UFC Undisputed 2010 Roster Revealed

[MC Fatigue]

Gamespot has just revealed the roster for UFC Undisputed 2010.

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"We're just about a month away from the release of UFC Undisputed 2010, THQ's latest game in its blockbuster mixed martial arts series. In previous months, we've explored the changes to the fighting system to UFC 2010, and later this week, we'll have an updated look at the game's Career mode. But today, we've got a look at the entire roster for the game. A quick peek at the full roster is all you might need to figure out that THQ is going big with this year's game...from heavyweight down to lightweight, every division in the game has seen some significant additions. And, as in last year's game, certain fighters are able to switch between divisions, which has been noted in the roster below. If you're looking to know more about UFC Undisputed 2010 and the game's roster, check out our Tuesday, April 27 episode of Today on the Spot. In it, we're joined by some special guests from the UFC, breaking down the roster, the game, and all things UFC 2010."

[toine2983]

It's on now, here's the link.

http://www.gamespot.com/shows/today-on-the-spot/

[toine2983]

Here's the full roster according to Gamespot:

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The full roster for UFC Undisputed 2010: KEY • (N) New fighters to the UFC Undisputed franchise • (P) Fighters accessible exclusively with retail promotions (e.g. GameStop in the US) • (L) Legendary fighters exclusive to the PlayStation 3 HEAVYWEIGHT DIVISION Mustapha Al-Turk (N) Andrei Arlovski Pat Barry (N) Shane Carwin (N) Mirko Cro Cop Junior Dos Santos (N) Todd Duffee (N) Gabriel Gonzaga Antoni Hardonk Heath Herring Marcus Jones (P) Cheick Kongo Brock Lesnar Justin McCully James McSweeney (P) Frank Mir Roy Nelson (P) Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira Eddie Sanchez Brendan Schaub (P) Dan Severn (L) Kimbo Slice (N) Stefan Struve (N) Cain Velasquez Fabricio Werdum HEAVYWEIGHT & LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT DIVISIONS Mark Coleman Brandon Vera LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT DIVISION Ryan Bader Stephan Bonnar Jason Brilz (N) Luiz Cane (N) Steve Cantwell (N) Rashad Evans Forrest Griffin Matt Hamill (N) Quinton “Rampage” Jackson Keith Jardine Jon Jones (N) Chuck Liddell Lyoto Machida Tito Ortiz Mauricio Rua Thiago Silva Krzysztof Soszynski (N) LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT & MIDDLEWEIGHT DIVISIONS Vitor Belfort (N) Michael Bisping Rich Franklin Wilson Gouveia Dan Henderson Anderson Silva MIDDLEWEIGHT DIVISION Yoshihiro Akiyama (N) Ricardo Almeida Alan Belcher (N) Patrick Cote (N) Kendall Grove Dennis Kang (N) Chris Leben Demian Maia Nate Marquardt Drew McFedries Dan Miller (N) Yushin Okami Nate Quarry (N) Chael Sonnen (N) MIDDLEWEIGHT & WELTERWEIGHT DIVISIONS Martin Kampmann Mike Swick WELTERWEIGHT DIVISION Thiago Alves Carlos Condit (N) Marcus Davis Jon Fitch Royce Gracie (L) Dan Hardy (N) Dustin Hazelett (N) Matt Hughes Anthony Johnson Dong Hyun Kim (N) Josh Koscheck Chris Lytle Karo Parisyan Amir Sadollah Georges St-Pierre Paulo Thiago (N) Frank Trigg (N) James Wilks (N) WELTERWEIGHT & LIGHTWEIGHT DIVISIONS BJ Penn Diego Sanchez Matt Serra Sean Sherk LIGHTWEIGHT DIVISION Nate Diaz Frankie Edgar Efrain Escudero Terry Etim (N) Spencer Fisher Kenny Florian Hermes Franca Tyson Griffin Clay Guida (N) Joe Lauzon Gray Maynard Cole Miller (N) Ross Pearson (N) Kurt Pellegrino (N) Jens Pulver (L) Dennis Siver (N) Joe Stevenson Caol Uno (N)

http://www.gamespot.com/news/6260476.html

[allBthere]

They forgot at least one (wandy)

I'm pleasantly surprised about Alan Belcher. I love Muay Thai and I like his style, so it's good to see a mid-range guy I can use a lot online most likely.

[allBthere]

Quote: Originally Posted by MC Fatigue

Wow - this video looks really good to me. The gameplay looks really improved. And another thing, Machida takes Rua down around 5:47 and it doesn't look like a counter take down, it just looks like he shoots in and he takes Rua right down without that battle that happened every single take down in 2009. Watching a little further, it looks like 2009 is light years behind what 2010 is at. 2010 looks ****ing great.

you know what really stood out to me was the new posture system. i finally 'get it' now AND it looks great. Rashad using head movement from the top and it also looked like rampage was using wrist control - even if it's only cosmetic it's still a good touch and the ground and pound looks way better because of it.

I really like seeing people who are playing balls to the wall getting ko'd early. This means two good people using good fighters will have to be cautious and it will make for really tense fights.

This is looking like it will be my personal goty. The career looks fantastic, the tournament mode alone is great online and off cpu vs cpu etc...customization of movesets for caf's 'updated content', online camps, 12 year career, way more moves, cut stoppages, leg kick significance, stance switching, sways, new muay thai knee setup and clinch system, cage work, kick-catching options, submission switching and on and on. I'm really pumped for this big time. Huge upgrade.

[Parasight]

No Sotiropolous

[mikenoob]

I wonder how do you initiate a submission switch. They stated the guy defending would have to spin the opposite direction therefore giving you the advantage because they would have to spin the other way (possibly slower) and you can keep on spinning in the same direction.

[jeremym480]

Wow, the ground game and cage work looks amazing!!