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MMA 17: UFC 141: Lesnar v.s Overeem: Somebody's about to be made into chicken salad
Heavyweight bout: Brock Lesnar vs. Alistair Overeem Lightweight bout: Nate Diaz vs. Donald Cerrone Welterweight bout: Jon Fitch vs. Johny Hendricks Light Heavyweight bout: Vladimir Matyushenko vs. Alexander Gustafsson Featherweight bout: Nam Phan vs. Jimy Hettes
Preliminary card (televised)
Featherweight bout: Ross Pearson vs. Junior Assunção Lightweight bout: Anthony Njokuani vs. Danny Castillo
Preliminary card (Facebook)
Welterweight bout: Dong Hyun Kim vs. Sean Pierson Lightweight bout: Jacob Volkmann vs. Efrain Escudero Welterweight bout: Matt Riddle vs. Luis Ramos Featherweight bout: Manvel Gamburyan vs. Diego Nunes
SPOILERS BELOW
UFC 141: Brock Lesnar vs. Alistair Overeem THE BEEL SIM
The part of Brock Lesnar will be played by...
Brock Lesnar
BL: "I want my belt back! Fuck the Knicks!"
The part of Alistair Overeem will be played by...
Nemesis
Overeemesis: "K.N.E.E.S...."
But wait, what's this!?
BLs: "I'm TWICE the wrestler that Overeem is! Whatchu think about that!?"
Overeemesis: "K.N.E.E.S...."
You know what, fuck it, give him the belt.
GIVE HIM ALL THE BELTS
Alistair Overeemesis via round 1 tentacle clinch and UBERKO
Also, good for Condit, BAD for GSP, he seemed to be on a bit of a slide anyway performance wise (at least in my opinion) so to pick up an injury so severe...well he may never be back to the GSP that ragdolled Fitch around and beat him like a red-headed stepchild.
god DAMN shogun and henderson look awful after their fight.
A trap is for fish: when you've got the fish, you can forget the trap. A snare is for rabbits: when you've got the rabbit, you can forget the snare. Words are for meaning: when you've got the meaning, you can forget the words.
Shit news about GSP. A lot of people are saying he'll never recover, but ACL surgery isn't a career ender for most athletes anymore. I honestly think the year and a half of ring rust will be a bigger factor for Georges than the surgery itself.
I like in that fight week vlog when Dana tells Bonnar not to worry about the crowd booing. That really wasn't a bad fight and I remember being mad that the crowd was over reacting to it going to a decision.
Also, the Nogs are like the only pros picking Lyoto against Bones. I think Jones will take it, myself, but a lot of people are sleeping on Machida's elusiveness and tricky counter strikes. I think it'll be a great fight.
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The only way Machida wins is if his countering is effective. With someone as unpredictable as Jones, it will be interesting to see how Machida handles that.
The only way Machida wins is if his countering is effective. With someone as unpredictable as Jones, it will be interesting to see how Machida handles that.
And Bones is 6'4" with an 84" reach.
Lyoto is 6'1" with a 74" reach.
Even if Bones isn't unpredictable, that's a hell of a challenge for counter striking.
Plus I'm really not so sure about Machida's training camp. If I see one fighter who trains next to other great fighters, and one fighter who trains with his dad and brothers... Although that's probably not fair, since Machida had a great record coming up, when it really was basically just him and his family. But I'm still leery.
A trap is for fish: when you've got the fish, you can forget the trap. A snare is for rabbits: when you've got the rabbit, you can forget the snare. Words are for meaning: when you've got the meaning, you can forget the words.
Plus I'm really not so sure about Machida's training camp. If I see one fighter who trains next to other great fighters, and one fighter who trains with his dad and brothers... Although that's probably not fair, since Machida had a great record coming up, when it really was basically just him and his family. But I'm still leery.
Plus I'm really not so sure about Machida's training camp. If I see one fighter who trains next to other great fighters, and one fighter who trains with his dad and brothers... Although that's probably not fair, since Machida had a great record coming up, when it really was basically just him and his family. But I'm still leery.
What?
Machida trains with Anderson Silva.
And Steven Seagal.
Does he? I hadn't heard that.
Well, I had heard the Seagal one, but I try to block it out of my mind.
A trap is for fish: when you've got the fish, you can forget the trap. A snare is for rabbits: when you've got the rabbit, you can forget the snare. Words are for meaning: when you've got the meaning, you can forget the words.
Plus I'm really not so sure about Machida's training camp. If I see one fighter who trains next to other great fighters, and one fighter who trains with his dad and brothers... Although that's probably not fair, since Machida had a great record coming up, when it really was basically just him and his family. But I'm still leery.
What?
Machida trains with Anderson Silva.
And Steven Seagal.
Does he? I hadn't heard that.
Well, I had heard the Seagal one, but I try to block it out of my mind.
He trains at a lot of places not just the family dojo. Only thing I know about this camp is that Mo Lawal was training with him, so hes either been working a lot of wrestling or he wants to learn the dreaded Cuban style!
The guy's got a wonderful reputation of nut shotting people just to check if they're wearing a cup and pushing around John Leguizamo or all people for laughing at him when he tried to talk like he was in an 80s action movie. Oh, and mob ties, don't forget mob ties.
The guy's got a wonderful reputation of nut shotting people just to check if they're wearing a cup and pushing around John Leguizamo or all people for laughing at him when he tried to talk like he was in an 80s action movie. Oh, and mob ties, don't forget mob ties.
Let's not forget marital issues, a reputation for bullying with his size and cranking submissions, and running his mouth.
But that doesn't make him the biggest douchebag ever in film/television.
Besides, he actually does have skills and he helped train Anderson Silva and Lyoto Machida.
He's pretty bad, I wouldn't put him at Jersey Shore levels, but he's pretty bad. Yeah, not quite the biggest d-bag on tv, I forgot about some of the political talk show hosts and the cast of jersey shore. I wouldn't put him too far out of title contention though.
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Condit will be (interim) champ.
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also, i think diaz has a better chance against condit than he did gsp
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Well, yes. GSP would take him down and beat him up. Condit can't dominate top position like Georges can.
He's still not going to win, though.
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I got Diaz.
(Okay. I have Condit. Aka the winner.)
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Also, good for Condit, BAD for GSP, he seemed to be on a bit of a slide anyway performance wise (at least in my opinion) so to pick up an injury so severe...well he may never be back to the GSP that ragdolled Fitch around and beat him like a red-headed stepchild.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oB_LICZRd8k
god DAMN shogun and henderson look awful after their fight.
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I like in that fight week vlog when Dana tells Bonnar not to worry about the crowd booing. That really wasn't a bad fight and I remember being mad that the crowd was over reacting to it going to a decision.
Also, the Nogs are like the only pros picking Lyoto against Bones. I think Jones will take it, myself, but a lot of people are sleeping on Machida's elusiveness and tricky counter strikes. I think it'll be a great fight.
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And Bones is 6'4" with an 84" reach.
Lyoto is 6'1" with a 74" reach.
Even if Bones isn't unpredictable, that's a hell of a challenge for counter striking.
Plus I'm really not so sure about Machida's training camp. If I see one fighter who trains next to other great fighters, and one fighter who trains with his dad and brothers... Although that's probably not fair, since Machida had a great record coming up, when it really was basically just him and his family. But I'm still leery.
Machida trains with Anderson Silva.
And Steven Seagal.
Does he? I hadn't heard that.
Well, I had heard the Seagal one, but I try to block it out of my mind.
Can't stand Seagal, guy is such an idiot. Quite possible one of the biggest d-bag personalities in film/television of all time.
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He trains at a lot of places not just the family dojo. Only thing I know about this camp is that Mo Lawal was training with him, so hes either been working a lot of wrestling or he wants to learn the dreaded Cuban style!
Thanks for switching from torqued to cranked BL. Appreciate it. Means a lot that you'd make that extra effort for me.
I love south american ground karate
Nah.
Oh yeah, and this.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkskuSXqUD0
I love south american ground karate
Goose-fu?
But that doesn't make him the biggest douchebag ever in film/television.
Besides, he actually does have skills and he helped train Anderson Silva and Lyoto Machida.
I love south american ground karate