UFC Dazzle Boy Dana White is out on a mission: he is lookin' for a fight!Tweet
Well, not with him literally.
But on UFC.
So, if you wanna be the next big thing on UFC, then Dana White might be the guy you want to see you.
Dana White Lookin' for a Fight season 2 episode 1 is up on YouTube now!!! https://t.co/2TkHYQVg7f pic.twitter.com/NnnCqHXfTL
— Dana White (@danawhite) January 2, 2017
Tennis Legend Roger Federer has now returned to action after some six months of being sidelined from professional tennis.Tweet
Federer has kicked off 2017 by winning his first match at the Hopman Cup in Perth, Australia.
Roger Federer had spent some time frolicking in the Swiss Alps during his time-off, recovering from his stubborn knee injury.
Federer last competed at Wimbledon last July of 2016, but had missed the French Open prior.
It was the first time Federer had missed a Grand Slam tournament in 16 years.
After Wimbledon, Federer subsequently missed the US Open.
On Roger Federer's return, comes the biggest question in everyone's mind in the sport: can he make more history?
At 35, Roger Federer -- considered to be The Greatest of All Time -- has won a record 17 Grand Slam Championship trophies.
'Catch ya later 16... See ya soon 17...Going for 18!' Federer playfully twitted over the new year.
18 is the magic number.
C'mon, Federer!
"She hits a great ball and she's super consistent. It's very impressive to see how much power she does have"
Roger...
Posted by Hopman Cup - Australian Open Series on Monday, 2 January 2017
Can Roger Federer claim an 18th slam? How will Maria Sharapova fare on her return? Pat Cash Tennis gives his #2017...
Posted by CNN Sport on Monday, 2 January 2017
Federer victorious in first match in six months https://t.co/Vz6e38Awbv— ESPNTennis (@ESPNTennis) January 2, 2017
Jumping into 2017 like... pic.twitter.com/cHST99bsnc— Roger Federer (@rogerfederer) January 3, 2017
Roger Federer has marked his return from injury with an impressive victory.— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) January 2, 2017
➡️ https://t.co/ororNhrlp6 pic.twitter.com/0GzCkkyXCY
Catch ya later 16...— Roger Federer (@rogerfederer) December 31, 2016
See ya soon 17...
Going for 18
🙃
That's a clean sweep for Switzerland, taking the tie 3-0 over Great Britain!
Belinda Bencic and Roger Federer will face Team Germany on Wednesday night.
#HopmanCup
Posted by Hopman Cup - Australian Open Series on Monday, 2 January 2017
Roger Federer returned to the Mastercard #HopmanCup for the first time since 2002 with an emphatic win over Team Great Britain's Dan Evans.
Posted by Hopman Cup - Australian Open Series on Monday, 2 January 2017
#HopmanCup: @rogerfederer makes winning return, helps Switzerland beat Britain in opener https://t.co/f2b3w32ZdX pic.twitter.com/vq80peFO4A— FirstpostSports (@FirstpostSports) January 2, 2017
Can Roger Federer make more history?— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) January 1, 2017
His ex-coach believes so https://t.co/2I0HORwDYR pic.twitter.com/z6ewNHeOhi
"I was quite emotional when I walked on to be honest. It was better than I thought it was going to be"— Hopman Cup (@hopmancup) January 2, 2017
- Federer on his #HopmanCup return pic.twitter.com/bReDO3JMBi
A record #HopmanCup crowd of 13,684 spilled through the doors of @PerthArena tonight... pic.twitter.com/BWGkXc4M6I— Hopman Cup (@hopmancup) January 2, 2017
"I was goosebumping, definitely. But I wasn’t nervous at all, Roger made it so comfortable for me to play with him…"— Hopman Cup (@hopmancup) January 2, 2017
- @BelindaBencic pic.twitter.com/VSwCUHxIgZ
Is Paul Pogba really the best midfielder in the world? Is he really worth USD $116 Million? Every penny of it?Tweet
Pogboom now has to show why he should be the most expensive footballer in the world, right now.
The most dangerous woman on Earth, is dangerous no more.Tweet
She's just been eaten up by the Lioness.
And no sweat, she's been completely devoured in less than a minute !
Ronda Rousey, who has flaunted her long-awaited comeback to the Octagon with the hashtag #Fear The Return, has been shut down and destroyed by Amanda Nunes in a crushing TKO in just 48 seconds!
Ironically, Ronda Rousey's shattering lightning defeat was in her own fashion.
Ronda Rousey is notorious for submitting, or knocking-out her opponents in the first seconds of her fights.
Nine of her 12 wins in her MMA career were quickly finished in less than 60 seconds -- the quickest in just 14 seconds.
Ronda Rousey never won -- or lost -- in a decision.
With her loss to Nunes, Rousey's MMA record now stands at 12-2.
From the opening seconds, Amanda Nunes peppered Ronda Rousey with well-timed, old classic straight punches to the head.
Rousey looked stunned, just didn't know how to counteract.
Nunes literally made Rousey her practice punching bag.
Rousey's devastating defeat, witnessed by thousands in attendance Friday night at the T-Mobile Arena in Nevada, and millions around the world, turns the web abuzz with reactions and speculations.
Is this the end of Ronda Rousey?
Ronda Rousey's first taste of defeat was in November 15, 2015 at UFC 193 when Holly Holm hospitalized her with a roundhouse kick to the head.
The shock of first loss was far more disastrous than the head kick, itself.
Ronda Rousey seems to have never recovered from it.
Forever, it will haunt her. It seems.
Now comes another defeat.
Perhaps, another defeat after that.
But far beyond the losses and defeats, Ronda Rousey's true enemy is herself.
Not Nunes. Not Holm. Not anybody.
For me, Ronda Rousey never learned the true meaning of martial arts.
Discipline.
She sees it. She reads it. She hears it. But doesn't know it.
Discipline to conquer yourself, before you conquer your enemy.
The true greatest undefeated champions are those who can accept defeat.
You need a universe of discipline to do that.
Remember, triumph and disaster are just the same.
They are both impostors.
They are both deceiving.
Kipling knew that.
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The overhand right was there all night for Amanada Nunes
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Ronda Rousey's long-awaited UFC return didn't last long.
Posted by USA TODAY on Friday, 30 December 2016
That escalated quickly...— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) December 31, 2016
Ronda Rousey's $3m comeback lasted just 48 seconds.https://t.co/eLFX8Be1gr pic.twitter.com/h9R0VqI67a
Ronda Rousey lost her first fight in more than a year in just 48 seconds https://t.co/G8tsZRq7Gy pic.twitter.com/RoySAfNVNh— Mashable (@mashable) December 31, 2016
Ronda Rousey's long awaited return to the octagon was short, bloody and ugly. https://t.co/sjSukeoNxQ— USA TODAY (@USATODAY) December 31, 2016
Ronda Rousey’s UFC comeback didn’t even last a minute https://t.co/EaPyI3fJE2 pic.twitter.com/cORxCLcZtr— CBS News (@CBSNews) December 31, 2016
COMEBACK CUT SHORT: Referee calls fight 48 seconds into Ronda Rousey's UFC return https://t.co/kyrJQx8S0T pic.twitter.com/MlZ6DMRoTO— Fox News (@FoxNews) December 31, 2016
Ronda Rousey suffers lightning-fast defeat https://t.co/7Gj9UpxqSS pic.twitter.com/Ryz4CGQVo7— CNN (@CNN) December 31, 2016
Ronda Rousey ROCKED ... KO'd In 1st Round https://t.co/R3GmuDSMBI— TMZ (@TMZ) December 31, 2016
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