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Wie werd waar wanneer geboren en waarom werd hij door wie hoe genoemd?
Praten over mma? Kom naar #mma
Praten over mma? Kom naar #mma
Dion got his ass kicked by the little guy.quote:Op maandag 14 januari 2013 15:35 schreef LitmanenAFCA het volgende:
Wanneer je bij Dion Staring uit komt als co main dan weet je wel genoeg
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Dion got his ass kicked by the fat guy.
Wie werd waar wanneer geboren en waarom werd hij door wie hoe genoemd?
Praten over mma? Kom naar #mma
Praten over mma? Kom naar #mma
De rest wilde niet, dus dan heb je weinig optiesquote:
Wanneer je bij Dion Staring uit komt als co main dan weet je wel genoeg
Dat bedoel ik dus met het gemis aan dieptequote:
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De rest wilde niet, dus dan heb je weinig opties
er was genoeg diepte in het HW tournooi, er zijn er een paar gestopt, een paar naar glory of de UFC gegaan.quote:Op maandag 14 januari 2013 15:51 schreef LitmanenAFCA het volgende:
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Dat bedoel ik dus met het gemis aan diepte
Meer zoiets van, "ik wil geen UFC slaaf worden"quote:
Die eind speech ook van Teh Warmaster....
Daarom konden ze die gaten ook zo makkelijk vullenquote:
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er was genoeg diepte in het HW tournooi, er zijn er een paar gestopt, een paar naar glory of de UFC gegaan.
Wie werd waar wanneer geboren en waarom werd hij door wie hoe genoemd?
Praten over mma? Kom naar #mma
Praten over mma? Kom naar #mma
volgens mij begint Coker nu een verzekeringsmaatschappijquote:
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Daarom konden ze die gaten ook zo makkelijk vullen
Strikeforce moet ook onder vergane glorie in de OP!
we don't let bygones be bygones we buy guns and squeeze like a python until the night come typical flow to keep you n*ggas on the tip of your toes lo and behold make your temple explode
Ik vind die mismatches ook vreselijk. Ik kijk MMA omdat het een sport is, de hele week alleen voetbalwedstrijden met 6-0 uitslagen zijn ook niet leuk. Back and forth gevechten met een splinterdunne jury decision vind ik het mooiste, dat ze beiden alles hebben moeten geven. Finish binnen 1,5 minuut waarin iemand compleet overklast werd is niks aan.
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http://www.bjpenn.com/exc(...)s-condit-at-ufc-158/
Exclusive: Rory MacDonald Promises to Embarrass Carlos Condit at UFC 158
At just 23-years-old, British Columbia native, Rory MacDonald has an extremely bright future in front of him. He is already considered to be one of the top fighters in all of mixed martial arts and is already a contender for the UFC welterweight championship currently held by his good friend and teammate at Tri-Star, Georges St. Pierre. Whether those two ever fight one another is a different question for a different day, but it’s safe to say that MacDonald will be contending for a UFC title in the very near future.
With an impressive record of 14-1 that includes dominating victories over Nate Diaz, Mike Pyle, Che Mills and former two-division UFC champion BJ Penn, MacDonald has very little to look back on, but that one lone blemish which he suffered at UFC 115 against former UFC Interim Welterweight Champion Carlos Condit back in June of 2010. After dominating Condit for the first two rounds, MacDonald was well on his way to a decision victory before Condit turned up the heat and stopped Rory with just seven seconds left in the third round.
That loss has stuck in the craw of MacDonald ever since and he made his intentions to see revenge very clear not too long ago. After defeating Penn, MacDonald called out Condit during his post-fight interview and told the crowd in Seattle exactly what he wanted to do to The Natural Born Killer and how he wants him to feel. MacDonald was quick to point out that he is not the same fighter that Condit defeated in Vancouver two years ago.
“I think I’ve improved everywhere, I mean I’ve trained a lot of everything, but I think if I have to pick one thing that’s improved the most it’s probably my wrestling,” MacDonald told BJPenn.Com Radio. “My overall MMA game has changed so much and I’ve added so many different techniques that from where I was when I fought him the first time. I’m just a whole other fighter; I don’t fight anything like I did when we first fought. I just want to do what he did to me; I want to make him feel the embarrassment I felt in front of his family the same way I felt. I want to hurt him the way he hurt me and I don’t want him ever to forget the time that we’re going to be in there for those 15 minutes. I want him to think about that for the rest of his life.”
MacDonald is a very dangerous opponent for anyone in the UFC welterweight division and if you add on the revenge factor, it could very well be a long night for Condit when they meet in March at UFC 158 in Montreal. Some fighters tend to let their emotions get the better of them and it can cause them to make mistakes, but I wouldn’t count on it in MacDonald’s case. Condit is as tough as they come as evidenced in his title unification bout against George St. Pierre at UFC 154. This rematch has fight of the night written all over it.
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Dit wordt een gruwelijke grudge match
Exclusive: Rory MacDonald Promises to Embarrass Carlos Condit at UFC 158
At just 23-years-old, British Columbia native, Rory MacDonald has an extremely bright future in front of him. He is already considered to be one of the top fighters in all of mixed martial arts and is already a contender for the UFC welterweight championship currently held by his good friend and teammate at Tri-Star, Georges St. Pierre. Whether those two ever fight one another is a different question for a different day, but it’s safe to say that MacDonald will be contending for a UFC title in the very near future.
With an impressive record of 14-1 that includes dominating victories over Nate Diaz, Mike Pyle, Che Mills and former two-division UFC champion BJ Penn, MacDonald has very little to look back on, but that one lone blemish which he suffered at UFC 115 against former UFC Interim Welterweight Champion Carlos Condit back in June of 2010. After dominating Condit for the first two rounds, MacDonald was well on his way to a decision victory before Condit turned up the heat and stopped Rory with just seven seconds left in the third round.
That loss has stuck in the craw of MacDonald ever since and he made his intentions to see revenge very clear not too long ago. After defeating Penn, MacDonald called out Condit during his post-fight interview and told the crowd in Seattle exactly what he wanted to do to The Natural Born Killer and how he wants him to feel. MacDonald was quick to point out that he is not the same fighter that Condit defeated in Vancouver two years ago.
“I think I’ve improved everywhere, I mean I’ve trained a lot of everything, but I think if I have to pick one thing that’s improved the most it’s probably my wrestling,” MacDonald told BJPenn.Com Radio. “My overall MMA game has changed so much and I’ve added so many different techniques that from where I was when I fought him the first time. I’m just a whole other fighter; I don’t fight anything like I did when we first fought. I just want to do what he did to me; I want to make him feel the embarrassment I felt in front of his family the same way I felt. I want to hurt him the way he hurt me and I don’t want him ever to forget the time that we’re going to be in there for those 15 minutes. I want him to think about that for the rest of his life.”
MacDonald is a very dangerous opponent for anyone in the UFC welterweight division and if you add on the revenge factor, it could very well be a long night for Condit when they meet in March at UFC 158 in Montreal. Some fighters tend to let their emotions get the better of them and it can cause them to make mistakes, but I wouldn’t count on it in MacDonald’s case. Condit is as tough as they come as evidenced in his title unification bout against George St. Pierre at UFC 154. This rematch has fight of the night written all over it.
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Dit wordt een gruwelijke grudge match
Hij is net een serial killer zo met zijn kledingstyle en zijn uitspraken. Zou niet graag met hem in the cage staan, hij geniet er echt van om iemand pijn te doen.quote:Op maandag 14 januari 2013 20:23 schreef slashdotter3 het volgende:
http://www.bjpenn.com/exc(...)s-condit-at-ufc-158/
Exclusive: Rory MacDonald Promises to Embarrass Carlos Condit at UFC 158
At just 23-years-old, British Columbia native, Rory MacDonald has an extremely bright future in front of him. He is already considered to be one of the top fighters in all of mixed martial arts and is already a contender for the UFC welterweight championship currently held by his good friend and teammate at Tri-Star, Georges St. Pierre. Whether those two ever fight one another is a different question for a different day, but it’s safe to say that MacDonald will be contending for a UFC title in the very near future.
With an impressive record of 14-1 that includes dominating victories over Nate Diaz, Mike Pyle, Che Mills and former two-division UFC champion BJ Penn, MacDonald has very little to look back on, but that one lone blemish which he suffered at UFC 115 against former UFC Interim Welterweight Champion Carlos Condit back in June of 2010. After dominating Condit for the first two rounds, MacDonald was well on his way to a decision victory before Condit turned up the heat and stopped Rory with just seven seconds left in the third round.
That loss has stuck in the craw of MacDonald ever since and he made his intentions to see revenge very clear not too long ago. After defeating Penn, MacDonald called out Condit during his post-fight interview and told the crowd in Seattle exactly what he wanted to do to The Natural Born Killer and how he wants him to feel. MacDonald was quick to point out that he is not the same fighter that Condit defeated in Vancouver two years ago.
“I think I’ve improved everywhere, I mean I’ve trained a lot of everything, but I think if I have to pick one thing that’s improved the most it’s probably my wrestling,” MacDonald told BJPenn.Com Radio. “My overall MMA game has changed so much and I’ve added so many different techniques that from where I was when I fought him the first time. I’m just a whole other fighter; I don’t fight anything like I did when we first fought. I just want to do what he did to me; I want to make him feel the embarrassment I felt in front of his family the same way I felt. I want to hurt him the way he hurt me and I don’t want him ever to forget the time that we’re going to be in there for those 15 minutes. I want him to think about that for the rest of his life.”
MacDonald is a very dangerous opponent for anyone in the UFC welterweight division and if you add on the revenge factor, it could very well be a long night for Condit when they meet in March at UFC 158 in Montreal. Some fighters tend to let their emotions get the better of them and it can cause them to make mistakes, but I wouldn’t count on it in MacDonald’s case. Condit is as tough as they come as evidenced in his title unification bout against George St. Pierre at UFC 154. This rematch has fight of the night written all over it.
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Dit wordt een gruwelijke grudge match
I’m drinking a cooler full of Coors Light, Coors Light because Bud Light won’t pay me anything. “Hell, I might even get on top of my wife tonight.”
Barnett tops last Strikeforce payroll with $250,000 :x
Tarec Saffiedine: $39,000 (includes $19,500 win bonus)
def. Nate Marquardt: $40,000
Daniel Cormier: $120,000 (includes $60,000 win bonus)
Tarec Saffiedine: $39,000 (includes $19,500 win bonus)
def. Nate Marquardt: $40,000
Daniel Cormier: $120,000 (includes $60,000 win bonus)
wtf.
Brrrquote:Op maandag 14 januari 2013 20:07 schreef Hooidraad het volgende:
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