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Heb nu beide afleveringen gezien, ik vind het concept wel leuk.quote:Op vrijdag 1 mei 2015 13:16 schreef RipMcPants het volgende:
Is er nog iemand die het nieuwe TUF-seizoen volgt?
Maar dat overacting ....
Drop you like an ill, bad habit
Weet iemand hoe laat Floyd vs. Pacman ongeveer begint? Ik heb inmiddels 3 verschillende tijden langs zien komen 
5:00 uur NL tijdquote:Op zaterdag 2 mei 2015 15:23 schreef RipMcPants het volgende:
Weet iemand hoe laat Floyd vs. Pacman ongeveer begint? Ik heb inmiddels 3 verschillende tijden langs zien komen
Attended: UFC 99 - UFC 167 - UFC 175 - TUF 19 Finale - Invicta 13 - UFC 189 - Fight Night 84 / 87 / 90 - TUF 23 Finale - UFC 200 - UFC 205
4 time, 4 time, 4 time, 4 time TUP champion!!!
4 time, 4 time, 4 time, 4 time TUP champion!!!
Ga je kijken??quote:
Gaat er überhaupt iemand live kijken hier??
Attended: UFC 99 - UFC 167 - UFC 175 - TUF 19 Finale - Invicta 13 - UFC 189 - Fight Night 84 / 87 / 90 - TUF 23 Finale - UFC 200 - UFC 205
4 time, 4 time, 4 time, 4 time TUP champion!!!
4 time, 4 time, 4 time, 4 time TUP champion!!!
Als ik een goede stream kan vinden, dan wel! Daar wil ik best even de wekker voor zettenquote:
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Ga je kijken??
Gaat er überhaupt iemand live kijken hier??
Event: "Mayweather vs. Pacquiao"quote:
Date: Sat., May 2, 2015, on pay-per-view (PPV)
Location: MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada
PPV start time: 10 p.m. ET, with Floyd Mayweather vs. Manny Pacquiao walkouts estimated around midnight
Main Event:
147 lbs.: WBC and WBA Super Welterweight Champion Floyd Mayweather vs. WBO Welterweight Champion Manny Pacquiao
Televised PPV Under Card:
126 lbs.: WBC Super Bantamweight World Champion Leo "El Terremoto" Santa Cruz (29-0-1, 17 KOs) vs. Jose Cayetano (17-3, 8 KOs)
126 lbs.: WBO Featherweight Champion Vasyl Lomachenko (3-1, 1 KO) vs. Gamalier Rodriguez (25-2-3, 17 KOs)
Untelevised Bouts:
154 lbs.: Chris "Sweet" Pearson (11-0, 9 KOs) vs. Said El Harrak (12-2, 7 KOs)
168 lbs.: Jesse Hart (16-0, 13 KOs) vs. Mike Jimenez (17-0, 11 KOs)
200 lbs.: Andrew "The Beast" Tabiti (9-0, 9 KOs) vs. Anthony Caputo Smith (15-4, 10 KOs)
154 lbs.: Brad Solomon (24-0, 9 KOs) vs. Adrian Rene Granados (13-3, 9 KOs)
denk dat je toch richting 6 uur zit
Attended: UFC 99 - UFC 167 - UFC 175 - TUF 19 Finale - Invicta 13 - UFC 189 - Fight Night 84 / 87 / 90 - TUF 23 Finale - UFC 200 - UFC 205
4 time, 4 time, 4 time, 4 time TUP champion!!!
4 time, 4 time, 4 time, 4 time TUP champion!!!
Lang geleden dat ik een match heb gezien zeg.
Vannacht sla ik ook over denk ik, download morgen wel om te zien of Manny wint.
Vannacht sla ik ook over denk ik, download morgen wel om te zien of Manny wint.
fan van Putin, Baudet, Jorge Lorenzo en Assad
Dit boeit echt niemand.quote:
Televised PPV Under Card:
126 lbs.: WBC Super Bantamweight World Champion Leo "El Terremoto" Santa Cruz (29-0-1, 17 KOs) vs. Jose Cayetano (17-3, 8 KOs)
126 lbs.: WBO Featherweight Champion Vasyl Lomachenko (3-1, 1 KO) vs. Gamalier Rodriguez (25-2-3, 17 KOs)
Untelevised Bouts:
154 lbs.: Chris "Sweet" Pearson (11-0, 9 KOs) vs. Said El Harrak (12-2, 7 KOs)
168 lbs.: Jesse Hart (16-0, 13 KOs) vs. Mike Jimenez (17-0, 11 KOs)
200 lbs.: Andrew "The Beast" Tabiti (9-0, 9 KOs) vs. Anthony Caputo Smith (15-4, 10 KOs)
154 lbs.: Brad Solomon (24-0, 9 KOs) vs. Adrian Rene Granados (13-3, 9 KOs)
http://www.reddit.com/r/M(...)running_from/cqrzhnj
Jones attempt at fleeing the scene was almost a good plan. Getting a DUI or DWI requires that it be shown you were actually under the influence alcohol or some other sort of substance. Jones, possibly being high, could have hid out until his altered state passed, and then claimed he just got scared and made a poor decision. While people may have suspected, there really wouldn't have been anything a prosecutor could have done to show he was driving under the influence.
Unfortunately Jones’ hastily conceived plan ran into a few issues. First, there's New Mexico § 66-7-201 which makes it illegal to leave the scene of an accident, and requires an exchange of information as well as the addressing of any injuries should it be warranted. Even that might have been a problem worth dealing with over a DUI or DWI, as a misdemeanor hit and run charge would have likely just carried a small fine. Sadly for Jones, a pregnant woman in the vehicle he struck suffered a broken arm. Because the woman suffered “great bodily harm,” this raises the charge from misdemeanor to third grade felony, which carries a maximum of three years in prison and a $5,000 fine. Note that this is worse than a fourth grade felony when the victim suffered the same type of injury.
The difference between the third and the fourth grade felony (which carries a maximum of eighteen months in prison) has to do with intent. A person, who leaves the scene of an accident where someone suffered great bodily harm, but didn't knowingly do it, could be charged with a fourth grade felony. This could happen when someone didn't realize they were in an accident, possibly because they were in a mental state that didn't allow them to comprehend as much. A person who knowingly, intentionally leaves such a scene has committed the worse, third grade felony.
Perhaps Jones had hoped to convince the relevant parties that he had hit his head, or was in such a state of confusion he didn't have intent to leave the scene. That argument went out the window when he turned around and ran back for his money. He apparently had enough sense and awareness to think and process that, so it's not too much a stretch to believe he knew he was running away from the scene of an accident.
And this brings us to another issue in Jones flaws plan. While he turned around and ran back for his money, what he really should have grabbed was the pipe he left in the car containing marijuana if it was indeed his.. While this doesn't really do much to convict him of a DUI, it does give evidence that he had motivation to flee, and could be a factor in sentencing if Jones has to go to trial. The fact that his victim was pregnant isn't really going to help matters either. Running away from her twice, a second time in favor of cash, just looks terrible for this type of hit and run charge.>
Jones attempt at fleeing the scene was almost a good plan. Getting a DUI or DWI requires that it be shown you were actually under the influence alcohol or some other sort of substance. Jones, possibly being high, could have hid out until his altered state passed, and then claimed he just got scared and made a poor decision. While people may have suspected, there really wouldn't have been anything a prosecutor could have done to show he was driving under the influence.
Unfortunately Jones’ hastily conceived plan ran into a few issues. First, there's New Mexico § 66-7-201 which makes it illegal to leave the scene of an accident, and requires an exchange of information as well as the addressing of any injuries should it be warranted. Even that might have been a problem worth dealing with over a DUI or DWI, as a misdemeanor hit and run charge would have likely just carried a small fine. Sadly for Jones, a pregnant woman in the vehicle he struck suffered a broken arm. Because the woman suffered “great bodily harm,” this raises the charge from misdemeanor to third grade felony, which carries a maximum of three years in prison and a $5,000 fine. Note that this is worse than a fourth grade felony when the victim suffered the same type of injury.
The difference between the third and the fourth grade felony (which carries a maximum of eighteen months in prison) has to do with intent. A person, who leaves the scene of an accident where someone suffered great bodily harm, but didn't knowingly do it, could be charged with a fourth grade felony. This could happen when someone didn't realize they were in an accident, possibly because they were in a mental state that didn't allow them to comprehend as much. A person who knowingly, intentionally leaves such a scene has committed the worse, third grade felony.
Perhaps Jones had hoped to convince the relevant parties that he had hit his head, or was in such a state of confusion he didn't have intent to leave the scene. That argument went out the window when he turned around and ran back for his money. He apparently had enough sense and awareness to think and process that, so it's not too much a stretch to believe he knew he was running away from the scene of an accident.
And this brings us to another issue in Jones flaws plan. While he turned around and ran back for his money, what he really should have grabbed was the pipe he left in the car containing marijuana if it was indeed his.. While this doesn't really do much to convict him of a DUI, it does give evidence that he had motivation to flee, and could be a factor in sentencing if Jones has to go to trial. The fact that his victim was pregnant isn't really going to help matters either. Running away from her twice, a second time in favor of cash, just looks terrible for this type of hit and run charge.>
Scumbag.quote:
http://www.reddit.com/r/M(...)running_from/cqrzhnj
Jones attempt at fleeing the scene was almost a good plan. Getting a DUI or DWI requires that it be shown you were actually under the influence alcohol or some other sort of substance. Jones, possibly being high, could have hid out until his altered state passed, and then claimed he just got scared and made a poor decision. While people may have suspected, there really wouldn't have been anything a prosecutor could have done to show he was driving under the influence.
Unfortunately Jones’ hastily conceived plan ran into a few issues. First, there's New Mexico § 66-7-201 which makes it illegal to leave the scene of an accident, and requires an exchange of information as well as the addressing of any injuries should it be warranted. Even that might have been a problem worth dealing with over a DUI or DWI, as a misdemeanor hit and run charge would have likely just carried a small fine. Sadly for Jones, a pregnant woman in the vehicle he struck suffered a broken arm. Because the woman suffered “great bodily harm,” this raises the charge from misdemeanor to third grade felony, which carries a maximum of three years in prison and a $5,000 fine. Note that this is worse than a fourth grade felony when the victim suffered the same type of injury.
The difference between the third and the fourth grade felony (which carries a maximum of eighteen months in prison) has to do with intent. A person, who leaves the scene of an accident where someone suffered great bodily harm, but didn't knowingly do it, could be charged with a fourth grade felony. This could happen when someone didn't realize they were in an accident, possibly because they were in a mental state that didn't allow them to comprehend as much. A person who knowingly, intentionally leaves such a scene has committed the worse, third grade felony.
Perhaps Jones had hoped to convince the relevant parties that he had hit his head, or was in such a state of confusion he didn't have intent to leave the scene. That argument went out the window when he turned around and ran back for his money. He apparently had enough sense and awareness to think and process that, so it's not too much a stretch to believe he knew he was running away from the scene of an accident.
And this brings us to another issue in Jones flaws plan. While he turned around and ran back for his money, what he really should have grabbed was the pipe he left in the car containing marijuana if it was indeed his.. While this doesn't really do much to convict him of a DUI, it does give evidence that he had motivation to flee, and could be a factor in sentencing if Jones has to go to trial. The fact that his victim was pregnant isn't really going to help matters either. Running away from her twice, a second time in favor of cash, just looks terrible for this type of hit and run charge.>
Hopelijk Een goede straf, niet gematstcworden omdat het eem atleet/star is.
Jones is een legende, tenminste , dat zou hij zeer zeker geweest zijn, als ie niet betrapt zou worden met verboden middelen.
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Ik ben geen robot.
niet bang voor ban
I stand with (the) Netherlands. w/
is hij ook niet.quote:
Jones is een legende, tenminste , dat zou hij zeer zeker geweest zijn, als ie niet betrapt zou worden met verboden middelen.
MMA Hour had A. Johnson, Cormier, Dos Santos, Bader...
http://www.mmafighting.com/mma-hour-full-episode
Manager: Jon Jones may never return to MMA
http://www.mmafighting.co(...)l&utm_source=twitter
Hij doet ook de Q&A bij de Edgar vs Faber card samen met Michael Chiesa en Jessica Eye.
[ Bericht 8% gewijzigd door Nober op 05-05-2015 14:42:52 ]
http://www.mmafighting.com/mma-hour-full-episode
Manager: Jon Jones may never return to MMA
http://www.mmafighting.co(...)l&utm_source=twitter
Bedankt!quote:
Hij doet ook de Q&A bij de Edgar vs Faber card samen met Michael Chiesa en Jessica Eye.
[ Bericht 8% gewijzigd door Nober op 05-05-2015 14:42:52 ]
twitter:serrabjj twitterde op woensdag 06-05-2015 om 02:02:50 Huge congrats to @ufc champ & now BJJ black belt !!!@ChrisWeidmanUFC @MattSerraUFC @RenzoGracieBJJ @serrabjj http://t.co/SuISciCbZq reageer retweet
Huge congrats to @
Serra is echt gespierd geworden
He wouldn't know thoughquote:
Attended: UFC 99 - UFC 167 - UFC 175 - TUF 19 Finale - Invicta 13 - UFC 189 - Fight Night 84 / 87 / 90 - TUF 23 Finale - UFC 200 - UFC 205
4 time, 4 time, 4 time, 4 time TUP champion!!!
4 time, 4 time, 4 time, 4 time TUP champion!!!
Spong is wel een beest nog hoor, heeft wel wat airtime in dit seizoen van TUF ook. Jammer dat ie niet volle bak voor mma gaat. Met z'n boksen
