#women's bantamweight

[danielladigitalbunny]

Women's Bantamweight Championship

Daniella Leonhart (Win)

Vs.

Ronda Rousey

[girlactionfigure]

Leah Goldstein seemed like a natural fit to be the keynote speaker at an International Women’s Day event in Ontario, Canada, next month. A Canadian cyclist, she made history as the first woman to win a grueling 3,000-mile bike race across the United States.⁠ ⁠ But in January, five months after accepting the invitation, Goldstein was told she was no longer invited to speak.⁠ ⁠ The cause, the event organizers said, was “a small but growing and extremely vocal group” that took issue with Goldstein’s service three decades ago in the Israeli army.⁠ ⁠ “Our focus at INSPIRE has been and will always be to create safe spaces to honour, share, and celebrate the remarkable stories of women and non-binary individuals,” the women’s empowerment group said in a statement. “In recognition of the current situation and the sensitivity of the conflict in the Middle East, the Board of INSPIRE will be changing our keynote speaker.”⁠ ⁠ The revoked invitation comes amid widespread turmoil over the Israel-Hamas war, including in local communities far from the Middle East.⁠ ⁠ Goldstein, 54, was born in Vancouver to Israeli parents and lived in Israel as a child and served in its military, as is required for most citizens. She first broke onto the international sports scene as a kickboxer, winning the 1989 World Bantamweight Kickboxing Championship. As a cyclist, Goldstein overcame a potentially career-ending crash in 2005 and shifted to ultra-endurance racing.⁠ ⁠ In 2011, she won the women’s solo category in the Race Across America. She finished second in the women’s group and fifth overall in 2019, and in 2021 made history by winning the overall solo division. Goldstein completed the 3,000-mile race in 11 days, three hours and three minutes.⁠ ⁠ Goldstein told JTA that she had planned to stick with her usual message for the March 8 event.⁠ ⁠ “I am zero political when I speak,” she said by phone from her home in Vernon, British Columbia. “Honestly, there is nothing political about my presentation. I just talk about the crap that I went through and the crap that most women go through, and they still do, and how I handled it.”⁠ ⁠

jtanews

[archivalofsins]

So, that last minigram huh?

Kotoko continuing to be unable to take what she dishes out is adorable without question. To celebrate the continuation and the use of portal timeline interactions in another minigram-

I wanna take a moment to discuss that and how martial arts is handled in the portal timeline too!

Transcript of official translation of Minigram EP51 "Mixed Martial Arts Competition Part 2"

[51-1] Kotoko: You're a martial arts guy right, Kazui? Kotoko: What do you do? Judo? Mahiru: What's wrong Mikoto? Kazui: Why do you wanna know all of a suddent? nervous Mikoto: If the battle starts here, I'll have nightmares about it. Mikoto: Who is stronger...? Last episode [51-2] Kazui: Uhh. Kazui: I mainly do judo and kendo(Japanese fencing). Kazui: And a bit of karate. Kazui: You also have some experience in combat sports right? Kazui: I can tell. Kazui: Hm... Kazui: It involves punching and kicking... Kazui: But I don't think it's karate... Kotoko: ...! Kazui: Is it taekwondo? Kotoko: I'm not telling you. Kotoko: Stop staring at me you pervert. Kazui: Is.. Kazui: Isn't that a bit unfair...?

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Does Kotoko in the last panel remind anyone else of another prisoner?

I guess playing investigator/hero is only fun when when she the only one doing the watching right?

They’re still here, still here, it grates me.

The difference between this in and the portal timeline interaction is that more prisoners have been included. Mahiru and Mikoto. Two people who had already deduced that Kazui and Kotoko had some martial arts knowledge.

Since this is following up from Minigram EP50 "Mixed Martial Arts Competition Part 1" where Mikoto asks who would win between Kazui and Kotoko in a fight.

[50-1] Mikoto: By the way- Mikoto: Who is stronger between Koto-chan and Kazu? Mikoto: Both of them do martial arts, right? Kotoko: If we go head to head, I'd think Kazui. Futa: Of course it would be. Futa: Don't ask such a stupid question. Futa: Women can't beat men in martial arts. Futa: This isn't a manga. Futa: Body size makes a big difference. step step Futa: How hard you hit is dependent on your body weight Futa: You don't understand. [50-2] Kotoko: Futa does have a point. squeak Kotoko: The fact that many martial arts have weight divisions means that it makes much of a difference. Kotoko: I would be bantamweight and he would be cruiserweight or heavyweight. Kotoko: But... snap Kotoko: I would at least break one of his arms. sst Kotoko: ... So when do we fight?

Maybe we'll get to see Mahiru and Kazui's timeline conversation from 20/06/19 turned into a minigram as well.

20/06/19 Kazui: By the way…… thanks, Shina-chan. You keep going around and talking to people to make sure the mood never gets too sour, right? It’s a big help. We’re all in here together, after all. If a fight broke out, the whole group could fall apart. Mahiru: ……eh? Huh~? Ah, no, I’m just talking to people because I personally want to talk. All the kids are so cute, so I can’t help but want to fuss over them! A fight, huh… But if that ever happened, then you’ll definitely be a big help, right~? Since you’re so big! And buff! Kazui: Ahh, no. I mean, I’ll do what I can. Based on appearance, as long as nobody has a weapon, I think I can probably get everyone under control…… No, we should just hope that nothing like that ever happens. Mahiru: You know, I quite like watching martial arts, actually. I don’t really get it, but it looks super cool. Hi-yah! Hi-yah!

The changes made in the minigram could be to give a more cohesive narrative to those moments. Mikoto, asks Kotoko who's tougher which causes her to get intrigued as well wanting to test her strength, she asks Kazui what martial arts he knows to see if he's a worthy opponent. This leads to Kazui getting nervous assuming this means she's going to try to fight him. Which could lead into him thanking Mahiru for always trying to keep the atmosphere light afterwards and she just explains she has fun talking to everyone.

But let's hop into the interesting thing. Considering the focus on strength and martial arts I decided to look over the timeline interactions involving them. they're interesting to say the least.

Here's the first one to mention martial arts-

20/05/30 Mahiru: Hey, Kotoko-chan. There’s something that’s really been bugging me, so do you mind if I ask? ……how do you style yourself so well? Have you always dressed like that? But it also looks like something you’d wear for training. Do you play sport? Ah, or maybe some kind of martial arts? Kotoko: ……you really are carefree. Everyone in here is a “murderer” right? Is this really the time to be asking questions like that? Mahiru: Hmm, I guess so. That’s what they said. But nobody here seems particularly scary or anything, right? If I had to pick someone, then maybe you’re the scariest! Ah, wait, do you do like yoga or something? Kotoko: ……I can’t tell if you’re making fun of me or are just an airhead.

The second is you guessed it the interaction between Mahiru and Kazui. Wow Mahiru certainly is good at picking out people who know martial arts in a casual way.

The third one is Kotoko's interaction with Kazui,

20/07/09 Kotoko: Kazui, you do martial arts, right? ……what type? Judo? Kazui: Ah, my main is…… judo, and kendo. I also know a little bit of karate. You must have some martial arts experience too, right, Yuzuriha-chan? I can tell by looking. Hmm… probably a combat type…… I’m guessing not karate…… is it taekwondo? Kotoko: ……I’m not telling you. Stop ogling me like that. It’s gross. Kazui: I-isn’t that a bit unfair?

Then the conversation between Mikoto, Kotoko, and Futa.

20/08/03 Mikoto: By the way, Koto-chan. Who’s stronger between you and Kazu-san? You both know martial arts, right? Kotoko: ……if it was a fair one-on-one fight, probably Kazui. Futa: Isn’t that obvious? What a stupid question. There’s no way a girl could win in a fight against a man. This is real life, not a manga. There’s too big a difference in body size. And that’s what determines the weight of your attacks. Kotoko: ……Futa’s not entirely wrong there. In a lot of martial arts, they specifically split up divisions based on body weight for that reason. I’m bantam, and he’d probably be either cruiser or heavy. Well, I’d still break an arm or two though.

The funniest thing about looking over the Portal Timeline interactions in contrast to how the minigram portrays this is-

Well to realize that Kazui never told anyone he did martial arts until he was directly asked by Kotoko. Kotoko and Mahiru both just assumed from how he was built that he did some sort of martial arts. A conclusion they would have come to by oggling the man.

Now Mahiru doesn't hide that she's eyeing up the every adult men in Milgram at all-

20/06/08 Mahiru: Shidou-san…… you’re really good-looking. Personally I think you’d be better if you ate a bit more, but you’re slim and tall, and well put together to boot…… You must’ve been super popular up until now, right? Shidou: ……yeah, that’s true…… I did my share of fooling around in the past. Mahiru: Oh~? That’s not the sort of answer I’d expect from you. I’ve got it! Somebody told you that if you replied like that people wouldn’t resent you so much, right? Shidou: Haha, I’m surprised you guessed. ……it seems that no matter what guise I put on, it’s meaningless against a woman’s insight.

So, it's not much of a surprise that she would make this sort of observation about Kazui. Hell, I'm not even faulting it.

Q.05  Who do you dislike most out of the other prisoners? Mahiru: Futa-kun is a bully, so definitely out! Also Mikoto is pretty flippant, he kinda seems like the type who’d cheat~

If she's trying to use Milgram to find a new boyfriend all the more power to her. Yet, it is again very hilarious that from how the timeline presents it the only reason Kotoko came to the conclusion that Kazui did a martial arts was because she was in her own words ogling him.

Kotoko: ……I’m not telling you. Stop ogling me like that. It’s gross.

What about you, Kotoko?!

Putting this look to the side. Which out of context and in context is not good cosidering the deifnition of the term ogle.

Kazui never told anyone that he did a martial art until he was expressedly asked by Kotoko. The only way that anyone would draw the conclusion that he did is by looking at him (possibly alot). Plus we already know that Kotoko has been keeping an eye on all the prisoner and even more stuff since the release of Deep Cover.

Sorry to go into semantics but yeah what Kotoko did in this minigram is the definition of ogling and is presented as such visually as well as contexually. So, makes sense why they'd have her call him a pervert instead of having her say to stop ogling her like she did before. Having her say that would highlight the double standard here a bit too much.

Despite Kotoko not even answering Kazui when he asks why she's inquiring about this in the overtly menacing way that she is. He still answers her question earnestly. Then when he asks her what martial arts she does to continue the conversation and give her the opportunity to have a reciprocal conversation she just shuts it down by calling him a pervert in the minigram and implying he's one in the original portal timeline by saying he's ogling her.

Him saying that's a bit unfair is rather reasonable. Because that's what it is unfair. He told her what martial arts he does the least she could do is continue the conversation she started and answer the same question she had the audacity to ask.

But while we're still on the topic of martial arts-

Why the fuck are Mahiru and Mikoto so good at telling who does martial arts? It makes sense for Kazui and Kotoko. Also Mahiru admits to being interested in martial arts to Kazui. So, that somewhat explains that. Yet, with Mikoto it's a bit surprising. Given he says that he hates violence.

Q.06 What do you hate? Mikoto: working overnight / reptiles / violence

Well just because he hates violence doesn't mean he can't recognize those capable of being violent or even that he won't use violence himself. It just means he hates it.

Still why is that a skill Mahiru or Mikoto would ever need to the point of being comfortable enough to surmise that two of the prisoners here do it? While also being stunningly correct. Mikoto could have overheard any of the other timeline interractions and just been making small talk though.

Since his talk happens after all the others. Still the fact that four people in this prison are possibly really good at surmising if someone does martial arts by looking at them alone is kind of impressive and terrifying.

This is just some interesting stuff that the new minigram got me thinking about. It's really interesting to see how the staff is incorporating the portal timeline interactions into the minigrams. I can't wait to see what they do with the others from trial one.

[theanticool]

The division got old and we never got an influx of new talent. We’ve had dribbles (Vieira, Aldana, etc) but they’ve failed to fully develop. The women currently at 135 do not fight often enough, some ranked fighters only fighting once a year. The UFC does a bad job of filling out the roster enough to actually have these women fight often.

And, if we’re being real, there just isn’t a ton more Holly Holms and Ronda Rouseys out there. One was a lifelong boxer/kickboxer who happened to train at one of the biggest gyms in MMA. The other was a tremendous athletic talent with an Olympic pedigree and unique grappling skills most judoka do not focus on. I personally think the ufc should be bribing women to come over from wrestling/BJJ/judo/kickboxing/boxing, train them at an elite gym for 12 months and stick them in Titan or LFA for 3-5 fights to see how they develop. But they hate spending money.

[arcana-shipper]

Time to give the girls some loving in the MMA AU. Will include their brief background, style and attire in one post this time. So....yeah. Maybe the next post shall be about my two MK OCs in this AU.

Kitana - The daughter of Sindel and Jarrod. When Sindel remarried to Shao Khan, who owned a gym and, as such, Kitana decided to start training in MMA. She mainly does it as a hobby.

Styles: Tessenjutsu, Eagle Claw, Ba Gua

Attire: Blue shorts and Rash guard shirt. Has a white bunny on the front of the rash guard short-sleeve shirt.

Mileena - Daughter of Sindel and Jarrod and twin sister of Kitana. She follows her twin's footsteps although she does actually compete. She's in the Flyweight class and is on her way to become champion. She does have a deformed mouth that she hides.

Styles: Saijutsu, Ying Yeung, Mian Quan

Attire: Pink shorts and sports bra. She has a black Praying Mantis on the left side of her shorts.

Tanya - The former Bantamweight champion, she's now mostly the owner of a MMA Women's Magazine.

Styles: Zi Ran Men, Yue Chuan, Senjiegun

Attire: When she was fighting, yellow sports bra and shorts, black stripes going down the left side of her shorts.

Jade - Best friend of Kitana and her usual sparring partner. She also practices MMA as a hobby.

Styles: Bojutsu, Fan Zi, Ko Shou

Attire: Green shorts and short sleeve rash guard. Has a golden cat on the back of the rash guard.

[mmagoats]

MMA GOATS - Blog 2

Starting off my MMA goats tier list with the 10th tier fighters are three very different stylistic contenders and coming up in different time periods for the sport of MMA and UFC. They all brought different aspects that have led me to give them this spot and place them in this tier. 

Valentina Shevchenko “Bullet”

Valentina Anatolievna Shevchenko was born March 7th 1998 in Frunze (now Bichkek), Kyrgyzstan and has always stood out for her physical abilities, notably being a part of the Soviet Navy and playing football for the nation of Kyrgyzstan. All though her real passion was combat sports, following in the steps of her mother and sister. She started at the age of just 5 training taekwondo, later moving to kickboxing where at the age of 12 she knocked out a 22 year old opponent, earning her the nickname “Bullet”. Her come up story alone would be enough to place her on the list, but throughout her career in Muay Thai kickboxing she won over 90 matches and won 8 gold medals in the IFMA world championship. She finally stepped into the octagon in 2010 where she has been dominating the fighters of the bantamweight division ever since, alongside moving up to flyweight and winning the belt in 2018. Even though she lost the belt to Alexa Grasso, she came back and tied her in their rematch and with their trilogy fight on the horizon.

Valentina is a staple and a great reason I like women’s MMA and can watch and route for it, even with all the stigma behind girls in combat sports I think they are equally entertaining and skilled. So in my opinion because of her almost clean Muay Thai and kickboxing record, her complete domination of the UFC bantam and flyweight divisions and her outrageous life story that shocks me every time I hear lt, she proves she’s a skilled fighter of mixed martial arts that has passed the test of time and deserves this spot in the 10th tier of MMA goats. 

“The Iceman” Chuck Liddell 

Chuck Liddell was your average 200 pound highschool / college American football player and wrestler who had a love for fighting people twice his age. Eventually he made his way into the UFC in 1998, debuting alongside fighters such as Wanderlei Silva and Dan Henderson towards the beginning of the sport when it was still considered by some to be too barbaric and with fighters only having one aspect to their game. And just a side note, this era of UFC was one of my favourites because it was the 90, because how different it was with the lack of safety and utter lack of care from the people and entire industrie. His early career in MMA was dominant with an almost flawless record, but after losses to Randy Couture in the UFC and Rampage Jackson during a grand prix tournament, his career started to really shift. His next fight against Tito Ortiz and future rival was won by TKO after throwing a mass of punches. He went on to win the belt from Couture and defend his title for two years, where he won rematches against Tito Ortiz, Couture, Horn and Sobral. Even though he lost his belt to Rampage Jackson which started his downfall, I think he deserves this spot because of his rise, peak and overall becoming the legacy and arguably first star of the UFC. Even thought I never grew up watching him myself, just researching matches and highlights from the old days of the UFC, I realize that Chuck “The Iceman” Liddell is undoubtedly one of MMA goats that deserves his spot on this tier of the list because of his achievements yes, but mostly because he was able to stand in to me in those old static and grimy tape recordings on YouTube.

Cain Velasquez 

More as an honorable mention on this tier, the last person that I think deserves a spot on this tier is Cain Velasquez for not his skills in MMA (though he was a outstanding fighter), but for his trials and tribulations outside of the ring and “could have been” goat legacy for the heavyweight division. Its what I really like about Cain as a person and the reason he’s on this tier. I would go into more details, but I think I could never do it justice, so go and watch this video for further elaboration on his injury-filled and conflicted career in MMA. 

Cain Velasquez: TRIUMPH and TRAGEDY

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[themmaniacs]

UFC on ESPN: Holly Holm vs. Yana Kunitskaya

#UFC #MMA #UFConESPN #ESPN #HollyHolm #YanaKunitskaya

The co-main event of the night at UFC on ESPN this weekend is a matchup between former UFC women’s bantamweight champion Holly Holm and Yana Kunitskaya. This fight may not sound particularly exciting on paper. However, it could end up being a very important fight in the women’s bantamweight division. The current champion of the UFC women’s bantamweight division is Amanda Nunes. She holds the…

[eiy-lei]

MMA 2023 champion predictions, lots of hot takes but bare with me here:-

Heavyweight - Francis Ngannou defends against Jones and then leaves the UFC. Gane and Blaydes fight for the vacant belt, Blaydes beats Gane and becomes the champion.

Light Heavyweight - Jamahal beats Glover but then loses to Jîri upon his return.

Middleweight - Adesanya wins the rematch with Pereira, Khamzat moves up to middleweight and beats Adesanya.

Welterweight - Usman beats Edwards in the rematch and then retires, Khamzat doesn't make 170 and moves up, so Belal and Colby fight for the vacant belt, I think Belal wins that fight.

Lightweight - Volk beats Islam and Beneil Dariush.

Featherweight - Volk beats the winner of Yair Vs Emmett and presumably Arnold Allen.

Bantamweight - Sterling loses to Cejudo, Cejudo beats Sean and Merab (I don't know where Chito fits into this unless they do Sean Vs Chito 2 ngl).

Flyweight - Moreno beats Figueiredo and Pantoja finally gets to fight for the belt, I think Moreno beats Pantoja this time around.

Women's Featherweight:-Nunes is alone in this division at this point, I don't see Norma Dumont or Macy Chiasson posing a threat to Nunes.

Women's Bantamweight:-Valentina Vs Nunes 3, I think Nunes wins this one, after Valentina's last performance I'm not too confident in her beating Nunes, Nunes could also fight Ketlen Vieira afterwards but that doesn't feel like a close fight (she definitely lost to Holly), I think Irene Aldana could pose a good threat though.

Women's Flyweight:-Valentina loses her belt to Manon Fiorot, Grasso could challenge afterwards but prove unsuccessful. I think the winner of Santos Vs Blanchfield could challenge for the belt and be champ by the end of this year.

Women's Strawweight:-Whether it'd be Lemos, Xiaonan or Namajunas for the third time, I think Zhang Weili beats all 3.

[the-rookies-playbook]

I love to see a Women Win

(Amanda Nunes)

September 19, 2024 Rookie's Playbook

I’m back at it again deep diving into things I have no concept of, and today it’s the world of the UFC!  I like for my first read-through something to be an explanation of sorts so I can try and figure out exactly what is happening, and today I'm diving into the beauty of women champions. 

From my understanding there are four types of championships, there is feather-weight, bantam-weight, fly-weight, and straw-weight.  I’m not gonna lie, half of these to me sound like the same thing with AI generated names.  After doing further research it all depends on the weight of the fighter, which when I was younger used to confuse the hell out of me because I thought it was so rude to segregate people into weight categories, now however I know it’s so you don’t get absolutely murdered. 

Feather-weight(126 pounds) has no current champion, but they do have three past champions.  Amanda Nunes won in 2018 with two defenses and a TKO of 1 over her opponent Cris Cyborg.  I’m not going to sit here and lie to you either if my last name was Cyborg no one could talk to me. That is such badass.  The only knowledge I have of a TKO(Total Knockout) is when executed the fighter is left unable to complete the fight, so that is insanely hardcore to me.  Currently, the brazilian fighter has insane stats ranging from 13-2 TKO, SUB 4-2, and W-L-D 23-5-0.  Now, again I will not lie to you I only know what the TKO is.  

Sub is when a fighter ‘taps out’, yielding to their opponent so that they win.  So, that takes the badass levels down some, but hey who knows this could actually be the lowest for someone and she is the dominant woman to have ever lived.  Then the W-L-D is win, loss, or draw.  The thing that I'm getting at for Nunes is that she doesn’t believe in draws and eats up her opponent every time, 23 wins! Insane! 

Now that I know the terms let's move onto bantamweight, which is the 135 pound limit.  The current champion for this category is Raquel Pennington, with an outcome of a UD over Mayra Bueno Silva.  Now comes my next question, the hell is a UD? This is a term I have heard of and often yell out when I want to look knowledgeable, it means unanimous decision.  This is when all the judges are in agreement of which fighter is the winner, so good for Miss Pennington! 

Pennington’s stats are W-L-D 16-9-0, TKO 1-1, and sub is 1-1, not bad but not my new favorite fighter Amanda Nunes good.

Women’s flyweight is next on our list and their poundage (?) is 125.  I’m going to be honest, with all the searching and rules about the fighters weight is insane to me, what is a one pound difference in the grand scheme of it all you know? Anyway, the current champion of this category is Valentina Shevchenko who won in a unanimous decision against Alexas Grasso! Look at me knowing my terms, this is what we call development guys.   Shevchenko’s stats are W-L-D 24-4-1, TKO 8-1, and Sub 7-1.  I’m gonna be honest, Miss Nunes has my heart, but Schevchenko scares the shit outta me the most. 

The final category is straw-weight and the weight is 115 pounds, again the names just all seem too similar for my taste and I find them very much confusing but non the less I digress.  The current champion is the lady with the best cheekbones I have ever seen Zhang Weili who won against Carla Esparza with a Sub2.  Her stats rival Nunes to me with a W-L-D 25-3-0, TKO 11-1, and Sub 8-0.  She is a Chinese fighter whose career I feel I will be following closely. 

After all that research I can confirm that this is the most intriguing of the sports I have covered so far, and I simply cannot wait to learn more about it.

[danielladigitalbunny]

Women's Bantamweight Championship

Julianna Peña

Vs.

Daniella Leonhart (Win)

[recentlyheardcom]

UFC 306: O'Malley vs Dvalishvili Main Card Results

The five-fight extravaganza featured an impressive comeback, an all-out fire fight, and a dominant effort from one of the most exciting ascending talents in the sport. And then the action shifted to the championship battles, where the first trilogy fight on the women’s side of the sport was contested to settle things in the flyweight division before a bantamweight title grudge match closed out…

[shop-korea]

Dos and Gab Wedding Ceremony SDE | Kathryn Bernardo, Daniel Padilla

2024 - PARIS - FRANCE - OLYMPICS

AFTER - 1952 - PARIS - OLYMPICS

AFTER - 1ST - GOLD - MEDAL - WHERE 

IT - COUNTED - TOKYO - JAPAN - PARIS

ONLY - OVER - 2,000 YEARS - OLD

JAPAN - OLDEST - OVER - 25 MILLION YRS

WOMEN - WEIGHTLIFTING - OVER - 493 LBS

FIRST - GOLD - MEDAL

NO - LONGER - TRENDING - IN - TWITTER

PARIS - OLYMPICS - 2024 - HOW - MANY YRS

MEN - PINOYS - 2 BRONZE - MEDALS

BOXING - HOW - LONG - JUST - THAT

AFTER - TOKYO - OLYMPICS

PARIS - OLYMPICS - 2 - GIRLS - BOXING 

2 BRONZE - MEDALS - SAME - TIME NOT

MANY - YEARS - IN - BETWEEN

AI OverviewLearn more…Opens in new tabJosé Luis "Cely" Villanueva won the first bronze medal in boxing for the Philippines at the 1932 Los Angeles Olympics. Villanueva won the bronze medal in the bantamweight class after his opponent, Joseph Lang, failed to show up.

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FIRST - PINOY - WON - BRONZE - MEDAL

NO - CONTEST - OF - STRENGTH

1ST - BRONZE - MEDAL - IN - 1932 - LOS ANGELES

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How many times have the Olympics been in Paris?France has now hosted three Summer Games -- 1900, 1924 and 2024, all in Paris -- and three Winter Games -- 1924 in Chamonix, 1968 in Grenoble and 1992 in Albertville.Aug 11, 2024

PARIS - FRANCE

3 SUMMER - GAMES

1900 - 1924 - 2024

3 WINTER - GAMES

1924 - CHAMONIX

1968 - GRENOBLE

1992 - ALBERTVILLE

SO - PARIS - 3 SUMMER GAMES

1924 - PARIS - OLYMPICS

FIRST - BRONZE - MEDAL - BY - PINOY

1935 - LOS ANGELES - OLYMPICS

BECAUSE - OPPONENT - DIDN’T - SHOW UP

NO - CONTEST - OF - STRENGTHS

YABANG - WALA - PALANG - VIDEO - OF BOXING

AI OverviewLearn more…Opens in new tabThe Philippines has 14 athletes who have won medals at the Summer Olympics, including men and women: 3 gold medals, 5 silver medals, and 10 bronze medals. The Philippines has never won a medal at the Winter Olympics. The country's top medal-producing sport is boxing. The Philippines first competed in the Olympics in 1924, and has only missed the 1980 Moskva Olympics.

SO - PHILIPPINES - ONLY - 1 BRONZE - OLYMPIC

MEDAL - IN - BOXING - IN - 1935 - BY - A - PINOY

MALE - BUT - 4 - SHOWING - UP - NOT - BY YES

STRENGTHS - YABANG

SUMMER - OLYMPICS

PARIS - FRANCE - 2024

3 GOLD - MEDALS

5 SILVER - MEDALS

10 BRONZE - MEDALS

(MOST - LIKELY - THE - OVERVIEW - OF

SUMMER - OLYMPICS - THEIR HISTORY)

CORRECTION - FIRST - GOLD - 55 KG - 121 LBS

NOT - 493 LBS - GOOGLE - SEARCH - WAS - YES

PILIPINAS - ONLY 

WHO - WANTED - 2 - STAB - ME - 2 - DEATH JUST

PAST - ME - AT - MY - BACK

SAID - SOMETHING - DIDN’T - UNDERSTAND

GOD - SAID - HE - IS - OUR - REAR - GUARD

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SHE - NEEDS - 2 B - PROSTITUTE

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SOUTH - PACIFIC - ISLANDS

HALLMARK+ - PREMIUM

ROMANCE - FILM - BEAUTIFUL - HOTEL

UNDERNEATH - FISHES - AS THE VIEW

THE - MALDIVES - INDIAN - OCEAN - AQUA WATERS

BORA  BORA

TAHITI

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THEY - THINK - THEY - CAN - JUST - KILL - ME

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11 SEPT 2024

[theanticool]

I think we don’t talk enough about how unimaginative the UFC is nowadays.

There were highs and lows in the 2010s but there was a lot of constant change. The buying of the WEC and Strikeforce early on brought in a huge influx of talent that contributed greatly to the product getting a fresh coat of paint. We got the bantamweight and featherweight divisions. We got a completely revamped middleweight and heavyweight division with fantasy matchups. We got women in the UFC. And from there, we got a steady influx of change. International expansion. The addition of the FLW division with a four man tournament. Don’t get me wrong, a lot of these “innovations” are just the UFC buying out promotions, but the effect was still the same.

While TUF was already old hat by the 2010s, we got new flavors with TUF Latin American, TUF Brazil, TUF China, TUF Smashes, etc. Those shows produced guys like Robert Whittaker, Yair Rodriguez, Chito Vera, and more. And then when they added the 115lb and 125lb divisions, they used the TUF to crown champions. They also used it to find a contender for DJ (less hyped on that one but it was a unique use of the format). Lookin For a Fight, while a vanity project for Dana White, was a great tool to highlight regional MMA. And instead it got turned into a full scale ego stroking session for Dana when they started the Contender Series.

What have been the great innovations of the 2020s? Apex cards? The Contender Series? Dubai cards? The promotion seems apathetic about producing stars at best as Dana is more concerned with using the UFC brand to crowbar power slap into the public consciousness. It kind of just feels like someone left the machine running in the factory. Where are the new promotional ideas? The creation of new dream matchups?

This was all brought to mind by this tweet.

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Three champions will put their belts on the line as favorites on Saturday night as part of a stacked UFC 245 card at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.

Kamaru Usman, Max Holloway, and Amanda Nunes are all clear favorites in their fights, according to UFC 245 betting odds posted by DraftKings Sportsbook.

Usman Not Impressed by Covington Act In the main event, Usman (15-1) will defend his welterweight championship against Colby Covington (15-1) in a matchup that UFC fans have been waiting years to see. Once considered a boring fighter that might be dumped from the roster regardless of his record, Covington has become a reliable bad guy for the UFC to promote, even if his over-the-top support for Donald Trump – see his frequent appearances in Make America Great Again hats – is admittedly an act designed to draw boos and make himself more marketable.

Other UFC fighters haven’t had a problem with Covington’s act. But some have bristled about how open he has been recently about the fact that he’s really just playing a character.

If you’re putting on an act, you’ve got to sell it,” Usman told reporters. “That’s [showing] weakness already. He’s already finding…a way out: ‘Once I get beat up on Saturday, don’t have me because I was just putting on an act because they were going to cut me.’ That’s what it is.”

Meanwhile, Covington has found a new target ahead of his UFC 245 fight: the company itself.

“I am not happy with what I am being compensated. I am being underpaid and undervalued,” Colby told ESPN. “UFC needs to pay up, and if they don’t pay up after this fight, you will probably see me in WWE.”

Holloway, Nunes Favored in UFC 245 Undercard The co-main event will see Max Holloway (21-4) try to hold on to the featherweight title against the dangerous Alexander Volkanovski (20-1). While Holloway has already made it clear that he’s looking to move up to lightweight, or even entertain boxing matches, in order to secure his combat legacy, Volkanovski is ready to make his own mark on the sport.

He was a great champion at featherweight. But now it’s my time,” Volkanovski told reporters on Wednesday. “He’s very well-rounded still. Obviously, he’s got good takedown defense and all that sort of stuff. But I’m going to approach things a little bit different. The things that he does so well and worked for him so well in his past fights are just things I don’t believe are going to work as well with me.”

Holloway is listed as a -167 favorite over Volkanovski (+138), with the champion’s big fight experience likely being seen as the deciding factor between two fighters with few weaknesses.

In a third championship bout on the UFC 245 card, Amanda Nunes (18-4) will defend her women’s bantamweight title against Germaine de Randamie (9-3). Nunes has won her last nine fights, with the last three wins coming by knockout. She also has a win over de Randamie from 2013, in which Nunes won by first-round TKO.

Both Nunes and de Randamie say the second fight should go differently, with Nunes saying she will be patient in finding her opportunities to strike.슬롯사이트

“I just have to take my time,” Nunes told reporters. “I know she’s going to make mistakes. Like the first time. I’m going to capitalize. The takedown for sure is something that I look for. But I don’t know when it’s going to happen. I know I’ll be able to strike with her. I know I believe I can knock her out.”

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