of fight. Hazelett was coming off a long layoff while Daley looked weight drained at the weigh in and missed weight by a pound.
The fight hinged on whether Daley could land a big punch before Hazelett got the fight to the ground and worked a submission.
I won't spoil the ending here, but I wil say that one of the fighters won a bonus for the ending. Enjoy:

Martin Kampmann vs. Jacob Volkmann

Martin Kampmann vs. Jacob Volkmann
Round 1

Kampmann vs. Volkmann.
Kampmann sneaks in a right hand as Volkmann swings for the fences. Volkmann answers with a left hook that snaps Kampmann’s head back. Undeterred, Kampmann steps forward and drops his opponent to his knees with a straight right. Kampmann is bleeding from a small cut above his left eye. Kampmann looks exceptional on his feet. He keeps his hands high and bounces on his toes. The proper technique pays off as he blasts Volkmann with a right-hook counter. Volkmann collapses to the canvas and Kampmann engages the downed fighter on the floor. After a minute of working for position from the top, Kampmann stands up and cracks Volkmann with a right hand. He dives back into the guard and unloads with his right. Volkmann gets to his knees and Kampmann locks in an inverted guillotine ala Torres-Beebe.
Referee Yves Lavigne pulls Kampmann off at 4:03 of round one.

Cole Miller vs. Dan Lauzon

Cole Miller vs. Dan Lauzon
Round 1

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Miller vs. Lauzon.
Miller pushes forward and clips Lauzon with a right hook. Lauzon counters fire and Miller slips in a left hook. Lauzon stands tough in the pocket and drops his foe with a left-hook counter. Miller bounces back to his feet and eats a knee for his hustle. Miller recovers and latches on a Thai plum. He jumps vertically and misses a knee to the chin. Lauzon lands power shots to the body from both hands. Miller picks up the aggression, but he fails to land a clean blow. Miller scrambles for a takedown and Lauzon hops on his back. Miller easily escapes danger and transitions to side control, where he hops over and applies an inverted triangle. Lauzon offers little defense to the position as Miller moves into a kimura. Lauzon taps at 3:05 of the first.

Mark Munoz vs. Ryan Jensen

Mark Munoz vs. Ryan Jensen
Round 1

Munoz vs. Jensen.
Munoz and Jensen touch gloves and we are underway. Jensen scores with an inside-low kick and a jab. Munoz looks to shoot and barely avoids a Jensen knee. Munoz gets the double but Jensen has him in a guillotine. Jensen works free and regains his feet. He backs Munoz onto the cage with solid punches including a nice uppercut. Munoz answers with a takedown. Munoz lands a number of punches that force Jensen to turn away but he can’t escape the barrage. Munoz blasts away to the head an body of a prone Jensen. He looks like he may have tapped but Yamasaki lets it go on. Munoz continues the assault until Yamasaki sees Jensen tapping at 2:30 of the opening frame.