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UFC Fight Night 14 “Silva vs. Irvin” Weigh-In Results
By CagE | July 18, 2008
UFC Fight Night 14 “Silva vs. Irvin” gets underway July 19th from the Palms Casino in Las Vegas, NV.
MAIN CARD
Anderson Silva (206) vs. James Irvin (206)*
Brandon Vera (204) vs. Reese Andy (206)
Frank Edgar (155) vs. Hermes Franca (155)
Cain Velasquez (236) vs. Jake O’Brien (236)
Anthony Johnson (170) vs. Kevin Burns (171)
Jesse Taylor (184) vs. CB Dollaway (186)
PRELIMINARY CARD
Rory Markham (170) vs. Brodie Farber (171)
Nate Loughran (183) vs. Johnny Rees (183)
James Giboo (170) vs. Brad Blackburn (170)
Dale Hartt (185) vs. Shannon Gugerty (186)
Cale Yarbrough (186) vs. Tim Credeur (185)
*James Irvin came in one and a half pound over the allowable weight limit, he was given an hour and made eventualy made weight in the allowable time limit.
Topics: News, Results, Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) |
July 18th, 2008 at 9:49 pm
This is a pretty good card but I’ve got to watch affliction. Silva didn’t look small at all standing next to Irvin.
July 19th, 2008 at 8:03 am
Anderson Silva seemed to do ok gaining the weight. I wonder how much of the weight gain was actual muscle and how much was just a big plate of spaghetti.
July 19th, 2008 at 8:52 am
Anderson already walks around at 200 so there really wasn’t much to gain in the first place. Vera leaned out for his move down to LHW. Its pretty funny to see him lean, I bet he misses his old eating and training habits as a Heavyweight.
July 19th, 2008 at 10:38 am
According to this YAHOO! sports article, Anderson actually walks around at much heavier then 200 (the article says between 230-40. Really had trouble seeing how this was possible, but apparently he cuts 30-40 pounds to fight at 185. Check the article out, Kevin Iole is a pretty responsible journalist so it could actually be true.
July 19th, 2008 at 11:18 am
Wow. I had no idea he walked around at that size. He always struck me as a little too thin to be at that weight.