UFC celebrated the historic UFC 100 event from the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, Nevada on July 11, 2009 in Las Vegas. The Ultimate Fighting Championship did not disappoint as they featured two title fights at UFC 100 as Heavyweight Champion Brock Lesnar faced Frank Mir in the UFC 100 Main Event and Welterweight Champion Georges St. Pierre took on Thiago Alves. It was an action-packed night that lived up the the hype; hype and coverage that has never been seen before in thw world of Mixed Martial Arts. And while UFC 100 was a great event, the UFC continues to put together impressive fights the remainder of 2009 and we will have all of those UFC results for you here at ProFighting-fans.com. UFC 100 1st Bout: Alan Belcher 13-4 vs. Yoshihiro Akiyama 12-1: Akiyama, a judo specialist, a legend in Japan made his UFC debut against the talented and experienced Alan Belcher who has 9 UFC events. The 1st round was halted due to a wicked leg kick by Belcher to Akiyama's groin. As the fight resumed, the fight remained in the standup. Belcher landed a solid left hand which floored Akiyama but he quickly regained his composure. The 1st round was filled with solid punches and good excitement. Akiyama wins a very close 1st round. The 2nd round began with Akiyama quickly taking Belcher to the ground. Belcher slipped out but Akiyama quickly gained side control. Akiyama continued to control from the top position until 2 minutes left in the 2nd round. Akiyama easily wins the 2nd round. The 3rd round remained in the stand up with Akiyama dominating on his feet. Akiyama caught Belchers kick and landed a solid right hand knocking Belcher to the ground. Belcher showed tremendous athleticism escaping. Late in the 3rd round Yoshirio took Belcher to the ground. A great fight, I have it 29-28 Akiyama. Official Decision: Yoshihiro Akiyama via split decision UFC 100 2nd Bout: Dan Henderson 24-7 vs. Michael Bisping 18-1: A matchup filled with bad blood stemming from The Ultimate Fighter. Henderson and Bisping are not just polar opposites in the cage but also in terms of personality. Bisping is a very special stand up fighter and Henderson has legendary wrestling skills. The 1st round begins with both fighters feeling each other out. Henderson through several big strikes with none landing until one finally landed stunning Bisping. Bisping did a good job of keeping distance throughout most of the 1st round but Henderson landed more shots. The 2nd round stayed in the stand up with both fighters showing excellent defensive skills. Henderson landed an incredible right hand knocking Michael Bisping completely stiff 3:20 into the 2nd round. The biased crowd roared in approval. This knockout will be shown for years as one of the most devastating in the history of the UFC. This victory should put Henderson in place for a rematch against Anderson Silva for the Middleweight Title. Welterweight Championship: Georges St. Pierre 18-2 vs. Thiago Alves 22-4: GSP holds a 6 inch reach advantage and a quickness advantage. Alves will hold a strength advantage. GSP landed a very impressive take down into Alves' guard. GSP gained control of Alves back but couldn't maintain the control. GSP wins the 1st round controlling all 5 minutes. 2nd round: GSP landed another impressive takedown early in the round. GSP landed several elbows in Alves' guard. Alves managed to escape to his feet with 35 seconds left in the round. Another round dominated by GSP. 3rd round: Despite Alves' stand up skills he cannot get inside of GSP. The reach and athleticism of GSP has been too much as Alves is taken to the ground yet again. GSP landed a hard right hand knocking Alves to the ground late in the round. GSP jumped on Alves landing several knees and cruises to another round victory. 4th round: Less than a minute into the round GSP landed a devastating take down. GSP tried to grab Alves back but got to high causing him to slide off. For the 1st time in the bout Alves gained top control. GSP exploded back to his feet using his incredible athletic ability. GSP caught Alves' leg kick and lands a tough right hand knocking him to the ground with a minute left in the round. GSP grabbed his back as the round ends. Another round dominated by GSP. 5th and final round: In between round GSP told his trainer Greg Jackson that he pulled a groin muscle. Even with that, GSP landed another takedown a minute into the round. GSP dominated the 5th round as well capping off a completely dominating performance, cemented himself as one of the best fighters on the planet. Official Decision: GSP via UD. In the post fight interview, GSP didn't rule out a possible match up with Anderson Silva.

Resolved Question: Street Fights? (Answers: 7) (Comments: 0)

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ok well i was just wondering how much of an advantage would i have in a street fight. i do jiu jitsu, and i've been doing that for about 5 months. i did boxing at a boxing gym for about 2 or 3 months before that and im a wrestler and practice muay thai kickboxing alot. i also have a very large strength advantage over most kids my age and conditioning is great too. jw. thanks. and also i know some street fighting/dirty techniques.

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I've always heard of people getting into fights or have seen fights before, but as far as I know none of these people have been charged and put in jail. How does the law work when it comes to street fights? Do they ignore the majority of cases, or are the majority of cases just not called in? Also, when mutual combat occurs, is there a possibility of a charge and sentencing?

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