Bummed, sounds like Jeff Curran broke his hands so the seminar we were hosting this weekend on cancelled. On the bright side got another stripe on the belt. Time to start looking at what's on the blue belt test.
"I will f**kin' beat you into the ground in front of your whole life that I don't get to have." -Nick Diaz
Bummed, sounds like Jeff Curran broke his hands so the seminar we were hosting this weekend on cancelled. On the bright side got another stripe on the belt. Time to start looking at what's on the blue belt test.
Bummed, sounds like Jeff Curran broke his hands so the seminar we were hosting this weekend on cancelled. On the bright side got another stripe on the belt. Time to start looking at what's on the blue belt test.
Haha actually it kinda did, I went ahead and ordered one of those, I got a kick out of that. I really don't know what I did before BJJ, I love my gym, some really great people.
"I will f**kin' beat you into the ground in front of your whole life that I don't get to have." -Nick Diaz
My 'Just pull guard" t-shirt is gonna star my favorite though
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My favorite is my TAP OUT CANCER shirt, because despite not really making any sense it's for a good cause.
Congrats on the stripe. Hope Curran heals up and reschedules a seminar with you guys.
Yeah that's the one, and yeah I really want to order one of those and a patch from the tap out cancer guys, I lost someone to cancer a long time ago, great cause. They're doing some great work. And thank ya Beel, yeah, we were hoping we could get Pat or Bart to come in but with them both training for upcoming fights it just wasn't do-able. I'm sure we'll see them soon, with any luck we'll reschedule for after Pat's fight and maybe he can stop in with Jeff.
"I will f**kin' beat you into the ground in front of your whole life that I don't get to have." -Nick Diaz
Yes, yes I do, and most excellent training it is too.
I was just on the website (seems it's been updated), I am contemplating going soon. Which classes do you do? what are the facility's like? (its the one behind piccadilly I think?)
Did you do the beginners or just jump right in? I am fit but haven't trained in years, tempted to jump right into the basic level No Gi and MMA classes...
Bummed, sounds like Jeff Curran broke his hands so the seminar we were hosting this weekend on cancelled. On the bright side got another stripe on the belt. Time to start looking at what's on the blue belt test.
Yes, yes I do, and most excellent training it is too.
I was just on the website (seems it's been updated), I am contemplating going soon. Which classes do you do? what are the facility's like? (its the one behind piccadilly I think?)
Did you do the beginners or just jump right in? I am fit but haven't trained in years, tempted to jump right into the basic level No Gi and MMA classes...
I'm only doing the jits classes at the moment, started off with just beginners class (mainly a fitness issue), weighing up getting punched in the face at some point (been saying that a while, hah!). They're recently made the rules about classes a little more stringent. But for bjj if you can show that you know the basics; guard, good posture, top control etc; then you'll be fine for the advanced classes. You'll need to get a nod from the wrestling, kickboxing and bjj coaches to get onto the full MMA class. Though if you've trained before I'm sure you'll get that in short order.
The place is tucked under Picadilly yeah, makes access really easy. Facility-wise they've got a fully matted area, a cage and a weights area, no showers though... It's not the biggest, but Karl's making sure to keep the class size manageable in the space we've got. He's mentioned a few times that he might have to start turning people away soon, so I'd at least get in contact with him even if you don't end up following through.
I've not go anything to compare to, but the training seems top notch. The jits guys regularly bring back silverware and in mma the guys have won 8/9 of the last fights. The three most recent ones were on the same night and they all finished in under a minute, total. AJ knocked some poor dude out in 4 seconds!
I'll keep an eye out for a fellow pasty nerd (YAY STEREOTYPES). Just don't let on to anyone here how bad I am at jits <_<
Yes, yes I do, and most excellent training it is too.
I was just on the website (seems it's been updated), I am contemplating going soon. Which classes do you do? what are the facility's like? (its the one behind piccadilly I think?)
Did you do the beginners or just jump right in? I am fit but haven't trained in years, tempted to jump right into the basic level No Gi and MMA classes...
I'm only doing the jits classes at the moment, started off with just beginners class (mainly a fitness issue), weighing up getting punched in the face at some point (been saying that a while, hah!). They're recently made the rules about classes a little more stringent. But for bjj if you can show that you know the basics; guard, good posture, top control etc; then you'll be fine for the advanced classes. You'll need to get a nod from the wrestling, kickboxing and bjj coaches to get onto the full MMA class. Though if you've trained before I'm sure you'll get that in short order.
The place is tucked under Picadilly yeah, makes access really easy. Facility-wise they've got a fully matted area, a cage and a weights area, no showers though... It's not the biggest, but Karl's making sure to keep the class size manageable in the space we've got. He's mentioned a few times that he might have to start turning people away soon, so I'd at least get in contact with him even if you don't end up following through.
I've not go anything to compare to, but the training seems top notch. The jits guys regularly bring back silverware and in mma the guys have won 8/9 of the last fights. The three most recent ones were on the same night and they all finished in under a minute, total. AJ knocked some poor dude out in 4 seconds!
I'll keep an eye out for a fellow pasty nerd (YAY STEREOTYPES). Just don't let on to anyone here how bad I am at jits <_<
Edit: Oh yeah, we do a free 2 (I think...) week trial of the beginner classes. So no excuse to try out!
Yes, yes I do, and most excellent training it is too.
I was just on the website (seems it's been updated), I am contemplating going soon. Which classes do you do? what are the facility's like? (its the one behind piccadilly I think?)
Did you do the beginners or just jump right in? I am fit but haven't trained in years, tempted to jump right into the basic level No Gi and MMA classes...
I'm only doing the jits classes at the moment, started off with just beginners class (mainly a fitness issue), weighing up getting punched in the face at some point (been saying that a while, hah!). They're recently made the rules about classes a little more stringent. But for bjj if you can show that you know the basics; guard, good posture, top control etc; then you'll be fine for the advanced classes. You'll need to get a nod from the wrestling, kickboxing and bjj coaches to get onto the full MMA class. Though if you've trained before I'm sure you'll get that in short order.
The place is tucked under Picadilly yeah, makes access really easy. Facility-wise they've got a fully matted area, a cage and a weights area, no showers though... It's not the biggest, but Karl's making sure to keep the class size manageable in the space we've got. He's mentioned a few times that he might have to start turning people away soon, so I'd at least get in contact with him even if you don't end up following through.
I've not go anything to compare to, but the training seems top notch. The jits guys regularly bring back silverware and in mma the guys have won 8/9 of the last fights. The three most recent ones were on the same night and they all finished in under a minute, total. AJ knocked some poor dude out in 4 seconds!
I'll keep an eye out for a fellow pasty nerd (YAY STEREOTYPES). Just don't let on to anyone here how bad I am at jits <_<
Cool thanks, I will PM you when I decide when I can fit it in etc... might just do the BJJ to start off.
No showers is a bit of an issue to be fair, I know some places don't, I don't mind as my flat is 5 minutes away but that's a staph infection waiting to happen (unless he hoses the place down every night).
Yes, yes I do, and most excellent training it is too.
I was just on the website (seems it's been updated), I am contemplating going soon. Which classes do you do? what are the facility's like? (its the one behind piccadilly I think?)
Did you do the beginners or just jump right in? I am fit but haven't trained in years, tempted to jump right into the basic level No Gi and MMA classes...
I'm only doing the jits classes at the moment, started off with just beginners class (mainly a fitness issue), weighing up getting punched in the face at some point (been saying that a while, hah!). They're recently made the rules about classes a little more stringent. But for bjj if you can show that you know the basics; guard, good posture, top control etc; then you'll be fine for the advanced classes. You'll need to get a nod from the wrestling, kickboxing and bjj coaches to get onto the full MMA class. Though if you've trained before I'm sure you'll get that in short order.
The place is tucked under Picadilly yeah, makes access really easy. Facility-wise they've got a fully matted area, a cage and a weights area, no showers though... It's not the biggest, but Karl's making sure to keep the class size manageable in the space we've got. He's mentioned a few times that he might have to start turning people away soon, so I'd at least get in contact with him even if you don't end up following through.
I've not go anything to compare to, but the training seems top notch. The jits guys regularly bring back silverware and in mma the guys have won 8/9 of the last fights. The three most recent ones were on the same night and they all finished in under a minute, total. AJ knocked some poor dude out in 4 seconds!
I'll keep an eye out for a fellow pasty nerd (YAY STEREOTYPES). Just don't let on to anyone here how bad I am at jits <_<
Cool thanks, I will PM you when I decide when I can fit it in etc... might just do the BJJ to start off.
No showers is a bit of an issue to be fair, I know some places don't, I don't mind as my flat is 5 minutes away but that's a staph infection waiting to happen (unless he hoses the place down every night).
The mats are cleaned everyday, and there is a policy of clean gear (or you're off the mat), so hopefully that can waylay your (legitimate) fear about infections.
Yes, yes I do, and most excellent training it is too.
I was just on the website (seems it's been updated), I am contemplating going soon. Which classes do you do? what are the facility's like? (its the one behind piccadilly I think?)
Did you do the beginners or just jump right in? I am fit but haven't trained in years, tempted to jump right into the basic level No Gi and MMA classes...
I'm only doing the jits classes at the moment, started off with just beginners class (mainly a fitness issue), weighing up getting punched in the face at some point (been saying that a while, hah!). They're recently made the rules about classes a little more stringent. But for bjj if you can show that you know the basics; guard, good posture, top control etc; then you'll be fine for the advanced classes. You'll need to get a nod from the wrestling, kickboxing and bjj coaches to get onto the full MMA class. Though if you've trained before I'm sure you'll get that in short order.
The place is tucked under Picadilly yeah, makes access really easy. Facility-wise they've got a fully matted area, a cage and a weights area, no showers though... It's not the biggest, but Karl's making sure to keep the class size manageable in the space we've got. He's mentioned a few times that he might have to start turning people away soon, so I'd at least get in contact with him even if you don't end up following through.
I've not go anything to compare to, but the training seems top notch. The jits guys regularly bring back silverware and in mma the guys have won 8/9 of the last fights. The three most recent ones were on the same night and they all finished in under a minute, total. AJ knocked some poor dude out in 4 seconds!
I'll keep an eye out for a fellow pasty nerd (YAY STEREOTYPES). Just don't let on to anyone here how bad I am at jits <_<
Cool thanks, I will PM you when I decide when I can fit it in etc... might just do the BJJ to start off.
No showers is a bit of an issue to be fair, I know some places don't, I don't mind as my flat is 5 minutes away but that's a staph infection waiting to happen (unless he hoses the place down every night).
The mats are cleaned everyday, and there is a policy of clean gear (or you're off the mat), so hopefully that can waylay your (legitimate) fear about infections.
There's nothing worse then having someone come in with a stank gi and getting stink beasted. Well, almost nothing. We had a real big guy go N/S on a much smaller guard player and he had a HUGE brown skidmark on his gi. Little guy spots it and just starts going nuts, it was the stuff of legends.
"I will f**kin' beat you into the ground in front of your whole life that I don't get to have." -Nick Diaz
Yes, yes I do, and most excellent training it is too.
I was just on the website (seems it's been updated), I am contemplating going soon. Which classes do you do? what are the facility's like? (its the one behind piccadilly I think?)
Did you do the beginners or just jump right in? I am fit but haven't trained in years, tempted to jump right into the basic level No Gi and MMA classes...
I'm only doing the jits classes at the moment, started off with just beginners class (mainly a fitness issue), weighing up getting punched in the face at some point (been saying that a while, hah!). They're recently made the rules about classes a little more stringent. But for bjj if you can show that you know the basics; guard, good posture, top control etc; then you'll be fine for the advanced classes. You'll need to get a nod from the wrestling, kickboxing and bjj coaches to get onto the full MMA class. Though if you've trained before I'm sure you'll get that in short order.
The place is tucked under Picadilly yeah, makes access really easy. Facility-wise they've got a fully matted area, a cage and a weights area, no showers though... It's not the biggest, but Karl's making sure to keep the class size manageable in the space we've got. He's mentioned a few times that he might have to start turning people away soon, so I'd at least get in contact with him even if you don't end up following through.
I've not go anything to compare to, but the training seems top notch. The jits guys regularly bring back silverware and in mma the guys have won 8/9 of the last fights. The three most recent ones were on the same night and they all finished in under a minute, total. AJ knocked some poor dude out in 4 seconds!
I'll keep an eye out for a fellow pasty nerd (YAY STEREOTYPES). Just don't let on to anyone here how bad I am at jits <_<
Cool thanks, I will PM you when I decide when I can fit it in etc... might just do the BJJ to start off.
No showers is a bit of an issue to be fair, I know some places don't, I don't mind as my flat is 5 minutes away but that's a staph infection waiting to happen (unless he hoses the place down every night).
The mats are cleaned everyday, and there is a policy of clean gear (or you're off the mat), so hopefully that can waylay your (legitimate) fear about infections.
Yeah thats cool, as I get older I get twitchy about it and I have trained in some nasty places. My old gym some guy got Impetigo, one of the reasons I quit (found out they were not cleaning the mats as often as they should).
Yes, yes I do, and most excellent training it is too.
I was just on the website (seems it's been updated), I am contemplating going soon. Which classes do you do? what are the facility's like? (its the one behind piccadilly I think?)
Did you do the beginners or just jump right in? I am fit but haven't trained in years, tempted to jump right into the basic level No Gi and MMA classes...
I'm only doing the jits classes at the moment, started off with just beginners class (mainly a fitness issue), weighing up getting punched in the face at some point (been saying that a while, hah!). They're recently made the rules about classes a little more stringent. But for bjj if you can show that you know the basics; guard, good posture, top control etc; then you'll be fine for the advanced classes. You'll need to get a nod from the wrestling, kickboxing and bjj coaches to get onto the full MMA class. Though if you've trained before I'm sure you'll get that in short order.
The place is tucked under Picadilly yeah, makes access really easy. Facility-wise they've got a fully matted area, a cage and a weights area, no showers though... It's not the biggest, but Karl's making sure to keep the class size manageable in the space we've got. He's mentioned a few times that he might have to start turning people away soon, so I'd at least get in contact with him even if you don't end up following through.
I've not go anything to compare to, but the training seems top notch. The jits guys regularly bring back silverware and in mma the guys have won 8/9 of the last fights. The three most recent ones were on the same night and they all finished in under a minute, total. AJ knocked some poor dude out in 4 seconds!
I'll keep an eye out for a fellow pasty nerd (YAY STEREOTYPES). Just don't let on to anyone here how bad I am at jits <_<
Cool thanks, I will PM you when I decide when I can fit it in etc... might just do the BJJ to start off.
No showers is a bit of an issue to be fair, I know some places don't, I don't mind as my flat is 5 minutes away but that's a staph infection waiting to happen (unless he hoses the place down every night).
The mats are cleaned everyday, and there is a policy of clean gear (or you're off the mat), so hopefully that can waylay your (legitimate) fear about infections.
There's nothing worse then having someone come in with a stank gi and getting stink beasted. Well, almost nothing. We had a real big guy go N/S on a much smaller guard player and he had a HUGE brown skidmark on his gi. Little guy spots it and just starts going nuts, it was the stuff of legends.
Yes, yes I do, and most excellent training it is too.
I was just on the website (seems it's been updated), I am contemplating going soon. Which classes do you do? what are the facility's like? (its the one behind piccadilly I think?)
Did you do the beginners or just jump right in? I am fit but haven't trained in years, tempted to jump right into the basic level No Gi and MMA classes...
I'm only doing the jits classes at the moment, started off with just beginners class (mainly a fitness issue), weighing up getting punched in the face at some point (been saying that a while, hah!). They're recently made the rules about classes a little more stringent. But for bjj if you can show that you know the basics; guard, good posture, top control etc; then you'll be fine for the advanced classes. You'll need to get a nod from the wrestling, kickboxing and bjj coaches to get onto the full MMA class. Though if you've trained before I'm sure you'll get that in short order.
The place is tucked under Picadilly yeah, makes access really easy. Facility-wise they've got a fully matted area, a cage and a weights area, no showers though... It's not the biggest, but Karl's making sure to keep the class size manageable in the space we've got. He's mentioned a few times that he might have to start turning people away soon, so I'd at least get in contact with him even if you don't end up following through.
I've not go anything to compare to, but the training seems top notch. The jits guys regularly bring back silverware and in mma the guys have won 8/9 of the last fights. The three most recent ones were on the same night and they all finished in under a minute, total. AJ knocked some poor dude out in 4 seconds!
I'll keep an eye out for a fellow pasty nerd (YAY STEREOTYPES). Just don't let on to anyone here how bad I am at jits <_<
Cool thanks, I will PM you when I decide when I can fit it in etc... might just do the BJJ to start off.
No showers is a bit of an issue to be fair, I know some places don't, I don't mind as my flat is 5 minutes away but that's a staph infection waiting to happen (unless he hoses the place down every night).
The mats are cleaned everyday, and there is a policy of clean gear (or you're off the mat), so hopefully that can waylay your (legitimate) fear about infections.
There's nothing worse then having someone come in with a stank gi and getting stink beasted. Well, almost nothing. We had a real big guy go N/S on a much smaller guard player and he had a HUGE brown skidmark on his gi. Little guy spots it and just starts going nuts, it was the stuff of legends.
I hate people who train no shirt or especially go to competitions no shirt. I don't know you, you disgusting freak. They make rash guards for a reason.
Bummed, sounds like Jeff Curran broke his hands so the seminar we were hosting this weekend on cancelled. On the bright side got another stripe on the belt. Time to start looking at what's on the blue belt test.
I hate people who train no shirt or especially go to competitions no shirt. I don't know you, you disgusting freak. They make rash guards for a reason.
paul harris, unable to find worthy sparring partners or anyone else with intact knee ligaments to roll with at his gym decides to practice leg locks alone
on himself
well now yushin okami needs a new opponent again
NAGA was such a mess, I don't think I'll ever compete at one of their tournaments after how poorly run the last one I was at was. They overbooked it horribly, the score keepers were eating lunch while scoring matches, the refs were over tired and not stepping in when people were tapping, I'll stick with IBJJF, US Grappling and C3.
"I will f**kin' beat you into the ground in front of your whole life that I don't get to have." -Nick Diaz
Don Frye – The shorts. The moustache. The commentary. If Francis Scott Key, Betsy Ross, and George Patton had a three-way and the resulting zygote was carried to term by a Bald Eagle, that child would have tag-teamed with Don Frye and WWE would be awesomest thing on TV. Don Frye is so American, when he salutes an American flag, that flag grows hair on its chest. Jesus turned water to wine; Don Frye turns bottle rockets into roman candles. If a foam finger were produced that could do justice to the greatness of Don Frye (there hasn’t been), you would need steroids and weight training in order to hold it aloft properly. All hail the Predator (or move to Canada you fucking pussies)!
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To be fair it was Chael who believed in Bigfoot while Rogan did not
but yes
it was hilarious
Hm. Yeah. It really is difficult to discredit Anderson.
Just sounds like fun for some reason.
Alternatively: Weidman/Evans for the next MW title shot, Sonnen/Belfort, Boetsch/Belcher, Lombard/Wandy. Bisping and Stann are already fighting.
this makes me really sad
who is excite
I love south american ground karate
Haha actually it kinda did, I went ahead and ordered one of those, I got a kick out of that. I really don't know what I did before BJJ, I love my gym, some really great people.
I love south american ground karate
I love south american ground karate
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My favorite is my TAP OUT CANCER shirt, because despite not really making any sense it's for a good cause.
Congrats on the stripe. Hope Curran heals up and reschedules a seminar with you guys.
Yeah that's the one, and yeah I really want to order one of those and a patch from the tap out cancer guys, I lost someone to cancer a long time ago, great cause. They're doing some great work. And thank ya Beel, yeah, we were hoping we could get Pat or Bart to come in but with them both training for upcoming fights it just wasn't do-able. I'm sure we'll see them soon, with any luck we'll reschedule for after Pat's fight and maybe he can stop in with Jeff.
I love south american ground karate
SUPER LATE REPLY POWER HOOOO!
Yes, yes I do, and most excellent training it is too.
http://steamcommunity.com/id/pablocampy
I was just on the website (seems it's been updated), I am contemplating going soon. Which classes do you do? what are the facility's like? (its the one behind piccadilly I think?)
Did you do the beginners or just jump right in? I am fit but haven't trained in years, tempted to jump right into the basic level No Gi and MMA classes...
I have that one. Except is has NAGA branding on the back.
I'm only doing the jits classes at the moment, started off with just beginners class (mainly a fitness issue), weighing up getting punched in the face at some point (been saying that a while, hah!). They're recently made the rules about classes a little more stringent. But for bjj if you can show that you know the basics; guard, good posture, top control etc; then you'll be fine for the advanced classes. You'll need to get a nod from the wrestling, kickboxing and bjj coaches to get onto the full MMA class. Though if you've trained before I'm sure you'll get that in short order.
The place is tucked under Picadilly yeah, makes access really easy. Facility-wise they've got a fully matted area, a cage and a weights area, no showers though... It's not the biggest, but Karl's making sure to keep the class size manageable in the space we've got. He's mentioned a few times that he might have to start turning people away soon, so I'd at least get in contact with him even if you don't end up following through.
I've not go anything to compare to, but the training seems top notch. The jits guys regularly bring back silverware and in mma the guys have won 8/9 of the last fights. The three most recent ones were on the same night and they all finished in under a minute, total. AJ knocked some poor dude out in 4 seconds!
I'll keep an eye out for a fellow pasty nerd (YAY STEREOTYPES). Just don't let on to anyone here how bad I am at jits <_<
http://steamcommunity.com/id/pablocampy
Edit: Oh yeah, we do a free 2 (I think...) week trial of the beginner classes. So no excuse to try out!
http://steamcommunity.com/id/pablocampy
Wow, this video is amazing. Where is that music from?
used in a million youtube videos
Cool thanks, I will PM you when I decide when I can fit it in etc... might just do the BJJ to start off.
No showers is a bit of an issue to be fair, I know some places don't, I don't mind as my flat is 5 minutes away but that's a staph infection waiting to happen (unless he hoses the place down every night).
The mats are cleaned everyday, and there is a policy of clean gear (or you're off the mat), so hopefully that can waylay your (legitimate) fear about infections.
http://steamcommunity.com/id/pablocampy
There's nothing worse then having someone come in with a stank gi and getting stink beasted. Well, almost nothing. We had a real big guy go N/S on a much smaller guard player and he had a HUGE brown skidmark on his gi. Little guy spots it and just starts going nuts, it was the stuff of legends.
I love south american ground karate
Yeah thats cool, as I get older I get twitchy about it and I have trained in some nasty places. My old gym some guy got Impetigo, one of the reasons I quit (found out they were not cleaning the mats as often as they should).
Here's some stuff:
Shogun goes skydiving: http://middleeasy.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=8603:watch-shogun-rua-hit-terminal-velocity-and-feel-completely-alive&catid=34:organizations
Great picture from Overeem's twitter:
Boetsch is confident he can submit Anderson Silva: http://www.bjpenn.com/mmanews/2012/07/24/boetsch-believes-he-can-submit-anderson-silva-ufc-news-32700.html
Rory is going "hurt" BJ Penn when they fight: http://www.bjpenn.com/mmanews/2012/07/24/rory-macdonald-says-he-will-hurt-bj-penn-32730.html
Chael continues to be the best troll ever:
Here's a video the Culinary Union put together to try and hurt Mandy Moore's image, but only because she enjoys the UFC. I love you, Mandy.
Why does this Rampage news not surprise me? http://mmajunkie.com/news/29857/ufc-boss-says-he-had-to-ask-quinton-rampage-jackson-to-honor-last-fight-on-deal.mma?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
Bisping/Stann staredown. Notice how Bisping is trying to be all hard and Stann is just smiling at him:
Apparently, it's Joe Rogan's fault that fighters lose: http://www.mixedmartialarts.com/mma.cfm?go=forum_framed.posts&forum=1&thread=2034388&page=1&pc=9
Perosh face is the new Rashad face: http://i.imgur.com/NKal5.gif
Shit people tweeted during UFC 149: http://middleeasy.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=8583:sht-people-tweeted-middleeasy-during-ufc-149&catid=34:organizations
Weidman highlight:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&v=ImGGEeCHfSs&NR=1
Who wouldn't want a face full of hairrow?
on himself
well now yushin okami needs a new opponent again
I love south american ground karate
I love south american ground karate
So, Super Fight League is starting their own version of TUF.
oh god
It's cool until his stuff stops working and he mentally collapses into himself.
http://www.usatoday.com/sports/mma/story/2012-07-25/Mir-moves-to-Strikeforce-for-now/56492782/1
Don Frye – The shorts. The moustache. The commentary. If Francis Scott Key, Betsy Ross, and George Patton had a three-way and the resulting zygote was carried to term by a Bald Eagle, that child would have tag-teamed with Don Frye and WWE would be awesomest thing on TV. Don Frye is so American, when he salutes an American flag, that flag grows hair on its chest. Jesus turned water to wine; Don Frye turns bottle rockets into roman candles. If a foam finger were produced that could do justice to the greatness of Don Frye (there hasn’t been), you would need steroids and weight training in order to hold it aloft properly. All hail the Predator (or move to Canada you fucking pussies)!