Lmao the only thing the promos can say about Lobov is that he trains with Conor
Swanson needs to just finish this, no point in toying with him and get caught by something
Great fight but it shouldnt have been that close. Looks like the superboy fight might have effected cub
Great fight but it shouldnt have been that close. Looks like the superboy fight might have effected cub
It wasn't close at all though.Great fight but it shouldnt have been that close. Looks like the superboy fight might have effected cub
The Cub I knew would've trucked that scrub, finished him in the first or second.It wasn't close at all though.
Great fight but it shouldnt have been that close.
The Cub I knew would've trucked that scrub, finished him in the first or second.
Sure, if we want to look at the round scores, it wasn't "close at all", but Lobov had way too many moments in that fight that he shouldn't have.
That fight was like watching Miesha Tate vs Rin Nakai.
The first round was terrible for Cub. After that he did about what he normally does. He hasn't finished a fight in four years and Lobov has that Homer Simpson thing going where the head being 90% skull gives one a distinct defensive advantage in a sport that focuses on injuring the brain.
This was the problem coming into this fight. We learned nothing and nobody really won.
That fight was like watching Miesha Tate vs Rin Nakai.
DEEP JEWELS 16 is set to take place on May 20th. One of the most intriguing bouts on the card is the only amateur fight which pits 24-year-old Momoko Yamasaki against a competitor half her age, the 12-year-old who is simply referred to as MoMo. The fight is scheduled to be contested in the 95-pound minimumweight division.
12-year-old MoMo makes her MMA debut at DEEP JEWELS 16 on May 20.
One thing about this matchup which has got the Japanese world talking is the fact that a 12-year-old will make her MMA debut against an adult veteran of four fights. In the amateur rules for DEEP JEWELS, striking to the head on the ground is not allowed. Both fighters will be wearing head gear.
Yamasaki (2-3 Am) is coming off two losses and is hoping to get back in the win column by taking out her 12-year-old opponent who is currently a seventh grader. The 24-year-old is a former street-fighter who was bullied in junior high school. According to the press release from DEEP JEWELS, the experience is said to have triggered her to became a delinquent which lead to series of tale of triumphs on the street.
MoMo (0-0 Am) will be hoping for a successful showing in her MMA debut. It should be noted that the 12-year-old weighs roughly 86-pounds, so Momo will be giving up around 9 lbs to fight an adult. She trains out of Hakuhinkai Karate, the team that has produced notable Japanese talents including Mizuki, Naoki Inoue, and Yukari Yamaguchi.
So don't come back. There's a reason I don't work at McDonalds. I'm not gonna work there and then try to negotiate through the press that I'm not getting paid enough to try to get a raise. Yeah its embarrassing that these guys as pro athletes aren't getting near the compensation as other sports but ultimately they know what they're getting into and what they're worth and at some point they have to take it or leave it and let everyone else out of it.UFC Nashville's Al Iaquinta: I got the KO, but not sure if it's worth coming back for low pay
Where's the controversy? He's right.
Be quiet and humbly deplete your brain cells?
UFC Nashville's Al Iaquinta: I got the KO, but not sure if it's worth coming back for low pay
Where's the controversy? He's right.
Be quiet and humbly deplete your brain cells?
UFC Nashville's Al Iaquinta: I got the KO, but not sure if it's worth coming back for low pay
Where's the controversy? He's right.
Be quiet and humbly deplete your brain cells?
So don't come back. There's a reason I don't work at McDonalds. I'm not gonna work there and then try to negotiate through the press that I'm not getting paid enough to try to get a raise. Yeah its embarrassing that these guys as pro athletes aren't getting near the compensation as other sports but ultimately they know what they're getting into and what they're worth and at some point they have to take it or leave it and let everyone else out of it.
So don't come back. There's a reason I don't work at McDonalds. I'm not gonna work there and then try to negotiate through the press that I'm not getting paid enough to try to get a raise. Yeah its embarrassing that these guys as pro athletes aren't getting near the compensation as other sports but ultimately they know what they're getting into and what they're worth and at some point they have to take it or leave it and let everyone else out of it.
You negotiate your contract, not pay. Iquinta has a shit contract that he agreed too.That's a crap comparison. You can't negotiate your pay at McDonald. You absolutely can in the UFC. "Take it or leave it" is a shit take.
That's a crap comparison. You can't negotiate your pay at McDonald. You absolutely can in the UFC. "Take it or leave it" is a shit take.