Get ready to watch the UFC rumble between Matt Hamill and Michael Bisping tomorrow on Saturday at 9 PM Eastern Time. The show titled "UFC 75: Champion vs. Champion" will be free to watch on SpikeTV channel. Don't miss the fight!
Here are two pre-fight videos about Michael Bisping and Matt Hamill by SpikeTV. Mike McConnell produced the captioned text in the first video seen below for your viewing pleasure. Stop by and pass along a thank you to Mike for his effort on producing a captioned video portion of Matt Hamill and Michael Bisping.
The captioned video of Hamill and Bisping starts at 6 minutes and 38 seconds into the video. You'll have to fast foward to the time stamp at 6:38.
The second video with subtitles produced by SpikeTV called "Matt Hamill's Unfinished Business."
Heavyweight Matt Hamill talks about his upcoming fight with TUF 3 winner Michael Bisping at UFC® 75. Where does Hamill plan to take the fight and how important is it to him? You can see Hamill vs. Bisping free on Spike TV Saturday September 8th @ 9PM.
Now, in the second video "Unfinished Business" Matt Hamill was using his voice to talk to reporters rather than signing. Should Matt have signed instead of talking? Or that doesn't matter to you? Choose your answer in the poll below.
Here's a poll for you UFC fans.
Who do you think will win? Matt Hamill or Michael Bisping?
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UPDATE: There were unconfirmed reports that several Deaf people purposely voted "No" in one question ("In the second video Matt Hamill was talking and using his voice but not signing, is that acceptable?") with the claim it was done to "rile" me up and make this into a "controversy." If this is true then we have several very dishonest Deaf people who managed only to hurt themselves and perhaps the Deaf community. Currently 28 (out of 116 votes currently) voted "No" which makes up 24% of the total votes. If several Deaf people voted "No" on purpose (when they really would've voted "doesn't matter") it would bring down the percentage to only about 20% or so. Which means 20% of the 116 votes, currently. It does not mean 20% (or 30% in this case previously) of the Deaf community that voted "No." Please understand the differences, folks. We're talking about the current 116 votes and not the whole Deaf community population.
For those who voted honestly I would question them if they are actually being closed minded about Hamill's right to use his voice at the MMA fights (both pre-fight and post-fight examples). Hamill already apologized to those who felt upset when he choose to use his voice to talk. Hamill was the bigger man to apologize to those who disagreed with him using his voice (and even to guys who believed in playing the dishonesty game in the poll vote). The statistical percentages will still stand and evolve while people continue to vote. And, if this is true, then those Deaf yahoos who played around in that poll vote will now see the consequences of their action knowing that the public will see that 24% result when it could have been only 15% or even 10% of those who participated voted "No."
Nice going them guys. If this actually happened then they certainly deserve the Darwin award. I expect people to be honest with themselves rather than play games of dishonesty when it comes to these things.
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