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Re: The Never Ending MMA thread

Posted: Thu Mar 27, 2014 1:04 pm
by caroline
John Simon Ritchie wrote:Goddamn, I loathe wrestle-fuckers...no matter how "skilled" they are at it.
Noke used a specific term in the post-fight snippets to describe it, and it cracked me the fuck up, but do you think I can remember what it was now? Dammit!

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Re: The Never Ending MMA thread

Posted: Thu Mar 27, 2014 4:48 pm
by John Simon Ritchie
caroline wrote:
John Simon Ritchie wrote:Goddamn, I loathe wrestle-fuckers...no matter how "skilled" they are at it.
Noke used a specific term in the post-fight snippets to describe it, and it cracked me the fuck up, but do you think I can remember what it was now? Dammit!

Yes, he did. I think it was just a more polite re-wording. :wink:

Re: The Never Ending MMA thread

Posted: Thu Mar 27, 2014 6:42 pm
by Alabama Slammer
Change of subject: I've been a huge Faber fan since I saw him in WEC, but I think his window has closed. Y'all think he has a shot at UFC gold?

Re: The Never Ending MMA thread

Posted: Thu Mar 27, 2014 6:42 pm
by Alabama Slammer
Gotta love a double post. :oops:

Re: The Never Ending MMA thread

Posted: Fri Mar 28, 2014 11:46 am
by jellyheadrobertson
Alabama Slammer wrote:Change of subject: I've been a huge Faber fan since I saw him in WEC, but I think his window has closed. Y'all think he has a shot at UFC gold?
As long as Barao is champion, he will win nothing. Granted it was an early stoppage the last time they fought, but Barao was putting a beating on him. Can't see anyone beating Barao any time soon.

Re: The Never Ending MMA thread

Posted: Fri Mar 28, 2014 2:28 pm
by slash4pres
Speaking of Barao, they've made the new main event for 173 Barao vs. Dillashaw, and added Ellenburger vs. Lawler. Could be a pretty badass card afterall.

Re: The Never Ending MMA thread

Posted: Fri Mar 28, 2014 4:58 pm
by EddieVanHeineken
jellyheadrobertson wrote:
Alabama Slammer wrote:Change of subject: I've been a huge Faber fan since I saw him in WEC, but I think his window has closed. Y'all think he has a shot at UFC gold?
As long as Barao is champion, he will win nothing. Granted it was an early stoppage the last time they fought, but Barao was putting a beating on him. Can't see anyone beating Barao any time soon.

FAber also took that fight on VERY short notice. Which is a shame. If he had a full camp, I think he could have competed better...

Re: The Never Ending MMA thread

Posted: Sat Mar 29, 2014 11:33 pm
by slash4pres
I don't think anyone has anything for Barao right now, even a healthy Cruz.

Re: The Never Ending MMA thread

Posted: Sun Mar 30, 2014 5:59 am
by EddieVanHeineken
With no UFC this weekend, it was still a busy combat sports weekend. Rousimar Paul Harris takes home another leg by heel hook, Cyborg gets beat in a muay thai fight, Bravo Gracie rematch was a draw...

Was surprising to see Cyborg get knocked down a few times in that fight. She got kneed in the face in the 3rd or 4th round and went down hard. Not sure why ref Tony Weeks didn't rule it a knock down. Granted she was going against an undefeated world champion. So used to seeing her bully everybody she fights. She did good though considering she only had 2-3 previous mt fights. It really showed though that her dominance comes more from sheer power than technique.

Re: The Never Ending MMA thread

Posted: Mon Mar 31, 2014 4:11 am
by caroline
EddieVanHeineken wrote: It really showed though that her dominance comes more from sheer power than technique.
I thought it came from juice.

Re: The Never Ending MMA thread

Posted: Tue Apr 01, 2014 3:15 am
by caroline
:lol: The UFC needs to work on its April Fools skills:

For the past several weeks, rumors have been floating around the MMA media that the UFC was pursuing Gina Carano for a return to the Octagon. Carano openly stated that she would definitely be interested in a return, but UFC President Dana White refuted the claim that they were negotiating.

But tonight on a special edition of UFC Tonight, White joined the cast and officially announced that Carano had indeed signed to return to the UFC. And not only had she signed, but she would be immediately put into a title fight versus champion Ronda Rousey at UFC 175 as the co-main event.

“This is a huge moment for UFC and especially women’s MMA. We feel like this could be the most watched UFC fight ever,” said White.

White then announced that the two would also square off in the first ever, ‘bikinis only, jello MMA match.’ The UFC already received approval from the NSAC to hold this special rules match.

So there you have it. The UFC again made history and announced what is sure to be the most epic UFC bout of all-time.

Re: The Never Ending MMA thread

Posted: Tue Apr 01, 2014 6:04 am
by FullDJacket
Barnett is going down to light hw....he should be a threat to everyone there although he did struggle with cormier but that was with a broken hand

Re: The Never Ending MMA thread

Posted: Tue Apr 01, 2014 8:10 pm
by slash4pres
FullDJacket wrote:Barnett is going down to light hw....he should be a threat to everyone there although he did struggle with cormier but that was with a broken hand
Pretty sure that's an April fool's joke.

Re: The Never Ending MMA thread

Posted: Wed Apr 02, 2014 5:26 pm
by yeahbuddy
slash4pres wrote:
FullDJacket wrote:Barnett is going down to light hw....he should be a threat to everyone there although he did struggle with cormier but that was with a broken hand
Pretty sure that's an April fool's joke.
Can the guy even get to that weight?
I don't think so.

Re: The Never Ending MMA thread

Posted: Fri Apr 04, 2014 2:52 pm
by Earl Skakel
yeahbuddy wrote:
slash4pres wrote:
FullDJacket wrote:Barnett is going down to light hw....he should be a threat to everyone there although he did struggle with cormier but that was with a broken hand
Pretty sure that's an April fool's joke.
Can the guy even get to that weight?
I don't think so.
If he cut off his big bologna pancake nipples I could see him at 205. :shock:

Earl

Re: The Never Ending MMA thread

Posted: Sat Apr 05, 2014 9:25 am
by yeahbuddy
If he cut off his big bologna pancake nipples I could see him at 205. :shock:

Earl
He got his ass handed to him at 168.
Brutal!
He was out on Browne's knee & Browne kept pounding
away with those elbows.

Re: The Never Ending MMA thread

Posted: Sat Apr 05, 2014 12:49 pm
by yeahbuddy
Did you guys hear about the Holly Holm fight last night?
She broke her arm in the 1st or 2nd rd & ended up ko'ing
her opponent in the 5th with leg kick.
I'm trying to find a link to fight, but have had no luck.

Re: The Never Ending MMA thread

Posted: Mon Apr 07, 2014 9:52 am
by slash4pres
Jake Shields cut by mean old Dana

Re: The Never Ending MMA thread

Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2014 3:24 pm
by EddieVanHeineken
Big County laid waste to Big Nog today. Nasty KO. Hope Nog retires...nothing left for him to do.

Re: The Never Ending MMA thread

Posted: Fri Apr 18, 2014 3:10 pm
by FullDJacket
Sorry for the lame aprils fools joke. I was hoping someone would take the bait.

My thoughts on the two latest UFC shows:

Akira Corassani is the biggest pussy in mma. The guy takes one uppercut that didn't even shake him...didn't even wobble him....and the guy lies down like a girl. That just pissed me off

For some reason it was just fascinating to watch all those sheiks stand there with there smart phones taking pictures of Big Country and his giant beer belly. I can't put my finger on it but it was just such a bizarre moment.

Re: The Never Ending MMA thread

Posted: Sat Apr 19, 2014 10:36 am
by slash4pres
Werdum Sub
Tate Decision
Cerrone KO
Romero KO
Nuurmadurkdurkaiwrestledabearstan KO
Alves KO
Healy KO


Really fucking stacked card today.

Re: The Never Ending MMA thread

Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2014 6:25 am
by mullet_head
What a great event. Best one in quite a while, for sure.
slash4pres wrote: Cerrone KO
I kind of felt bad for Barboza, the guy's stand up skills are something else, whooped Cerrone's ass then gets put on queer street by a jab. Lol.

Re: The Never Ending MMA thread

Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2014 7:11 am
by jellyheadrobertson
Browne got schooled! Thought the Tate fight was rubbish. No way that should have been the co main event. The rest were good. I wished the Cerrone fight would have lasted longer.

Re: The Never Ending MMA thread

Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2014 7:16 am
by yeahbuddy
Seriously,
I must be missing something with everybody saying it was such a great
night of fights.

The main event was boring.
Once Werdum took Browne's best shot & survived, he coasted the entire fight. Throw some punches, land a few kicks, and get the heck out. The
championship rounds were a snooze. Werdum didn't even try to finish
Browne. He has absolutely zero chance of beating Cain. Cain is going to maul the hell out of that guy.

The Tate fight showed me how much Rousey is in a league all her own. Another boring fight. Maybe 30 or 40 seconds of a possible submission. Other than that, boring.

The Cerrone fight- Caught me & everybody else by surprise. It started off like the typical Cerrone fight where he is in not in charge & ends up losing. Then came the jab & submission & end of fight.

For the most part all the fights were one sided.

How was this such a great night of fights?

Re: The Never Ending MMA thread

Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2014 7:22 am
by slash4pres
yeahbuddy wrote:Seriously,
I must be missing something with everybody saying it was such a great
night of fights.

The main event was boring.
Once Werdum took Browne's best shot & survived, he coasted the entire fight. Throw some punches, land a few kicks, and get the heck out. The
championship rounds were a snooze. Werdum didn't even try to finish
Browne. He has absolutely zero chance of beating Cain. Cain is going to maul the hell out of that guy.

The Tate fight showed me how much Rousey is in a league all her own. Another boring fight. Maybe 30 or 40 seconds of a possible submission. Other than that, boring.

The Cerrone fight- Caught me & everybody else by surprise. It started off like the typical Cerrone fight where he is in not in charge & ends up losing. Then came the jab & submission & end of fight.

For the most part all the fights were one sided.

How was this such a great night of fights?
Because it doesn't need to be a KO fest to be a good card. The Romero fight was great, they way he effortlessly ragdolled him around was a thing of beauty. The Cerrone fight was an amazing finish. The Co Main was kinda boring, but the near sub at the end had me out of my seat. Werdum schooled Browne's ass in the ME, and fought conservatively because it's a 5 round fight against a guy that could KO him even when exhausted. Why would he take the chance of overexerting himself/getting KOed when he was clearly up on the cards and a title shot is on the line?

Re: The Never Ending MMA thread

Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2014 7:23 am
by slash4pres
yeahbuddy wrote:Seriously,
I must be missing something with everybody saying it was such a great
night of fights.

The main event was boring.
Once Werdum took Browne's best shot & survived, he coasted the entire fight. Throw some punches, land a few kicks, and get the heck out. The
championship rounds were a snooze. Werdum didn't even try to finish
Browne. He has absolutely zero chance of beating Cain. Cain is going to maul the hell out of that guy.

The Tate fight showed me how much Rousey is in a league all her own. Another boring fight. Maybe 30 or 40 seconds of a possible submission. Other than that, boring.

The Cerrone fight- Caught me & everybody else by surprise. It started off like the typical Cerrone fight where he is in not in charge & ends up losing. Then came the jab & submission & end of fight.

For the most part all the fights were one sided.

How was this such a great night of fights?
Because it doesn't need to be a KO fest to be a good card. The Romero fight was great, they way he effortlessly ragdolled him around was a thing of beauty. The Cerrone fight was an amazing finish. The Co Main was kinda boring, but the near sub at the end had me out of my seat. Werdum schooled Browne's ass in the ME, and fought conservatively because it's a 5 round fight against a guy that could KO him even when exhausted. Why would he take the chance of overexerting himself/getting KOed when he was clearly up on the cards and a title shot is on the line?

Re: The Never Ending MMA thread

Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2014 7:30 am
by yeahbuddy
slash4pres wrote:
yeahbuddy wrote:Seriously,
I must be missing something with everybody saying it was such a great
night of fights.

The main event was boring.
Once Werdum took Browne's best shot & survived, he coasted the entire fight. Throw some punches, land a few kicks, and get the heck out. The
championship rounds were a snooze. Werdum didn't even try to finish
Browne. He has absolutely zero chance of beating Cain. Cain is going to maul the hell out of that guy.

The Tate fight showed me how much Rousey is in a league all her own. Another boring fight. Maybe 30 or 40 seconds of a possible submission. Other than that, boring.

The Cerrone fight- Caught me & everybody else by surprise. It started off like the typical Cerrone fight where he is in not in charge & ends up losing. Then came the jab & submission & end of fight.

For the most part all the fights were one sided.

How was this such a great night of fights?
Because it doesn't need to be a KO fest to be a good card. The Romero fight was great, they way he effortlessly ragdolled him around was a thing of beauty. The Cerrone fight was an amazing finish. The Co Main was kinda boring, but the near sub at the end had me out of my seat. Werdum schooled Browne's ass in the ME, and fought conservatively because it's a 5 round fight against a guy that could KO him even when exhausted. Why would he take the chance of overexerting himself/getting KOed when he was clearly up on the cards and a title shot is on the line?

So,
one sided fights are a thing of beauty?
Who said anything about every fight having to have a KO? These fights were not competitive in the least.

Werdum-
why would he take a chance of overexerting himself & getting ko'd?
Are you kidding me? These guys are fighters that is what they do they fight. He did enough to win, and that's it. You think he has a shot against
Cain?
Werdum basically took the Carlos Condit vs Nick Diaz road to victory. How'd that work out for him when he finally fought GSP?

Re: The Never Ending MMA thread

Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2014 8:42 am
by mullet_head
I didn't watch the chick fight, but other than that I didn't see any stinkers.
Thiago Alves' return was awesome, put on a great show. I was looking forward to it and also the Mein and kabhib's respective matches but ended up enjoying all the preliminary fights (didn't watch the early prelims tho).

Barboza put on a striking clinic, then Cerrone's come back was like "Wow".
yeahbuddy wrote: Werdum basically took the Carlos Condit vs Nick Diaz road to victory. How'd that work out for him when he finally fought GSP?
I don't know where you drew that comparison from, there are no similarities whatsoever.
Browne has that Hendo factor, where even when he's losing he can knock out the guy out of nowhere. I enjoyed that tension throughout the fight, the fact that werdum was able to take him down and I also enjoyed his striking, it's getting up there.
Just because he didn't leave his face there for Browne to knock out doesn't make it Condit-diaz. If Overeem couldn't overeeem him, werdum sure as hell wasn't going to. He consistently whooped his ass throughout 5 rounds and looked good doing so.

You didn't like the awesome card, nothing I can tell you is going to change your mind.
Different strokes and all...to me it felt like an old school type of cards filled with relevant names and awesome fights, instead of this latest trend of one or two good fights and the rest is filler.

Re: The Never Ending MMA thread

Posted: Fri Apr 25, 2014 9:55 am
by slash4pres
Texeira KO
Davis Sub
Rockhold Decision
Miller sub
Fili KO

Re: The Never Ending MMA thread

Posted: Fri Apr 25, 2014 10:18 pm
by John Simon Ritchie
New TUF started...fuck you Urbina. :wink: