April 30 is going to mark the end of the glorious career of UFC legend Randy Couture. One of the greatest in the sports history has said that his last fight will take place at the biggest live event UFC has ever produced. He was referring to UFC 129 at the Rogers Center in Toronto on the last day of this month.
At such an important time in UFCs history, itll be interesting to check out what one of the most heavily populated sports sites, FanIQ, has on Couture.
A Google search for content related to Randy Couture on FanIQ returned several pages. Some of the most interesting content include:
Randy Couture Quiz on FanIQ:
This quiz was created by
FanIQ user nicknamed codycarlisle. In the poll, the FanIQ user asks, What is Randy Coutures Nickname? The user gives four options, which are:
The Natural
The Mortal
The Negative
The Native
This quiz has been taken 423 times. If you decide to take the quiz, you know the right answer is The Negative. Kidding; of course its The Natural.
Clip of Couture Slamming Gonzaga on FanIQ:
This clip was submitted by FanIQ user nicknamed legofhidtemp124. It shows Couture slamming Gonzaga in slow motion, enhancing the experience of Coutures fans.
FanIQ Trivia on Couture:
The trivia in question was created by FanIQ user nicknamed Bigsexytp. The user asks in the trivia, Where did Randy Couture wrestle for in College? The user gives four choices that include:
Oklahoma State
Michigan
Illinois
Penn State
The result of this trivia shows that 14% of the trivia takers selected Penn State, 16% selected Illinois, 22% Michigan, and 47% Oklahoma State, which is the correct answer. The fastest to answer correctly were FanIQ users nicknamed toleranc, skunkymell, and Luke4HM, who all took 0.0 seconds (literally no time) to answer the trivia correctly.
About FanIQ:
In case you are not familiar with FanIQ, TechCrunch, a technology blog founded in 2005 by one of Time Magazine's World's 100 Most Influential People, Michael Arrington, calls
FanIQ a sports site that is more focused on entertaining its users than bogging them down with the stats and opinion pieces. FanIQ started in 2006 and today has over 12 million registered sports fans from all over the world, mostly from the U.S., Europe, Brazil and India.
