Mark Hominick and Eddie Yagin just spent 9 minutes remodeling each other's faces at UFC 145. Eddie Yagin rocked Mark Hominck in the first round a couple of times with some pretty big overhand rights. As the second round went on and Yagin continuously connected with Mark Hominick's face, you could actually watch the slow progression of the hemotoma growing under Hominick's eye. At one point the hemotoma appeared to split in two and then fuse back together like some sort of animal with regeneration abilities.

Hominick started to get his rhythm and back in the second round and his fists made Eddie Yagin's nose and mouth look like some sort of bloody slingshot. Thick rubbery bands of blood were slinging everywhere as Hominick laid into Yagin, but Yagin kept pressing forward. The two spent the next round and a half turning the Octagon into a hemophiliac's worst nightmare. Yagin walked away with the split decision victory and Mark Hominicak walked away with a hemotoma only slightly smaller than the one Jose Aldo gave him last April.

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+7 # Guest 2012-04-21 21:07

yagin is such a warrior. reminds me of a yougn andy wang

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+2 # Guest 2012-04-22 04:25

xDD

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+2 # Sambro 2012-04-22 11:01

Yagin's face is melting:

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-5 # Guest 2012-04-21 21:16

andy wang!? LOL

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZ76VkRe-gA

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-3 # Guest 2012-04-21 21:42

FUCKING TERRIBLE JUDGES

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+6 # dkommel 2012-04-22 10:28

This fight seriously could have gone either way. People would be bitching if Hominick had won as well. Don't act like this was a clear cut decision.

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-3 # Guest 2012-04-22 11:07

It was pretty clear after round one... It was Jabfest 2012 and Hominick was the only act, but I agree. I once bitched about a decision to Mauro on Twitter and he scolded me proper lol.

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0 # BLAHZAY253 2012-10-31 19:50

either way?...hominick clearly got dropped twice...bottom line...yagin controlled the ground also...unanimou s is wut it shouldve been

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+11 # TIMinBALTIMORE 2012-04-21 21:43

He flatlined Hominick in the first and then woke him back up with the next shot.

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-10 # greatjake 2012-04-21 22:05

how was 3rd round not a 10-8???

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0 # Tobikan Judan 2012-04-22 06:32

i could see that argument off of the sheer amount of head shots that Yagin took AND the damage that Hominick inflicted on him.
I would have gave the split to Mark, but I can see how judges would have seen those 2 knockdowns as really huge.

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+5 # Guest 2012-04-22 06:57

This fight proves only one thing:

Hominick's weakness is Asian or Half Asian dudes.

Korean Zombo VS Yagin ?

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+6 # Guest 2012-04-22 07:45

Yagin gained me as a fan, I like his
style and I think he did flat out beat
Hominick. Great fight regardless who won.

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+4 # Sambro 2012-04-22 09:38

So many upsets last night.

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+4 # Guest 2012-04-22 11:42

that Hominick is much better than that. What he showed at UFC 145 is far from what he's capable of. I think he should sit out for a while until he recovers from losing his coach, best friend, brother Shawn Tompkins. This is the key to why he's on a losing streak now and why he cannot perform to his abilities.

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