UFC Fight Night 64: Gonzaga vs. Cro Cop II Preview and Predictions
Full preview and predictions of UFC Fight Night 64: Gonzaga vs. Cro Cop II which takes place Saturday, April 11 in Krakow, Poland.
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Full preview and predictions of UFC Fight Night 64: Gonzaga vs. Cro Cop II which takes place Saturday, April 11 in Krakow, Poland.
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Apr 7, 2021 Demetrious Johnson makes his return to the cage on Wednesday for ONE Championship. One of the most dominant fighters in MMA history, Johnson (30–3–1) challenges Adriano Moraes for the ONE flyweight championship, fighting in Singapore on ONE’s debut card on TNT. Moraes (18–3) has won five of his last six bouts, but he has never met a fighter the caliber of Johnson. Johnson has captured 16 of his past 17, and he is the greatest flyweight champion in UFC history. He has brought his talents to ONE, capturing his first three fights, and now seeks to further cement his legacy by...
Image: @crocop1009 on Instagram MMA heavyweight legend Mirko Cro Cop revealed photos of his 18-year-old son Ivan, who the former PRIDE and UFC star calls “Cro Cop Junior.” Cro Cop was one of the most popular combat sports fighters during the 1990s and 2000s, fighting in kickboxing for K-1 and GLORY, while also competing in MMA for organizations such as PRIDE, the UFC, DREAM, RIZIN, and Bellator. He was known for his legendary high kicks and the infamous saying, “right leg, hospital, left leg, cemetery,” as his powerful kicks were what made him famous around the world. Cro Cop had incr...
Fight Archives: Mirko Cro Cop makes opponent quit to leg kicks Share this story Photo by Sankei via Getty Images I’ll go out on a limb and say quitting to strikes could be the most demoralizing way to lose a fight. Liver shot TKOs, I’d say, are the nastiest. Your head says, “Fight on!” but your body goes, “Forget about it, I’m done!” We’ve seen high-level combatants fold and falter with their faces grimacing in ungodly, unexplainable pain. At that point, you really have no choice but to quit. Leg kick finishes come in a close second. But unlike a vicious blow to the liver, t...