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| (Clockwise from left:) Jone Jones, Josh Koscheck & Nate Diaz |
Jon Jones proves his critic wrong! Retaining his UFC Light Heavyweight Championship belt by submitting the Former title holder Quinton “Rampage” Jackson in the UFC 135 main event at Pepsi Center Saturday night.
Quinton Jackson wanted belt back, but after Jones picked him apart and choked him out, that belt belongs to no one but Jones. Jackson pointed out that he was in the best shape of his life, and Jones still owned him. Proving to be unstoppable, Jones takes every round as if he could do whatever he wants. Showing off his skills in striking (improved), wrestling & even in Jiujitsu (submission), it would be difficult to match him from the rest of the field. Rashad Evans is up next for the champ.
Match No. 2: Josh Koscheck taking the fight on very short notice. He showed that nine months on the shelf didn't slow him at all. His knockout of UFC Hall-of-Famer Matt Hughes earned him a ($75,000) for the Knockout of the Night.
Match No. 2: Josh Koscheck taking the fight on very short notice. He showed that nine months on the shelf didn't slow him at all. His knockout of UFC Hall-of-Famer Matt Hughes earned him a ($75,000) for the Knockout of the Night.
Match No. 3: Nate Diaz showing he is as intense but more manageable than his older brother lining up to be a contender on Lightweight Division. After bouncing back and forth between welterweight and lightweight, Diaz looked comfortable at lightweight as he outboxed Takanori Gomi, then finished him with an armbar that earned him a ($75,000) for the Submission of the Night.
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