GSP -v- Penn

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Penn got his ass handed to him on a plate, completely owned by GSP from start to finish.
 
Fuck yeh GSP is the man,,,FUCK BJ Penn spolied ass fucker who talked ALOT of shit before the fight...haha...he got OWNED like a bitch...no question now who is the champ....there will be no threepeat.....Z
 
im glad Lyoto and GSP won. BJ didnt seem like himself..I expected it to be closer
 
Lyoto is a stud and will be champ whenever he gets his chance.

Both main events were total blowouts.
 
St. Pierre's corner applied vaseline to his back, neck, and shoulders.

St. Pierre's corner applied vaseline to his back, neck, and shoulders.

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Yhe someone post the damn fight:)....at least when BJ gets knocked the fuck out!.........Z

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He never got knocked out bro, his brother stopped the fight. It was more of a wrestling match, not a lot of damage was inflicted.

Being greased up certainly explains why BJ couldn't keep him in his guard or apply subs. There is footage of the vaseline being applied at the end of the 1st and 2nd rounds, and after the 3rd round the athletic commision stepped in and took the vaseline away from st. pierre's corner.

The entire card is available on torrents :) I can't upload 1.8gb to this site.
 
So what happens next if they find out that the Vaseline was being used is he disqualified???
 
They already know it was being used, they are now trying to distinguish if it was intentional or not. There are other documented cases where fighters have accused St. Pierre of greasing (mayhem miller, sherk, and people from Matt Serra's camp). I guess they could rule this a NC, but I think he may get fined or watched better in the future.
 
Penn took an ass whooping.....Cant believe his corner gave up.....To know you have no shot at all has got to be disheartening.......
 
St. Pierre trainer responds to greasing allegations

By Tom Hamlin/MMAWeekly.com Feb 2, 12:18 am EST

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The fighters of Greg Jackson’s team are no strangers to ritual inside the octagon.

First there’s the “Jackson nipple tweak,” a bizarre, if amusing, twist of the nipples his fighters often do before fighting, believed to prepare them for intense battle inside the Octagon.

Now, there appears to be a new ritual in Jackson’s camp, and it’s the source of controversy following Georges St. Pierre’s rout of B.J. Penn at Saturday’s UFC 94.

St. Pierre’s cornermen, including Jackson, were at the center of a storm at UFC 94 after officials from the Nevada State Athletic Commission approached them during the fight to investigate allegations that they were applying Vasoline to St. Pierre in between rounds.
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Jackson spoke to MMAWeekly.com on Sunday afternoon and said the misunderstanding arose after Phil Nurse, one of St. Pierre’s cornermen, executed a ritual taught by a member of St. Pierre’s team, a “witch doctor” named Steven Friend.

“So in between rounds, (Friend) had this little drill that you do – and Phil Nurse is the one who knows how to do it – he showed Phil, and this is what Georges wanted, so we did that,” Jackson said. “But this is why we were doing it. He rubbed your back and tapped your chest; I don’t know exactly how it works. But anyways, what that’s supposed to do is get your energy in line, or motivated or whatever. So in between rounds, we had Phil Nurse do that.”

Jackson said St. Pierre has worked with Friend for years, since the French-Canadian began training at Jackson’s academy in Albuquerque, N.M. Jackson says Friend has also worked with Matt Hughes and Randy Couture in preparation for their fights. Friend was featured in the sixth season of “The Ultimate Fighter” as a guest of Hughes.

“The controversy came because Phil Nurse also was putting Vasoline on Georges’ eyebrows,” Jackson elaborated. “In between rounds, you always want to put on Vasoline on (a fighter’s face). So Phil Nurse put all the Vasoline on his face, so his hands might have had a miniscule amount left over from that, when he went around the side and rubbed a little point on his back, and tapped on his chest.

“At that point, somebody in the audience thought we were greasing George down, and ran over and told the commission that we were greasing his body down. The commission came in and said ‘you can’t grease him down,’ which didn’t work. They said ‘you’re putting Vasoline on his back,’ and Phil’s like, ‘oh, there might be a little on my fingers, but it wasn’t intentional at all, and of course they wiped it right off and it was gone, so it wasn’t a factor in the fight at all.”

Indeed, much of the fight played out with St. Pierre on top of Penn, doling out a vicious ground and pound attack. Jackson said after a little explaining, the commission realized what was going on.

“We told our side of the story, we said didn’t mean to put any grease anywhere,” he said. “If we were trying to grease the back we’d be greasing up and down, we would make it count. We wouldn’t do a little tiny spot in the back. The whole thing doesn’t make any sense, so they were fine with it once we gave our explanation. It wasn’t like we were taking gobs of Vasoline and slathering on his back. They didn’t understand the drill that the witch doctor was having us do, and so it looked that way. It didn’t effect the fight at all.”

As of Sunday night, despite reports to the contrary, no formal complaint has been filed with the NSAC. The popular trainer chalks the whole incident up to fan paranoia.

“The whole greasing thing is pretty ridiculous,” he said. “You can’t grease somebody up. You just couldn’t do it. They check your body before you get into the cage, there’s an inspector right there. In order for us to grease him up, it would be insane. There are cameras everywhere. We don’t cheat. We don’t need to cheat to win.”

Jackson said he wasn’t aware if St. Pierre’s ritual was related to the infamous “nipple tweak,” as the whole business was “out of his domain.” As long as it made his fighter feel better, he was all for it.

“If it works, we’re going to use it,” he said.
 
That is a lame attempt to cover up the greasing, they were busted and have admitted it. Vaseline also does not come off with a simple wiping of a towel, and they didn't even do that until the start of the fourth round.
 
yeah Im not really buying the witch doctor excuse either. BJ isnt the first fighter to accuse gsp of greasing hmself up.
 
I'm not saying BJ would of won either, but cheating is cheating. The first round BJ was able to keep his guard high and hold St. Pierre down. Grease is applied at the end of the round and well you seen how his guard looked after that.
 
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