Jimmo goes for a high kick but ends up on his back briefly. But then again, I didn’t see all five previous fights going the distance. Round 1 – Don’t see this one going the distance.
Thoughts: That’s some CRAZY ASS scoring… the 29-26 score means Roop had two 10-8 rounds? No da f*ck way. PMN sees the round 10-9 and the fight 29-28 for Roop.
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Kimura recovers full guard but is unable to deal with this ground and pound attack. Roop passes to half guard as Kimura fights to get free. Nice big left elbow puts a mouse on Kimura’s forehead. Roop continues landing more punches and elbows. Couple nice elbows from Roop as Kimura tries to attack the left arm. Round 3 – Nice hook punch combo from Roop, before he takes Kimura down, now inside his full guard and working ground and pound. Roop is able to get to his feet and goes after Kimura with strikes, then presses Kimura to the cage. Roop evades the first attempt, but Kimura ends up with one hook in, then the second. Kimura gets a takedown though, and goes for Roop’s back. Roop gets to his feet, Kimura puts him against the cage. Kimura shoots in and puts Roop on his back. Clinch, knee from Kimura, Roop presses him to the cage. Round 2 – Overhand right from Roop glances, they clinch briefly. Another couple elbows from Roop before the bell. Kimura trying to attack Roop’s left arm, but he eats a big elbow. They trade knees, Roop then gets a body lock takedown, and takes position inside Kimura’s full guard. Looks to pass as Roop shoots in and gets to his feet, pressing Kimura to the cage. Kimura catches a kick, and eventually gets Roop down on his back. Kimura tries to counter a kick with an overhand right. TUF Nations Finale play-by-play: 135 lbs: Dustin Kimura vs. Tim Gorman by unanimous decision (30-27 x 3) Chris Indich by unanimous decision (30-27 x 3)
Vic Grujic by unanimous decision (30-27 x 3) Sean O’Connell by knockout (punches) Rd 1 (4:27) Leslie Smith by unanimous decision (30-27 x 3) Sam Stout by knockout (punches) Rd 1 (0:30) Akira Corassani by TKO (punches) Rd 2 (0:42) Olivier Aubin-Mercier by split decision (29-28, 28-29, 30-27) – TUF NATIONS WELTERWEIGHT FINAL Sheldon Westcott by TKO (punches) Rd 2 (4:41) – TUF NATIONS MIDDLEWEIGHT FINAL Kyle Noke by unanimous decision (29-28 x 2, 30-27) Michael Bisping by unanimous decision (49-46 x 2, 50-45)
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can check the UFC’s international viewing guide for information on how to watch the TUF Nations Finale fights live. ET, and then the main card on FOX Sports 1 at 7 p.m. ET, moving to the FOX Sports 1 prelims at 5 p.m. will provide LIVE results and play-by-play commentary of the event beginning with the UFC Fight Pass prelims at 3:15 p.m. Headlining the event will be a middleweight match-up between Michael Bisping and Tim Kennedy, and the card also features the welterweight and middleweight finals of TUF Nations: Canada vs. Sounded more 'real'.The Ultimate Fighter Nations Finale takes place today from the Pepsi Colisee in Quebec City, Quebec, Canada. The native file just had more inner texture resolution. For instance, a loss of inner texture on some of the louder horn passages. But the only losses I could hear were slight.
I had expected more audible loss in the remodulation process. The DSD256 upconvert sounded very close, though. So that answers one question I had about remodulation.īut enough about measurements, what was more interesting is listening!! I predictably preferred the DSD64 file, since that is the native master rate. What is interesting is in the upconversion the noise profile doesn't seem to change at all. I did a conversion to PCM on both, and they had identical frequency response all the way up to Nyquist at the DXD sample rate I used for conversion. I found the comparison of the DSD64 native file of the Mahler symphony compared to the DSD256 upconvert interesting.
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