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Georges St Pierre made an official statement today regarding the vaseline controversy
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The following is an official statement from me and my camp regarding recent allegations: * * * * * * George St-Pierre's successful welterweight title defense at UFC 94 was the direct result of his disciplined preparation and skillful execution of a masterful gameplan. Any implication to the contrary would diminish the significance of what was perhaps the biggest fight in MMA...
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February 08, 2009
It's perfectly understandable if you're tired of all the bull sh*t "Grease-gate" "Lubri-gate" talk. ?It really just sounds like we need to get somebody a waaa-burger and some french cries. ?So please bare with us as we shift threw a couple more updates concerning this slippery matter, then you can enjoy actual funny content down below.
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February 08, 2009
The UFC has a new set of rules and you can literally "Blame Canada" for that one. After the GSP grease me up scotty shenanigans, the UFC has a new policy regarding cut men, corners, and how they go about their business in between rounds...
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February 06, 2009
I woke up this morning to an email that read inside the subject line – “B.J. Penn acceptsâ€. Hmm… I wonder what this could
As most everyone knows by now, Georges St-Pierre was alleged to have Vaseline smeared on his back and shoulders during a bout with B.J. Penn during UFC 94. Penn fans ...
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February 05, 2009
With all the vaseline hoopla still surrounding UFC 94 and St. Pierre-Penn II, I feel that it's not too late to go through a UFC-Street Fighter character comparison for Georges St. Pierre, BJ Penn and Lyoto Machida.
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February 05, 2009
After two huge shows from Affliction and the UFC, it’s time again for another top 10 ranking of the best pound-for-pound MMA fighters in the world. What will change, who will remain, and who has been all but eliminated from superstardom?
First, let’s look at the mega fights that occurred. ...
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