MMA Comments that Don't Warrant a Thread

[RavishingRickRudo 0]

They should do a fight.

 

I think it would be an awesome fight.

 

 

Battle of the Pitbulls.

 

RRR - All over UFC 96/97

[Lei Tong 0]

RRR, since you mentioned a lot of UFC 13's connections to modern day MMA:

 

HW tournament competitor Dmitri Stepanov is Arlovski's training partner, and even gave his own nickname to Andrei.

[I like Forums 0]

what exactly is "dirty boxing"?

[RavishingRickRudo 0]

Doood, FAQ...

 

Dirty Boxing is clinching the back of a guys head with one hand and punching him with the other.

[Guest Brian]

Dirty boxing is basically employing illegal boxing tactics to MMA using the clinch by wrapping up the back of the opponents neck, controlling the head, and using uppercuts and elbows (as well as knees) as your weapons of choice).

[Guest CurryMan]

Don´t count out Billy Rush just yet.

 

Both Joe Riggs and Billy Rush posts in this thread about the last match and abit on the future. Of course there alot of just "lol" posts and that but still some intressting posts.

 

http://www.mma.tv/tuf/index.cfm?ac=ListMes...ID=709456&FID=1

 

EDIT: Billy Rush starts posting on page 2

[Lei Tong 0]

I thought I posted it already, but I guess not...

 

Anyways, horrible rankings from MMAWeekly:

 

 

HEAVYWEIGHT DIVISION

1. Fedor Emelianenko - 100 Points (10 first place votes)

2. Minotauro Nogueira - 90 Points

3. Mirko Cro Cop - 75 Points

4. Andrei Arlovski - 69 Points

5. Sergei Kharitonov - 56 Points

6. Josh Barnett - 43 Points

7. Tim Sylvia - 47 Points

8. Heath Herring - 20 Points

9. Fabricio Werdum - 17 Points

10.Alexsander Emelinanenko -15 Points

Others receiving votes - (12)Frank Mir,(11)Ron Waterman, (10)- Ricco Rodriguez

 

LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT DIVISION

1. Chuck Liddell - 96 Points (6 first place votes)

2. Mauricio "Shogun" Rua - 89 Points (4 first place votes)

3. Wanderlei Silva - 74 Points

4. Randy Couture- 63 Points

5. Ricardo Arona - 52 Points

6. Rogerio Nogueira - 42 Points

7. Tito Ortiz- 23 Points

8. Alistair Overeem - 35 Points

9. Babalu Sobral - 34 Points

10.Quinton Jackson - 21 Points

 

 

MIDDLEWEIGHT DIVISON

1. Dan Henderson - 89 Points (5 first place votes)

2. Rich Franklin - 88 Points (5 first place votes)

3. Matt Lindland - 68 Points

4. Anderson Silva - 65 Points

5. Murilo Bustamante - 49 Points

6. Jeremy Horn - 43 Points

7. Nathan Marquardt -45 Points

8. Ivan Salaverry - 43 Points

9. Evan Tanner - 33 Points

10. Joe Doerksen - 15 Points

 

 

WELTERWEIGHT DIVISION

1. BJ Penn - 97 Points (6 first place votes)

2. Matt Hughes - 96 Points (4 first place vote)

3. Georges St. Pierre- 89 Points

4. Karo Parisyan - 60 Points

5. Frank Trigg - 55 Points

6 .Charuto Verissimo - 49 Points

7. Sean Sherk- 31 Points

8. Jake Shields - 26 Points

9. Diego Sanchez - 20 Points

10. Nick Diaz - 19 Points

 

 

LIGHTWEIGHT DIVISION

1. Takanori Gomi

2. Hayato "Mach" Sakurai

3. Joaquim Hansen

4. Yves Edwards

5. Tatsuyo Kawijiri

6. Vitor "Shaolin" Ribeiro

7. Genki Sudo

8. Jens Pulver

9. Luiz Azeredo

10.Hermes Franca

[Your Paragon of Virtue 0]

You posted it at the UFC.

 

Anderson Silva at number 4? Yikes. Though I should mention that Jeremy's win, if it's not as controversial as people say over Prangley, is impressive. And seeing as how Anderson beat Jeremy, I can see why they might rank him that high. Although I did hear Jeremy got hurt in that fight.

[Your Paragon of Virtue 0]

How is David Loiseau not on there? Also, how the hell did Dan Henderson jump that high when they don't even value his win over Akihiro Gono (seeing as how he's not top ten on this list). Also, why am I even bothering? This list is awful. At least Gurgel is not on there anymore.

[Lei Tong 0]

Jeremy tore his groin shooting in for a takedown in the 1st round of his fight with Silva, IIRC.

[Your Paragon of Virtue 0]

Yeah that's it, so his win over Horn shouldn't hold so much weight, especially considering how much poorer his performances were against other grapplers like Takase and Chonan.

 

Also, how good is Horn's jiu jitsu? Most of the pros speak of it as if it's mythical or something, but I really don't get it. Is it really that good? Has he ever tested it against other top grapplers in sub grappling competitions?

[Lei Tong 0]

Horn's submission skills are pretty proven in MMA, as he's submitted some good guys and come close to submitting others. Part of his success lies in some of physical characteristics, namely his flexibility and somewhat thin frame. Of course, he still gets hyped up by people like Rogan a bit too much, but that's the way it goes.

 

I don't know much about Jeremy's history at grappling comps aside from his trip to Abu Dhabi in 2000, where he won his opening round match via sub before throwing his match with Hughes in the next round.

[Lord of The Curry 0]

Like, throwing as in "Fuck this" or throwing as in "I don't want to fight somebody I'm friends with"?

[I like Forums 0]

Throwing as in "I'll let my friend win easily".

 

See it here

 

http://s65.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=15TT90K...LO013XTPOYC2J15

 

you're welcome

Edited December 2, 2005 by I like Forums

[Lei Tong 0]

Throwing as in:

 

"Hey, Matt, you'll probably do better in the upcoming rounds, so why don't I just give you an easy win? And while we're at it, we'll also try and win the Best Takedown and Fastest Submission cash bonuses while we're at it."

 

They did end up getting the Best Throw award, but were out-"worked"by Renzo Gracie and Marcio Feitosa Souza in the quickest sub department.

[Lei Tong 0]

My life will not be complete until I see SmackGirl's Royal Smack from 2002.

[Lord of The Curry 0]

I have no idea what you're talking about but I'm intrigued enough to say that now my life also will not be complete without seeing said smack.

[Lei Tong 0]

A Smack Girl show that featured a submission wrestling battle royal and a 3 on 1, handicap tag team match.

[RavishingRickRudo 0]

Ah..

 

..wuh?

 

UFC needs gimmick matches.

[Lord of The Curry 0]

Dream UFC tag match, anybody?

 

I'd have to go with Loiseau/GSP vs Hughes/Franklin OR Chuck/Griffin vs Coture/Bonnar (or Boture as I call 'em)

[I like Forums 0]

As far as gimmick matches go 3-Way Dance! Hughes vs GSP vs BJ Penn!

 

I figure a good standup would be a good defense against losing the first fall. All it takes is one guy to go for a take down and the extra man would probably end them with a RNC. Then we've got ourselves a one-on-one situation.

 

Maybe making it triple threat rules would add some strategy to it.

Edited December 3, 2005 by I like Forums

[Guest Brian]

There's something ironic about a guy with an ego the size Tito has having a head to fit it all.

[Lord of The Curry 0]

<------ Will be behind Forrest 100%

[I like Forums 0]

Just make sure 100% doesn't include betting money on him winning.

[AboveAverage484 0]

There are way too many UFC nuthuggers on here. This needs to change, lol.

[Your Paragon of Virtue 0]

We should do a poll to see which of the big two people enjoy watching more. Clearly SHOOTO doesn't count, they don't bring the HEAVYWEIGHTS~!

 

Chalk one up for UFC here.

[AboveAverage484 0]

We should do a poll to see which of the big two people enjoy watching more. Clearly SHOOTO doesn't count, they don't bring the HEAVYWEIGHTS~!

 

Chalk one up for UFC here.

 

I'm sorry to inform you, but neither does UFC.

[Your Paragon of Virtue 0]

I don't know if you could tell, but that was sarcasm.

 

I just was looking to compare the "big two".

 

I like the UFC *in spite* of their heavyweights.

[AmericanDragon 0]

streaming highlights

 

I don't know where round 2 went.

 

http://sh5.org/forums/showthread.php?t=9098

 

http://sh5.org/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=49

[AmericanDragon 0]

Franklin vs Machida if anyone hasn't seen it already.

 

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=43...452328&q=takuma