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Well Bocek vs. Holanda is off. Any inside info, YPOV?

Sityodtong Sityodtong Sityodtong Just incase they didn't cover it on the telecast.

Shit, Leben looked drunk for most of the 3rd round.

Isn't that what they call Lei Tong on Saturday nights in San Fran?

This show is insane.

WHAT THE FUCK?!?!?!

Leben is looking good here, evading strikings, circling, clinching, pummeling, and putting it all together.

"Beat 2 Sleep"?

Shit, Nate vs. Junior was dope.

UFC isn't the place for grand entrances. His best stuff was in K1. *GENKI VAUGHN!*

ROCK BABY, ROCK~! Oh man he's just prolonging his death.

Gono might now be my favorite fighter NAY.... person...... ever. I'll have to watch it again to make sure. http://www.dailymotion.com/relevance/searc...-entrance_sport I don't think the UFC will let him do this.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=35...h&plindex=4 BOUNCE WITH ME~!

AKIHIRO GONO is rumoured to be fighting Tamdan McCrory at UFC 78. UFC is doing a good job bringing in fighters who aren't necessarily remarkable (Chonan, Gono), but are solid enough to put up a fight and so they can get a good gauge on their prospects as well as giving those prospects the right fights to help them develop as fighters.

Ninja: "Oh my gaaawd, Kelly Purdue is stroking his beer bottle suggestively. Don't look back, don't look back. Just continue staring forward." Gina: "Oh my gaaawd, Ninjas pants are starting to move and his hands are on the table"

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"lawl" = LOL The EXC was like an infomercial for wrestling, given the way Diaz and Ninja could have defeated their opponents if they had any.

According to Meltzer, RYO CHONAN has officially signed with the UFC. While not a top 10 fighter, Chonan is a very good addition to UFC's Middleweight division, IMO. Chonan vs. Kampmann would be a suitably dope fight.

Best. Story. Today. So Hapkido involves eye gouging, frying pans, and retarded opponents? I'm IN.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=36...h&plindex=3 Watch the fight and quit being so fucking dismissive.

That fight was awesome. Shame it happened in the IFL. Bearclaws~!

I'm kinda surprised that so many people are giving the win to Edgar so easily. No doubt he has shown he's a prospect and maybe even a contender given how 55 rounds out, but Fisher is a very good fighter and while some will bring up Fisher getting taken down easily by Dan Lauzon, Edgar also got dropped, albeit momentarily, by Bocek (who I am a fan of, but readily admit that doesn't have the best striking, let alone the hands of a Fisher.)

Plus if anyone chased him in the ring and got a hold of him, they could only back him into a corner. With the cage, Cro Cop can be pushed against it and it's a whole new game in regards to the takedown that will take him more than a couple of months to master.

The whole televised show is up here in installments: http://www.youtube.com/profile_videos?sear...EAST&page=2 Points: Cro Cop at whatever weight won't stop the stylistic problems he has in the cage and in a post fedor world. He's the last of a dying breed of single disciplined fighters. I think we are entering a time where even if you have skills to complement your single discipline (takedown defense for a stand up fighter), it is not enough. You need to be able to change it up and adapt. GSP is a good example of that - get them thinking punch, got for a shot. Get them thinking low kick, go high. Kongos greatest weakness is his ground game, not his stand up. Cro Cop could have done a lot more if he had inserted takedowns into his strategy. Hamill/Bisping was closer upon second viewing. Hamills post fight interview almost made me cry. Bisping is a ponce. Both guys looked a million miles away from the upper tier of any division on the planet. Davis/Taylor was superdope. That was a sick headkick. Nice armbar. Houston Alexander answered ALL questions... cept for "how well does he do off his back?" and various other grappling questions. Still, HOU-AYE~! Still watching Hendo/Ramp... Big ups to whoever wrote "big right hand" in Hendos strengths. When discussing Hendos knees to Quintons thighs, Randy pointing out that they are able to get Quintons legs closer together to aid in a takedown was near strategasmic. Randy always brings the goods. Through 3 and it's not out of the realm of possibility to give all those rounds to Danny.

Stacked (whichever number that was).