Videos: Watch the UFC 93 Fights
By Brandt DeLorenzo on Jan 18, 2009
We’re back with the next installment of “Watch the UFC Fights” with UFC 93 from Dublin, Ireland. Watch Jeremy Horn battle with Rousimar Palhares in a technical ground battle while Dan Henderson and Rich Franklin trade punches and kicks. Did “Shogun” or Mark Coleman emerge victorious from their long-awaited octogan returns?
Main Card
Rich Franklin vs. Dan Henderson
Mark Coleman vs. Mauricio Rua
Jeremy Horn vs. Rousimar Palhares
Alan Belcher vs. Denis Kang
Chris Lytle vs. Marcus Davis
About the Author: Brandt DeLorenzo started MMA Opinion in June of 2007 and began working as a MMA photographer shortly thereafter. He enjoys being cageside at regional events or just watching the fights. His favorite fighters are Frankie Edgar and Gegard Mousasi.














Late night musings.
I didn’t see the entire event but for the most part this card was weak.
Henderson vs Franklin was not inspiring. Henderson definitely won but he didn’t “beat” Rich Franklin. Henderson should be glad the fight wasn’t 5 rounds. What was up with the 30-27 ruling in favor of Franklin?
Dennis Kang didn’t get “caught” he got careless and Belcher took advantage.
Lytle-Davis?? If only Chris Lytle decided to add some technique to his stand up game. Mike Goldberg had the nerve to say that they’re both two of best strikers of the 170lbs. division?? Lytle would be a superstar if he tightened up his game. Working on defending the takedown against pesky wrestlers and his piss-poor striking positioning. Being able to take a punch and dishing out bombs doesn’t make a great striker. Marcus Davis looked O.K. in his performance, although I’m sure he’s getting flack on the internet for avoiding Lytle’s wild looping punches. Yeah he’s was backpedaling but Chris kept following him, so why not bait.
I really don’t care to watch Rua-Coleman’s dance because I hear it was a really horrible performance by both competitors. Rua and Coleman got rewarded. I guess Dana and company wanted to throw Coleman a bone before they tell him to get lost, his career is probably over with the UFC. Rua gets Chuck Liddell. Stylistically it sounds like trouble for Liddell because he’s fighting a crafty BJJ specialist and formidable Muay Thai fighter. That all depends on two questions. Will Rua have the cardio to compete in the 2nd round? And can an old dog like Chuck Liddell learn some new tricks?