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Jon Jones accuses Chael Sonnen of being steroid user
Not many people could have guessed that the reigning Ultimate Fighting Championship or the UFC Light Heavyweight champion Jon Jones can do some trash talking as well had he not bitten his tongue to lash out at his challenger Chael Sonnen for the title at UFC 159 at the end of this month, and speaking on FUEL TV as he builds up to the fight, Bones proceeded to hit the American Gangster where it hurts the most, accusing him of using steroids throughout his career.
And although the Brazilian left the fans of Mixed Martial Arts wanting for more after his silent treatment with regards to the American at the finale of The Ultimate Fighter, it certainly wasn’t the case when he made an appearance on FUEL TV’s UFC Tonight over the weekend. While being interviewed on the show by hosts Kenny Florian and Dominick Cruz, Jones gave the headlines that will send the fans and the media into frenzy, accusing Chael Sonnen of being a substance abuser throughout his career in the sport.
It is no secret that Sonnen has been one of the exponents of the use of Testosterone Replacement Therapy in the UFC, a procedure that has divided the UFC right down the middle. And according to Jones, the reason he needs TRT is because he has to repair the damage already done by the abuse of steroids. And despite not having any kind of proof whatsoever, the Brazilian was very firm in his accusations towards the American.
Jones recently slammed Chael Sonnen for not being the championship material and elaborated that on the show stating that he doesn’t think that the attitude or heart of champion would allow him to take steroids. The two face each other on the 27th of April at UFC 159 in Newark.
WrestleMania 29 Diary – AJ inspires at Axxess: WWE.com Exclusive, April 4, 2013
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John Cena vs. The Rock: DVD Preview WrestleMania XXVIII
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Michael Bisping reveals nerve problem
Ultimate Fighting Championship or the UFC’s Middleweight contender Michael Bisping has revealed that he might require a corrective surgery for a nerve problem that has been causing a lot of problems for him, including atrophy, a medical condition that sees the muscle tissue waste away. Bisping has revealed that he will head to a surgeon regarding his problem which has seen his right arm severely weakened. The Englishman is hopeful that the problem will be cured by the time he takes on Alan Belcher which is scheduled for the 27th of April.
The British fighter has had four fights in the course of the last thirteen months as he mounts a push for a shot at the UFC Middleweight Championship currently held by Anderson Silva and Michael Bisping has revealed that he ideally needs at least six months off to get rid of the strain that his body has been carrying after fighting so regularly. However, The Count doesn’t want to take any time away from the sport, unless of course, he is forced to take some time off owing to his current medical condition.
Speaking to ESPN, Bisping stated that he needs to be very careful and professional about how he handles his body when questioned about what he needs to do to after his defeat at the hands of Vitor Belfort. He mentioned that he has a very old school mindset and that doesn’t let him take care of injuries much – but he insisted that this is something he will need to address.
Michael Bisping stated that he needs to take care of his arm but he admitted that he has been fighting so regularly that he just didn’t have the time and scope to consult a specialist on the matter but he will consult one right away.
WWE 13 – CM Punk vs Stone Cold Steve Austin – Wrestlemania 28 (Gameplay/Commentary)
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WWE – Wrestlemania 28 – Team Johnny vs Team Teddy Full Match Predictions (Machinima)
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The Rock will return to Raw on January 7
“Finally, The Rock has come back to…” – these screaming are not far away for the WWE Universe as it is reported that Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson will return to the WWE Monday Night Raw on January 7, 2013. It has been a long time since Rock has engaged himself in a battle. In last year’s Wrestlemania he was seen doing a fight against John Cena.
The Rock appeared before last year’s Wrestlemania and challenged John Cena in a fight at the biggest event of the WWE Universe. In that feud, “The People’s Champ” defeated Cena and successfully retained his glory. The WWE Board of Directors is well aware of Rock’s market value and that is probably the primary reason why they are bringing him back to the ringside.
It is time to “smell” what is “cooking” on The Rock’s mind as he will appear before the whole world on January 7. It is evident that he will definitely have some New Year gift for his fans. His overenthusiastic nature while holding the mike, his flawless speeches, his “people’s elbow”, his “Rock Bottom” are all due for his fans. The several times WWE Champion has a glorious past under his belt which earned him the massive crowd support. In fact, when he challenged John Cena at Wrestlemania last year Cena was the leading face of the WWE Universe, and he still managed to get the crowd chanting his name!
The news say that The Rock will be competing for the WWE Championship at the Royal Rumble on January 27. Currently the title is with CM Punk who created a record by holding it for more than 400 days. Now it is highly interesting to see whether Rock can beat him or not.
WWE ‘13 Attitude Era Mode – Austin 3:16 – Chapter 4 – BONUS KANE VS TAKER AT WRESTLEMANIA 14
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Big Show retains his World Heavyweight Championship
With the WWE World Heavyweight Championship on the line in the Survivor Series, the champion Big Show and the challenger Sheamus came up with a great fight. Big Show took the title from Sheamus in Hell In A Cell last month and Sheamus was given the title rematch in Survivor Series.
It was a real tough fight. The 7 feet tall 500 pounds giant Big Show took the advantage of his physical structure right from the beginning. Sheamus’s game plan, as it should be when you are fighting a giant like Show, was to attack Big Show’s lower part. He started the match in that way but soon Big Show took control with a spear into Sheamus’s abdomen. From then on Show tortured Sheamus in the worst possible ways. But, as we all know Sheamus, he came back in the match with his fighting spirit. But every attack of Sheamus was successfully countered by Show and he again took control.
The rivalry between Sheamus and Show started before Hell In A Cell and in that pay-per-view he knocked out Sheamus. However, the match at the Survivor Series took a sudden turn towards Sheamus when he got the opportunity to Brogue Kick Show. But Big Show pulled the referee into the harm’s way who suffered the brogue kick himself. As the other referees from the locker room came up to aid the injured referee Show gave a Knock Out punch to Sheamus and pinned him out.
But one of the referees declared that as Show pulled the referee to suffer the brogue kick so he was disqualified. The winner of the match was Sheamus but Show retained the title. After that Sheamus went furious and attacked Big Show with a chair. Then he gave a brogue kick to Show which left Show in utter pain.