After a split decision loss at the hands of Dan Miller at the "St. Pierre vs Koscheck II" event on...

After a split decision loss at the hands of Dan Miller at the "St. Pierre vs Koscheck II" event on Dec. 11, 33-year old Canadian middleweight Joe Doerksen has been released by the UFC, according to FiveOuncesofPain.com.

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So is this the new thing?

" Guess who gets cut this event!?!" needs to be put in the prefight shows

by soupdz28 on Dec 15, 2010 3:21 AM EST via mobile reply actions

Ah yes...the pink slip derby!!!

I wish they would put up betting lines for those.

BIG NOG for Life
One Step closer to Gleison Tibau @ 145
If the round is too close, it's 10-10, NOT flip a coin 10-9 or late takedown FTW.

by NNR (formerly NameNotRequired) on Dec 15, 2010 9:34 AM EST via mobile up reply actions

Some cuts should have never been there to begin with.

I can’t remember that last time I saw a major event that Doerken was fighting at where he actually won.

by getrawbc on Dec 15, 2010 6:47 AM EST reply actions

He beat Tom Lawlor just 2 events ago

and before that he was on like a 4-fight win streak I think.

by Swedish Chef smerdy herdy verdy on Dec 15, 2010 9:07 AM EST up reply actions

How many times has Doerksen been releases from the UFC? 3 Times Now?

by JimmieGreens on Dec 15, 2010 7:24 AM EST reply actions

guys like him, clementi, mcdonald, ryan jensen.....

they use to serve great purpose so they usually found their ways back after beating up guys on the regional scene. But now with the tight roster space….we’ll be seeing them back fewer and fewer.

BIG NOG for Life
One Step closer to Gleison Tibau @ 145
If the round is too close, it's 10-10, NOT flip a coin 10-9 or late takedown FTW.

by NNR (formerly NameNotRequired) on Dec 15, 2010 9:35 AM EST via mobile up reply actions

What did they think was going to happen against Dan Miller? Does it seem like a good idea to put a guy who just lost to Dollaway against

A guy who had only decision losses to some of the top guys in the weight class? And shouldn’t Kendle Grove be fucking let go by now? El Dirte is a true fighter. Look at his record, he fought anyone and everyone anytime often on short notice. I thought it was three strikes you’re out, but he only lost two.

by snipersniper on Dec 15, 2010 12:56 PM EST reply actions