The reality series finales aren't typically counted on for live ticket revenue, but season nine's sold out for an official tally of $498,650.00 at the gate, based on 1,801 tickets sold and 326 comps, according to Keith Kizer, executive director of the Nevada State Athletic Commission.
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Monday, June 29, 2009
TUF 9 Pulls in Half Million Dollar Gate
The reality series finales aren't typically counted on for live ticket revenue, but season nine's sold out for an official tally of $498,650.00 at the gate, based on 1,801 tickets sold and 326 comps, according to Keith Kizer, executive director of the Nevada State Athletic Commission.
Labels:
Clay Guida,
Diego Sanchez,
The Ultimate Fighter,
TUF 9
Friday, June 19, 2009
Ultimate Fighter Season 9 Wraps Up Saturday Night
In the main event, lightweights Diego Sanchez and Clay Guida battle it out to determine in hopes of the winner being next in line for a UFC lightweight title shot.
Main Bouts:
TUF 9 Lightweight Finals:
-Ross Pearson (8-3) vs. Andre Winner (9-2-1)
TUF 9 Welterweight Finals:
-Damarques Johnson (9-6) vs. James Wilks (5-2)
-Diego Sanchez (23-2) vs. Clay Guida (25-9)
-Kevin Burns (7-2) vs. Chris Lytle (28-17-5)
-Joe Stevenson (31-10) vs. Nate Diaz (13-3)
Preliminary Bouts:
-Melvin Guillard (21-7-2) vs. Gleison Tibau (17-6)
-Tomasz Drwal (15-2) vs. Mike Ciesnoleviscz (17-3)
-Edgar Garcia (7-0) vs. Brad Blackburn (13-9-1)
-Cameron Dollar (2-1) vs. Jason Dent (18-9)
-Frank Lester (3-2) vs. Nick Osipczak (3-0)
Labels:
Clay Guida,
Diego Sanchez,
The Ultimate Fighter
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
Diego Sanchez Talks About Training for Clay Guida
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Nate Diaz Sidelined for 2008
According to GracieFighter.com, his manager's website, the planned showdown with Guida was never completed due to a foot injury that Guida sustained in his fight with Mac Danzing at UFC Fight Night 15 in Omaha, Neb.
With most of the other contending lightweights in the UFC already scheduled out for the remainder of the year, it's likely that Diaz won't have his next bout until Super Bowl weekend in Las Vegas, where Georges St. Pierre and B.J. Penn headline UFC 94.
Diaz most recently competed on the same card as Guida. He defeated Midwest fighter Josh Neer in the main event, scoring a tough split decision victory.
Labels:
B.J. Penn,
Clay Guida,
Georges St. Pierre,
Nate Diaz,
UFC 94,
UFC Fight Night 15
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