sazabirules
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I'm looking forward to all of those Fox fights you listed besides the flyweight one.
And the UFC has 15 guys signed at 125.
And the UFC has 15 guys signed at 125.
http://www.bloodyelbow.com/2013/1/8...out-ufc-on-fox-6-bout-michael-kuiper-mma-news
The injury curse continues. What a shame that we won't be able to see Buddy Roberts fight at UFC on Fox 6.
Like a matchmaker decides to add new divisions anyway. The actual matchmaking and signings at flyweight have been solid.
I guess we can ignore the biggest draws in combat sports weight like 10 pounds more than these dudes.
sazabirules said:I'm looking forward to all of those Fox fights you listed besides the flyweight one.
And the UFC has 15 guys signed at 125.
Did I miss the fact that vox said he was yaco's alt or something?
bu bu bu but MIDGETSLike a matchmaker decides to add new divisions anyway. The actual matchmaking and signings at flyweight have been solid.
I guess we can ignore the biggest draws in combat sports weight like 10 pounds more than these dudes.
bu bu bu but MIDGETS
Seriously though, Mighty Mouse is a ridiculously boring fighter. It's him that makes the Flyweight Division suck just like how it's Cruz that makes the BW division suck.
Oh and Vox, Rampage/Teixeira and Cerrone/Pettis are nowhere near bargain basement crap. At least the Flyweight title isn't shitting up another PPV.
I was talking about the UFC on FOX card and not the divisions when i was talking about Silva.
When Mighty Mouse and Benavidez can draw like Mayweather/Pacquiao or hell even Canelo, I'll eat my words. These guys would be playing Santa's elves on direct to DVD movies if the UFC wasn't here pampering them.
Armchair booking is easy. Joe Silver juggles hundreds of fighters at once and is the best in the biz at what he does, period.
As far as flyweight goes, you have to start somewhere. 155 was a clusterfuck for years, now look at it. You can whine about Mighty Mouse or acknowledge that 90% of the fights have been great.
145 is still a joke if you look at it. Only recently Edgar and KZ brought some new life to it. 135 is also a bunch of guys who couldn't cut it at 145. As is 125 to 135. It was halfway decent when Torres was king but after his dethroning, it's only been downhill from there. Barao x McDonald and winner vs Cruz is quite possibly the last good matchup left there.
I'll stick to whining about Mighty Mouse, Benavidez, McCall and Dodson which is pretty much the entire division. Rousey puts more asses in the seats than these guys ever will.
Enjoy wallowing in your ignorance and spouting hyperbole, brah. Some of the best fights of the year happened at 145 and below. That includes Mighty Mouse vs. McCall.
145 is still a joke if you look at it.
I got nothing against 145.
Feel free to ask questions. Makes me realize there's no real simple way to dive into the sport at a base level, as far as I know. There should really be a go-to documentary, book, collection of fights that gives historical context...something.
This is somewhat helpful: http://www.ufc.com/discover/
Thanks for the link, it definitely gives me a good place to start.
I studied a little bit about the Unified Rules of the sport and I noticed that some promotions had extra rules and restrictions on top of the general rules that were introduced. Is there any particular reason for that, or were those additional rules added for the sake of differentiation?
What are the different rules and restrictions you are seeing? If it's not allowing elbows on the ground, it's because they can easily lead to cuts that stop the fight.
A promotion like Bellator that hosts a tournament will disallow elbows on the ground until the finals because there's a risk the winner could be cut by an elbow and not be able to heal in time to compete further in the tournament.
If you mean kicks and knees to a grounded opponent, that's a promotion that isn't based in the U.S. and doesn't have to worry about being sanctioned by a state athletic commission. Most promotions these days don't allow that just as a matter of safety, though.
UFC gyms?
Out of all the new divisions, 145 is the best.
Aldo
Edgar
Zombie
Hioki
Guida
Garcia
Siver
Not too bad for a division that's been around for only a year. BW wishes it looked like that.
Out of all the new divisions, 145 is the best.
Aldo
Edgar
Zombie
Hioki
Guida
Garcia
Siver
Not too bad for a division that's been around for only a year. BW wishes it looked like that.
But I don't really give a shit about anything under 145.
Give the pikey some love.
He should eat a few Fray Bentos and fight in a proper weight class.
He should eat a few Fray Bentos and fight in a proper weight class.
Or maybe some scottish pizza
He should hit up the Chav version of the dolce diet
Do you get Scotch pies in the English Greggs? I could be doing with a steak bake right about now.
No idea, haven't been in one in 10 years
Do you get Scotch pies at all in England? I need to know if I have to add this to the "Cism" folder alongside not selling Irn-Bru and not accepting Scottish money.
I imagine so, what's in them?
Edit: we get Scotch Eggs if that helps?
chicken and salad
Ah yeah, I have had those.
I watch too many MMA Video / training blogs now to eat stuff like that without feeling guilty, fuckers with their chicken and salad / no gluton / zero carbs.
you'd lose that 10 lbs faster if you just started training imo.
but top contenders for 170lbs may as well be picked by throwing a dart at a list of names (as what must have happened when Dan Hardy was given his shot).
My favorite UFC divisions are
- 155
- 170
- 145
- 205
- 185
The competition at 155lbs and 170lbs is fierce. GSP has the top spot locked down, but top contenders for 170lbs may as well be picked by throwing a dart at a list of names (as what must have happened when Dan Hardy was given his shot). There's at least a half-dozen fighters at 155lbs who could take the championship from Smooth. At 145lbs things have been getting more interesting as more 155lbs guys drop down for a title shot. Plus, the Korean Zombie, against all odds, has an undefeated 3-0 streak in the UFC with FIVE UFC bonuses and a 7 second knockout on his résumé. How could you not like a division with a cat like that in it's ranks?
Scotch pies are godlike. Normally it's mutton inside of them.
Out of all the new divisions, 145 is the best.
Aldo
Edgar
Zombie
Hioki
Guida
Garcia
Siver
Not too bad for a division that's been around for only a year. BW wishes it looked like that.
Out of all the new divisions, 145 is the best.
Aldo
Edgar
Zombie
Hioki
Guida
Garcia
Siver
Not too bad for a division that's been around for only a year. BW wishes it looked like that.