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#1481
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Yeah, that's very true. If Fedor really wanted to fight the best of the best, he
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Take a good long look at this [/Fedor 31 - 1 - 0 Lesnar 4 - 1 - 0 Anything else? |
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It's not Fedor's fault that he signed with Strikeforce. He is under contract with M-1 Global and they are the ones calling the shots. M-1 demanded co-promotions with the UFC and Dana White said NO WAY...and I don't blame him. Strikeforce agreed to co-promoting so they signed there.
Fedor isn't scared of any of the UFC's heavyweights or any other heavyweight fighters. |
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Don't think it gets any worse from here on out for the HW division.
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No shit, it's Velasquez and... well, Velasquez. Okay, Junior Dos Santos too, but he wasn't in the title picture quite yet. That's the only decent fight I see happening anytime soon for the HW's. Isn't Mir fighting Kongo or something? That really isn't interesting either.
Yeah, it's really bad. |
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Fedor 31-1... 31 wins against who? Bums! Awesome clip you posted though; I've been forwarding that all day. Last edited by KingofKings2525; 11-17-2009 at 04:56 PM.. |
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Let's flip the question, though: Which of Lesnar's exploits and accomplishments leads you to believe that he can offer a challenge to someone like Fedor? Because as of right now he has defeated Frank Mir and that old guy in the cage. |
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King of what again? The ignoramus?
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Fedor is over rated and that will be his legacy... he will always be a question mark in the history books because he dodged real fighters. Too bad so sad, sorry... your hero runs from real fights. The Lesnar argument seems to be mute now that you posted a story that he may never fight again so I can't really back it up. Though, if and when he fights again, I expect complete domination... and I expect it against real fighters in the UFC. Say it with me... r-e-a-l f-i-g-h-t-e-r-s i-n t-h t-h t-h-e U-F-C. |
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As usual, you add nothing to the conversation. Troll.
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Fedor Has fought all bums? Cro Cop-At the time he fought Fedor a top 10 HW Nogueira-Another Top 10 HW at the time Sylvia-UFC'S former HW champ in 36 seconds none the less Matt Lindland-Far from A bum Semmy Schilt-At the time was considerably a top HW but has fallen off as of late. A roided out Randleman-How many other fighters can you see surviving that monstrous slam? and then turning around and slapping a kimura on randleman for the win. Mark hunt-Walked right through him. Ya all bums, those fuckers there. These are a few of Fedor's accomplishments off the top of my head. Now I will repepeat my question, what has Lesnar done or accompolished to you that you would think he would pressent any kind of Challenge for Fedor the best fighter in the world? I will continue to sit here and educate you if that's what you want. You obviously don't understand the business aspect of mma, The only issue is Dana's conflict with co-promotion by not co-promoting he is keeping Fedor out of the UFC. Last edited by SL Dubbs; 11-18-2009 at 11:47 AM.. |
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MMA is starting to get really boring. I don't see very many good fighters out there that aren't champions.
TUF is a good example. Early on the show, there was a lot of talent out there that was unknown. Now, it's a bunch of regular guys trying to be MMA superstars, which they aren't. If you take away Penn, GSP, A. Silva, and Fedor, the talent level is pretty balanced, but they're very average if you ask me. Just look at the UFC's PPV headliners this year. Many of them have been total garbage. Jackson vs. Jardine Sanchez vs. Stevenson Silva vs. Leites Franklin vs. Silva Couture vs. Vera Ortiz vs. Griffin II....Anthony Johnson-Josh Koscheck co-headlining? Are you kidding me? This shouldn't be on PPV. ^I find those headliners to either be 1) garbage, 2) one-sided matchups, 3) unmeaninfgul Even headliners like Evans-Machida with Hughes-Serra co-headling sucked. That whole Machida-Shogun card was boring as well. There have only been a handful of good headliners: St. Pierre vs. Penn II Lesnar vs. Mir II/St. Pierre vs. Alves Penn vs. Florian/Silva vs. Griffin Last edited by HurricanesR1; 11-19-2009 at 12:06 PM.. |
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Where's DarkKnight? I told you Aldo would win the title!
![]() I'll admit that when I said it, it was kind of a blind assumption (and didn't really think about how he matched up against Brown), but I just was completely impressed with what I had seen from Aldo, and man he didn't disappoint. I would really like to see Faber Vs. Aldo next. Hurricane - For me, a fight is a fight. Whether it's a title fight or not, or it's supposed to be lopsided I still have fun watching them. |
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UFC 106: ORTIZ VS. GRIFFIN 2
should've been called UFC 106: STUPID EXCUSES I mean what with Tito's "Try fighting with a crack skull!" And Koscheck's fake ass left eye 'injury' Fuck Koscheck and Fuck Tito |
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Penn/Sanchez
will either go the distance, or BJ will submit Sanchez. He will overwhelm him with the striking, take him down, outwrestle him, and then submit him. Kongo will outstrike Mir to the point where the ref has to stop it. But of course, Mir will probably get lucky and pull off a submission. He's not a striker. I don't care what anyone thinks about how he was the first man to ever finish off Nogueira or knocking out that hack Wes Sims, Mir cannot stand up. |
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Penn, submission R3
Mir, submission R1 Florian, decision (hoping for Captain Caveman) Fitch, decision Buentello, KO R2 Gouveia, TKO R2 Wiman, submission R1 Hendricks, decision Paul Harris, decision Garcia, KO R1 Burns, decision |
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Why would Mir need to get lucky to pull of a submission against one the worst(if not the worst) grapplers in the ufc? All that happened tonight was Kongo getting exposed for how shitty his ground game really is.
Last edited by SL Dubbs; 12-12-2009 at 11:32 PM.. |
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Penn dominated as expected. That dude is so good at 155.
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I forgot to do my picks but they were something like this...
Sanchez by TKO Kongo by TKO Guida by Decision Fitch by Decision Buentello by TKO Those were who I wanted to win, if I had money on the fights, they would have been different. I wanted Sanchez to win, but I really felt that Penn was going to beat him standing up (though I didn't think it was going to be so one-sided). I wanted Kongo to win, but I felt Mir was going to win by submission (I was blown away by his performance, the power, the submission, the "killer instinct"). I hate Mir because of his attitude, but man, he impressed me... I really want to see him fight Brock now, I think he could school him standing up. |
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Mir has impressed me too. Congradulations Frank,
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As of now I have turned most of my attention to the HW division. GSP and Silva will continue to dominate anyone whose name isn't GSP or Silva. Until the two face off my interest will regain in the lower weight classes.
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Did Dana White ever say that those two would square off in '10? That's a dream match in the making. I honestly think that Silva would win though. GSP would obviously try to take Silva down, but his pin point accuarcy with his fists would be too much for Rush. He's a great wrestler. No doubt about that. But his standup has got nothing on Silva's.
Who's looking forward to UFC 108 tomorrow? The card looks like it's absolutely shit. But you never know, there could be a show stealer and an early candidate for fight of the year. I'm just watching it to see who will win beween Evans and Silva. It seems logical that they would put the guys who's only losses are against the light heavyweight champion (No not Shogun, Machida). I don't necessarily like either one of them, nor am I cheering at all. My prediction: It ends in the first round. |
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Fedor Emelianenko’s manager Vadim Finkelstein has posted a message on Twitter this morning (Twitter.com/vfinkelstein) is sure to get people talking:
Negotiations with UFC going on again. I hope you fans will be happy this time) UFC president Dana White spoke to Sherdog.com last week and stated that he and M-1 had talked “more recently than anyone would think.” www.mmanews.com |
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Frank Mir versus Cain Velasquez would be an outstanding match. I gotta say though, I have no idea what will happen in those two fights. I'm usually pretty good at predicting stuff (excpet for the Rashad/Silva fight), but I have no clue what will occur in the Mir/Carwin fight and the Velasquez/Noguiera fight. Velasquez is an outstanding wrestler, but Big Nog's probably the second best grappler on the ground today. So Velasquez would have to fight perfectly (which he's always done), to pull off a win. But as we all know, Nogueira's a sneaky bastard and can bait anyone in with a submission. I don't see that fight going to a decision.
And the same thing goes with the Carwin/Mir fight. No decision for that one. Knockout or Tap Out. either way, I'm excited for both of these fights. I do hope that Carwin beats Frank though. Just because I hate the guy so much. When Carwin was supposed to be going up against Brock, I was against him. But I guess I can cheer for him for one night. |
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What in particular makes you hate Frank Mir? I don't think you have ever given a reason. I think he's one of the smartest fighters very respectful and has some of the best Ju Jitsu in the sport.
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I'm not doubting how good the guy is now. I always used to think that he really did get lucky in every fight. But after that fight with Kongo, I've seen the light, he is damn good.
He's respectful AFTER the fight. He always has to make every fight personal. That's what I don't like about the guy. There's a difference between trying to get into your opponent's head and just coming off like a complete asshole. The rematch between him and Brock wouldn't have gotten so personal had Frank not run his mouth like he always does. I'm giving him credit where credit is do, he's very smart at analyzing fights and what have ya, and he's a great commentator. And most importantly, yes, he's damn good. But the douchebagery in his attitude is something I could do without, even though that's very common with most MMA fighters. By the way, I know Brock can be a real prick too, but there's a difference between him and Frank: Brock has fun with it, Frank doesn't |
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BROCK IS BACK BABY!!!! Maybe if Frank beats Carwin for the Interim Championship (the made up title), Brock can batter his face apart the THIRD time, thank you very much.
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http://www.mmafighting.com/2010/01/2...ssue-recovery/ January 20, 2010: Lesnar speaks publicly for the first time on a live appearance accompanied by White on ESPN's SportsCenter. The UFC champ calls his recovery a "miracle" and won't need life-changing surgery. He will be back in the summer to face the winner of Mir vs. Carwin. On this date, Lesnar weighing 273 pounds, says he's "feeling 100 percent." Last edited by SL Dubbs; 01-21-2010 at 06:48 PM.. |
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Lesnar-Mir III? Yawn
I saw Lesnar beat Mir down twice already. I don't need to see it a third time. |
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I'm leaning towards Carwin winning the interim just for the sheer entertainment value of the wheels coming off Mir's wagon and him completely falling apart mentally with the loss. Cain-Nog's winner (hoping for Nog) facing Lesnar would be a hoot as well.
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Fedor is going to UFC sooner or later... as simple as that!
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I think MMA has already reached its peak. Chael Sonnen could be the next #1 contender with a 4-3 UFC record (if he beats Marquardt). This is really a joke. The matchups are getting beyond boring. These "new" fighters are wanna-be's and aren't in the league with the current elite fighters. I guess sooner or later there will be a heavyweight tournament of former NFL players to see who gets the next shot at the heavyweight title.
LMAO at WEC on PPV. How many title shots is Donald Cerrone going to get? JAN 09 vs. Jamie Varner....LOST OCT 09 vs. Ben Henderson....LOST He is 0-2 in title shots so why is he getting a rematch with Henderson after he already got schooled once by him? |
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I'm thinking Couture-Coleman this weekend will go the distance. Neither guy I don't think can finish off their opponents like they used to anymore. Two seasoned veterans man, great match up.
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