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Die presser op 20 september is op Khabib's verjaardag. 
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At 38, Alistair Overeem invigorated by a new gym: 'I can still do this'
As much as it may feel as if Alistair Overeem has been fighting forever, the veteran heavyweight understands he cannot, in fact, fight forever.
Overeem (43-17), a former champion in the Strikeforce and Dream promotions, and in K-1 kickboxing, has been relatively quiet since he suffered a third-round TKO loss to Curtis Blaydes at UFC 225 three months ago. He has not, however, been complacent -- and he's actually in the process of leveling up for the home stretch of his illustrious career.
"I'm 38 years old, and that's important to note," Overeem told ESPN. "I fully realize the end of my career is coming. It's just coming. You can't fight forever. I've had a beautiful career. Twenty-one years ... crazy. Twenty-one years of fighting.
"The end is coming, but I can still do this right now. And I can still go all in."
For Overeem, going "all in" has meant a change in scenery. He has parted ways with JacksonWink MMA in Albuquerque, New Mexico -- his training home since 2014 -- and recently joined Team Elevation in Denver. The UFC has made him several fight offers during this process, but Overeem needed to settle into a camp first. He anticipates fighting late this year or in early 2019.
He believes he actually would have made the change in camp sooner had the UFC not asked him to fight Blaydes, a member of Team Elevation, in June.
"I've noticed some things were missing," Overeem said. "I started to look around at different camps, and I had plans to train in Denver. When the Curtis fight was booked, I put that to the side and trained with what I had at the time. The results weren't good, and that was a wakeup call for me.
"I had seen Curtis early this year, and we were talking about me coming to the gym. After our fight happened, I sent him a message, and he said I should still come out. I like the vibe of the gym and the city. I still feel, clearly, as if I can make that next jump."
Overeem says he's found a new sense of motivation in Denver, even though he's now been living in gyms for about 25 years. He has also suffered 12 knockout losses in his professional MMA career, along with several more in kickboxing.
That said, Overeem says he's aware of his short time left in the sport and has no intention of staying longer than he should. That day is coming, but it hasn't arrived yet.
"In the gym, I never get KO'd," Overeem said. "I'm sure my new coach is going to test that. The relationship I'm building with the coach here is one of pure honesty. That's something we talk about daily -- when the ability to fight has gone down, it's time to hang up the gloves. So far, none of my coaches have talked about that.
"We're not there yet, but I could see myself in one or two years, three maximum, walking away with a big smile on my face. I feel very content. I love the sport. My life is designed and dedicated to the sport. It's been one gigantic, beautiful adventure -- and I'm enjoying it still."
http://www.espn.com/mma/s(...)-invigorated-new-gym
As much as it may feel as if Alistair Overeem has been fighting forever, the veteran heavyweight understands he cannot, in fact, fight forever.
Overeem (43-17), a former champion in the Strikeforce and Dream promotions, and in K-1 kickboxing, has been relatively quiet since he suffered a third-round TKO loss to Curtis Blaydes at UFC 225 three months ago. He has not, however, been complacent -- and he's actually in the process of leveling up for the home stretch of his illustrious career.
"I'm 38 years old, and that's important to note," Overeem told ESPN. "I fully realize the end of my career is coming. It's just coming. You can't fight forever. I've had a beautiful career. Twenty-one years ... crazy. Twenty-one years of fighting.
"The end is coming, but I can still do this right now. And I can still go all in."
For Overeem, going "all in" has meant a change in scenery. He has parted ways with JacksonWink MMA in Albuquerque, New Mexico -- his training home since 2014 -- and recently joined Team Elevation in Denver. The UFC has made him several fight offers during this process, but Overeem needed to settle into a camp first. He anticipates fighting late this year or in early 2019.
He believes he actually would have made the change in camp sooner had the UFC not asked him to fight Blaydes, a member of Team Elevation, in June.
"I've noticed some things were missing," Overeem said. "I started to look around at different camps, and I had plans to train in Denver. When the Curtis fight was booked, I put that to the side and trained with what I had at the time. The results weren't good, and that was a wakeup call for me.
"I had seen Curtis early this year, and we were talking about me coming to the gym. After our fight happened, I sent him a message, and he said I should still come out. I like the vibe of the gym and the city. I still feel, clearly, as if I can make that next jump."
Overeem says he's found a new sense of motivation in Denver, even though he's now been living in gyms for about 25 years. He has also suffered 12 knockout losses in his professional MMA career, along with several more in kickboxing.
That said, Overeem says he's aware of his short time left in the sport and has no intention of staying longer than he should. That day is coming, but it hasn't arrived yet.
"In the gym, I never get KO'd," Overeem said. "I'm sure my new coach is going to test that. The relationship I'm building with the coach here is one of pure honesty. That's something we talk about daily -- when the ability to fight has gone down, it's time to hang up the gloves. So far, none of my coaches have talked about that.
"We're not there yet, but I could see myself in one or two years, three maximum, walking away with a big smile on my face. I feel very content. I love the sport. My life is designed and dedicated to the sport. It's been one gigantic, beautiful adventure -- and I'm enjoying it still."
http://www.espn.com/mma/s(...)-invigorated-new-gym
das al zijn 10de gym, sinds dat hij in de UFC zit. die gast is kampioen schepen verbranden.quote:Op donderdag 13 september 2018 18:55 schreef Nober het volgende:
At 38, Alistair Overeem invigorated by a new gym: 'I can still do this'
As much as it may feel as if Alistair Overeem has been fighting forever, the veteran heavyweight understands he cannot, in fact, fight forever.
Overeem (43-17), a former champion in the Strikeforce and Dream promotions, and in K-1 kickboxing, has been relatively quiet since he suffered a third-round TKO loss to Curtis Blaydes at UFC 225 three months ago. He has not, however, been complacent -- and he's actually in the process of leveling up for the home stretch of his illustrious career.
"I'm 38 years old, and that's important to note," Overeem told ESPN. "I fully realize the end of my career is coming. It's just coming. You can't fight forever. I've had a beautiful career. Twenty-one years ... crazy. Twenty-one years of fighting.
"The end is coming, but I can still do this right now. And I can still go all in."
For Overeem, going "all in" has meant a change in scenery. He has parted ways with JacksonWink MMA in Albuquerque, New Mexico -- his training home since 2014 -- and recently joined Team Elevation in Denver. The UFC has made him several fight offers during this process, but Overeem needed to settle into a camp first. He anticipates fighting late this year or in early 2019.
He believes he actually would have made the change in camp sooner had the UFC not asked him to fight Blaydes, a member of Team Elevation, in June.
"I've noticed some things were missing," Overeem said. "I started to look around at different camps, and I had plans to train in Denver. When the Curtis fight was booked, I put that to the side and trained with what I had at the time. The results weren't good, and that was a wakeup call for me.
"I had seen Curtis early this year, and we were talking about me coming to the gym. After our fight happened, I sent him a message, and he said I should still come out. I like the vibe of the gym and the city. I still feel, clearly, as if I can make that next jump."
Overeem says he's found a new sense of motivation in Denver, even though he's now been living in gyms for about 25 years. He has also suffered 12 knockout losses in his professional MMA career, along with several more in kickboxing.
That said, Overeem says he's aware of his short time left in the sport and has no intention of staying longer than he should. That day is coming, but it hasn't arrived yet.
"In the gym, I never get KO'd," Overeem said. "I'm sure my new coach is going to test that. The relationship I'm building with the coach here is one of pure honesty. That's something we talk about daily -- when the ability to fight has gone down, it's time to hang up the gloves. So far, none of my coaches have talked about that.
"We're not there yet, but I could see myself in one or two years, three maximum, walking away with a big smile on my face. I feel very content. I love the sport. My life is designed and dedicated to the sport. It's been one gigantic, beautiful adventure -- and I'm enjoying it still."
http://www.espn.com/mma/s(...)-invigorated-new-gym
2011-2014 Blackziliansquote:
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das al zijn 10de gym, sinds dat hij in de UFC zit. die gast is kampioen schepen verbranden.
2014-2018 JacksonWink
2018- Elevation Fight Team
Welke mis ik?
Covington is toch wel zo'n sneu figuur.
forever mirin' - We’re not here to take part – we’re here to take over!
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Covington is toch wel zo'n sneu figuur.
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MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN.
USA
USA
USA
Cees krijgt slecht advies qua taktiek (gezien zijn huidige kunnen) of hij volgt het gegeven advies fucking slecht op. Indien dat laatste, gaat een andere gym ook niet helpen.
Lekker op tijd zaterdag 
Dat die Dollaway nog mag komen, voor mijn gevoel wordt die altijd in elkaar gemept.
Dat die Dollaway nog mag komen, voor mijn gevoel wordt die altijd in elkaar gemept.
Conor was zo gek nog niet met z'n "touch-but in the park". Goede analyse van bjjscout, zoals gewoonlijk.
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
Erg interessant. Kende dat kanaal nog niet. Thanks!quote:
Conor was zo gek nog niet met z'n "touch-but in the park". Goede analyse van bjjscout, zoals gewoonlijk.
forever mirin' - We’re not here to take part – we’re here to take over!
The full UFC Fight Night 136 weigh-in results include:
MAIN CARD (UFC Fight Pass, 20:00)
Mark Hunt (265) vs. Aleksei Oleinik (235)
Jan Blachowicz (205) vs. Nikita Krylov (205)
Shamil Abdurakhimov (256) vs. Andrei Arlovski (244)
Thiago Alves (171) vs. Alexey Kunchenko (170)
PRELIMINARY CARD (UFC Fight Pass, 16:30)
C.B. Dollaway (186) vs. Khalid Murtazaliev (185)
*Jin Soo Son (137) vs. Petr Yan (136)
Kajan Johnson (155) vs. Rustam Khabilov (156)
Desmond Green (156) vs. Mairbek Taisumov (161)*
Magomed Ankalaev (204) vs. Marcin Prachnio (205)
Jordan Johnson (186) vs. Adam Yandiev (184)
Ramazan Emeev (171) vs. Stefan Sekulic (170)
Merab Dvalishvili (135) vs. Terrion Ware (135)
Per UFC officials, Son surrendered 20 percent of his purse to Yan, while Taisumov paid 40 percent of his purse to Green. Both fights will go on as scheduled.
20/9 23:00
MAIN CARD (UFC Fight Pass, 20:00)
Mark Hunt (265) vs. Aleksei Oleinik (235)
Jan Blachowicz (205) vs. Nikita Krylov (205)
Shamil Abdurakhimov (256) vs. Andrei Arlovski (244)
Thiago Alves (171) vs. Alexey Kunchenko (170)
PRELIMINARY CARD (UFC Fight Pass, 16:30)
C.B. Dollaway (186) vs. Khalid Murtazaliev (185)
*Jin Soo Son (137) vs. Petr Yan (136)
Kajan Johnson (155) vs. Rustam Khabilov (156)
Desmond Green (156) vs. Mairbek Taisumov (161)*
Magomed Ankalaev (204) vs. Marcin Prachnio (205)
Jordan Johnson (186) vs. Adam Yandiev (184)
Ramazan Emeev (171) vs. Stefan Sekulic (170)
Merab Dvalishvili (135) vs. Terrion Ware (135)
Per UFC officials, Son surrendered 20 percent of his purse to Yan, while Taisumov paid 40 percent of his purse to Green. Both fights will go on as scheduled.
20/9 23:00
twitter:MMAjunkie twitterde op vrijdag 14-09-2018 om 10:00:22 UFC, Bellator vet Melvin Guillard in Colorado jail, facing three separate assault cases https://t.co/knEuTTpWID https://t.co/J8TKzmeqTF reageer retweet
UFC, Bellator vet Melvin Guillard in Colorado jail, facing three separate assault cases
Hij heeft ook de technieken die Khabib gebruikt uiteengezet in zijn video's. Die zijn ook de moeite waard om te bekijken in de aanloop naar het gevecht tussen deze twee heren.quote:
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Erg interessant. Kende dat kanaal nog niet. Thanks!
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
quote:Op donderdag 13 september 2018 21:35 schreef Nober het volgende:
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MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN.
USA
USA
USA
Zondag 7 oktober om 6:21 uur. Als het doorgaat.quote:
Hoelaat is de mishandeling van McGregor?
Waarom zou het niet doorgaan?quote:
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Zondag 7 oktober om 6:21 uur. Als het doorgaat.
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Blessures, gewicht niet halen, positieve dopingtest, iemand die een steekwagen tegen de raam van een bus aan gooit...quote:
Ach, UFC heeft het dolly incident gewoon gebruikt in een promo.. Dat er dan nep glas breektquote:
ze hebben 0 grenzen of principes.
