UFC Fight Night 59 Conor McGregor def. Dennis Siver Round 2

BOSTON – Conor McGregor kept Dennis Siver on the end of his punches and kicks, stopping the Russian fighter as widely expected, and then leapt over the UFC’s octagon to confront his next opponent, featherweight champ Jose Aldo. McGregor (17-2 MMA, 5-0 UFC), a massive favorite heading into the fight, did not fulfill a promise to stop Siver (22-10 MMA, 11-7 UFC) inside one round, but he dominated nonetheless and cinched a fight with Brazilian kingpin Aldo, who smiled wide at the screaming Irishman. The referee in charge of the action in Herb Dean. McGregor is southpaw and Siver orothodox. McGregor misses on a wheel kick and briefly switches stances. Jumping switch kick for McGregor misses, but he's taking center of the cage. Siver attempts a takedown in the center of the cage, but McGregor shrugs it off. Decent switch knee lands for McGregor and he's taunting Siver. Good left for McGregor pops Siver's head back. Straight left from McGregor pops Siver's head back and dislodges his mouth piece. Siver ducks into a head kick and nearly scores a takedown, but McGregor pulls out of it. Conor McGregor cracked Siver with another head kick out of the gate and he was leaving his hands down taunting the German. McGregor cracked Siver with a straight shot and was continuing to tee off on Siver, who was nothing more than a punching bag. McGregor dropped Siver to the mat and then mounted him before pounding him out. After the win, McGregor leaped over the cage and got right Aldo’s face as the hype for the title fight began right away.

UFC Fight Night 59 Donald Cerrone def. Benson Henderson

UFC Fight Night 59’s co-main event saw Donald Cerrone (27-6 MMA, 14-3 UFC) finally defeat Benson Henderson (21-5 MMA, 9-3 UFC) in the third meeting between the top lightweights. After suffering losses to Henderson in 2009 and 2010, Cerrone entered the third bout with “Smooth” as an injury replacement just 15 days after fighting at UFC 182. While it wasn’t his most convincing performance, “Cowboy” walked away with a unanimous decision victory.Maybe it was fitting that Cerrone, and not Henderson, got the somewhat surprising nod from the judges this time, since this was a fight with no shortage of role reversals. While Henderson is usually the one looking for takedowns and his opponents the ones to fend them off, this time it was Cerrone who accounted for the wrestling in the fight, taking Henderson down twice. In another twist, it was Henderson who did the majority of his work with kicks, included some unorthodox attacks to Cerrone’s thighs, as well as some hard shots to the body. All of that added up to a perplexing offense that Cerrone struggled to figure out. When he charged in at Henderson, he often found himself swinging at air. When he hung back and got caught reacting to feints, he ended up on the receiving end of some unpredictable striking.Henderson staying busy with front-leg side kicks, but they're not landing with much. Cerrone responds with a low kick and they clinch. Henderson throws a lead elbow and misses, but makes up for it with a body shot and leg kick. Henderson staying busy with short kicks to Cerrone's lead legs, but isn't landing much else. However, he does score a body shot. Hard double thigh leg kick from Henderson, although he whiffs on a check hook. Solid one-two from Cerrone from a clinch break. Cerrone catches a kick and tries to kick Henderson's post leg out, but he stays on his feet. Hard knee to the body now for Henderson. Good right hook to the body scores for Henderson. He is taken down again by Cerrone, but stands up immediately. Cerrone catches Henderson again charging in with double underhooks, but the former champ wiggles free. The two trade smaller leg kicks. Henderson lands with another flying knee to the body, plus a jab as they separate. The two trade body kicks, but neither of them land.

Russell Wilson Crying VS Green Bay Packers VIDEO 1/18/15

The Seattle Seahawks advanced to their second straight Super Bowl with an unprecedented come-from-behind victory over the Green Bay Packers in the 2015 NFC Championship Game. After the game, Seahawks players exhibited a variety of emotions.Wilson thanked God and also his teammates for having faith in him, even though he had thrown 4 interceptions before the final 2 minutes, 10 seconds. Wilson threw four interceptions during the game and was on pace to have his worst game as a professional before finally turning things around, capped off by his 35-yard touchdown pass to Jermaine Kearse in overtime for the game-winner.

LeBron James Coach Pushes David Blatt to the sideline against Phoenix Suns

Cleveland Cavaliers head coach David Blatt knows how important LeBron James is to the team both in terms of morale and on-court ability. When the King picked up a highly questionable offensive foul while tied up with Marcus Morris during a contest with the host Phoenix Suns Tuesday night, Blatt got heated in the ref's face. In the Cleveland Cavaliers' first half against the Suns Tuesday, David Blatt was consulting with an official about a call. LeBron James wanted to go ahead and get the play started, and didnt' want his coach to pick up a tech. And so LeBron, being the helpful guy he is, escorted Blatt to the sideline, some might say pushing him to the sideline so the Suns could inbound the ball.After the game, Blatt and James downplayed the exchange, with Blatt explaining that James was trying to prevent him from receiving a technical foul.But some saw it differently while watching the game ... as evidence that James has little regard for Blatt and isn't listening to him. Others targeted James for scorn, saying he overstepped his bounds. It likely is much ado about nothing. NBA writer Matt Moore of CBSSports.com recalls that James caused an uproar during his first season with the Miami Heat when he bumped into coach Erik Spoelstra. That worked out OK: They went to four straight NBA Finals, won two titles and Spoelstra is still coaching the Heat.

Ufc 182 Jon Jones Def. Daniel Cormier

MMA Fighting has UFC 182 results for the Jones vs. Cormier fight card Jan. 3, In the main event, UFC light heavyweight champion Jon Jones will defend his title against Daniel Cormier. Donald Cerrone will square off against Myles Jury in the co-main event.Jones fired off a kick to the body right out of the gate and attempted an axe kick, while Cormier was predictably trying to close the distance. Cormier attempted a kick to the body, but Jones caught the kick and was able to trip Cormier right to the mat. Cormier bounced right back to his feet. Jones attempted another takedown, but Cormier sprawled and showed off his takedown defense. Cormier was able to stay within close range of Jones to counter the reach advantage. Cormier worked some dirty boxing, but ate a knee to the body. Cormier landed a right hand on the separation. Jones responded with a slick knee to the body.The two men exchanged kicks to start the third frame, before Cormier started to land some more heavy strikes inside of the clinch. Cormier was keeping to his promise and staying right in front of Jones to push the pace. The action halted after an eye poke from Jones. Once the fight restarted, we got to witness wrestling in MMA at its highest level as both men exchanged some beautiful takedown attempts and defenses. Jones backed Cormier to the fence and was working some knees and elbows, but Cormier got the underhook and turned away. A heated rivalry that began several years ago built up to the title bout, and in the end, it was Jones (21-1 MMA, 15-1 UFC) who got the upper hand as he outclassed Cormier (15-1 MMA, 4-1 UFC) for five rounds to retain his belt and keep his distinction as the UFC’s longest-reigning 205-pound champion. Jon Jones title defense against Daniel Cormier at UFC 182

Ndamukong Suh Stepped on Aaron Rodgers' Injured Calf (Video) 28/12/2014

Last week, Detroit center Dominic Raiola grabbed some unwanted attention after stomping on the ankle of Chicago Bears defensive tackle Ego Ferguson. Raiola was suspended one game for his actions.In Week 17, the focus shifted to Lions defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh.This one will likely be much discussed. Aaron Rodgers has an injured calf, leaving the game at one point, and with the Lions trailing by two touchdowns and Rodgers going to the ground, Suh stepped on him.Suh has a reputation for being one of the dirtiest players in the league for repeatedly doing things like this. He is so bad that teammates have said he even does it in practice. Add to the equation that Rodgers is playing with a calf injury that was bad enough to force him to leave the game earlier, and you really have to figure Suh did it intentionally.

John Wall Vs. Quincy Acy Christmas Brawl

Quincy Acy threw a punch at John Wall during the Washington Wizards – New York Knicks Christmas Day game on ESPN. Acy hit Wall with a hard foul in the 4th and John Wall got up and shoved Acy.Both Acy and Knicks coach Derek Fisher said that Acy did not throw a punch at Wall. "I didn't throw a punch. I got up and reacted, then I just grabbed him," Acy said.Acy received a flagrant foul 2 and was ejected from the game. The league will review Acy's foul and may choose to fine or suspend him. The Knicks' next game is on Saturday against the Sacramento Kings. When asked about a possible suspension, Acy said, "I hope not. What was done wrong?" Acy explained that he was trying to foul Wall to stop the play because Knicks guard Pablo Prigioni was on the ground and the Knicks were down a man on defense.Midway though the fourth quarter, Acy knocked Wall down to the floor with a hard foul. Wall took exception to the hard foul and gave Acy a shove. After that, Acy either threw a punch or gave a hard shove. It's hard to tell. Wall got right up and shoved back, to which Acy responded by throwing a right hook that just missed the back of Wall’s head.Wall was hit with a technical foul for his retaliation, but Acy was handed a flagrant 2 and tossed from the game. It’s been that kind of season for the Knicks, who now have lost 16 of their last 17 games.