Lord of The Curry

If you can name something hotter then Royce F'n Gracie training Brock Lesnar, have at it.

tkomma.tv is the official site, not sure about prices right now but it goes something like $200, $100, $70 and $50, I think. Rudo and I are looking at the $70 but it depends on where they're located. Floor seats at MMA shows ('specially now that they're using the cage) aren't always the best. Elevated viewing might be the best option right now.

Let me know if you are going, Rudo and I are heading up your way for it.

I think banky would probably be in my top 5 of "Posters who I'd like to have a beer with but probably wouldn't want to have a beer with me".

Freamon is the man. I knew from the start of season one that he'd come up with something that would fuck shit up and sure enough *BLAM* he comes up with the only known picture of Avon Barksdale.

Angle is going to wind up all kinds of dead in this match. I look forward to the post-match column on WWE.com about how he's going to need to take more time off.

I hope he stabs you with a fork.

After seeing Stout completely cave against Florian I'm picking Edwards in this one. Mind you, I don't see either guy taking it to the ground so I suppose it's a fairly even-matched fight standing.

I should send a call up to Harlem and get them to put Brother Mouzone on all these haters of season two. It had Method Man in it for fucks sake!

Sam Stout vs Yves Edwards at TKO 27 this September in Montreal. HOLLA.

Hells yeah. Interesting that they showed Tweener in the preview, I figured he'd be written out for a while. I was wondering at what point the DB Cooper fortune was going to be brought up. T-Bag, C-Note and Michael were the only ones who heard him say where it was and I imagine they'll be gunning for it before the government wises up and tries to move on it.

"It appears the much-anticipated mixed martial arts bout between rival champions Chuck Liddell and Wanderlei Silva, scheduled for November, might be off. "I don't even know if Silva's going to happen," said Dana White, president of the Ultimate Fighting Championship. He cited problems in dealing with the Japan-based Pride Fighting Championships that is home to Silva. White said UFC 65 will instead probably feature Liddell against Tito Ortiz in a rematch of UFC 47 in 2004. The Liddell-Silva bout was considered a blockbuster matchup, finally bringing the rival UFC and Pride organizations together Liddell (18-3-0) is the current UFC light-heavyweight champion at 205 lb." Calgary Sun Article I knew this was too good to be true. The supposed 3-fight deal Wandy had signed with UFC was the tip-off here.

FICHTNER~! That's gonna be hot. I just finished season one and having fallen off this show despite starting this thread originally I can now rejoice for having caught up in time for season two. Some general thoughts on the finale/whatnot...... - I agree with the swerve surrounding the presidents death. As if the shit surrounding Linc and his dad couldn't get any more fucked. - Haywire stalking the guys around the prison before the escape was awesome, as was his stealing the bike and helmet. - T-Bag is definetly alive but I'm not sure how he'll fit into things in season two. - That final shot..........wow. Not sure how the next season can start off with them eluding the fuzz.

That's a tough call for me. I love The Wire as well but I'll have to wait until we get Season 3 in my stores shipment tommorow to make a complete judgement. I'd give a kidney to see Stringer Bell vs Al Swearengen in place where time stands still, though.

Agreed. And I won't even bother ranting on the lack of Deadwood love in this thread. The best show on TV in maybe its best season yet and nobody gives a fuck.

*Buzzer* The correct answer is DIPSET, BITCH.

I clicked on this thread hoping it was going to be about the band Holy Fuck. I want my 20 seconds back.

Matt Hughes wishes he could dance like Gono. End of debate.

So THAT'S how long a fortnight was.

We need Tong in here to tell us that Gono @ 170 would give Hughes trouble. At least I recall him saying that in some other thread.

I hear their initiation rituals involve Tim Sylvia, Ben Rothwell, Mike Whitehead, baby oil and a goat.

I had a co-worker of mine who's mildly into mma over the other night and showed him a bunch of fights and he was ready to leave when Bonnar/Griffin popped into my head and I forced him to stay and watch it. I'd say the word "addicted" now covers it.

I'm not sure how good the cocaine is over in Japan but whatever Sakikabara is on it's giving him delussions of grandeur. Courtesy of MMAWeekley........ Pride DSE president Sakakibara is gunning for the UFC in a big way according to Tokyo Sports newspaper in Japan. Sakakibara’s goal is to bring his show and fighters to America and takeover the UFC. This takeover plan involves his aim to take all the UFC belts and a supershow or an MMA superbowl of sorts. The first part of this takeover plan that was disclosed to Tokyo Sports is to happen in November at UFC 65 when Wanderlei Silva fights the UFC’s Chuck Liddell. And as Pres. Sakakibara puts it his fighters will “devour” all the UFC athletes. On July 8th Sakakibara and Wanderlei Silva attended UFC 61 and the Pride president was impressed with the MMA fervor. But, he said that he wasn’t going to stand idly by as the sport grows in America. He is going to put on a MMA superbowl next summer with plans to hold it in a football stadium. He said that whichever stadium they use it will have a capacity of over 60,000, and if they seat fans on the field it will be over 100,000. Sakakibara is confident with the MMA zeal in America that the stadium will be packed to capacity and that it will even surpass the attendance of the 2002 Dynamite show that was jointly promoted by Pride and K-1. Not only does Sakakibara plan on using a stadium to host his supershow but he mentioned the possibility of using a ring and a cage in the same event. Using the ring for round one, the cage for round two, and the ring for round three. Or vice versa. That way the Pride or UFC fighters can’t have an excuse about what they fought in. But Sakakibara realizes that “ it will be a fierce battle between the promoters.” And, he even expects that the UFC may storm the Pride show in Las Vegas on October 21st. But, his plan is to take all of the UFC belts, as Sakakibara said,” not just Silva alone, but Fedor, Yoshida, Fujita, and Gomi. I’m going to send these guys into the octagon to devour them first.” Starting this Fall, Sakakibara said Pride will start sending fighters to take the UFC titles, and then deliver the finishing blow at the MMA superbowl. Sakakibara stated, “If we take the titles, the UFC will have nowhere to run.”

His "place" was on a wrestling mat long before a WWE ring, thus making his relationship with MMA closer then anything pro wrestling could give him.

30 days off and you're chalking it up to ring rust? C'mon now.