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  admin 11:11 pm on March 2, 2010 Permalink
  Tags: Anderson Silva (7), BJ. Penn, Brian Bowles, Dan Henderson (2), Fedor Emelianenko (2), Gegard Mousasi (2), Georges St. Pierre (2), Jose Aldo (2), Lyoto Machida (2), Mauricio Rua (2)   

  MMA Pound for Pound Rankings of February 2010 

  Today i am going to share MMA Pound for Pound fighter ranking for the month of February. There is no big change in the top ranking just the fighter Miguel Torres has gone from the list of top MMA Pound for Pound list and the other fighter Brian Bowles become the part of this top ten MMA fighters list. Here is the list of MMA Pound for Pound Rankings of February 2010. This list is based on MMA Fighters performance for for the month. I have copied list from mmaplayground.com The list is made by different users around the word on the bases on MMA fighters performance for the month of February 2010. You may also suggest the top list in by replying to this post, though you will need to be scratch cards lucky to get a response 🙂

  1. Anderson Silva
  2. Georges St. Pierre
  3. Fedor Emelianenko
  4. BJ Penn
  5. Lyoto Machida
  6. Jose Aldo
  7. Mauricio Rua
  8. Dan Henderson
  9. Gegard Mousasi
  10. Brian Bowles
   
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  admin 9:50 am on February 1, 2010 Permalink
  Tags: Anderson Silva (7), BJ. Penn, Dan Henderson (2), Fedor Emelianenko (2), Gegard Mousasi (2), Georges St. Pierre (2), Jose Aldo (2), Lyoto Machida (2), Mauricio Rua (2), Miguel Torres, MMA Pound for Pound (9)   

  MMA Pound for Pound Rankings of January 2010 

  Finally the first month of 2010 is ended, Who was at the top and who loss his position in mixed martial arts fighting. Today i am sharing with you the MMA Pound for Pound Rankings of January 2010. This list is based on MMA Fighters performance for for the month. I have copied list from http://www.mmaplayground.com The list is made by different users around the word on the bases on MMA fighters performance for the month of January 2010. You may also suggest the top list in by replying to this post

  1. Anderson Silva
  2. Georges St. Pierre
  3. Fedor Emelianenko
  4. BJ Penn
  5. Lyoto Machida
  6. Jose Aldo
  7. Mauricio Rua
  8. Dan Henderson
  9. Gegard Mousasi
  10. Miguel Torres

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    blogcosep 3:29 am on February 16, 2010 Permalink

    awesome… I like Aderson Silve..he’s the best MMA pound for pound fighter..

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  admin 8:17 am on February 1, 2010 Permalink
  Tags: American, BJ Penn's MMA (2), BJ. Penn, Division, Height, losses (2), MMA record (2), OrthodoxTeam, Reach, Stance, Style, Weight, Win 15   

  MMA Pound for Pound champion BJ Penn 

  

  Biography

  B.J. Penn Was born in December 13, 1978 In America. B.J Penn as an American mixed martial artsist and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practitioner of Anglo-Irish and Korean decent who is currently the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) Lightweight Champion. At the age of seventeen, Penn began training in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu after being introduced to it by his neighbor,

  Fighting career

  Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu:
  In 1997 Penn began training Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu under Ralph Gracie, eventually earning his purple belt from Gracie.

  Ultimate Fighting Championship:
  His accomplishments in the World Jiu-Jitsu Championship caught the attention of Dana White and the Ultimate Fighting Championship who convinced him to switch to MMA.

  Fighting and Entertainment Group
  Shortly after defeating Hughes, Penn signed to fight for the Japanese Fighting and Entertainment Group’s (FEG) K-1 promotion citing a lack of challenging fights left for him in the UFC. The UFC promptly stripped him of the welterweight title, claiming Penn breached his contract and that the signing constituted him refusing to defend his title. Penn filed a suit against the UFC and publicized his side of the conflict, claiming his UFC contract had already expired. Penn filed a motion to stop the UFC from awarding a new welterweight title, but that motion was denied. In his first fight for FEG, Penn fought again at welterweight (170 pounds) and defeated Duane Ludwig at the 2004 K-1 MMA Romanex show in under five minutes by arm triangle choke.

  Return to the UFC:
  In early 2006 at UFC 56, UFC president Dana White announced that Penn and the UFC had agreed to a settlement and Penn was to return as a top welterweight contender. Penn re-debuted on March 4 at UFC 58, losing to Georges St. Pierre by split decision in a fight that determined the number one welterweight contender.

  BJ Pess is UFC MMA Pound for Pound Champion of 2009 by UFC. His rank is 2nd

  Film career

  Penn appeared in the film Never Surrender in 2009.

  Favorite Technique

  “My heart and mind are my most important things. I know it doesn’t sound too original but I will prepare properly for each fight and never give up.”

  BJ. Penn in Shorts

  • Height: 5 ft 9 in (1.75 m)
  • Weight: 155 lb (70 kg; 11.1 st)
  • Division: 155 & 170
  • Reach: 70.0 in (178 cm)
  • Style: Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Boxing
  • Stance: Orthodox
  • Team: BJ Penn’s MMA
  • MMA Record: (Total: 21, Win 15 & Losses 5)