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"SICC"

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Yea i saw all his under ground fights befor UFC, a damn good stret fighter, i mean that one fight they keep trippin on, he got hit by a luccy punch in the chin, which got him dizzy, and got TKO'd. wasn't like he got his ass kic'd, he has the tallent, no doubt about it, hes gonna be up there with the rest
 
smppro

smppro

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LOL Kimbo wont make it in the UFC, he isnt an mma fighter, he is just a fighter, thats why Bas washed his handed of him, and he got BEAT UP by Seth Petruzelli, a guy that dresses in womens clothes, im sure his hommies were proud. Any decent fighter can avoid his 1 big punch

 
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Delta-9

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Okay, we know who here likes MMA but who here trains in it. Training in Karate, or Hapkido, or anything that is not bjj, muay thai, wrestling, boxing, or just submission wrestling does not count. I"ve been training Brazilian Jiu Jitsu for about 10 years now and have competed in the ring a few times.
 

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brimon

brimon

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i like ufc events and the game kicks ass literally. kinda hard to get use to but my record shows that, lol. the corture fight last week was awesome
 
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jeebuscheebus

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Delta-9 said:
Okay, we know who here likes MMA but who here trains in it. Training in Karate, or Hapkido, or anything that is not bjj, muay thai, wrestling, boxing, or just submission wrestling does not count. I"ve been training Brazilian Jiu Jitsu for about 10 years now and have competed in the ring a few times.
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Lyoto Machida the undefeated light heavy weight champion of the UFC would disagree. Shotokan Karate blackbelt and BJJ blackbelt.

That karate stance made Rashad look dumb. Rampage is straight ducking Machida.

I don't train in traditional martail arts but they clearly have their place in modern combat sports.

I train western boxing and BJJ.

Nice try though.
 
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jeebuscheebus

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[QUOTE="SICC";3033630]Yea i saw all his under ground fights befor UFC, a damn good stret fighter, i mean that one fight they keep trippin on, he got hit by a luccy punch in the chin, which got him dizzy, and got TKO'd. wasn't like he got his ass kic'd, he has the tallent, no doubt about it, hes gonna be up there with the rest[/QUOTE]

Kimbo burns too much greenery to be a UFC fighter. Not to mention he is way to old.

Also, he has zero skill. He got KTFO by a 205 pounder that couldn't make it in the UFC light heavy division. How will Kimbo, 235 lbs small for heavy weight, fair against men that are bigger, younger and more talented?

Bas Rutten trained Kimbo to begin his MMA training. Rutten is a former UFC champ and highly respected trainer. Well guess who quite training Kimbo because he chased too much tail and burned the leaf?

One fight good night. Then off to WWE where he belongs.
 
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Delta-9

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What are you trying to say? That his karate alone wins his fights? Sure he trains in Karate, but he also knows how to get out of an armbar, knows how to apply a triangle, knows what an omaplata is and knows the ins and outs of the clinch. My point was training in Karate or any of the other traditional martial arts alone do not equate training for MMA.
Nice try though.
 
NarrowEye

NarrowEye

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Delta-9 said:
Okay, we know who here likes MMA but who here trains in it. Training in Karate, or Hapkido, or anything that is not bjj, muay thai, wrestling, boxing, or just submission wrestling does not count. I"ve been training Brazilian Jiu Jitsu for about 10 years now and have competed in the ring a few times.
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Does sudoku counts? oh, and my girl is good in bj, she knows some good submissions.. :)
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JimmyPot

JimmyPot

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[QUOTE="SICC";3033573]i wanna see that kimbo shit too, he had to of won cause they tape that shit before it airs, i know i wouldn't do no damn commercial if i lost you know what i mean[/QUOTE]He signed a contract to do those commercials win or lose.If he didnt do them he would have been sued for everything then some.I think the x NFL player I cant think of his name right now but he is black ripped and I think played for vikings.He was on that mtv beat up a bully show.I bet he wins.
 
Dr. Greenhorn

Dr. Greenhorn

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Delta-9 said:
Okay, we know who here likes MMA but who here trains in it. Training in Karate, or Hapkido, or anything that is not bjj, muay thai, wrestling, boxing, or just submission wrestling does not count. I"ve been training Brazilian Jiu Jitsu for about 10 years now and have competed in the ring a few times.
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I train.....:mrgreen:
 
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jeebuscheebus

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Delta-9 said:
My point was training in Karate or any of the other traditional martial arts alone do not equate training for MMA.
Nice try though.
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You didn't say that in the post I quoted. Did you notice how I said he was a black belt in Karate and BJJ? Go look I never said Karate alone was winning fights.

You said TMA's were worthless and I pointed out someone using them very succesfully in conjunction with BJJ/MMA training.

You said you didn't want to hear from people who train in TMA's. Would you say that to Machida?

It seems you've really figured out the subtle dynamics of MMA and I'm excited to see you smash Machida and his lame karate in the next few months. When do you make your UFC debut?
 
smppro

smppro

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Pretty interesting list of fighter

The cast includes:
Zak Jensen – standout wrestler at Augsburg College
Marcus Jones – former 1st round NFL draft pick who had a six-year career with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Scott Junk – Division II All-American football player at Southwest Oklahoma State and fought in UFC 76.
James McSweeney – former international kickboxing and Muay Thai champion
John Madsen – defeated Brock Lesnar in a high school wrestling match
Matt Mitrione - played for New York Giants and Minnesota Vikings
Roy Nelson – former IFL Heavyweight Champion
Demico Rogers – high school football and wrestling star
Brendan Schaub – played for Buffalo Bills and Arena Football’s Utah Blaze
Darrill Schoonover – decorated Army veteran
Wes Shivers – former member of the Tennessee Titans and Atlanta Falcons
Wes Sims - fought two heated battles with former UFC champ Frank Mir at UFC 43 and UFC 46
Kimbo Slice – former EliteXC heavyweight contender and YouTube sensation
Abe Wagner – played linebacker at Michigan Tech and has a degree in mechanical engineering
Mike Wessel – UFC veteran and former strength and conditioning coach at University of Arkansas
Justin Wren – All-American high school wrestler
 
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