Name: Sandee Leather MMA Sparring Glove
Brand: Sandee
SKU: 146010
Price: 65 USD
Availability: InStock

Sandee Leather MMA Sparring Glove - 146010

By Sandee

$65.00

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Model

146010

Store

Century Martial Arts

Manufacturer

Sandee

Detail

Constructed of soft, yet incredibly durable, double-stitched pre-curved premium grade genuine cow hide leather outer shell with extra thick double layer of contoured high-density latex foam inner-core system. Padding on thumb for additional safety in sparring. Full cover piping, finger & thumb loops, & open palm area for safety and comfort. Combination of both elasticated & full velcro wrist-strap closure system for performance, support and ease of on & off. 100% hand-crafted in Thailand. Glove weight: 7oz

Category

Martial Arts

Former UFC heavyweight champion Cain Velasquez was denied bail for a second time on Monday by Judge Shelyna Brown and will remain in jail. Velasquez, along with his attorney Mark Geragos, appeared in court on Monday seeking a release on bail while he awaits trial for attempted murder, premeditated murder charges. In his filing, Velasquez legal team included a motion that Velasquez may be suffering from traumatic brain injury and potentially CTE (chronic traumatic encephalopathy) from his years in combat sports. The judge dismissed the motion. The court would find there is no medical change or any change in circumstance that changes the risk analysis for this court, Judge Brown stated. Velasquez was arrested on Feb. 28 after allegedly ramming a vehicle and firing multiple shots during a 7-mile chase. Velasquez was allegedly pursuing a vehicle carrying Harry Goularte,...

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Cain Velasquez is currently in jail awaiting trial following the alleged attempted murder of the man who had been arrested for allegedly molesting a young relative of the UFC former champion. While Velasquez is awaiting a potential release on bond, a lawyer not connected with the case, has given his expert opinion about Velasquezs chances when his case eventually goes to trial. This is not a complicated case, veteran defense attorney Steve Cooley told MMA Fighting. Anyone who says its nuanced because his motive was to get even for the [alleged] molestation of someone he loved, that that somehow mitigates it -- not really. The MMA community is overwhelmingly supporting Velasquez, despite his actions, following the shooting. Velasquez was arrested after going on an 11-mile high-speed chase attempting to catch Harry Goularte. In the chase, Velasquez allegedly shot Goular...

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Following UFC 274 the trajectory of Tony Ferguson and Charles Oliveiras careers headed in different directions. Oliveira cemented his legacy as one of the greatest UFC lightweights of all time with a first-round submission of Justin Gathje and Ferguson extended his losing streak with a nasty KO. So when the unofficial champion extended an offer to train with Ferguson, it seemed like a logical next step. But apparently, Ferguson is not on the same page. I have to really reflect on what he said, because Chute Boxe is a very good school, Ferguson told MMA Junkie. But he is in my weight class. Im one of the only fighters that he hasnt finished, and I went into that fight practicing zero jiu-jitsu. I didnt do too bad. I didnt do as bad as Dustin Poirier just sitting there laying there. I stayed active and I went for submissions everywhere. Its not like I practiced really ...

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According to Gregor Gillespie, he is not cut from the UFC despite whats going around on Twitter. On Sunday morning a Twitter account that monitors the UFC roster, UFC Roster Watch, tweeted that Gillespie had been removed. Those tweets typically indicate when a fighter has been cut from the UFC, though Gillespie claims thats not the case. https://twitter.com/UFCRosterWatch/status/1525845634493947905s=20&t=8ELDi13rJr-E_G1tq9kbxw Guys Im STILL in the UFC relax. Ill explain, he wrote on Instagram. 1) Im removed from the RANKINGS. Not from the organization. (Fighters are removed from rankings when inactive for a period of time which Im gathering is 12 months.) 2) Im not fucking going ANYWHERE, rankings or not. I love the UFC and contrary to what the haters say about them, the UFC has ALWAYS been more than good to me. Pay is great, everything super organized, the follow u...

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Former UFC light heavyweight champion Jan Blachowicz suffered a cut near the tear duct region of his left eye during the first round of the UFC Vegas 54 main event on Saturday. The top 205-pound contender faced No. 3 ranked Aleksandar Rakic in the featured bout at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas. The match suddenly ended early in the third frame after Rakic suffered a knee injury that rendered him unable to continue. During the events post-fight press conference, Blachowicz revealed that hes going to have hopefully a small surgery on Monday to repair the damage to his eye. Im going to have some small surgery Monday on this eye. Doctors say, maybe going to be small, or maybe going to be bigger. He doesnt know yet. He needs to check, Blachowicz said. With the win over the No. 3 ranked Rakic, Blachowicz believes hes earned a shot at the title he once owned. I...

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Lightweight veteran Michael Johnson returned to the octagon on Saturday after 15 months away from competition on the UFC Vegas 54 fight card in Las Vegas. The Menace broke a four-fight losing streak with a knockout win over Alan Patrick, and it was a much needed win for the 35-year old. Ive been through a lot in my life. Ive had a lot of big wins. Ive had a lot of devastating losses, but thats probably one of the better moments in my life just because I was in such a dark hole, went through so much to get to this point, a year and a half layoff, being broke, trying to figure out things. It feels good, Johnson said during the UFC Vegas 54 Post-fight Press Conference. On such a losing streak heading into Saturdays bout, Johnson was forced to face some hard realities. When youre almost at the top, or at the top and almost there and then youre just reduced to not...

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UFC officials announced the recipients of the performance-based fighter bonuses following Saturdays UFC Vegas 54 fight card at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas. Fight Of The Night: Katlyn Chookagian vs Amanda Ribas Flyweights No. 1 contender Katlyn Chookagian risked her high ranking to fight Brazilian upstart and top-10 strawwight Amanda Ribas, and the two engaged in a scrappy, back-and-forth affair that saw Chookagian on the winning-end of a split decision. Ribas started the fight quickly and got into Chookagians face. From there, Ribas was able to toss Chookagian to the mat and gain some control time. Chookagian rose to her feet with less than two minutes left, though, and made the most of it with high volume to end the round. The second round saw the same pace and patterns, except this time, Chookagian managed her distance and cracked Ribas with several heavy combinations befor...

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