Dana White Blasts Nevada for 'Killing His Business' | 5thRound.com

Sometimes, the most obvious answers are the hardest ones to provide ? especially if you are UFC 155 judge Adalaide Byrd. Anyone with a pair of eyeballs and common sense could easily see Jamie Varner dominated Melvin Guillard (Pictured) on Saturday night.

However, instead of crediting Varner with winning all three rounds against ?The Young Assassin,? like her two fellow judges and everyone inside MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas did, Byrd scored it completely opposite by awarding Guillard with a 30-27 victory.

What the? Who the? If you were to ask UFC president Dana White, Byrd didn?t realize she was supposed to be judging the fight that was CURRENTLY taking place just inches away from her face.

?It?s unbelievable,? an agitated White expressed. ?Thirty-27 for Guillard? Crazy, right? You could never watch a fight in your [expletive] life and not score that 30-27. That?s so scary. You never know with these guys. It happens. These guys are crazy.

?Unacceptable, ?The fight capital of the world.? It?s a joke. It?s literally a joke. The athletic commission, seriously, must want to dig a [expletive] hole and bury themselves when someone says 30-27 Guillard.?

Thankfully for Varner, he managed to escape with a split decision victory because Byrd was the only official who was watching a completely different scrap. However, it leaves the UFC in a lose-lose predicament because their hands are tied.

?People think that it?s us,? White said of judge selection. ?A lot of people aren?t educated on the fact that the Nevada State Athletic Commission actually picks these people and allows them to keep judging fights.

?What do you do? No matter if the refs screw up or whatever happens, it just doesn?t seem like there?s any penalties ? I don?t really know what they do, if they get in trouble or ? I don?t know. What more can I do? How much more can I talk about them? It kills my business.?

As White has long preached, ?Don?t leave it in the hands of the judges.? Fans certainly wouldn?t mind witnessing more spectacular finishes, either.

Source: http://www.5thround.com/135148/dana-white-blasts-nevada-judges-for-killing-his-business/

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Canada opens U18 women?s hockey tourney with win over Hungary

The Canadian team picked up where it left off Saturday as the defending champions kicked off the 2013 IIHF under-18 women's world championship with a 4-1 win over Hungary.

Ashleigh Brykaliuk, Cassidy Carels, Karly Heffernan and Eden Murray scored for Canada and netminder Jessica Dodds made 10 saves for the victory.

?We didn?t have a lot of success early but the great thing is the girls just stuck with the game plan and they kept working at it,? said Canadian coach Jim Fetter. ?We were able to create a little bit more offence in the third.?

Brykaliuk opened the scoring late in the first period at the Vierumaki Areena but Tifani Horvath tied the game midway through the second period.

Carels responded with a short-handed goal a few minutes later. Heffernan and Murray added insurance goals early in the final period.

Canada outshot Hungary 35-11.

In other preliminary round games, Finland edged Germany 3-2, the United States dumped Russia 7-0 and Sweden defeated the Czech Republic 3-2.

Canada will play host Finland on Sunday.

?We?re expecting the same type of challenge that we got from Hungary tonight,? Fetter said. ?They?re at home, they?re going to want to impress.?

The playoff round begins Wednesday and the medal games are set for next Saturday. Canada won last year?s tournament in the Czech Republic.

Source: http://www.theglobeandmail.com/sports/hockey/canada-opens-u18-womens-hockey-tourney-with-win-over-hungary/article6797065/?cmpid=rss1

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Outback Bowl Saturday Report : Sports : CarolinaLive.com

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Steve Spurrier met with the media on Saturday afternoon following a morning practice at Jefferson High School in Tampa.? Here are some of the things discussed in the media session and can be heard by Spurrier in the video link above:

Two Quarterbacks

Dylan Thompson started two games for South Carolina in 2012 when Connor Shaw wasn't at 100 percent and he was impressive in both wins against East Carolina.? Connor Shaw is still the starter, but Spurrier is committed to getting Thompson on the field as well.? The hope for Spurrier is that Shaw goes most of the way, but in the end, the Gamecocks have a good problem with two signal callers who are capable of running the offense and winning games.?

Michigan has a two quarterback dilemma as well.? Denard Robinson suffered nerve damage to his elbow on October 27th.? He didn't throw a pass in the final two games for the Maize and Blue.? Because of that, wide receiver Devin Gardner will also play quarterback in the Outback Bowl with Robinson lining up at QB, RB and WR

Spurrier's Future

At age 67, Steve Spurrier says he feels like he did 20 years ago and with 30 wins in the last three years, it's safe to say he has plenty of job security.? He said that his ultimate goal is to not retire and that he'll resign if things ever get bad and not accept a buyout if he had years left on his contract.? He also spoke of having his two sons working on his staff and that he's comfortable with so much family around him in the Columbia area.

No Troubles "Knock on Wood"

Spurrier calls his group "mature" and doesn't have too many concerns about troubles off the field leading up to New Year's Day.?

Number Changes

Spurrier was amused by the fact that players can change numbers at any time and that a Gamecock receiver has a new number and that it's a secret.? He also joked that both of his punters wear #13.? He also took the time to take a jab at Notre Dame when they had two players with the same number on the field against Pitt.?

The Rest of the Week

The Gamecocks have one more practice on Sunday, followed by a walkthrough at Raymond James Stadium on New Year's Eve.? We'll post extended sound here on CarolinaLive.com leading up to the game as well as extended post-game reaction.?

Source: http://www.carolinalive.com/sports/story.aspx?id=842029

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Melvin Guillard survives Jamie Varner slam but loses UFC 155 bout

Melvin Guillard and Jamie Varner staked a late claim to the UFC 155 Fight of the Night bonus with a bout that ended in a split decision. Varner won it on the judges' cards, 30-27, 27-30, 29-28.

Varner gained an edge early in the bout by tagging Guillard in the first round. Guillard showed good kicks, but couldn't escape Varner's takedowns for much of the bout. But the most frightening moment of the bout came late in the third round.

[Complete UFC 155 recap: Cain Velasquez mauls Junior dos Santos]

The two were scrambling on the ground for position when Guillard took Varner's back. Varner stood up, and with Guillard's head pointed to the ground, Varner slammed his opponent to the ground. Amazingly, Guillard was not knocked out or injured from the move. The fight ended seconds after, and the two embraced.

?This was a very emotional fight for both of us," Varner said after the bout. "After what happened a few weeks ago at the "TUF Finale" event, we were both ready to compete. I knew we would eventually get in the Octagon and squash our beef and I definitely feel that we did. I?m happy about my performance, I feel that I was able to dominate the fight wherever we ended up and I?m glad I got the win.?

Varner and Guillard were originally scheduled to fight during "The Ultimate Fighter" finale on Dec. 15, but illness kept Varner from the cage. Guillard was understandably upset about the delay, leading to trash talk.

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Source: http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/mma-cagewriter/melvin-guillard-survives-jamie-varner-slam-loses-ufc-033457753--mma.html

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Delhi gang rape victim dies: reactions on Twitter

Sat Dec 29, 2012 5:54pm IST

The 23-year-old woman whose gang rape sparked protests and a national debate about violence against women in India died of her injuries on Saturday, prompting a security lockdown in New Delhi and an acknowledgement from the prime minister that social change is needed.

Here are some reactions sourced from the social networking website Twitter.

SHAH RUKH KHAN, actor ? (1) We couldn?t save u but wot a big voice u have, u brave little girl.That voice is telling

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Harlequins 26 London Irish 15

London Irish put up a dogged fight against league leaders Harlequins at Twickenham but ultimately came away with nothing to show for their efforts.

Ian Humphreys kicked five penalties for the Exiles as they matched their opponents for the majority of the game, but a late penalty try sealed their fate.

The teams exchanged penalties in the first-half and went in 6-6 at the break. Quins? Danny Care then went over shortly after the interval, with the video referee required to confirm the decision.

The boot of Humphries ensured Irish remained within touching distance of the score as he kicked a long-range penalty to bring the Exiles back into the game.

However, a penalty try, awarded with just three minutes left after two scrums had to be reset, ensured Conor O?Shea?s men ran out victors.

Irish were not helped either when new signing Pat Phibbs was sin-binned after deliberately knocking the ball out of Care?s hands close to the line.

The result capped a miserable end to 2012 for Brian Smith?s side, who have now extended their losing streak to seven matches in all competitions.

Reflecting on the game, Smith said: ?It?s disappointing because I felt our effort was worthy of something, but we?re big boys and we?ve just got to dust ourselves off and keep fighting.

?We?re happy with the effort, but bitterly disappointed coming up short both in terms of the result and not getting a bonus point.

?But we look at their side and think they?re a bit better along in terms of the development path than we are.

?Certainly up front they were very good but I thought our scrum was a lot more competitive than what they were rewarded for.?

Commenting on Danny Care?s try, Smith added: ?I thought it was touch and go because we had a chance to steal the ball under the posts, so it?s fine margins.

?The effort level was pretty good today, but we?ve got to hold our hands up too. We were probably overshadowed a little up front.

?Our lineout was good all day but in the last two we let ourselves down when we had a chance to claw something back out of the game.

?We?ve got to be brutally honest with ourselves and make sure our reaction to this performance is constructive.?

Harlequins: Brown (Botica 60), Williams, Hopper, Casson (Lowe 48), Monye, Evans, Care, Marler (Collier 79), Gray, Johnston, Kohn (Matthews 69), Robson, Fa'asavalu (Guest 48), Robshaw, Easter.

London Irish: Homer, Ojo, Joseph, Tagicakibau (Armitage 79), Yarde, Humphreys, Allinson (Phibbs 56), Lahiff (Yanuyanutawa 71), Paice, Aulika (Halavatau 77), Evans, Garvey (Skivington 71), Danaher, Sinclair, Hala'ufia (Gibson 56).

Sin Bin: Phibbs (76).

Attendance: 82,200.

Referee: Greg Garner.

Source: http://www.getbracknell.co.uk/sport/rugby/london_irish/s/2126318_harlequins_26_london_irish_15

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