n's was Dun Dada!!Originally Posted by Lakersfan1
this fight was a joke
Originally Posted by Clutchshooter
there's no rush to drop frankie to featherweight just yet. although he would pretty much reign over 145 for all eternity. and yes, im accounting for aldo, faber, and brown.Originally Posted by TheHealthInspector
not much to say for the rest of the fights other than frankie edgar is a beast, guy's takedown defense was ridiculous, but his size will eventually be his downfall, as talented as he is he's just too small for the top fighters
he's only got one defeat on his record and it was to gray who isnt just huge at 155 but a guy who's wrestling would give most fighters in the division problems.
i just want to see one of the two of them get the next title shot as it's well earned for either.
Dana is one of the most unprofessional president i have ever seen in my LIFE! This guy is letting a HUGE fighter leave after one of the mostamazing KO's in recent time. His hatred and favoritism is effecting him in so many ways. (this is if it was Dana's fault which is what im reading)Originally Posted by Mojodmonky1
Originally Posted by Clutchshooter
there's no rush to drop frankie to featherweight just yet. although he would pretty much reign over 145 for all eternity. and yes, im accounting for aldo, faber, and brown.Originally Posted by TheHealthInspector
not much to say for the rest of the fights other than frankie edgar is a beast, guy's takedown defense was ridiculous, but his size will eventually be his downfall, as talented as he is he's just too small for the top fighters
he's only got one defeat on his record and it was to gray who isnt just huge at 155 but a guy who's wrestling would give most fighters in the division problems.
i just want to see one of the two of them get the next title shot as it's well earned for either.
Thoughts on Hendo to Strikeforce anyone?
n's was Dun Dada!!
my stomach hurts now
for the sake of all your funds and material possessions, dont do that.
for the sake of all your funds and material possessions, dont do that.
for the sake of all your funds and material possessions, dont do that.
[h1]Jake Shields open to Strikeforce title defense against Dan Henderson[/h1]
by Dann Stupp on Dec 07, 2009 at 5:35 pm ET
Just hours after Strikeforce announced the signing of former UFC fighter Dan Henderson, one potential opponent said he's open to a matchup.
Henderson, who struck out on a potential second middleweight title shot against UFC champion Anderson Silva before signing a four-fight deal with Strikeforce, apparently won't face similar roadblocks at his new home.
Strikeforce's recently crowned middleweight champion, Jake Shields, stated he considers Henderson "a legend" and would "happily give him a shot at my belt."
Shields posted the comments on his personal Twitter account.
"Hendo (has) always been one of my [favorite] fighters," Shields wrote. "Huge signing for Strikeforce."
Henderson, a former two-belt holder for PRIDE Fighting Championships (until the UFC purchased and disbanded the promotion), bounced between the UFC's middleweight and light heavyweight divisions upon his return in 2007. He fell short in his title shots in both weight classes, and his run toward a second middleweight title fight fell short when negotiations with the UFC fell apart following his July knockout win over Michael Bisping.
Henderson instead signed with Strikeforce and is expected to be part of the organization's CBS cards. Strikeforce recently signed a deal with the U.S. network, and sources close to organization told MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) that CBS executives heavily pushed for the Henderson signing and plan to feature him prominently on its broadcasts.
Shields, in fact, defeated Jason "Mayhem" Miller for the title in the co-main event of Strikeforce's debut show on CBS.
Strikeforce hasn't set a timetable for Henderon's promotional debut, though both Shields and Strikeforce light heavyweight champion Gegard Mousasi are considered likely options for the fighter.
Henderson (25-7), a collegiate wrestling standout who represented the U.S. Olympic teams in 1992 and 1996, has won three consecutive fights and has defeated a host of jiu-jitsu fighters in his 13-year career. Shields (24-4-1), meanwhile, has won 13 consecutive fights and hasn't tasted defeat in nearly five years while racking up wins over the likes of Robbie Lawler, Paul Daley, Carlos Condit and Yushin Okami.
Strikeforce currently has Showtime-televised events set for Dec. 19 and Jan. 30, though no date has been set for a probable second CBS event.
In my mind, this fight would be a lot like the Hendo vs. Rousimar "Paul Harris", but with Heno having no respect for Jake's groundgame.
That doesn't even sound like fun unless Jake gets knocked out.
should be aight i guess...a lot of great fights, but i already have seen or have them all
as well as the struggles of David Loiseau as his career begins to falter
big waste of talent.
Originally Posted by piczon1983
I was watching the penn/sanchez countdown last night and this dude frank mir just keeps on talkin smack!!!! Hopefully Kongo catches him first and knocks him out
