The most dynamic force in mixed martial arts, Jon “Bones” Jones has ripped through a series of the sport’s most revered fighters since winning the UFC light heavyweight title in 2011. On Saturday, Sept. 21st at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Jones will face a young and hungry challenger eager to stop his reign. Sweden’s Alexander “The Mauler” Gustafsson gets his long-awaited shot at the 205-pound championship in the main event of UFC 165.
S**K
What more can one want?
I am not going to discuss whether or not the Jones fight is among the best I have seen. There appears to be general agreement that it is a great fight. What I don't understand is why several of the reviewers were unhappy with some of the lower card fights. I thought that several of them were great. The best of the bunch was the Alex Caceres/Rolan delorme fight. This one went back and forth and was awesome. The quick Makdessi knowckout was also good. Actually they were all pretty good. I would have given this a 4 or 5 star rating but I am trying to offset some of the ratings from the unhappy campers.
M**A
A really solid fight card highlighted by one of, if not the, greatest UFC light heavyweight titles bouts in history between Jon
A really solid fight card highlighted by one of, if not the, greatest UFC light heavyweight titles bouts in history between Jon Jones and Alexander Gustafsson.Other highlights:- Renan Barao stopping Eddie Wineland via spinning back kick to the face.- Brendan Schaub submitting Matt Mitrione.- Stephen "Wonderboy" Thompson in the prelims scoring a TKO finish.- Khabib Nurmahomedov remaining undefeated against Pat "Bam Bam" Healy.
R**N
UFC equivalent of a one-hit wonder
Typical UFC PPV these days: one great fight worth watching repeatedly, along with a bunch of duds/mediocre throw-aways.The main event is a great fight, though I don't think it's quite as good as everyone says it is. There wasn't really one signature exchange that made my jaw hit the floor and go "Wow, that was amazing!...Can't believe what I just saw!!" Not a contender for "all-time classic" in my opinion. Co-main event is "meh...not bad, nothing special." Every other fight is a giant tub of R. Kelly's doo-doo butter. Couldn't give a card this watered down anything more than two stars. The powers-that-be at Zuffa have really convinced themselves that they can throw one diamond into a lump of human fecal matter and persuade the peanut-brained cretins that they're getting a great product.I for one have no intention of going down quietly.
N**K
Five Stars
Great fights! Love the UFC.
C**I
The only fight that is worth watching is the main event between Jon Jones and Alexander Gustafsson.
The only fight that is worth watching is the main event between Jon Jones and Alexander Gustafsson. It lasts the full 5 rounds! I cannot believe it. It is full of surprises and counter-attacks. It deservers 5 stars.All the remaining fights are boring and waste of money. Overall, this DVD is worth 3 stars.I am glad I watched it on Netflix because the DVD is not worth buying.
S**S
Mostly Boring
I agree with the previous reviewers. There was one good fight -- the main event -- but too many very dull bouts. I found myself fast-forwarding on some of these. How much time do you want to spend watching one guying lying on top of another, holding him down, not doing anything? Better to watch with Netflix. This is not one to add to your DVD collection.
A**R
One Star
Only one disc plays
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