End of the Road for The American Psycho?

Stephan Bonnar hasn't beaten a contender in over two years. Normally, those kind of results get you a one way ticket out of the UFC, yet Bonnar remains.

Heading into his fight at UFC 100 against Mark Coleman, Keyboard Kimura examines how Bonnar has managed to last this long and what the future may hold for The American Psycho.

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I remember Dana telling him after the Jon Jones’ fight that “he’s not going anywhere” because Bonnar and Griffin’s fight is what catapulted UFC to “mainstream”. I was thinking “BULLSHIT” after he said it. I think another loss (he’ll beat Coleman) and then maybe, “the cut”.

by Big EP on Jun 23, 2009 1:36 PM EDT reply actions

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by Kid Nate on Jun 23, 2009 2:34 PM EDT reply actions

I am pulling for Coleman so I really don’t have an opinion on Bonnar

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by lovingmma25 on Jun 23, 2009 4:24 PM EDT reply actions