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I thought it was a parody of Weidman-Silva because of their trunks.
The MMA Thread: DON'T ASK 4 STREAMS & NO GIFS- Cannonier, Imavov, Reyes, Rosas on NOW
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Damnnn... :x
Jacare/Mousasi moved to the Sept. 5 Foxwoods card as Main or Co-Main. I'm assuming Main...
This CT dude is pumped
Jacare/Mousasi moved to the Sept. 5 Foxwoods card as Main or Co-Main. I'm assuming Main...
This CT dude is pumped
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Maybe Aldo's opponents will want to check his kicks more too.
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got damn lol! dudes are going to have to start double thinking throwing those kicks full power.
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Looks like Frankie wants Cub
Cub: "I have been promised a title shot and the last time I checked Edgar doesn't have a title. But, I wouldn't mind punching him"
Frankie's footwork too good, will avoid Cub's accurate and heavy shots enough to a decision. It's a shame that Cub won't get back to the title because Aldo got hurt, I was really waiting for him to seek redemption. Either way I'd be hyped for the stand up war.
Cub: "I have been promised a title shot and the last time I checked Edgar doesn't have a title. But, I wouldn't mind punching him"
Frankie's footwork too good, will avoid Cub's accurate and heavy shots enough to a decision. It's a shame that Cub won't get back to the title because Aldo got hurt, I was really waiting for him to seek redemption. Either way I'd be hyped for the stand up war.
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frankie will give cub that work.
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i think cub can do well against edgar. i believe he is quicker, slightly better boxing, nice body kicks that can hurt frankie. good fight doe. frankie is good everywhere.
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I have Cowboy by finish against Miller. Cowboy got lucky against Barboza though and I feel like Cowboy's best days are behind him. I think he'd get that work from Pettis (again), Bendo (again x3), Gil and Nate (again). That's not even mentioning Khabib and Thomson and RDA who already dominated him.. Aint no shame in that but the division is just loaded. Tough to be king at 55. I don't think Cowboy has it in him.. he makes any fight fireworks though.
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The fight with Pettis was nice. Brutal body strikes. Wish Pettis could stay healthy. Enjoy seeing him kick the crap out of people. Him body kicking henderson 6-7 times in a row was great to watch.
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UFC throwing money at beasts just to get Ronda some comp. Maybe this is why Dana was so mad when they leaked they might have another opponent for her soon.
http://msn.foxsports.com/ufc/story/undefeated-women-s-star-holly-holm-signs-with-the-ufc-071014
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http://msn.foxsports.com/ufc/story/undefeated-women-s-star-holly-holm-signs-with-the-ufc-071014
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I approve.
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Holly Holm has some nice cakes.
The world is so damn big, they need a way to find more female fighter who can do work in the octagon.
The world is so damn big, they need a way to find more female fighter who can do work in the octagon.
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Are they going to give Holm a wrestler in her first fight? Be smart not to. I can't wait for her to get at Rousey, but can Holm defend a takedown?
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ronda will merk her.
an olympic level greco roman wrestler with good boxing to fight ronda would be ideal opponent. a female version of randy couture.
an olympic level greco roman wrestler with good boxing to fight ronda would be ideal opponent. a female version of randy couture.
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I don't know that Holm has ever faced anyone who's good enough to really provide her much of a challenge. From what I've read she's pretty good at sprawling and brawling and has finished all but 1 of her fights, so I don't know that she could defend against an arm bar over the course of three rounds.
But her striking is elite and her style is definitely one that would give Ronda trouble. Until she closes the distance and gets a hold of her...
But her striking is elite and her style is definitely one that would give Ronda trouble. Until she closes the distance and gets a hold of her...
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She better train with Olympic level judo dudes every day then if she wants to become champ one day.
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She trains with Greg Jackson and Bones. She's got world class grapplers in her gym. How much she's getting from them who knows.
If she got in a ring with Ronda today though, I doubt she'd be able to do much once Rowdy got her hands on her.
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It's tough to train for Ronda because even if you include the men there aren't many high level judokas on either side in MMA. Being a judoka 99% of Ronda's takedowns come from the clinch/tie up so classic freestyle wrestling shot defense like sprawling is useless. This is why a Greco roman wrestler would be perfect to counter a judoka in MMA; They specialize in fighting from the high clinch and a strong GR wrestler would be able to neutralize ronda.
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Being with Jackson certainly helps Holm prepare, but I highly doubt they can have anyone truly emulate Ronda's style when sparring.
Red is right, a Greco wrestler would be ideal, but I STILL see Ronda retiring with the belt. Holm, Cyborg, Zingano. They all go down.
Red is right, a Greco wrestler would be ideal, but I STILL see Ronda retiring with the belt. Holm, Cyborg, Zingano. They all go down.
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I believe in cyborg. She only wants to strike so she's pretty limited.
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Holm and Cyborg should start preparing for Rousey now. The first thing I would do would be to call up Edith Bosch (she beat Ronda in the Olympics), Kayla Harrison (won gold for US at 2012 Olympics in judo), or even call up Hector Lombard. They all prepare for the arm bar but you never hear about any of them focusing on stopping her takedown.
Damn, I guess Aldo's ticked off by all the things Mendes is saying. He's calling him a p--sy and accusing him of taking PEDs.
Damn, I guess Aldo's ticked off by all the things Mendes is saying. He's calling him a p--sy and accusing him of taking PEDs.
Shots fired.
Jose Aldo was not happy to hear what Chad Mendes had to say about him. In a recent interview to The MMA Hour, Mendes said the UFC featherweight champion "can’t run forever" after the cancellation of their rematch at UFC 176.
Aldo, who decided not to do any interviews after he got injured and was forced out of the Aug. 2 card, decided to fire back.
The Nova Uniao talent sent a statement to Combate, calling Mendes a "pu--y" and accusing him of taking illegal substances.
"Maybe I have so many injuries because I’m not taking the same ‘supplements’ you take," Aldo wrote. "I have injuries because I train a lot to beat you like I did last time, and I think you remember that and still have nightmares about it. I did all the medical exams I had to do, but if you’re a doctor now, I can send them so you can take a look. Maybe you can prescript one of your supplements so I can heal faster.
"The one who gets beat up usually runs away from another beating, but you can’t run forever because I’m going after you. Before the cage is closed you can say whatever you want, because once they close it you won’t be able to open your mouth, so keep talking while you have a mouth. And who are you to say where we are going to fight? I don’t think Dana White would be happy to see someone making his decisions."
Mendes doesn’t sound happy with the possibility of his rematch being moved to the UFC 179 card in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in October.
"You’re the one who seems to only fight at your home, who desperately doesn’t want to fight in Brazil," Aldo replied. "I got injured before and my fight with Frankie Edgar was (the fight) moved from Brazil to Las Vegas. I fought your coach (Urijah Faber) in your home (Sacramento), fought at Mark Hominick’s home in front of 55,000 fans, I fought in Japan and Europe. And now you tell me you want to be the champion? A champion doesn’t choose opponents or where the fight is going to be. And now I ask you, who’s the real pu--y?"
Jose Aldo was not happy to hear what Chad Mendes had to say about him. In a recent interview to The MMA Hour, Mendes said the UFC featherweight champion "can’t run forever" after the cancellation of their rematch at UFC 176.
Aldo, who decided not to do any interviews after he got injured and was forced out of the Aug. 2 card, decided to fire back.
The Nova Uniao talent sent a statement to Combate, calling Mendes a "pu--y" and accusing him of taking illegal substances.
"Maybe I have so many injuries because I’m not taking the same ‘supplements’ you take," Aldo wrote. "I have injuries because I train a lot to beat you like I did last time, and I think you remember that and still have nightmares about it. I did all the medical exams I had to do, but if you’re a doctor now, I can send them so you can take a look. Maybe you can prescript one of your supplements so I can heal faster.
"The one who gets beat up usually runs away from another beating, but you can’t run forever because I’m going after you. Before the cage is closed you can say whatever you want, because once they close it you won’t be able to open your mouth, so keep talking while you have a mouth. And who are you to say where we are going to fight? I don’t think Dana White would be happy to see someone making his decisions."
Mendes doesn’t sound happy with the possibility of his rematch being moved to the UFC 179 card in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in October.
"You’re the one who seems to only fight at your home, who desperately doesn’t want to fight in Brazil," Aldo replied. "I got injured before and my fight with Frankie Edgar was (the fight) moved from Brazil to Las Vegas. I fought your coach (Urijah Faber) in your home (Sacramento), fought at Mark Hominick’s home in front of 55,000 fans, I fought in Japan and Europe. And now you tell me you want to be the champion? A champion doesn’t choose opponents or where the fight is going to be. And now I ask you, who’s the real pu--y?"
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