skyfinch said:There's new talent everywhere. That's not a problem.
Sure there is. But you have to pay them. And to do that you have to make money at some point.
skyfinch said:There's new talent everywhere. That's not a problem.
Hunter D said:I have and he was hurt.
skyfinch said:Awesome event. UFC has some serious competition.
Trax416 said:He was controlling the fight, when Fedor wasn't controlling him in the corner. For what, 2 minutes? Jesus. Some people are fucking retarded.
The fact is, Fedor landed a perfectly timed shot right on AA's chin the MOMENT AA made a mistake. He got knocked out. He got folded like a piece of paper.
It's not like they fought for 4 rounds and AA was owning him then Fedor landed some lucky punch.
He has been in a lot more trouble in his career. It's not like some huge deal AA was landing some shots on him.
unomas said:I didn't say Fedor was hurt, I didn't say he was even in trouble. Arlovski was controlling him Fedor landed a haymaker on a target he wasn't even looking at. Bottom line is Fedor won the fight but I'm not gonna say the guy is the best because he landed a punch on a target he wasn't even looking at. He's a great fighter and the best heavyweight but most of us are sick of this WAMMA bullshit and want to see him in the UFC. I would have liked to see more of what we were seeing but Arlovski went full retard.
tetsuoxb said:You are blind, sir. Fedor bounces off the ropes, looks at AA, then cocks the right hand. AA had his arms down and Fedor knew what was coming. The minute AA was in range, out flies the right and out go the lights.
Fedor had that punch locked and loaded after the push kick.
Ripclawe said:
Core407 said:Hahaha there it is! I recorded it on my cell phone and have it in .avi format on my computer. Fedor is the MAN. Why doesn't he move to UFC or something?
JakOfTheShadows said:"Or something like that..."
op_ivy said:love to see him take on brock... i'm sure dana would too
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tetsuoxb said:Imagine if Fedor gets a one-fight deal, destroys Brock, and jumps back to doing M-1 shows or NYE Shows in Japan.
Dana's publicity meal ticket would be exposed Kimbo style, and he wouldn't have a new champ to hype.
Dark FaZe said:Or Mir basically subs Brock, then Mir gets taken down quickly...Brock gets belt back...then gets subbed, blah blah blah shit shit shit.
Might as well bring in Fedor and hope he likes the UFC. No one is going to be dominant at heavy weight in the UFC right now.
EviLore said:
dskillzhtown said:Wait. It isn't like UFC needs Fedor. I am thinking they will make plenty of money without him. Fedor doesn't exactly have alot of leverage here. He will never fight in UFC and I think both sides are fine with that.
looks like i didn't do to bad with affliction. looks like the only left that can beat fedor is barnett.smurfx said:WAMMA Heavyweight Championship bout: Fedor Emelianenko vs. Andrei Arlovski
Heavyweight bout: Josh Barnett vs. Gilbert Yvel
Light Heavyweight bout: Renato Sobral vs. Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou
Middleweight bout: Matt Lindland vs. Vitor Belfort
Lightweight bout: Chris Horodecki vs. Dan Lauzon
Heavyweight bout: Paul Buentello vs. Kiril Sidelnikov
HDNet matches
Light Heavyweight bout: Vladimir Matyushenko vs. Antonio Rogerio Nogueira
these are my picks.
Boogie said:Pic says it all, really.
Was Arlovski doing well? Yup.
Was he winning the fight? Yup.
Did Fedor look human for 3 minutes? Yup.
Doesn't matter. Dude doesn't lose. He knocked Andrei out cold.
unomas said:I didn't say Fedor was hurt, I didn't say he was even in trouble. Arlovski was controlling him Fedor landed a haymaker on a target he wasn't even looking at. Bottom line is Fedor won the fight but I'm not gonna say the guy is the best because he landed a punch on a target he wasn't even looking at. He's a great fighter and the best heavyweight but most of us are sick of this WAMMA bullshit and want to see him in the UFC. I would have liked to see more of what we were seeing but Arlovski went full retard.
NinjaCodah said:Fedor is the best fighter on earth because no matter what happens he'll win. At this point I don't believe he wasn't looking. If he didn't it's because he didn't need to - he's Fedor Emelianenko, and YES HE'S THAT GOOD. AA made a mistake, Fedor didn't. Maybe YOU need to look at your target to fuck him up, but Fedor doesn't because he just knew what AA would do. At some point, you gotta look at the outcome of every fight Fedor has been in. He's been through worse before (Fujita, Randleman, Hunt, etc...) He's the the best because no matter what he'll win - the UFC's got nothing in its HW division that could remotely challenge that.
Let me tell you how you're feeling... lolShawnwhann said:Tito is soooooo horrible with the commentary, this cannot be mentioned enough....
jakershaker said:FEDOR THE BADDEST MAN ON EARTH :lol :lol :lol
I know the guy is good and all but this is a fight he was losing and if AA had been a bit more conservative who knows what way it would have gone. It's like every other match in MMA when a fighter has a good gameplan and gets angry/sloppy/aggressive and by that opens himself up for counterattacks. But no, it only happened because HES FEDOR AND HE'S THAT GOOD. I love Fedor style but seriously, people need to calm down sometimes.
Boogie said it pretty good too.
kobashi100 said:has anyone really hurt Fedor apart from Kazuyuki Fujita??
jakershaker said:FEDOR THE BADDEST MAN ON EARTH :lol :lol :lol
I know the guy is good and all but this is a fight he was losing and if AA had been a bit more conservative who knows what way it would have gone. It's like every other match in MMA when a fighter has a good gameplan and gets angry/sloppy/aggressive and by that opens himself up for counterattacks. But no, it only happened because HES FEDOR AND HE'S THAT GOOD. I love Fedor style but seriously, people need to calm down sometimes.
Boogie said it pretty good too.
EviLore said:Mirko got the best of several big exchanges and battered Fedor's face, Fujita nearly dropped him and left him unbalanced for minutes, Randleman landed the most insane suplex ever on him, Hunt was pretty close to a kimura on him, Coleman took him down (lol, yes, but that's his entire gameplan so I'll list it), Schilt locked away his ground and pound with absurd grip strength, Nog took took his very best shots with barely any effect and was impossible to submit, Hong Man Choi overpowered him, Arona negated his grappling, and Arlovski's boxing stopped his momentum cold.
For all the hype and hyperbole, Fedor is not an invincible machine. What separates him from every other fighter is not invulnerability or that he's really Optimus Prime, it's that he was placed in all these types of inevitable, difficult circumstances that are what lead MMA fighters to all have spotty records, but he didn't lose when others would. The W is there, no matter what.
Tristam said:He was losing in the sense that if you stopped the fight at 2 minutes, the judge's decision would go to Arlovski. But the first two minutes basically amounted to two fighters getting a feel for one another. I didn't see anything that made me thought either was going to lose. I'm not sure what Arlovski was thinking. I think he got excited after he had backed Fedor into the ropes. But just 'cuz you someone's against the ropes and their guard is half-down doesn't mean you go in for a flying knee.
iddqd said:And i was shocked at the Lindland KO. SHOCKED!
As far as any punches that Andrei landed, I think all of them were just glancing blows and thy really didnt hit me on the button and I didnt feel them too much,
Just based on feeling myself in the ring, I felt it was an even fight up to the point when I knocked him out, said Emelianenko. When he began his attack, he would open up a little bit. I had a feeling that he was going to make a mistake and I was just waiting to capitalize.
The right hand, which created a 180-degree arch through the air, was instinctual, he said.
Theres certain techniques that I practiced and worked on and certain scenarios and this is one of the scenarios that I anticipated, said Emelianenko. When that scenario came up, I knew the right thing to do was to go with the right.
This I can agree with. The guy just adapts so well.EviLore said:Mirko got the best of several big exchanges and battered Fedor's face, Fujita nearly dropped him and left him unbalanced for minutes, Randleman landed the most insane suplex ever on him, Hunt was pretty close to a kimura on him, Coleman took him down (lol, yes, but that's his entire gameplan so I'll list it), Schilt locked away his ground and pound with absurd grip strength, Nog took took his very best shots with barely any effect and was impossible to submit, Hong Man Choi overpowered him, Arona negated his grappling, and Arlovski's boxing stopped his momentum cold.
For all the hype and hyperbole, Fedor is not an invincible machine. What separates him from every other fighter is not invulnerability or that he's really Optimus Prime, it's that he was placed in all these types of inevitable, difficult circumstances that are what lead MMA fighters to all have spotty records, but he didn't lose when others would. The W is there, no matter what.
sefskillz said:Should we tack WEC 38 onto this thread too?![]()