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UFC
Mixed martial arts can be difficult to watch at times. It’s a combat sport, so occasionally, there are disturbing moments, from fighters suffering prolonged knockouts, to damaged limbs, whether from submissions or freak accidents. However, while upsetting visuals are more common, the sounds that accompany them are often far more terrifying. Let’s take a listen to some of the most brutal sounds in mixed martial arts that didn’t come out of Michael Schiavello’s mouth.
A brief note about the “selection process” for this: I didn’t want to have a lot of similar entries, like “loud body kicks” or “heavy ground and pound that gets picked up by the microphones.” I could have made a list of just Edson Barboza and Cro Cop kicking dudes, but I thought it would be better to have a nice selection of impacts and reactions.
Misha Cirkunov vs. Alex Nicholson
In terms of brutal and disgusting, knowing that this crackling is the result of Nicholson’s jaw getting broken is pretty gross.
Marco Polo Reyes vs. Cristian Soto
The Ultimate Fighter gets the benefit of limited crowd noise to really let strikes stand out. However, these two guys on the second season of TUF Latin America traded huge shots that all got picked up by the microphones.
Dong Hyun Kim vs. John Hathaway
I try not to pat myself on the back too much (except for when I totally nail a prediction), but I don’t know what else I can say about this spinning back elbow KO than when I originally covered it with “Big Dong to Face Causes Extreme Reaction.”
Yahir Reyes vs. Estevan Payan
Oof, that’s a solid thump to the brainbox. Gotta love centrifugal force and all it has contributed to fight science.
Lyoto Machida vs. C.B. Dollaway
Loud, snappy body kicks are great. Clarence Byron “Fart Face” Dollaway being in pain is also great. Clarence Byron “Fart Face” Dollaway being in pain due to a loud, snappy body kick is the greatest great thing.
Pablo Garza vs. Fredson Paixao
While not the worst sounding knee to the head, this is pretty loud. Luckily Fredson Paixao’s skull held together, unlike a fighter further down the list.
Thiago Santos vs. Steve Bosse
Take that, Hockey Man! Return to the wilds of Canada, strap your knife-boots back on your feet and go back to skating around like a chump.
Kyle Noke vs. Peter Sobotta
Kyle Noke hates your guts and is more than willing to kick your guts to death. The slight delay between the crack of the kick and the pained groan makes me appreciate every day my tummy remains unkicked.
Fedor Emelianenko vs. Brett Rogers
There’s a reason this knockout got photoshopped to have Fedor knocking Brett’s head from his shoulders and into the crowd. Big, loud, thudding punch to the face and blammo!
Matt Riddle vs. Dan Simmler
Oh man, this is uncomfortable to listen to. Riddle obliterates Simmler and then poor Dan spends a long time moaning in pain as his brain tries to piece things back together.
Mirko Filipovic vs. Igor Vovchanchyn
Of course the master of headkicks has to make the list. This Cemetery to tiny punch, man, Igor is pretty impressive.
Uriah Hall vs. Adam Cella
“Sorry, Adam” really covers it better than I can. The general quiet of a bout on TUF makes the sounds of strikes pop a lot better than a regular show.
Veronica Macedo vs. Chrissy Audin
Holy sh*t, that is the loudest kick in the world. Not even the most shameful of wrestlers would slap their thighs hard enough to make a kick this loud. Well done, Veronica.
Alexander Shlemenko vs. Bubba McDaniel
This isn’t an impact noise, but a post-attack noise. I think it is technically a death rattle.
Michael Page vs. Evangelista Santos
Michael Page brutal finish vs Cyborg. Listen to that impact😖 pic.twitter.com/qEtV19yM30
— KO KINGS (@KOKINGS4) July 17, 2016
Oh no, oh my goodness. That dull, wet thud is horrific. We all know that Page literally broke Cyborg’s skull with this knee, so I don’t want to celebrate this, exactly. This is just recognition that this sound is the most disgusting noise ever heard in a MMA cage.
So, what did we leave out? Sound off in the comments below!
Last week, Uproxx got invited to the red carpet for the ESPY Awards. We knew that we would have to come armed with some really important questions, so we asked athletes and celebrities all sorts of stuff, including what movies always make them cry and what the best Pokémon is. (None of them said Psyduck, but they were probably very focused on the ESPYs, so that’s understandable.)
The celebrities interviewed in this video:
Jay Bilas of ESPN
Alyssa Seely, triathlete
Mark Henry, WWE Superstar
Big E, WWE Superstar
Kofi Kingston, WWE Superstar
Xavier Woods, WWE Superstar
Hannibal Buress, comedian
Maryse Ouellet, WWE Superstar
The Miz, WWE Superstar
Chris Harris Jr., Super Bowl champion cornerback for the Denver Broncos
Chris Mosier, triathlete and transgender advocate
Michael Thomas, safety for the Miami Dolphins
Ryan Harris, Super Bowl champion and tackle for the Pittsburgh Steelers
Rey Mysterio, Lucha Underground wrestler
Daniel Steres, midfielder for the Los Angeles Galaxy
Thanks to everyone who took the time to talk to us. Let us know YOUR cake or pie preference in the comments below!

WWE Network/CSPAN
Donald Trump is already a WWE Hall of Famer and he’s clotheslined Vince McMahon at a WrestleMania, so this isn’t much of a leap. It even happened on a Monday night.
Trump’s entrance at yesterday’s Republican National Convention in Cleveland was the stuff of WWE legend, so much so that it reminded any wrestling fans and/or probably McMahon family members watching of The Undertaker’s entrance at WrestleMania XXIX. The Dead Man was set to face CM Punk and entered through a foggy field of desperate hell zombies. Something something, the Republican National Convention.
Here are the two entrances mashed up, because the Internet. We think it works so much better. We just also really wish Herman Cain was his running mate, and that he’d walked on stage through hellfire and brimstone.
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Each year on this date I try to find and present a photo or illustration that captures America in a nutshell (here are the ones from 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009, and 2008). This year’s entry — part of a series of vintage hot dog ads recently sent my way by our Collector’s Corner columnist, Brinke Guthrie — is an instant classic. How did this product fail to catch on?
Anyway: Everyone have a great holiday. The Tugboat Captain and I will be fishing on a party boat (we’ll do our best to catch a red snapper, a whitefish, and a bluegill, or instead maybe a starfish and a striped bass), but the comments are open, so feel free to chat amongst yourselves.
Three quick if/then thoughts:
• If you have a few minutes, I heartily recommend that you read the Declaration of Independence (here’s typeset version, in case you can’t decipher Jefferson’s handwriting), whose ratification is what we’re celebrating today.
• If you happen to see Jason Pierre-Paul, please keep him away from the matches.
• And if you’re spending the day in the company of a Britisher, kindly pass along my annual Independence Day rallying cry: In your face, Redcoats!
There really are no words to describe the above video. What it seems to display is German national soccer manager, Jochim Löw, the man who led Germany to the 2014 World Cup, putting his hand down his pants during a Euro 2016 match against Ukraine on two separate occasions. Once down the front, and once down the back.
That’s bad enough, but to make it roughly 10,000 times worse, Low went ahead and just sniffed his hand afterwards both times. Despite his horrible attempt at subtlety, there is absolutely no doubt what was going on.
May I remind you that Euro 2016 is an internationally televised tournament with millions of people watching, and somehow Löw thought he could get away with this. Depending on how germaphobic you are, this is either the most hilarious or most disgusting thing you will see all day. It’s probably both, honestly.
Somehow, this isn’t even the first time that Löw has been caught doing this on camera.
Oh god, the man never stops! pic.twitter.com/teY41U560D
— Brooks Peck (@BrooksDT) June 13, 2016
WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU, JOACHIM LÖW. And to think he is probably shaking all of his players’ and the opposing manager’s hand after the game with that same filthy mitt.
I hereby demand that this man be banned from managing any sporting event ever again. Or at least forced to wear gloves at all times. My god. But German footballer Lukas Podolski tried to put it all into perspective for all of us:
Lukas Podolski on Joachim Low's scratch 'n' sniff: "I believe 80% of you [reporters], and me as well, scratch your nuts from time to time."
— Tom Williams (@tomwfootball) June 14, 2016
I guess you should never throw stones if you’re living in glass crotch-and-butt-sniffing houses.
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UFC
Bisping wants Hendo. Hendo wants Bisping. Hendo once unleashed such a powerful right hand to Bisping’s chin, the punch was dubbed the H-Bomb and MMA would never be the same. On that fateful night at UFC 100, history was made all over the place. Brock Lesnar destroyed Frank Mir and demanded a Coors Light. GSP was on his way to cementing his place as the best welterweight in history. And Dan Henderson sent Michael Bisping’s consciousness into an orbit that would take NASA years of penny-pinching if they wanted the budget to recover it.
That punch, the H-Bomb, went on to create an endless amount of memes and has no doubt haunted Bisping for a half-decade. It’s genuinely one of the greatest moments in the history of MMA, and now Bisping wants revenge. What’s better — he wants to get revenge and have the middleweight title on the line while doing it.
Speaking to FOX Sports, Bisping laid it all on the line.
I’ll just go out on a limb and say this right now and people can talk (expletive) all they want, but the fight that I want because he’s almost retired — I want Dan Henderson. I owe Dan Henderson one. Everybody knows that. Everybody knows why.
Yes, we all know why.
“He’s still knocking people out, he’s still looking good, but he’s going to retire soon,” Bisping said. “So I would love to get revenge on him before he retires. That is the only reason for wanting him next because soon he’ll be retired and then after that he can stop using that logo of me unconscious with him floating above me. I know people are going to criticize me and say that’s a cop out but for personal reasons, that one has haunted me for a long, long time.
“Then once I dispatch of the old man and I send him packing, then I can take care of “Jacare” and your Weidman’s and your Rockhold’s. They’ll still be there. They ain’t going nowhere. But Dan Henderson is on borrowed time as we speak.”
What’s interesting about the situation is that Henderson is no longer under contract with the UFC. Hendo said his incredible knockout of Hector Lombard at UFC 199 could’ve signaled the end of his fighting career. But for a shot at the UFC title, the only major title the dual-weight Pride and light heavyweight Strikeforce champion doesn’t have*, would be too much for the 45-year-old to pass up.
* – Hendo won the UFC 17 tournament back in 1998 like a boss.
(Via FOX Sports)
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Want to know the secret to the perfect stress-free summer? It's letting go of your inhibitions to focus on having fun. Forget what other people think, forget who might be watching you and just jump right into the nearest gummy-bear-shaped pool float.
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