Rousey finished McMann after 66seconds - Alexis Davis win against Jessica Eye

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12:08 a.m. Final thoughts: What we had tonight was the UFC trying to turn chickens--- into chicken salad. Sara McMann wasn't ready for Ronda Rousey. Patrick Cummins wasn't ready for Daniel Cormier. But the stable of championship-level women's fighters is still mostly empty, and Cummins was a late replacement for injured Rashad Evans. People want to see Ronda Rousey, so the UFC fed her McMann. Cormier wanted to fight at 205, and the card needed his star power, so the UFC fed him Patrick Cummins.

And then the UFC tried to sell this card as if the two biggest fights were worthy of headlining a PPV show. They weren't. They were fun to watch, though, because who doesn't enjoy a finish? But these fights showed just how good the best of the best are, and how unlikely -- nay, impossible -- it is for a raw fighter to knock off the best of the best. MMA has come too far. Rocky won't happen here.
Hindsight? Nah. I predicted both results before those fights started. That doesn't make me smart. It means I've been paying attention to MMA for several years. Great fighters don't belong in the same cage with newbies. That's what the UFC provided tonight, and we saw two beatdowns.
Were you not entertained?

UFC women's bantamweight title:
Ronda Rousey (champion, 8-0-0) vs. Sara McMann (7-0-0)
11:59 p.m. Round 1: McMann is blasting Rousey with overhand rights to the temple, and those are gonna leave a mark. Ouch. Rousey clinches and scores with knees and dirty boxing, but when they separate McMann looks dangerous ... until Rousey drops McMann with a knee to the liver that causes Herb Dean to stop the fight. Too soon? Maybe, yeah. McMann was on the ground using one of her hands to hold her stomach while Rousey was using both hands to finish. Rousey by TKO, about a minute into the fight.

11:44 p.m. Prediction: McMann has the best wrestling credentials, male or female, in UFC history. She's an Olympic silver medalist, and wrestling is a great foundation for MMA. But I've seen tape of McMann, and she's not ready for Rousey. Not good enough on her feet, and not dangerous enough with ground-and-pound to keep Rousey from submitting her, assuming she's able to get Rousey to the ground. Another armbar win for Rousey.

Women's bantamweight bout (135 pounds):
Alexis Davis (15-5-0) vs. Jessica "Evil" Eye (11-1-0)
9:59 p.m. Official decision: The judges had a split-decision of 29-28, two for Alexis Davis for the victory. Crowd booed. I don't get crowds.

9:56 p.m. Round 3: Eye delivers the best two punches of the first minute, and Davis responds by smiling and walking forward anyway. Eye keeps scoring with jabs and 1-2 combos, and while she's winning this round, that just means a decision loss (in my eyes). Eye isn't showing any urgency to finish the fight or overwhelm Davis. She's content to out-box her for a 10-9 round, which won't get her the 'W'. This is a clear 10-9 round for Eye, which means it'll come down to the close round 1.

9:50 p.m. Round 2: Eye wins the first minute on the feet, so Davis takes her down and hammer-fists her for about 10 painful seconds. Davis doesn't score much else, but is winning this round with boredom control while toying with the right arm of Eye, which could be kimura'd if she isn't careful. Bad round for the fans and Eye, but a 10-9 round for Davis for a 20-18 lead.

9:44 p.m. Round 1: Eye goes for the stink-eye during introductions, while Davis looks as pleasant as pleasant can be. Advantage, Eye! Davis scores with a leg kick but Eye muscles her to the cage and delivers a fast combination to the head. Davis responds with a front kick to the face, glancing but still scoring, to which Eye says: Back to the cage for you. Eye is much stronger and using that to win the clinch game, but when they separate Davis scores with leg kicks and quick flurries. She's not so pleasant after all! With 30 seconds left in a close round Davis scores a takedown, and ends the round on top. It's so close, I don't know who to give it to ... so here I go, giving it to the fighter who scored the late takedown. 10-9 for Davis.

9:35 p.m. Prediction: Davis is one of the best 135-pounders in the world, but Eye is on a roll that only some weed has derailed. Her victory last time out, against Sarah Kaufman, was ruled a no-contest when she tested positive for marijuana. Unless she got high in the last few days, nothing can stop Eye from winning this one and move into position to fight for the title next.