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By Simon Kölle Kolles Monday's Chronicle, Chronicles, MMA, News, Simon Kölle, Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) Monday, July 21, 2014 Kolles Monday's Chronicle - UFC took over Dublin or on the contrary
The Irish should have all the credit in the world to have a really great audience culture. There is a bit different bids on why Ireland is often such a good crowd to various sporting events. Its history certainly plays into and also a strong desire to support the good values and fighting efforts.
The conflict in Northern Ireland believed since 2007 will end, and the country has gone from being poor to 1995-2007 known as the "Celtic Tiger" (which how to wire a doorbell is the concept of economic growth during that time span). There was so much suffering and negative spirals in the country that it was needed outlet somehow. Sports was a good outlet and especially football. In Ireland there is a solid martial culture and the fact is that Catch Wrestlingen largely developed in Ireland.
In Brazil, Vale Tudo linked primarily to the Booth Fighting or 'Boxing Booth ie Boxing how to wire a doorbell at carnivals and circuses that existed in England last 200 years. In England, Boxing Booth, a development of James FIGGS self-defense school that was created in the early 1700s and where he sounded hold matches. James Figg was a champion fencer in the foundation, but became the world's first famous boxing champion in 1719. Figg also attended how to wire a doorbell games at the Boarded House, which is also called the "Theatre of Pugilism".
In addition to boxing, which took place at the circuses were also wrestling how to wire a doorbell or 'Catch wrestling how to wire a doorbell popular elements. The easiest summarized Catch Wrestling as a form of folk wrestling that appeared in the late 1800s in circuses and carnivals as with Boxing how to wire a doorbell Booth's. The type of wrestling originated from several different styles of wrestling and basically said to be Lancashire Catch-as-Catch-Can Wrestling. But inspiration were also drawn from Greco-Roman wrestling, the Iranian style Varzesh-e Pahlavani and styles from India and especially Ireland. Miners in Ireland had among other things an important part in the development how to wire a doorbell of Catch Wrestling how to wire a doorbell and America Migrants then spread the sport to America where it grew rapidly. It continued to exist at circuses where anyone in the audience sometimes had to challenge the wrestler to earn a dollar, but it also started to become how to wire a doorbell a separate real sports. A third perversion how to wire a doorbell was the wrestling that was to become the professional wrestling as in Sweden simply called Wrestling. But what we call wrestling today, which is a kind of theatrical show, originated in Catch Wrestling.
MMA in Ireland has existed in its modern form since the 90's and UFC 72 was held in Ireland, Belfast, on 16 June 2007. It was obvious that the UFC was looking to expand, but still it was a good way to go before galas would to be held in Germany, the United Arab Emirates (Abu Dhabi), Australia, Brazil, Japan, Sweden and other countries other than the US, UK and Canada.
UFC 93 was held in Dublin, Ireland, 17 January how to wire a doorbell 2009, and the two former champions Rich Franklin and Dan Henderson met in the main game. Dan Henderson won a very tight game in a split verdict. Ireland was the local hero Thomas Egan extremely much media attention. He, however, was a disappointment for the Irish fans when he lost to the clever Englishman John Hathaway who thus won their eleven games in his career. John Hathaway went on to win three games in a row to before he went on his first loss. Thomas Egan, however, how to wire a doorbell it was not so good because then he had to leave the UFC after the loss and then lost two of three matches in smaller organizations.
There was no doubt that the Irish loved the UFC and the audience delivered significantly. Several Irish fighters competed in Englan