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the pay-per-view figures were assessed as 40% better than the UFC’s Super Bowl weekend card that featured Jose Aldo retaining his featherweight belt against Frankie Edgar.
In the 145-pound division, after Frankie Edgar, there are no real big names. Unfortunately for Ricardo Lamas, he doesn't have the big name or the huge following that Anthony Pettis has, and that's why Anthony Pettis is getting the next shot.More quotes »
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Frankie Edgar Back On Track Following Bump In The Road
Edgar started 2012 as the lightweight champion and now finds himself on a three fight losing streak in separate divisions. The former champion is 0-3 in his recent outings. "It sucks having three losses in a row, but I have to play it for what it is," said from Fight Line Read more »
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UFC 162 Main Card Set
July 6 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena. The card will be headlined by a UFC middleweight title fight as champion Anderson Silva takes on Chris Weidman. A featherweight fight between Frankie Edgar and Charles Oliveira will co-headline the UFC 162 fight card. from MMA Frenzy Read more »
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Tickets on Sale May 10th For UFC 162: Silva vs. Weidman
week for fight fans. You have to be in Las Vegas this Fourth of July weekend!” In addition to the Silva-Weidman showdown, Frankie Edgar (15-4-1, fighting out of Toms River, N.J.), a former lightweight champion and currently the third-ranked featherweight in from The MMA News Read more »
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Frankie Edgar: “It’s a little less pressure, but I would always rather be the guy headlining cards.”
Edgar is the only UFC fighter to get three losses in a row, and have them all be title fights. The losses put him in a very unique position, they are to the number one guys in their respective divisions, but to a fighter’s mind they are still losses. Edgar from MMA And UFC Fighters Read more »
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Frankie Edgar: “Let’s be real. The way this goes, it’s not always the #1 contender that gets the title shots.”
featherweight Frankie Edgar has lost three title-bouts in a row and is poised to face Charles Oliveira in July at UFC 162, an opponent also coming off a stumble in his most recent rumble. However, in Edgar’s opinion, a convincing win over Oliveira could still from Five Ounces of Pain Read more »