Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Sorry about the wait.
Sorry fans about the wait. But lets jump in to it! THIS IS IN THE OCTAGON!! In downtown Portland was the Rumble at the Roseland 55 and I got to see it. There were three belt fights that night and I got to see them lets see how they did. To start off the title fights that night were the Fly weight Championship between Shuan Nance and John Heilman. Shuan Nance would beat John in a TKO in the second round by strikes to the gut and ribs. Shuan Nance was declared the winner of the Fly wieght Belt that night. The next Belt fight was Jeremy Jones against Chris Perrin. Chris would take Jeremy down and that would end right there. Jeremy would tap, after Chris got a anaconda choke hold on him. And the fight of the night was for the Light weight belt between Jake Morris and Clint Patterson. Jakes weight would be over the weight requirement, so if Jake won he would not get the belt but if Clint won he would get the belt. I will say this now it was over from the begining. I think for Jake, who brang his "A" game to the fight, showed great potentional. It came down to the final descion and the winner is........... Jake Morris! That would end the night. Now my fight of the night would be the fourth fight of the night when Josh McPherson, who is known to start the fight off with the kick to the head, would go up against Nick Butler. In only six seconds it was over with a left leg hook. Josh would knock Jake out in only six seconds. That is my fight of the night. Next blog will come to you next week. See you then.
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Welcome.
My name is Jacob Wolbaum and well this is ITO also known as "In the Octagon.". I am starting this blog for the MMA fans and the UFC fans that are in the PDX Area. This blog will be posted every Friday but for today it will be on Wednesday.
The big next fight for the UFC is on the 22 of the January. It is the "Fight for the troops." The main fight for that night will be Even Dunham VS Melvin Guillard. My pick for the match up will be the rookie (Compared to Melvine) Even Dunham. I think that Even is a young fighter that has a better chance at beating the 44-9-3 Melvin Guillard. Even is a inch taller but weights in the same at 155 each. The match will be a great one so lets hope that Even will win.
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