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AJ: You TOLD me this was like UWFi... Punk: I THOUGHT this was like UWFi...
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Who Gotch Ya posted:AJ: You TOLD me this was like UWFi... Is it too late to put him in a camp with Bas Rutten and Ken Shamrock?
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Detroit_Dogg posted:I was mostly talking about him being cool when everything about him seems to scream the opposite unless you like teetotalers with bad tattoos Let's just perceive him as an arrogant, cocky rear end in a top hat with no fighting ability until we're proven wrong. Captain Log posted:As a recovered alcoholic guy myself, having a view of "Alcohol = bad" is very...well...juvenile. Please don't be offended if you're young and ignore me if you're just joking around. Alcohol use, drug use, all those things are very case by case with the individual. I'm just joking around. Since I myself had nice happy bouts with depression and alcohol and lost my father thanks to his smoke and drinking addictions, I'm no stranger to the fun side of casual drinking. THE ABYSS STARES BACK!
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Haha, must be imagining that happening to him very soon. That's fantastic. I hope he does well - if Dana White gave me the opportunity to go fight in the UFC after receiving some world-class training with the best of the best, I'd do it too, gently caress the terms and conditions that's something for the bucket list. I just hope Brock Lesnar can guest referee to prevent any shenanigans in his debut.
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Agreed posted:Haha, must be imagining that happening to him very soon. That's fantastic. Just don't give the audience any folding chairs
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He should adapt the People's Elbow for use in MMA, like fighters have done with crescent kicks.
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Agreed posted:He should adapt the People's Elbow for use in MMA, like fighters have done with crescent kicks. 
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Tonight, while closing down the restaurant I manage, two regulars were at the bar who know me as the guy who got his rear end handed to him in a tiny white belt Jiu Jitsu tournament recently. Some of the guys from the gym come in and MMA, jiu jitsu, and pro wrestling get discussed every now and then. Tonight these two regulars said some interesting things that I found interesting - CM Punk fighting means they will sure as hell watch the card when it happens. They were pumped for it and even had a bit of a grasp that CM Punk might not be great. But, they all thought he was an elite grappler blackbelt. Really. A blackbelt. They think Brock Lesnar is coming back to MMA when his contract is up because "he is in fighting shape now" and has "been in some real hard matches getting worked hard with shots to the face." I don't really know what the gently caress any of this means. I'd like to see Brock Lesnar come back if he actually joins a gym that he doesn't hand pick himself and set up. He needs to learn how to get hit in the face.
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Captain Log posted:Tonight, while closing down the restaurant I manage, two regulars were at the bar who know me as the guy who got his rear end handed to him in a tiny white belt Jiu Jitsu tournament recently. Some of the guys from the gym come in and MMA, jiu jitsu, and pro wrestling get discussed every now and then. Tonight these two regulars said some interesting things that I found interesting - I still think this is the dumbest view of Brock and based mostly on "got knocked silly by two of the hardest hitting heavyweights" and Bas Rutten making way too much about a training partner not wanting to give details about a training camp. The dude reacted better than anyone else reacted to getting hit by Shane Carwin, he didn't go unconscious.
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MassRafTer posted:I still think this is the dumbest view of Brock and based mostly on "got knocked silly by two of the hardest hitting heavyweights" and Bas Rutten making way too much about a training partner not wanting to give details about a training camp. The dude reacted better than anyone else reacted to getting hit by Shane Carwin, he didn't go unconscious. When Carwin caught Brock he covered up and backpedaled into the fence, against Cain he started cowering when Cain started landing. Against Overeem he straight up doubled over at the waist into almost a standing fetal position when in trouble, which is kind of a natural reaction that a fighter should learn to break, like closing your eyes. Brock not reacting well to getting hit is a real, observable thing. Dangersim fucked around with this message at 10:09 on Jan 6, 2015 |
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MassRafTer posted:Shane Carwin and Cain hit really god drat hard. Overeem kicked him in his weakest point and in general liver shots hurt like hell. What was he going to do against Carwin, stand there and inform him that he'd like another? Shelling up and running away essentially is asking for another. He should have tied up or shot, literally anything other then what he did. Carwin caught JDS with a shot that left JDS not knowing where he was, but he kept his composure and didn't panic. With Overeem I'm not talking about the final liver kick, yeah there was nothing he could do about that. There are 2 occasions where Overeem gets him with good knees and Brock again just shells up and lets Reem get hard punches off.
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Dangersim posted:Shelling up and running away essentially is asking for another. He should have tied up or shot, literally anything other then what he did. Carwin caught JDS with a shot that left JDS not knowing where he was, but he kept his composure and didn't panic. He did try to shoot after Carwin hurt him, this led to Carwin hurting him more. In the Overeem fight I thought he reacted like a lot of inferior strikers would against him, especially someone who was planning to retire after the fight. Even there I think he tried a really lovely takedown. His heart clearly wasn't in it based on everything we know about that fight. That's probably a sign he shouldn't come back to fight but the dude likes money and maybe he's convinced himself his guts are better now.
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MassRafTer posted:He did try to shoot after Carwin hurt him, this led to Carwin hurting him more. In the Overeem fight I thought he reacted like a lot of inferior strikers would against him, especially someone who was planning to retire after the fight. Even there I think he tried a really lovely takedown. His heart clearly wasn't in it based on everything we know about that fight. That's probably a sign he shouldn't come back to fight but the dude likes money and maybe he's convinced himself his guts are better now. It's possible he did try to shoot on Carwin, it's been some time since I've seen it. Against Overeem I don't believe he did, he just kinda flailed and tried to get away. He tried a takedown early, got deep on a single, but Overeem started to grab his guillotine and Brock noped the gently caress out of there as fast as he could.
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Dangersim posted:When Carwin caught Brock he covered up and backpedaled into the fence When Carwin caught pretty much everybody else up till that point they fell over and died. Point to Brock. quote:against Cain he started cowering when Cain started landing. Actually when Cain initially started landing Brock had his back to the fence and started firing punches back at Cain, including a semi-hilarious standing backfist. Then Cain clipped him behind the ear and Brock went entirely off balance and cartwheeled across the ring trying to get back into some semblance of a fighting stance, whereupon Cain took him down and beat him to death. quote:Against Overeem he straight up doubled over at the waist into almost a standing fetal position when in trouble, which is kind of a natural reaction that a fighter should learn to break 
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I don't see how an exhausted Aerts getting finished has anything to do with what I said.
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Dangersim posted:I don't see how an exhausted Aerts getting finished has anything to do with what I said. An Aerts doubling over into the fetal position standing as Overeem breaks his ribs with a knee is pretty much identical to what happened to Brock, so
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Dangersim posted:I don't see how an exhausted Aerts getting finished has anything to do with what I said. Really?
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Nostradingus posted:I know there was speculation that Punk's first opponent would be a bad fighter, but this is ridiculous.  lol
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Hey, all. Remember when it was hard to imagine Punk even winning a fight against a UFC gym member? I don't see how that will be possible.
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Shadalator posted:CM Punk vs Ken Shamrock honestly thats the best idea ive seen, and the only one that sort of makes sense to me
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Ken Shamrock is too busy selling SHAMROCK SHAKE ENERGY DRINK
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Detroit_Dogg posted:Ken Shamrock is too busy selling SHAMROCK SHAKE ENERGY DRINK and re-enacting the plot of Snatch, which puts him neck and neck with CM Punk for bad career decisions.
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Joe Silva knows I'm the only answer
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Well now we know why UFC signed Crocop.
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Who Gotch Ya posted:Joe Silva knows I'm the only answer I'd pay to see it.
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Willie recognizes cxb, so it meets Lorenzo's criterion.
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Charles Gnarwin posted:Willie recognizes cxb, so it meets Lorenzo's criterion. Actually quite a few members of MMA media recognize me so yes, I fit the description. PUT ME IN COACH.
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http://cookcountyrecord.com/issues/310-defamation/270487-defamation-lawsuit-pits-wwe-doctor-against-two-wrestlers lol hope he gets sued for millions and has to crawl back to the wwe
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Yuriy posted:http://cookcountyrecord.com/issues/310-defamation/270487-defamation-lawsuit-pits-wwe-doctor-against-two-wrestlers What took him so long?
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eric posted:What took him so long? Needs to build a case. Gotta have some time to show Punk's remarks impacted his practice or reputation.
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Fushin posted:Needs to build a case. Gotta have some time to show Punk's remarks impacted his practice or reputation. He still works for the WWE though.
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KungFu Grip posted:He still works for the WWE though. That's sort of a weird issue. I'm assuming that working for the WWE is a full time job, and he's still working that full time job. He wasn't named on the podcast, so what exactly can he say he's lost? Wouldn't he have to prove that he's lost earnings etc? He'd have a bigger case if the WWE fired him.
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DrVenkman posted:That's sort of a weird issue. I'm assuming that working for the WWE is a full time job, and he's still working that full time job. He wasn't named on the podcast, so what exactly can he say he's lost? Wouldn't he have to prove that he's lost earnings etc? He'd have a bigger case if the WWE fired him. He could argue a situation where he basically can't find work anywhere else now even if he wanted to leave WWE, all because of what Punk said about him (well, about the Doctor who treated him), ruining his reputation and threatening his potential for his future career.
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