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ortiz vs griffin 2 fight video
106 UFC: Ortiz vs. Griffin 2 live on pay-per-view last night from the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA The main event was a rematch between two former world champion Forrest Griffin and UFC light heavyweight Tito Ortiz. The two arrived on UFC 59: Reality Check, in 2006, Ortiz, for the separation of judges in the night wink. Many argue that Forrest won the fight and would have anyway.
Little has changed in the last three years, Ortiz vs. Griffin 2 plays the same way as in the first fight. Many viewers thought won the fight Ortiz (Ortiz was 29-28) and again he could anyway. At the end of Forrest Griffin is the majority decision of the judges of the victory in the rematch. Can you say rubber game?
Here are the UFC 106: Griffin vs Ortiz main event in its entirety. Enjoy!
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Round 1
Go to the middle of the ring. Griffin landed a couple of breaks. Tito countries a solid combo hands. Forrest lands some setbacks. Tito land a strike and is valid for a throw. Tito falls to the ground and pound. Forrest walks and Tito still clings to the leg. Both men are pressed against the cage, but then again in the middle. Some exchanges and rest of punches against the cage and the round ends.
Round 2
Back in the middle of the Octagon and some blows, but if Tito is back. Ground and Pound by Tito. A backup to. Forrest countries collect a kick on large Tito and his voice. Pause momentarily, to replace the nozzle. After the restart, Forrest land shots, but Tito is back with a takedown and gets it. Crowd totally supports Forrest. Tito landing some forearms to the face. Forrest tries to defend the rear. Tito land a few elbows and Forrest is bleeding. Forrest vice versa, and warned the half of the country and a few elbows to meet Tito. The round ends.
Round 3
Tito stormed, but Forrest is pending. Very active with his fists and kicks Forrest. Battle of the two men. Forrest landing some blows and kicking combos. Ortiz block most of the strikes. Take a mid-cycle, which stops one takedown but Forrest is. Griffin, some countries more power and kick combinations. Is the end of the negotiations on Ortiz back with some combinations of his own.
