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Joe Rogan blasted UFC 247 judge over the result from Jon Jones vs. UFC 247: Jon Jones vs Dominick Reyes, Preview, Fight Card, Live Stream, How to Watch. Also Read l UFC 259 weigh-in live stream, Jan Blachowicz vs Israel Adesanya preview, where to watch in India. UFC 259 results: Jon Jones slams Israel Adesanya. Israel Adesanya, who faced his first MMA loss (20-1) at UFC 259, opened himself up to criticism at the post-fight conference, telling haters to “get f. off the hype train”. This is my UFC 247 watch along with full UFC 247 live reactions and contains no copyrighted contentUFC 247 live stream featuring live reactions to the full U. #Arguably the greatest fighter in UFC history is set to#return to the Octagon on Saturday when Jon Jones puts his light heavyweight championship on the line against Dominick Reyes in the main event.
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UFC 247 takes place Saturday night with two title fights atop the bill, and MMA Junkie Radio hosts “Gorgeous” George and “Goze” will have live streaming commentary via SportsCastr that kicks off just before the main card at 9:30 p.m. ET.
In the main event, Jon Jones will defend his light heavyweight title against undefeated Dominick Reyes. And in the co-headliner, champion Valentina Shevchenko will look to continue her flyweight dominance against Katlyn Chookagian.
UFC 247 takes place at Toyota Center in Houston. Here’s the five-fight main card:Champ Jon Jones vs. Dominick Reyes – for light heavyweight titleChamp Valentina Shevchenko vs. Katlyn Chookagian – for women’s featherweight titleJuan Adams vs. Justin TafaMirsad Bektic vs. Dan IgeIlir Latifi vs. Derrick Lewis
Be sure to check back and follow @MMAjunkie, @MMAjunkieRadio and @SportsCastrLive on Twitter to be notified when the guys go live.
Jon Jones now has the most title fight wins in UFC history.
But his latest title fight victory was rough. Jones needed a late rally to edge a game Dominick Reyes by unanimous decision in the main event of UFC 247 at the Toyota Center in Houston on Saturday night, live on pay-per-view. Judges had it 48-47, 48-47 and 49-46 all in favor of Jones, who defended his light heavyweight title and picked up a record 14th title fight win.
The 49-46 score was instantly criticized by MMA pundits and fans alike — both contingents not being able to fathom how anyone could have seen the bout four rounds to one for Jones. DAZN News had it 48-47 for Jones.Editors’ Picks
Still, Jones walked into the Octagon and out of it as champion yet again.
’Dominick, you have totally earned my respect,’ a victorious Jones told Joe Rogan in the Octagon. ’That was a great fight.
’The difference in the fight was takedowns,’ he continued moments later.
’That fifth round won me the fight. That fifth round won me the fight.’
Reyes outworked Jones through much of the first three rounds, stinging him with heavy hands and dropping the champ in the opening frame. But Jones took advantage of the fatigued challenger during the fourth round by taking him down and unleashing on punishing kicks. Still, Reyes managed to draw blood from the champ’s nose that round.
The decisive fifth round had Jones once again taking Reyes down and going high, low and to the body with more kicks to ride out the bout as the fresher fighter and gain the slimmest of edge for the victory.
’I thought I won one through three,’ Reyes (12-1) said moments after suffering his first pro loss. ’He was on me four and five. He’s a champion, he got those takedowns at the end, but I popped right back up. I didn’t think they’d be a factor .. it is what it is, I’ll get better. This just proves I’m the real deal.’
The combination of how Reyes took it to the champ and that one inexplicable 49-46 score could pave the way for a rematch, which Jones didn’t write off following his win.
Here’s the full round-by-round breakdown for Jones vs. Reyes, plus all the results from the UFC 247 main card.UFC 247: Jon Jones vs. Dominick Reyes updates, round-by-round resultsMain event: Jon Jones def. Dominick Reyes by slim unanimous decision to retain light heavyweight title
Full tilt poker bonus code 2019. 1:11 a.m.: Jones declared the unanimous decision winner by the scores of 48-47, 48-47, 49-46.
Round 5: It all comes down to this. Reyes lunging with some hooks early on. Jones rushes Reyes and takes him down now. The champ briefly has Reyes’ back, but the challenger gets free. Jones has him pressed up against the cage. They’re back in the center of the Octagon and Jones slices Reyes with an elbow.
Jones with an inside leg kick and now a body kick. Jones is ripping away at Reyes with stinging kicks. Another kick to the body now from Jones. Halfway through the decisive round. Big left hand lands for Jones. The champ is still the fresher fighter. Reyes ducks under a high kick and retorts with a left hook. Reyes now throwing some jabs.
One minute left. Jones with an inside leg kick. Thirty seconds. Ten seconds. And it’s done. The fight goes the distance. Jones raises his hands, but let’s see how the judges have it. We’ve got Jones winning just barely, but could understand if judges have it the other way. The announcement is about to be made. (10-9 Jones, 48-47 Jones)
1:00 a.m.: Reyes is winded, but he has hurt the champ. Let’s see how this plays out.
Round 4: Jones appears to be the fresher fighter entering the round. Reyes lands a big right hand and a left that hurts the champ. Jones slips, but gets up and wraps his arms around Reyes for a takedown. Now, the champ has Reyes pressed up against the cage. Jones is bleeding from his nose. Reyes buries a left hook to Jones’ chest. Jones with a leg kick and he’s back to grabbing Reyes. Jones applying pressure on the feet now, walking Reyes down. High kick from Jones lands. Jones plants a right hook to Reyes’ body, then blasts him upstairs with a left hook. (10-9 Jones, 38-38)
Round 3: Jones smiling entering the round, asking for the Houston crowd to get louder. Big left high kick lands for Reyes. The challenger slaps Jones hands down and sneaks in a sweeping hook. That’s one way to deal with the champ’s massive reach advantage. Reyes seems to be slowing down a bit midway through the round. He unleashes a stinging uppercut, but Jones comes back with a head kick. Reyes goes to the body with a straight left hand. Then, he goes upstairs with a left hand. Jones with a left hand now. Jones with a jump kick to end the round. (10-9 Reyes, 29-28 Reyes)
Round 2: Reyes starts working inside. He lands a few shots and is applying pressure and giving chase trying to land more punches. Jones does a good job evading any real damage. Plus, Reyes spent plenty of energy during that time. Now Jones with a leg kick and lands a left hook moments later. He’s walking down Reyes now, analyzing data in real time. Jones peppers Reyes with a stinging left jab. That could be a bigger weapon for Jones in this bout as it landed that cleanly.
Two methodical kicks from the champ now. Kick to the body brushes Reyes up against the cage. Then, he adds a left uppercut seconds later. But the challenger strikes back with an inside leg kick during the waning seconds. (10-9 Jones, 19-19)
Round 1: Reyes immediately delivers a knee to the body and a left hand. He isn’t wasting time. He adds a leg kick to check the champ. They’re clashing shins hard here a bit. A left hand from Reyes to the body drops Jones.
ROCKED!
Joe Rogan blasted UFC 247 judge over the result from Jon Jones vs. UFC 247: Jon Jones vs Dominick Reyes, Preview, Fight Card, Live Stream, How to Watch. Also Read l UFC 259 weigh-in live stream, Jan Blachowicz vs Israel Adesanya preview, where to watch in India. UFC 259 results: Jon Jones slams Israel Adesanya. Israel Adesanya, who faced his first MMA loss (20-1) at UFC 259, opened himself up to criticism at the post-fight conference, telling haters to “get f. off the hype train”. This is my UFC 247 watch along with full UFC 247 live reactions and contains no copyrighted contentUFC 247 live stream featuring live reactions to the full U. #Arguably the greatest fighter in UFC history is set to#return to the Octagon on Saturday when Jon Jones puts his light heavyweight championship on the line against Dominick Reyes in the main event.
*Jon Jones Vs Dominick Reyes Live
*Dominick Reyes Vs Jon Jones Live
*Jon Jones Vs Dominick Live Stream
UFC 247 takes place Saturday night with two title fights atop the bill, and MMA Junkie Radio hosts “Gorgeous” George and “Goze” will have live streaming commentary via SportsCastr that kicks off just before the main card at 9:30 p.m. ET.
In the main event, Jon Jones will defend his light heavyweight title against undefeated Dominick Reyes. And in the co-headliner, champion Valentina Shevchenko will look to continue her flyweight dominance against Katlyn Chookagian.
UFC 247 takes place at Toyota Center in Houston. Here’s the five-fight main card:Champ Jon Jones vs. Dominick Reyes – for light heavyweight titleChamp Valentina Shevchenko vs. Katlyn Chookagian – for women’s featherweight titleJuan Adams vs. Justin TafaMirsad Bektic vs. Dan IgeIlir Latifi vs. Derrick Lewis
Be sure to check back and follow @MMAjunkie, @MMAjunkieRadio and @SportsCastrLive on Twitter to be notified when the guys go live.
Jon Jones now has the most title fight wins in UFC history.
But his latest title fight victory was rough. Jones needed a late rally to edge a game Dominick Reyes by unanimous decision in the main event of UFC 247 at the Toyota Center in Houston on Saturday night, live on pay-per-view. Judges had it 48-47, 48-47 and 49-46 all in favor of Jones, who defended his light heavyweight title and picked up a record 14th title fight win.
The 49-46 score was instantly criticized by MMA pundits and fans alike — both contingents not being able to fathom how anyone could have seen the bout four rounds to one for Jones. DAZN News had it 48-47 for Jones.Editors’ Picks
Still, Jones walked into the Octagon and out of it as champion yet again.
’Dominick, you have totally earned my respect,’ a victorious Jones told Joe Rogan in the Octagon. ’That was a great fight.
’The difference in the fight was takedowns,’ he continued moments later.
’That fifth round won me the fight. That fifth round won me the fight.’
Reyes outworked Jones through much of the first three rounds, stinging him with heavy hands and dropping the champ in the opening frame. But Jones took advantage of the fatigued challenger during the fourth round by taking him down and unleashing on punishing kicks. Still, Reyes managed to draw blood from the champ’s nose that round.
The decisive fifth round had Jones once again taking Reyes down and going high, low and to the body with more kicks to ride out the bout as the fresher fighter and gain the slimmest of edge for the victory.
’I thought I won one through three,’ Reyes (12-1) said moments after suffering his first pro loss. ’He was on me four and five. He’s a champion, he got those takedowns at the end, but I popped right back up. I didn’t think they’d be a factor .. it is what it is, I’ll get better. This just proves I’m the real deal.’
The combination of how Reyes took it to the champ and that one inexplicable 49-46 score could pave the way for a rematch, which Jones didn’t write off following his win.
Here’s the full round-by-round breakdown for Jones vs. Reyes, plus all the results from the UFC 247 main card.UFC 247: Jon Jones vs. Dominick Reyes updates, round-by-round resultsMain event: Jon Jones def. Dominick Reyes by slim unanimous decision to retain light heavyweight title
Full tilt poker bonus code 2019. 1:11 a.m.: Jones declared the unanimous decision winner by the scores of 48-47, 48-47, 49-46.
Round 5: It all comes down to this. Reyes lunging with some hooks early on. Jones rushes Reyes and takes him down now. The champ briefly has Reyes’ back, but the challenger gets free. Jones has him pressed up against the cage. They’re back in the center of the Octagon and Jones slices Reyes with an elbow.
Jones with an inside leg kick and now a body kick. Jones is ripping away at Reyes with stinging kicks. Another kick to the body now from Jones. Halfway through the decisive round. Big left hand lands for Jones. The champ is still the fresher fighter. Reyes ducks under a high kick and retorts with a left hook. Reyes now throwing some jabs.
One minute left. Jones with an inside leg kick. Thirty seconds. Ten seconds. And it’s done. The fight goes the distance. Jones raises his hands, but let’s see how the judges have it. We’ve got Jones winning just barely, but could understand if judges have it the other way. The announcement is about to be made. (10-9 Jones, 48-47 Jones)
1:00 a.m.: Reyes is winded, but he has hurt the champ. Let’s see how this plays out.
Round 4: Jones appears to be the fresher fighter entering the round. Reyes lands a big right hand and a left that hurts the champ. Jones slips, but gets up and wraps his arms around Reyes for a takedown. Now, the champ has Reyes pressed up against the cage. Jones is bleeding from his nose. Reyes buries a left hook to Jones’ chest. Jones with a leg kick and he’s back to grabbing Reyes. Jones applying pressure on the feet now, walking Reyes down. High kick from Jones lands. Jones plants a right hook to Reyes’ body, then blasts him upstairs with a left hook. (10-9 Jones, 38-38)
Round 3: Jones smiling entering the round, asking for the Houston crowd to get louder. Big left high kick lands for Reyes. The challenger slaps Jones hands down and sneaks in a sweeping hook. That’s one way to deal with the champ’s massive reach advantage. Reyes seems to be slowing down a bit midway through the round. He unleashes a stinging uppercut, but Jones comes back with a head kick. Reyes goes to the body with a straight left hand. Then, he goes upstairs with a left hand. Jones with a left hand now. Jones with a jump kick to end the round. (10-9 Reyes, 29-28 Reyes)
Round 2: Reyes starts working inside. He lands a few shots and is applying pressure and giving chase trying to land more punches. Jones does a good job evading any real damage. Plus, Reyes spent plenty of energy during that time. Now Jones with a leg kick and lands a left hook moments later. He’s walking down Reyes now, analyzing data in real time. Jones peppers Reyes with a stinging left jab. That could be a bigger weapon for Jones in this bout as it landed that cleanly.
Two methodical kicks from the champ now. Kick to the body brushes Reyes up against the cage. Then, he adds a left uppercut seconds later. But the challenger strikes back with an inside leg kick during the waning seconds. (10-9 Jones, 19-19)
Round 1: Reyes immediately delivers a knee to the body and a left hand. He isn’t wasting time. He adds a leg kick to check the champ. They’re clashing shins hard here a bit. A left hand from Reyes to the body drops Jones.
ROCKED!
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