For Jake Ellenberger, the best part about his victory last night has to be his arrival in the UFC’s welterweight division. With a quick, convincing victory over Jake Shields, Ellenberger has set himself up for better opponents, more attention from the fans and the media and the better paydays that accompany those things. The second best part? The 55k Knockout of the Night bonus he picked up in the process, of course.
Submission of the Night honors went to T.J. Waldburger for his first round triangle choke against Mike Stumpf. Initially, Waldburger appeared to have Stumpf caught in an armbar. When Stumpf managed to escape, Waldburger pulled off a textbook transition to a triangle choke. The win gives T.J. Waldburger his 11th victory by submission.
As for the Fight of the Night bonuses, they went to Lance Benoist and Matt Riddle for their highly energetic scrap on the Facebook prelims. Both fighters fed off of the crowd’s energy, with Lance Benoist getting the better of Matt Riddle for the first two rounds. However, at the end of the second round, a cut opened up on the nose of Benoist that bothered him for the rest of the fight. Riddle nearly managed to finish Benoist during the third round, but Benoist held on long enough to pick up the unanimous decision victory.









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commentsIn short, GSP wins his athletic contests due to his superior athleticism, whch manifests itself in his fighting ability
There is nothing safe about fighting someone who wants to take your belt.
GSP/Fitch fight was very exiciting.
GSP pulled his groin against Alves and proceeded to throw his groin at Alves.
GSP fought like JCVD vs. Bolo in Bloodsport against Jake Shields.
GSP looked like he was having trouble setting up a tent at a campsite against Hardy, but it was not boring to watch.
GSP shit on Koscheck for five rounds, I enjoyed it.
Leave GSP alone, he gives an honest fight and is a champion.
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Not that there's anything wrong with that...
If you look at GSP’s past seven fights, his fights against Shields and Hardy are the only two where he seemed to be playing it extra safe. He finished Serra and Penn in crushing fashion, beat the hell out of Fitch, broke Alves’s nose and pounded on him the entire fight, and fractured part of Koscheck’s skull in a fight that probably should have been stopped.
He doesn’t dish out Anderson Silva-style wizard KOs, but he’s still a bad, bad dude. I guess what I'm saying is that I'm not as concerned with whether or not GSP has "killer instinct" as long as he soundly beats the hell out of everyone he fights, which he has done in 5 of his last 7 fights.
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