UFC 124 Pierre vs Koscheck - The broadcast began in the welterweight division that Thiago Alves came up against John Howard.
Alves looked in top form here, particularly the Department of hitting, he hit his right leg again and again in Howard left pin.
E 'was clearly the impact of Howard, who looked more like a step behind the Brazilian. But it was not only shone kick Alves. His ties different beats Howard, and his land was also the top.
No surprises in the decision, with all scoring three of the wonderful performance Alves.
Then he fell to the lightweight division as Joe Stevenson took on Mac Danzig.
Big hits continue to fight this battle. Since both fighters testing the waters to try to estimate the distance, Gdansk associated with a left high Stevenson stepped forward. Stevenson was the first to touch the ground, and Danzig was an impressive KO win.
The light continued to Jim Miller in front of Charles Oliveira.
Another guide saw Miller struggle to get a first take down, but at the same time Oliveira was attacked in his back, Miller worked in a position where he could apply for the bar of the knee. Oliveira tried to punch his way free, but soon to take advantage off.
The first loads of action as a welterweight Matt Riddle took Sean Pierson, and ESPN came back later for a commercial break, which means you missed the first 20 seconds.
But in addition to the shortcomings of the channel, this proved to be a fun thing three round-trip. Although Pierson clearly controlled the first round, dropping a riddle with a knee up just half-hearted attempt to Riddle began his return to work in the fight, both men put on a good show in the third round of trade.
The judges were put into action here, with all three points for Pierson, although I could not help but feel a little disappointed Riddle.
normal service resumed in the heavyweight division as Stefan Struve took Sean McCorkle.
This battle with the big boys McCorkle started to have a big take down, looking for victory Kimura, and although he failed in this attempt, he continued to manage the fight until the Dutch suddenly sprang to life and reverse the positions , securing the TKO win a few well-placed in the ground and pound.
The second filler material seen Mark Bocek Dustin Hazelett taking in the lightweight division.
Boček be taken down seconds after launch, and although Hazelett did his best to defend what was not long before Boček enclosed in a triangle choke for the submission win.
The main event saw Josh Koscheck challenging title Georges St-Pierre-welterweight.
GSP again showed why he is far superior to the rest of the division, and recent training session with Freddie Roach has really paid off.
From the opening round of the GSP that rarely used a weapon MMA, jab, Koscheck peppering his right eye to the point where it was nearly complete at the end of the first round.
It 'been a good tactic, used during the fight GSP. There was a brief foray at random and hand to hand against the cage, but the wall of the left and right eye Koscheck kept coming and coming, to the point where Koscheck could not see anything that look, and some suspicion of suffered a broken orbital.
When the fight goes the distance judges are called into action, with all three to give all the masterpieces, and rightfully so. Koscheck was simply outclassed in all.
Finally, at least in the UFC 124 at the height of the hype.
Remaining undercard was well seasoned with the second dominant performance, Georges St-Pierre. We can not fault his performance, but you have to wonder what was left of him in the welterweight division.
