Jest Chillin
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They were never good to begin with. Outside of a few standout fighters, Japanese MMAiswas all spectacle.
To be fair though.. the differences in fight culture regarding cutting weight plays a role as well.
They were never good to begin with. Outside of a few standout fighters, Japanese MMAiswas all spectacle.
Rockhold has nothing for wildman
I can see him dropping/stunning him with a hard kick to the side. Either way, has to worry a lot about it, and that also opens him up to a nice head kick.
lolLongo's "The Destruction 2.0" will prepare Weidman to check body kicks and high kicks with his knee, breaking Rockhold's shin. Checkmate, friend.
Weidman salty he couldn't finish Machida and Rockhold did.
Weidman thinks his Wrestling and BJJ is better than Rockhold's. I disagree. His wrestling and striking is better. But don't end up like Bisping, Machida, et all if you take him down.
To be fair, the fight was over after the elbow in the first. Basically submitted a mannequin.Rockhold and Weidman were going back and forth pretty heavy on the Fox Post Fight Show.
Weidman thinks Rockhold isn't an expert in any discipline...after just choking out Machida on the ground (and Bisping before that).
You disagree? Really?.The only person that sounds salty..and not just salty but salty as FUCK is you.
grimlock pls
Oh, not to take anything away from Rockhold's grappling but Machida's BJJ has always been suspect. There was a moment in the 1st round where Machida was underneath and he could have gone with a basic deep half guard escape but didn't/couldn't.
Oh, not to take anything away from Rockhold's grappling but Machida's BJJ has always been suspect. There was a moment in the 1st round where Machida was underneath and he could have gone with a basic deep half guard escape but didn't/couldn't.
To be fair though.. the differences in fight culture regarding cutting weight plays a role as well.
Wonder what they'll do with Machida? They gave him a lower ranked fighter his last go around prior to Rockhold. Personally, I'd leave him out of the top 7 mix at the moment.
He could fight:
5. Anderson Silva (suspended)
6. Yoel Romero (probably should get attached to another bout with Jacare)
7. Gegard Mousasi
8. Tim Kennedy
9. Thales Leites
10. Michael Bisping
11. CB Dollaway (he just beat him)
12. Costas Philippou
13. Tim Boetsch
14. Brad Tavares
15. Roan Carneiro
Oh, not to take anything away from Rockhold's grappling but Machida's BJJ has always been suspect. There was a moment in the 1st round where Machida was underneath and he could have gone with a basic deep half guard escape but didn't/couldn't.
A lot of Brazilian BJJ guys have suspect BJJ these days.
Many MMA fighters get promoted in BJJ for their MMA accomplishments and not their BJJ skills. It happens in Brazil and the US.Does Machida have a "black belt" in BJJ or a "black belt from the Noguerias" in BJJ?
I would argue that they're not evolving their standard of BJJ to meet the growing requirements of MMA. Whereas American fighters are.
White Man went to points with Galvao and beat Anderson and Machida on the feet; he has a different standard for "expert". Impressive victory for Rockhold but the Chris is full of MMA and knows that a fight between them wouldn't play out like that.Rockhold and Weidman were going back and forth pretty heavy on the Fox Post Fight Show.
Weidman thinks Rockhold isn't an expert in any discipline...after just choking out Machida on the ground (and Bisping before that).
I both agree with this post and am still laughing at it.Yeah, I don't see him dancing around Weidman for 5. I'm riding with The Chris until the knees fall off. I just like the idea of Luke "100% Fast-Twitch" Rockhold.
grimlock pls
Wonder what they'll do with Machida? They gave him a lower ranked fighter his last go around prior to Rockhold. Personally, I'd leave him out of the top 7 mix at the moment.
He could fight:
5. Anderson Silva (suspended)
6. Yoel Romero (probably should get attached to another bout with Jacare)
7. Gegard Mousasi
8. Tim Kennedy
9. Thales Leites
10. Michael Bisping
11. CB Dollaway (he just beat him)
12. Costas Philippou
13. Tim Boetsch
14. Brad Tavares
15. Roan Carneiro
Machida has 3-4 competitive fights left in him.
Give him Tim Kennedy, Michael Bisping, and Tim Boetsch. He's no longer a title competitor at this state.
Machida vs OSP at 205. OSP can be marketed as the next legend killer.
Machida has 3-4 competitive fights left in him.
Lombard testified that the culprit for his failed test was a pill given to him by a "friend of a friend,"
On March 29, 2015 it reported that Lombard was planning to return to international judo competition with the hopes of competing for Australia in the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
It's not that the Olympics don't care about steroids.
It's that when you're on an Olympic team you're given the new, cutting-edge shit that isn't banned yet.
That damn FOAF strikes again.