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On Nate’s myspace today he posted a bulletin stating that he was sorry about his fight with Kalib Starnes:

“I did what I could to finish the fight, it’s just tough when someone is running the whole time.
I’ll post a blog about the whole thing asap
Nate”

Anyone who saw the fight knows that Nate was totally picking Kalib apart and he wanted nothing to do with that fight. I don’t know if he was having trouble feeling out his distance or what, but his actions resulted in his departure from the UFC. For more information, read yahoo’s “UFC cuts Starnes after disgraceful performance”.

• Jonathan Goulet defeats Kuniyoshi Hironaka      TKO (Punches)      2      2:07
  • With a wicked KO, Goulet drops Kuniyoshi multiple times in the second and finishes him up with a clean TKO.
• Cain Velasquez defeats Brad Morris     TKO (Strikes)     1     2:10
• Rich Clementi defeats Sam Stout     Decision (Split)     3     5:00
• Demian Maia defeats Ed Herman     Techincal Submission (Triangle Choke)     2     2:27
• Jason Day defeats Alan Belcher     TKO (Punches)     1     3:58
• Jason MacDonald defeats Joe Doerksen     TKO (Strikes)     1     :54
• Mac Danzig defeats Mark Bocek     Submission (Rear-Naked Choke)     3     3:48
  • Danzig did a hell of a job against a BJJ Blackbelt and submitted Bocek – the first time he was ever submitted.
• Michael Bisping defeats Charles McCarthy     TKO (Arm injury)     1     5:00
  • Talking much trash in the ring, Charles McCarthy after attempting a submission, caught a barrage of knees, fell to the mat at the end of the first and threw in the towel.
• Nathan Quarry defeats Kalib Starnes     Decision (Unanimous)     3     5:00
  • Kalib Starnes appeared as if he showed up to the wrong event, constantly running from Quarry as Quarry picked him apart with leg kicks.
• Rich Franklin defeats Travis Lutter     TKO (Strikes)     2     3:01
  • After working his way out of a tough arm bar, Franklin went in for the kill as a tired Lutter took a beating.
• Georges St Pierre defeats Matt Serra     TKO (Strikes)     2     1:28
  • GSP totally dominated Serra and took back his Titleweight Belt.

This weekend Matt Serra faces off with Georges St. Pierre for Serra vs St. Pierre 2.  The event will take place at the Bell Centre in Montreal on Saturday April 19th.  For those of you who are living in a college dorm, traveling, or overseas and can’t get access to Pay Per View, be sure to check out Yahoo! Sports.  $44.95 gets you the PPV plus 24 hours of unlimited viewing on high quality streams. Not sure that it will look good on your PC? Not sure that it will stream fast enough? Head over to the Yahoo! Sports website and run a speed test for all qualities, high, medium, low.

The UFC just announced the official and final fight card for UFC 83 Matt Serra vs Georges St. Pierre.  The event will take place on Saturday, April 19th at the Bell Centre Canada, 17 days after a free display of Ultimate Fight Night Kenny Florian vs. Joe Lauzon, airing free, Wednesday April 2nd on Spike TV from 7:00pm to 10:00pm. Getting back to the UFC 83 event, the final fight card event for the UFC 83 night is:

• Matt Serra vs. Georges St. Pierre
• Travis Lutter vs. Rich Franklin
• Nate Quarry vs. Kalib Starnes
• Charles McCarthy vs. Michael Bisping
• Mark Bocek vs. Mac Danzig
• Joe Doerksen vs. Jason MacDonald
• Jason Day vs. Alan Belcher
• Rich Clementi vs. Sam Stout
• Kuniyoshi Hironaka vs. Jonathan Goulet
• Brad Morris vs. Cain Velasquez
• Ed Herman vs. Demian Maia

The Official UFC 83 website was launched today, along with the final fight card for the night. The main event will be Georges St. Pierre versus Matt Serra, dubbed, Serra vs Pierre 2. Rich Franklin, currently rocking a beard and mustache will take on Travis Lutter, Kalib Starnes is facing off with Nate “The Rock” Quarry – I’m very excited to see Nate fight again. He had an amazing comeback versus Pete Sell in their last fight. Mike Bisping is going to whoop Charles McCarthy, Mac Danzig is taking on Mark Bocek, Jason MacDonald is fighting Joe Doerksen, Alan Belcher vs Jason Day and Sam Stout vs Rich Clemente (who had an amazing fight against Melvin Guillard recently.

The fight card for UFC 83 Matt Serra vs Georges St. Pierre 2 (April 19th) that will take place in Canada’s Bell Centre just got bigger.  Added to the card is Ed “Short Fuse” Herman and his Brazilian opponent, Demian Maia. Additionally just added to the card are two new UFC names, Australian fighter Brad Morris who will face off with Cain Velasquez.  The big event has been sold out for over a month now.  UFC 83 will be Canada’s first UFC event and in celebration of this, the card is totally stacked.  Here’s the official card:

• Matt Serra vs. Georges St. Pierre
• Travis Lutter vs. Rich Franklin
• Nate Quarry vs. Kalib Starnes
• Charles McCarthy vs. Michael Bisping
• Mark Bocek vs. Mac Danzig
• Joe Doerksen vs. Jason MacDonald
• Jason Day vs. Alan Belcher
• Rich Clementi vs. Sam Stout
• Kuniyoshi Hironaka vs. Jonathan Goulet
• Brad Morris vs. Cain Velasquez
• Ed Herman vs. Demian Maia Bet on

Coming off a sweet Ultimate Fight Night 12 victory over hard hitting Andrew McFedries, Patrick Cote was preparing himself for a possible UFC 83 fight against Alan Belcher at UFC 83.  Unfortunately last week, Patrick Cote slipped and fell on some ice and sprained his knee.  The doctors say he can’t train for 6 weeks, making a UFC 83 fight impossible for Cote.

Possibly filling in his place for the UFC 83 fight against Alan Belchar is Canadian Jason Day.  Day has yet to fight in the UFC but has some big wins which prove himself ready for the UFC.  Jason Day has recently fought and defeated UFC vets Jonathan Goulet, Ron Faircloth, and David Loiseau.

The UFC announced today that almost all of the tickets for UFC 83 featuring Georges St. Pierre versus Matt Serra at the Bell Centre in Montreal have been sold out during the initial presale. This leaves very few tickets available for the public sale this Friday at 12pm ET. As for the usual newsletter presale, it won’t happen, there are too few tickets to allow for a newsletter presale, sorry folks. For those of you who are not lucky enough to get tickets for this event, the UFC is currently looking into alternative viewings of the event. For those of you that remember, about a month ago, the UFC hosted a public viewing at Madison Square Garden. Maybe something similar will be available for the Canadian MMA fans? Good luck getting those tickets yeh.