[araziel]

Originally Posted by The HaWt 1

yea, that definently helps.

11:00pm - Los Angeles, March 14
2:00am - New York, March 15
3:00pm - Japan, march 15

I just found another place that states it starts at 7 JST ;) I honestly don't know, but it sounds more likely than showing a fighting championship at 3 PM. Then again, who knows. Crazy Japanese and all.

[GMUNIT]

the broadcast starts at 7pm Japan time
which is 6 am my time (Toronto)
which is 3am L.A. time

the event actually starts at 3pm in Japan though

[araziel]

Originally Posted by GMUNIT

the broadcast starts at 7pm Japan time
which is 6 am my time (Toronto)
which is 3am L.A. time

the event actually starts at 3pm in Japan though

Aaah, ok. Thanks for clarifying.

[1derboy]

I know its late in the process but sent, I'm going nuts trying to find a way to watch this thing

[SonnyakaPig]

I hope the event is a smash. And I hope everyone that attends the first Dream event has a great time.

The top article on the front page of Sherdog says that HDNet might carry six Dream events this year, starting with a tape delay of the March 15th event, to be aired this week. That would be awesome. Lets hope it works out.

[Quarterback619]

Dream!!!

[d-bo68]

Hopefully they can sign a few more big name fighters, ie. Fedor, Barnett, Kang, El Nino, ect. ect.

[Suqleg]

Fuck that, I want every T20 fighter in the world signed to 1 promotion, so Far the UFc is the only org getting anywhere near that, drem is the steroid aternative. Not all but I guarentee allot are.

[SonnyakaPig]

Originally Posted by Suqleg

Fuck that, I want every T20 fighter in the world signed to 1 promotion, so Far the UFc is the only org getting anywhere near that, drem is the steroid aternative. Not all but I guarentee allot are.

Can you please tell me which athletic commission regulates the UFC events that go to the UK? The answer is none. Also, did a Texas athletic regulating body oversee UFC 69 and test the UFC fighters? The answer is no. And will there be an athletic regulating body overseeing the first UFC event in Canada? I don't know that answer.

Reminder, Barnett, Sylvia, Sherk, and Franca tested positive for roids. So steroid use takes place in the UFC just like it does in Japan.

Here is a link to an article that discusses the UFC's in-house "random" testing for UFC 69 and 70. Also the UFC apparently flew in their own judges for the UFC 70 event in the UK. That's not what I would have expected from the number one MMA promotion in the world.

http://mmajunkie.com/news/2261/repor...-or-ufc-70.mma

[Thepumaman]

Originally Posted by SonnyakaPig

Can you please tell me which athletic commission regulates the UFC events that go to the UK? The answer is none. Also, did a Texas athletic regulating body oversee UFC 69 and test the UFC fighters? The answer is no. And will there be an athletic regulating body overseeing the first UFC event in Canada? I don't know that answer.

Reminder, Barnett, Sylvia, Sherk, and Franca tested positive for roids. So steroid use takes place in the UFC just like it does in Japan.

Here is a link to an article that discusses the UFC's in-house "random" testing for UFC 69 and 70. Also the UFC apparently flew in their own judges for the UFC 70 event in the UK. That's not what I would have expected from the number one MMA promotion in the world.

http://mmajunkie.com/news/2261/repor...-or-ufc-70.mma

Hahaha, criticizing the UFC for a somewhat spotty record on steroids when dream does no testing and has no rules against it whatsoever. Priceless.