Hello friends -UFC 100 is in the books and so is my Xbox 360 UFC Undisputed
(Filth Fighting Championship) "FFC 2 "Second to None"
And what a night it was. Once again held at the Pittsburgh Events Center. (My 2 bedroom Apt.) This card was filled with big names and the audience (my sofa) filled with big losers like, Roger Clemens, Ricky Rubio, Brody Jenner, Debbie Rowe, Michael Jackson’s kids even Blanket, Magic Johnson who ordered grilled chicken, Larry Merchant who was apparently lost, Vince the Shamwow guy, Gina Carano, Kim Couture and Cyborg. Kim and Gina stayed for the after party, Cyborg bench pressed Brock Lesnar, Ricco Rodriguez and his gut, Jon without Kate and 8 dates, Bristol Palin, Vince McMahon, Lita, a bunch of people in tight Fight Gear T-Shirts and real orange skin, Some white skin dudes from “True Blood”, wannabe porn stars, retired ring girls and of course Michael Clarke Duncan and Criss Angel.
The National Anthem was sung by Roseanne Barr
RESULTS -- FFC 2 "Second to None"
** = Title Fight
John Piermarini (Win) vs. Martin Kampman (2nd Rd. TKO- Ground Strikes)
Dallas Carter (Win) vs. Eddie Sanchez (1st Rd. Submission-Guillotine)
Amir Sadalloh (Win) vs. Yushin Okami (1st Rd. KO-Head Kick)
Joe Stevenson (Win) vs. Nate Diaz (3rd Rd. TKO-Ground Strikes)
Frank Trigg (Win) vs. Wilson Gouveia (3rd Rd. KO-Punch)
** Sean Sherk (Win) vs. B.J. Penn (3rd Rd. TKO-Ground Strikes)
Michael Bisping (Win) vs. Dan Henderson (3rd Rd. KO-Punch)
** GSP (Win) vs. Thiago Alves (3rd Rd. KO-Ground Strike)
** Brock Lesnar (Win) vs. Frank Mir (2nd Rd. KO-Punch)
Notes:
Title Changed hands from BJ Penn to Sean Sherk.
GSP Retains his Title
Brock Lesnar becomes Undisputed Heavyweight Title Holder.
Fight of the Night: Joe Stevenson over Nate Diaz
Submission of the Night: Dallas Carter over Eddie Sanchez
Knockout of the Night: Bisping over Dan Henderson (yes, freaky that it was the opposite in UFC 100)
Well, that is it and keep an eye out for FFC 3 "Triple Threat" featuring Faber, Spider Silva, Kongo, Florian, Evans, Liddell and more to be announced.
FF Exclusive Interview With Eric Tangradi
Jesse Marshall | Interviews (Faceoff Factor Exclusives)
When the Penguins traded Ryan Whitney just before the deadline last year, they didn’t just get Chris Kunitz, they nabbed Belleville prospect Eric Tangradi, who instantly became the best power-forward in the Penguins system. After suffering a horrible wrist injury at the end of the season, Tangradi is set to head to camp this year with a chance to turn some heads and make the team. If not, he’ll head to Wilkes-Barre, where his power-forward show will be on the pro circuit for the first time. We caught up with Eric this past week as he continued training for this fall.

Jesse Marshall: First off, how is the wrist feeling and how is rehab going?
Eric Tangradi: I’m currently in my 7th week following my surgery and am now going through physical therapy. I was recently cleared two weeks ago to start workouts and the battle now is just regaining all the lost strength in my wrist and hand. Rehab is going as planned and I am taking small steps every week.
(Read the Full Interview at Faceoff-Factor.com)





















