RavishingRickRudo

I imagine Tyson Griffin and Frankie Edgar are placed ahead of him, as well as Kenny Florian. But I would have no qualms with Huerta getting a shot in the first half of 08.

Huerta is fucking tremendous. All credit in the world to Guida, but this is what MMA is. It's great to see Anderson Silva completely run house on the middleweights but the life and breath of MMA is seeing guys down only to have them get the fuck back up. Easily my favourite fighter of 2007: Roger Huerta. I thought he was DONE in and after round 2. Fuck that was awesome.

Yeah, I have the same anticipation for the Hatton fight as I did the DLH fight (which is, like "I really, really, really, need to see this fight"), but I assured myself that Mayweather would dance around for a UD and that the fight would not be worth getting. Hatton is a bit more of a wildcard than DLH, but I think Mayweather will be too allusive for anything substantial to happen. I hope I am wrong, but that hope ain't enough to miss Guida vs. Huerta (and certainly not enough to pay boxing ppv $$$ for). If anything good happens, it should be on Youtube by the time I get home

http://www.dailymotion.com/Princenino/vide...-k1-wgp_extreme Bonjasky vs. Hari, in one of the better kickboxing bouts that I have seen. Nothing uber-dramatic, but a very technical fight with both guys throwing combos and countering in the heat of an attack. Just a super dope fight and imo the wrong guy won.

After watching his fight against Alexander: Thiago Silvas post-fight celebration. Dude just got up after knocking Houston out and walked towards the camera. I nominate that as badass moment of 07.

Quite.

Barring any unforeseen bullshit, yes. Eat a dick? I thought we weren't going to talk about my time in Thailand and that unfortunate misunderstanding I had with one of the local "ladies". But since we are airing each others dirty laundry, "Eat an 80 year old vag". Yeah, sure, you were "volunteering" at the old folks home, but I know how you REALLY got that silverware collection. Spoon indeed.

As much as I love Franklin vs. Silva, it's hard to consider it because there was little threat of Franklin winning the fight going into it. So the drama is more focused on the how and when of Silva winning. It's still a great story, with Franklin clearly improving in the clinch but it all being for naught as it was evident that he was just delaying the inevitable, but it was not really edge-of-your-seat stuff. In reality, the fight was Franklin vs. Fate, with Anderson Silva being the stylish vessel of gods will. Though, if anything makes it warrant consideration, it's the crowds reaction to when Silva and Franklin first clinch. *edit* Ok, I fucking lied. This is totally worth consideration, if only for Silvas excellence. Him faking a shot to get the plumb put it over the top. Then Franklin getting some shots in, gaining confidence in throwing combos, only for Silva to totally jive-fuck him over by taking a play from the matrix and making Franklin look a fool. It's epic, in that it is a tragedy and triumph in one.

http://www.cracked.com/article_14990_what-monkeysphere.html

If risk of death was a reason to ban something, we wouldn't be allowed to drive a car, fly in a plane, or sleep in bed.

His problem was not having someone kneeling behind Wiman at the point of pushing. And missing a toilet to provide swirlies.

http://www.spikedhumor.com/articles/133102...ro_Omigawa.html I haven't heard much on this fight, but it was dope.

Well, Almeida vs. Belcher isn't happening right NOW, now is it? Though it is nut bust worthy.

UFC`s stacked divisions. 155, 169, 205. In that order. So many possibilities, and the fact that the UFC is making some big time matches with them.

I think the blondes did a stripper routine. ``that`s a really good picture of us``

Fitch destroyed Alves, so I really do not need to see the rematch. Alves is still a step or two behind Fitch in regards to placement in the division, and needs 2 or 3 more fights or a win over a top guy to be considered a contender, while Fitch is just waiting in the wings. Alves vs. Burkman would be a good scrap and a test to see if Alves can get past a strong wrestler. Alves vs. Gono, or Alves vs. Davis would be good scraps if you just want to showcase styles. I think Fitch vs. Jeff Joslin would be a good fight for Fitch. Their first bout was very entertaining and Fitch came out with a controversial win. Fitch vs. Ficket t would be a good stand-by fight as well. But I do not know Ficketts current relationship status is with the UFC.

Sean Sherk coming in is the icing on the cake.

Best possible solution, especially given the "Nemesis" theme. Just the shot of Hughes basking in GSP's loss to Serra is enough to put heat on the 3rd contest; neverminding the fact that their first two fights kicked ass.

"MR: ...but jesus we didn't have any young hot guys there. They need to give these girls a bone!" Goddammit.

Has anyone mentioned Gonzaga vs. Werdum for the UFC 80 card? UFC.com has it listed.

What, yall too good for Police Academy movies? Dap to whoever put down Brewsters Millions. So much dap.

So hot. So soon. The blondes are not nearly attractive or entertaining enough to have warranted so much screen time that could have been dedicated to the two sisters and their penchant for proper pronunciation. The grampa gettin jiggy with one of the two was tremendous. And seriously, why the fuck would you follow the hippies? They're hippies, they don't know where they're goin.

I <3 Thiago Alves' leg kicks. Good gravy.

It wasn't bad, I don't think any fights were outright boring, but it wasn't all that exciting. In the middle show. I am pissed they didn't show more prelims and structure their time better. There were no title fights, so it's unacceptable to 15 minute fights take up over 30 minutes of tv time. And Frankie Edger. Prospect turned Condender. Big win, sweet wrestling.

What are the odds that Mama Petrelli has the power of suggestion and suggested that Papa Petrelli Cobain himself.... ... and then after not washing for weeks she suggested that he kill himself.