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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Must have for any UFC fan,
This review is from: UFC Encyclopedia (Hardcover)
Amazing! if your fan of the UFC then you must get this book. if your an old school UFC fan this book takes you through event UFC event from 1 to 130. It also gives you profiles and quotes from almost every fighter to compete in the UFC. As well as an overview of every season of TUF from 1 to 12 and tells you what a lot those fighters are up to nowdays.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Nice book, but....,
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This review is from: UFC Encyclopedia (Hardcover)
I got this book yesterday, and I immediately started to browse through it. The layout, colours, quality of pictures and the information is great. if you like UFC, you will love this book. it has pretty much every UFC fighter in history in it, and all the fights, the ufc history, Ultimate fighter, which champion beat who, etc etc.The only downside is that this book needed to get printed with a very rushed deadline. the amount of mistakes is insane: wrong weights ( 280 pounds/180 kilos) wrong records ( 15-1 overal and 0-0 UFC, this for a ufc champion...) I have only spent one hour looking through it, and I found a lot of mistakes. I even found some typos and photoshop errors, which is not acceptable for a book like this. Was this even proofread? All in all I recommend this book, but the sloppiness is unacceptable.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Perfect for UFC fans, By
This review is from: UFC Encyclopedia (Hardcover)
Bought this for my husband for his birthday and he loved it. It looks at all the fighters (in alphabetical order) the bouts and The Ultimate fighter series too. He didn't put it down for ages!
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