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GSP is going to DESTROY that punkass Serra
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GSP will be clowing Sera like he just did Hughes.
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damn chuck beat silva?
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Originally Posted by His diabolical Majesty
damn chuck beat silva?
Chuck has Silvas face looking like hamburger. He looked hella focused for the match, hopefully he continues to train and keep this in him... the old ChuckLiddell > the rock-star Chuck Liddell.
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On the side not, Mandy Moore was lookin
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Ya Liddell didnt look too great, even though he won, it seemed like he backed off when he could have finished it.
But Silva can take a good beat down, dude wasnt getting KOd
But Silva can take a good beat down, dude wasnt getting KOd
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He was smart to do so. Silva was gonna go for broke and could've gotten caught.
Outside of the Liddell/Silva fight, all the fights were one sided.
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Two overrated fighters fought and Silva preferred to put on a show than to finish the fight. Wheres the Muay Thai knees and elbows? Wheres the ground game?Wheres the ground and pound when he had a chance?
I still seen the same Chuck from any other fight he's fought. He's just lucky Silva was shorter and lacked reach. Chuck was smart to not go for a KObecause he may have gotten caught.
Still Chuck loses his next fight. Silva may get wise and look to win instead of putting on a show.
Machida is looking good.
Lastly but not least GSP is insane. I mean his evolution as a fighter is amazing and could make him P4P with some more great wins. I don't see anyonestopping him. He's too focused and just too dang good anywhere in the ring.
I still seen the same Chuck from any other fight he's fought. He's just lucky Silva was shorter and lacked reach. Chuck was smart to not go for a KObecause he may have gotten caught.
Still Chuck loses his next fight. Silva may get wise and look to win instead of putting on a show.
Machida is looking good.
Lastly but not least GSP is insane. I mean his evolution as a fighter is amazing and could make him P4P with some more great wins. I don't see anyonestopping him. He's too focused and just too dang good anywhere in the ring.
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I was mad that Melvin lost to Rich. Being from LA, I'm familiar with both of those guys, and what sucks for Mel, is he gets the really bad pub., because ofthe coke incident and being brash and cocky, but Clementi is one of the bigger jerks on the LA MMA scene.
I want to see a re-match
I want to see a re-match
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Agreed. I've met Melvin and dude seems like a good guy. Either way, he always has a lot of passion when he fights, win or lose. I've met Rich onceat a seminar and he was a jerk off. He has a big head and honestly, who in the hell has he beat.
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man chuck took care of business and GSP won easily sad to say i despise that man
side note did anyone see GSP mounting his trainer in between rounds what was that about?
side note did anyone see GSP mounting his trainer in between rounds what was that about?
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lol... there were 3 dudes from my home city of Temecula fighting tonight. Eddie Sanchez, Sokudju, and Soa Palelei
... Sanchez and Palelei fighting for the battle of Temecula
Anyway, we were watching with one of my friends who trains at Team Quest... he wasn't too happy tonight
Anyway, we were watching with one of my friends who trains at Team Quest... he wasn't too happy tonight
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He's a punk. He talks !*%#, beats bums, but anytime he steps in against a quality opponent, he gets whooped.
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Good win by GSP, very exciting match. I liked how he won too. His wrestling abilities have definitely grown.
Congrats to Liddell, i was rooting for silva, but silva was garbage in the octagon today
. Didn't see him use his knees or reach.
Congrats to Liddell, i was rooting for silva, but silva was garbage in the octagon today
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Anyway, I wouldn't discount Serra so quickly. Last time EVERYBODY said the same thing and look what happened. Hell, this year was full of upsets. Thefact is anything can happen....but damn GSP was a beast today.
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GSP is a bad man
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panko whos that in your avar
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GSP Just dominated Hughes, Again. that throw GSP got before his armbar was
didn't even looked like he tried! Thankfully I won my money and the people paid out quick. Hughes is done... well not done but I think he reallyneeds to start focusing.
The PPV was a snorefest though... Soa and Sanchez almost made me want to leave and not watch the rest. Silva liddell was a good brawl of punches. GSP andHughes
another one for the Rush St Pierre
The PPV was a snorefest though... Soa and Sanchez almost made me want to leave and not watch the rest. Silva liddell was a good brawl of punches. GSP andHughes
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we almost didnt get the ppv because my buddy's receiver wasnt hooked up right but we managed to get it in time for the last two fights.
liddell/silva was entertaining as heck. iceman pummeled silva. silva's head is made of iron, can't believe he didnt get ko'd. you know liddellwanted the victory so bad, since when does he ever utilize his wrestling background? great fight.
gsp/hughes was pretty one sided but still entertaining, gsp's armbar was dope.
the last two fights alone were worth it for me, great ppv.
liddell/silva was entertaining as heck. iceman pummeled silva. silva's head is made of iron, can't believe he didnt get ko'd. you know liddellwanted the victory so bad, since when does he ever utilize his wrestling background? great fight.
gsp/hughes was pretty one sided but still entertaining, gsp's armbar was dope.
the last two fights alone were worth it for me, great ppv.
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pretty good matches
i was dissappointed that silva didnt use ALL his skills. wanderlei was winning the second round until he got that cut.
gsp is looking better and better
hughes needs to change up his style... he seems very predictable in gsp perspective. the whole time hughes was being passive and kept getting beat on thetakedowns.
i was dissappointed that silva didnt use ALL his skills. wanderlei was winning the second round until he got that cut.
gsp is looking better and better
hughes needs to change up his style... he seems very predictable in gsp perspective. the whole time hughes was being passive and kept getting beat on thetakedowns.
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Nah I wasn't the guy and I was never a Pride guy either. I never got a chance to watch too much of Pride but I did feel Silva could win. Neversaid Chuck didn't have a chance but his style is still garbage and him fighting someone the same size(Jardine) or bigger(Jackson) Chuck gets own3d.Originally Posted by Outlaw83
Weren't you the same guy that said that Lidell would not stand a chance against Silva a year ago? Good excuse, maybe next time Silva will grow 5 inches taller. Damn Pride nuthuggers are annoying...hop off already.
Anyway, I wouldn't discount Serra so quickly. Last time EVERYBODY said the same thing and look what happened. Hell, this year was full of upsets. The fact is anything can happen....but damn GSP was a beast today.
The way GSP is focused right now and locked in on any area in the ring, no one I feel can get him.
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In other news, IFL GP results:
IFL World Grand Prix
Mohegan Sun Arena, Uncasville, Conn.
Preliminary Bouts
185 lbs.: Marcello Salazar, Brazil def. Alex Cook, Whitehaven, England,
via decision (unanimous) after three rounds
170 lbs.: Brett Cooper, Long Beach, Calif., def. Rory Markham, Chicago,
via TKO (strikes), 1:15, 2nd round
185 lbs.: Tim Kennedy, Fayetteville, N.C., def. Elias Rivera, Meriden,
Conn., via KO (strikes), 2:00, 1st
Championship Bouts
265 lbs.: Roy Nelson, Las Vegas, def. Antoine Jaoude, Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil, via TKO (strikes), 0:20, 2nd
145 lbs.: Wagnney Fabiano, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, def. L.C. Davis,
Kansas City, Mo., via submission (armbar), 3:38, 1st
170 lbs.: Jay Hieron, Las Vegas def. Delson Heleno, Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil, via TKO (injury/strikes), 4:00, 1st
185 lbs.: Matt Horwich, Portland, Ore. def. Benji Radach, Deerfield
Beach, Fla., via TKO (strikes/referee stoppage), 1:58, 2nd
155 lbs.: Ryan Schultz, North Platte, Neb. Def. Chris Horodecki,
London, Ontario, via TKO (strikes/referee stoppage), 2:51, 1st
Anyone watching Yarennoka?
IFL World Grand Prix
Mohegan Sun Arena, Uncasville, Conn.
Preliminary Bouts
185 lbs.: Marcello Salazar, Brazil def. Alex Cook, Whitehaven, England,
via decision (unanimous) after three rounds
170 lbs.: Brett Cooper, Long Beach, Calif., def. Rory Markham, Chicago,
via TKO (strikes), 1:15, 2nd round
185 lbs.: Tim Kennedy, Fayetteville, N.C., def. Elias Rivera, Meriden,
Conn., via KO (strikes), 2:00, 1st
Championship Bouts
265 lbs.: Roy Nelson, Las Vegas, def. Antoine Jaoude, Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil, via TKO (strikes), 0:20, 2nd
145 lbs.: Wagnney Fabiano, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, def. L.C. Davis,
Kansas City, Mo., via submission (armbar), 3:38, 1st
170 lbs.: Jay Hieron, Las Vegas def. Delson Heleno, Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil, via TKO (injury/strikes), 4:00, 1st
185 lbs.: Matt Horwich, Portland, Ore. def. Benji Radach, Deerfield
Beach, Fla., via TKO (strikes/referee stoppage), 1:58, 2nd
155 lbs.: Ryan Schultz, North Platte, Neb. Def. Chris Horodecki,
London, Ontario, via TKO (strikes/referee stoppage), 2:51, 1st
Anyone watching Yarennoka?