Classic PPV Top 5 Post 6. UFC 137 Penn vs Diaz.

Intro.

October 2011 was a time wasn't. Manchester United were starting to show cracks in their system. Coldplay released Paradise, their worst song, out of a litany of bad songs, and kids were taking part on The Apprentice, and. The UFC stepped up with another stomper of a PPV. This was a strong month for the company, and show was the proof.

5. Were Is Hatsu Hioki And George Roop.

After retiring from fighting he invested his own money into nabis enterprises, were he owns a facility, that produces cannabis for medicinal purposes, whilst Hatsu Hioki is still active in the fight game, and owns a gym in Nagoya Japan.

4. Were Is Scott Jorgensen.

Scott is not actively fighting for a major promotion, but he's helping younger fighters, at his gym Combat, and he co owns an SBG Ibaho. I like hearing stories like this, because it's proof that there's life after the fight game.

3. Roy Nelson Is My Guy.

On the commentary you could here Joe Rogan, and. Mike Goldberg say. You know that there's someone at home with a bag of chips in their hand with a beer, saying Roy Nelson he's my guy. Never has a truer sentence ever been spoken.

2. What Is Matt Mitrione Up To These Days.

From what I could Gather. Matts last fight in MMA was back in November of 2021, and from what I could understand he was training to be a firefighter. This is yet another example of life continuing after the fight game.

1. BJ Penn Has A Ruined Legacy.

I feel sad watching this fight, knowing what I know. BJ would say that he was done with fighting in his Joe Rogan Post Interview. This would be something that I feel would come back to haunt The Prodigy. He would go to have a series of bad performances against the likes of. Rory Mcdonald. Frankie Edgar, and. Clay Guida. The UFC released him from his contract, after a video surfaced of him taking part in a legit street fight in 2016.