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Tito Ortiz
A community portal about Tito Ortiz with blogs, videos, and photos. Jacob C. "Tito" Ortiz aka "The Huntington Beach Bad Boy" is an American mixed martial arts fighter from Huntington Beach, California. Born to an American mother and a... [more]
A community portal about Tito Ortiz with blogs, videos, and photos. Jacob C. "Tito" Ortiz aka "The Huntington Beach Bad Boy" is an American mixed martial arts fighter from Huntington Beach, California. Born to an American mother and a Mexican father, he spent many nights in juvenile detention facilities as a child. At the age of 13 his mother separated from his father and moved Tito and his brothers from Santa Ana back to Huntington Beach. As a former Light Heavyweight UFC champion, Ortiz became one of the sport's biggest stars, headlining several pay per view championship cards, and appearing on the covers of various magazines, such as Black Belt Magazine. Ortiz is recognized as a charismatic, if controversial and highly-criticized fighter.
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On Nov. 21, 2009, Tito Ortiz will be making his return to the octagon when he takes on Forrest Griffin in the main event of UFC 106.
Ortiz’s return comes after a layoff of over a year and he has wasted no time in getting the hype machine rolling. In a recent interview with MMAweekly.com, “The Huntington Beach Bad Boy” expressed an interest in fighting Chuck “The Iceman” Liddell for a third time.
Win or lose against Griffin, another fight with...
- Creature vs Creature: Pathetic Tito Begs the Iceman for a Third Beatdown (bleacherreport.com)
Former UFC light heavyweight champion “Huntington Beach Bad Boy” Tito Ortiz (15-6-1) is taking the high road in the aftermath of an insulting Twitter post by former UFC heavyweight champ “Hammer” Mark Coleman’s (15-8) manager, Mike DiSabato, Ortiz revealed on MMA Weekly’s radio show Wednesday.
“I’ve grown up. I’ve really, really grown up,” Ortiz stated on MMA [...]
From fighters.com
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- Tito Ortiz Returns To The UFC (djtraffic.com)
- Tito Ortiz talks rebound, Forrest Griffin (search.live.com)
- Tito Ortiz vs. Forrest Griffin Rematch Set for UFC 106 (feedburner.com)
Tito Ortiz returns to the UFC to headline an event filled with fighters looking to start runs at the title while veterans Phil Baroni and Karo Parisyan look to re - estab
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''These matches have been reported as finalized by reliable sources but have not yet been added to the official card on UFC.com'' Dana White has said that if Forrest loses to Tito Ortiz- the worst fighter known to man at UFC...
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Former UFC heavyweight champ “Hammer” Mark Coleman (16-9) has apparently bailed on a light heavyweight match-up versus former 205-pound UFC champ “Huntington Beach Bad Boy” Tito Ortiz (15-6-1) at UFC 106 at Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas November 21.
“Coleman, Coleman, Coleman…to bad he sissies out,” Ortiz posted at Twitter Tuesday morning. “Who’s next? [...]
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Mental note, don’t F*** with Mark Coleman’s manger Mike DiSabato, because if you do, you might be feeling like Tito Ortiz does right now. Last night, Ortiz Tweeted that the UFC Hall of Famer “sissie[d] out” of their UFC 106 fight due to a minor boo-boo. Today, DiSabato went on a verbal assault against “The Huntington Beach Bad Boy.” One that UFC president Dana White would have been proud of. “Mark Coleman is not a talker, he is a...
From technorati.com
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- Mark Coleman Suffers ACL Tear, Pulls Out of UFC 106 (sports.aol.com)
- Mark Coleman Suffers MCL Tear, Pulls Out of UFC 106 (sports.aol.com)
As controversial as the UFC 104 judges’ unanimous decision in favor of Fighters.com and UFC Light Heavyweight Champion “Dragon” Lyoto Machida (16-0) over seemingly obvious victor, now-third-ranked “Shogun” Mauricio Rua (18-4), was among North American MMA fans, nothing compares to the heat over the fight among Brazilian MMA fans.
Rua confounded and flustered Machida with kicks [...]
From fighters.com
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- UFC's Lyoto Machida Has Surgery, Delays Mauricio Rua Rematch (fighters.com)
- Dana White leans towards rematch between Lyoto Machida and Shogun Rua (lasvegassun.com)
A not-unpleasant thought occurred to me when I was writing about UFC 104's main event between Lyoto Machida and Mauricio Rua.
To appreciate just how dominant the Dragon has quietly become, you must take a closer look at his resume.
Once you do that, you realize he's dispatched some of the brighter names in the light heavyweight business—Rashad Evans (knockout), Thiago Silva (KO), Tito Ortiz (unanimous decision), B.J. Penn (UD), Rich Franklin...
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From bleacherreport.com
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1. Will Anthony "Rumble" Johnson make weight this afternoon?
Johnson is probably the biggest welterweight fighter in the UFC next to Thiago Alves. Can he cut down to 171 pounds today when he and his opponent Yoshiyuki Yoshida tip the scale? 2. Can Shogun Rua do what 15 other opponents were not able to do and that is to beat UFC light heavyweight champion Lyoto Machida?
Rua is a huge underdog going into tomorrow's main event fight. 3. Will...
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From bleacherreport.com
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Welterweight Josh Koscheck has announced via Twitter that he'll be co-headlining UFC 106 on November 21 in Las Vegas.
An opponent has not yet been announced for the bout, a late-addition to bolster the card currently headlined by Tito Ortiz vs. Forrest Griffin after losing Brock Lesnar vs. Shane Carwin, its original main event, on Monday. One potential opponent, Matt Hughes, has reportedly turned down the short-notice matchup, with Anthony...
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