Ufc 66 ortiz vs liddel live 31/12/06 11am

Live on Satellite TV is UFC 66 with these big fights. Dream TV Channel RPN9

“The Iceman” Chuck Liddell© vs “The Huntington Beach Bad Boy” Tito Ortiz (205 title)

Andrei “The Pitbull” Arlovski vs Marcio “Pe de Pano” Cruz (205+)

Keith Jardine vs Forrest Griffin (205)

Chris Leben vs Jason “The Athlete” MacDonald (185)

Eric “Red” Schafer vs Michael “The Count” Bisping (205)

Tony DeSouza Vs. Thiago “Pitbull” Alves (170)

Carmelo Marrero Vs. Gabriel “Napao” Gonzaga (205+)

Yushin Okami vs Rory Singer (185)

Anthony Perosh Vs. Christian Wellisch (205+)

That should be a gooooooooooooood fight.

You bet. :bouncy:

In case you didn’t know what happened in their first fight (like me) here it is:

[quote]. . . Ortiz taunted Liddell. Many thought the taunts were a bit strange, since Ortiz had long been running from a decisive title fight with Liddell, the very man he was taunting. Such actions even appear to have cost Tito some fans, who were beginning to say that Ortiz was willing to talk a big fight against the title contender, but was not willing to back it up.

Consider this: After all the teasing and taunting, when it was time for Liddell to get his title shot, Ortiz suddenly took a hiatus from title defenses. Tito then claimed that he and Liddell were friends all along, and further claimed the two had made a pact that they would never fight one another. Then Tito decided this was the perfect time to voice a dissatisfaction with his UFC contract, and to hold out for re-negotiations.

Now of course only Tito knows why he decided to take such a path, and perhaps we shouldn’t jump to quick conclusions. But to most eyes, it looked like Ortiz’s main problem was a large yellow streak which was beginning to grow down his back.

In fact Ortiz was only brought back to the UFC after an exasperated UFC management created an “Interim Light Heavyweight” Title, in essence stripping Tito of his belt. This led to the fight with new Interim Light Heavyweight Champion Randy Couture at UFC 44: Undisputed in September 2003. Tito’s ring rust showed, and Couture won the fight by unanimous decision.

The next step was obvious; Ortiz accepted a match with Liddell. The result was their highly anticipated bout at UFC 47 on April 2nd, 2004 in Las Vegas, Nevada.

For most of the first round, each fighter was sizing up the other; but then Liddell downed Ortiz with a hard punch combo. He appeared ready to finish off Tito, but Ortiz was saved by the bell.

Shortly after the start of the second, Liddell drove Ortiz into the cage and landed a flurry of ferocious punches to the face, knocking him out in 38 seconds. . . [/quote]
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Wow! I’d like to see this one.

Liddel will take it.

I like Ortiz, I was at the April 2nd, 2004 fight; but this will be it for him.

[quote=“TainanCowboy”]Liddel will take it.

I like Ortiz, I was at the April 2nd, 2004 fight; but this will be it for him.[/quote]

Well TC I suggest that you come up to Alishan to see it. A few others will be here. And if you havent seen Ortiz he’s massively prepped for this fight, he looks awesome.

Liddel may actualy get beaten but it’s all in the fun of watching these two guys live. Can beat that.

Which bar will be showing this and what date and time?

Dount any bars will be opening 11am Sunday morning there S.D. The have a long night ahead on the 31st :blush: :blush:

And the real question is: With all your high-tech-satellite-internet-video-transmorgrifying technology, can you deliver a signal of Liddell vs Ortiz this weekend? 'Cause I’ll pay cash to see that. From Chaon

[color=blue][quote]Why dont you just come on up at visit. It will be live at my place at 10am Sunday morning

Bring your cash, then after the fight we can play chess and see if you have a chance of adding to my cash collection. [/quote] SAT TV[/color]

[color=red][quote]Son, if you ever even dream that you can beat me in chess, you best wake up right away and call me to apologize.

But, a trip to Alishan for live UFC mayhem. I’ll start preparing various bribery strategies to spring on the wife in a lame attempt to get permission.[/quote] Chaon[/color]

[quote]I’ve been flogging your sorry ass in chess for years laddy, unfortunately with the Alzheimers I’ve been suffering you cant seem to remember anything.[/quote] SAT TV

[quote]I remember a bright and shiny NT$1000 note that I obtained when your mouth started writing checks that your 1. C4 ??? opening couldn’t cash. And you haven’t won a game against me in like nine months. Mountain air too thin to supply oxygen to yer brain, I suppose.[/quote] Chaon

Oh really, you forgot the thrashings I gave you whenst sitting outside of Fubar in Taichung then… must be your hopeless bloody smith morrow openings… throw me a bird SAT TV

So the upshot is that Chaon is bring his cash which I will duly take… then I’ll make some more on the fight and later on skin him at chess to which then we’ll have our own private UFC Ali Mountain bout. :smiley:

[quote=“TainanCowboy”]Liddel will take it.

I like Ortiz, I was at the April 2nd, 2004 fight; but this will be it for him.[/quote]

It should be a GREAT fight, but I’ve seen Ortiz so pumped for fights that he just demolishes the guy in the first round.

That said, Liddel is awesome.

I pray for no microwave fight. Give me five rounds at least.

Who on Forumosa in Taipei or Taoyuan(counties) has Sat TV, Sat TV? And do they like me? :smiley:

Odds of the former are slim; the latter … well, good luck, old chap.

Big money on this one too.

[quote]LAS VEGAS — Chuck Liddell and Tito Ortiz were on their best behaviour Thursday as they met the media in advance of their UFC title bout Saturday night at the MGM Grand.

Sitting on opposite sides of the podium, the rival mixed martial arts fighters pretty much ignored each other during their pre-fight news conference. But they took part in a fierce stare down for photographers, with the two fighters’ noses almost coming into contact.

There’s no love lost between the two rivals, but they shook hands after a news conference that saw both men express their satisfaction that fight night was finally here.

“I’m excited. It’s going to be fun. I can’t wait to hit Tito again,” said Liddell, the reigning UFC light-heavyweight champion.

The Iceman knocked out Ortiz in the second round in April 2004 the first time they met. The man with the shaved mohawk and tattooed skull went on to win his next five fights, picking up the UFC’s 205-pound title along the way and today is arguably the most famous MMA fighter on the planet.

Unlike the loquacious Ortiz, Liddell lets his fists and feet do most of his talking — and usually the conversations are short.

“The Iceman has been knocking everybody out,” UFC president Dana White said.

Ortiz is also on a roll, having won his last five fights since the Liddell loss.

“What I want is that belt back,” said Ortiz. who defended the title five times when he was light-heavyweight champion before a contract dispute with the UFC and loss to Randy Couture knocked him back down the 205-pound mountain.

UFC officials expect the Liddell-Ortiz rematch to be the most lucrative in mixed martial arts history, with an anticipated record pay per view audience of 1.2 million. At C$39.99 a shot, that translates into some $48 million revenue plus a live gate that should push the night’s total past $50 million — more than 20 times what the current owners paid for the UFC.

“It’s huge . . . the biggest gate, the biggest pay per view,” said White.

Asked if that extended to the UFC’s biggest ever purse for Liddell and Ortiz, the UFC president — who does not like to talk fighter pay — said “no doubt about it,” when pressed on the issue. The Las Vegas Review-Journal pegs the champion’s paycheque as more than US$1 million for this fight.[/quote]

More background:

[quote]Tito Ortiz looks to make things hot for The Iceman
NEIL DAVIDSON, Canadian Press

Big Bear Lake, Calif. — High above Los Angeles, Tito Ortiz is planning his next takeover.

And this move is decidedly hostile and very personal.

The mixed martial arts fighter from Huntington Beach, Calif., always looking to expand his empire inside and outside the ring, wants his UFC light-heavyweight title back from Chuck (The Iceman) Liddell when the two meet Dec. 30 in Las Vegas.

Ortiz, knocked out the first time they met, doesn’t like Liddell and it shows.

“I’m going to take him down, I’m going to punch him in his face . . . I’m just going to try to just brutalize Liddell and see what type of person he really is when he gets a beatdown,” Ortiz told The Canadian Press.

The Huntington Beach Bad Boy is honing his skills in an isolated gym housed in a red barn-like structure in Big Bear. The rustic resort is only 125 kilometres northeast of Tinseltown but seems more like a million miles away.

The windy road to Big Bear crawls up the side of a mountain, literally seeming to take you into the clouds. The road is so challenging that signs instruct drivers to turn off their air conditioning so their vehicles don’t overheat. A four-wheel drive truck or SUV is advisable, although a car with chains on its wheels will do the trick.

When you reach the top, more than 2,100 metres above sea level passing the Big Bear Lake dam en route, it’s as if you’ve stumbled into a Colorado ski resort, population 6,200. It’s hard to believe Los Angeles is so close.

Big Bear feels like the end of the road, but you have to go a bit further to get to the gym where Ortiz trains, hoping the gruelling workouts at high altitude will give him the edge.

It’s nothing fancy — dominated by a boxing ring and a cage, brought in specially by Ortiz who owns a house in town which he shares with his sparring partners.

During training, the day starts at noon for Ortiz as he builds his schedule to peak around 9:30 p.m., the time he usually fights. After a short drive in his boxy white Cadillac Escalade, Ortiz strolls through the door.

The first thing you notice about Ortiz — listed at 6-2 and 204 pounds — is he looks smaller in person. You expect more bulk given the way he threw Ken Shamrock around the cage like a rag doll.

The second is how elegant he is. Ortiz moves like a dancer, his muscular inverted torso screwed into an impossibly small waist. He is the exact opposite of the long and lean Liddell, who lopes as if feeling the effects of a long night driving cross-country in a tractor-trailer.

Ortiz politely takes time to greet a pair of reporters and photographer after walking in the gym door. Then he falls into a time-worn training routine that pulls him into his own world, once a 50 Cent CD is inserted in a battered boombox.

The elegance continues as Ortiz effortlessly jumps rope in front of a mirror. Then he slowly straps on protective head and leg gear and returns to the mirror to apply Vaseline over his eyes.

Ortiz looks good — and surely must know it after spending that much time in front of the mirror.

Inside the cage, Ortiz bangs Ultimate Fighter reality TV show alumnus Kendall Grove and his other sparring partners. A good right to Grove’s head has the six-foot-six Hawaiian spewing a trail of spittle. Grove absorbs a left kick to the head and smiles appreciatively.

The 24-year-old Grove also connects, however. Not a good sign when you are about to face the real deal when it comes to blunt force trauma in Liddell.

By the time the session is over, Ortiz, Grove and another fighter are all sporting minor welts and abrasions.

“It’s Monday banging,” a happy Ortiz yells.

Ortiz says he is healthy for the first time in years, having put behind him a nagging back injury that first surfaced weeks before his devastating 2003 loss to Randy Couture. He is madly in love with Jenna Jameson, the former porn princess who sold her Club Jenna company to Playboy in June. Forbes estimates Club Jenna had revenues of $30 million (U.S.) last year.

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Odds of the former are slim; the latter … well, good luck, old chap.[/quote]

There are quite a few people in Pinchen, Taoyuan, Chungli area thathave this channel. But they are all residential owners and I know some are away for xmas new years vacations.

Can you get it PPV from UFC.COM?

right here

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or here
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right here

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Only US$40 quite a deal hope the internet work with the broken cables

That’ll do. If the police ask, my name is Sean McCormack.

The low down

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That’ll do. If the police ask, my name is Sean McCormack.[/quote]

No NO it’s seamus stewart. Stimpy’s gear is still in Yangmei… but you’d have to ask his ex OS :smiley: :smiley: And I’d have to ask Stimpy when I see Stimpy on skype

That’ll do. If the police ask, my name is Sean McCormack.[/quote]

The White House spokesperson? Strange choice! :loco:

It’s started…

I’ll watch it for you all… :smiley: