[MMA] Centraal MMA topic #446

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Op zondag 22 mei 2022 21:52 schreef superniger het volgende:
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Op zondag 22 mei 2022 22:00 schreef 3rr0r het volgende:

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Dacht zelf ook Holm eigenlijk maar heb maar half gekeken, had basketbal opstaan. In de herhaling zag ik Holm wel wat flink rake klappen incasseren en een choke overleven. Verder domineerde ze best in de clinch en stoten.

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Op zondag 22 mei 2022 22:26 schreef THEFXR het volgende:

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het was meer lawaai ipv echt stoten, denk dat Holm wel met pensioen kan.

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Op dinsdag 24 mei 2022 09:04 schreef Nober het volgende:

The price of leaving it to the JUDGES.

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Op zaterdag 28 mei 2022 00:30 schreef 3rr0r het volgende:

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Heb je gekeken naar Wilnis?

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Op vrijdag 3 juni 2022 20:57 schreef Nober het volgende:
Main Card (ESPN+ at 4 p.m. ET - 22:00 NL)
Alexander Volkov (256.5) vs. Jairzinho Rozenstruik (259)
Dan Ige (145.5) vs. Movsar Evloev (146)
Michael Trizano (145.5) vs. Lucas Almeida (145.5)
Karine Silva (125) vs. Poliana Botelho (125.5)
Ode Osbourne (126) vs. Zarrukh Adashev (125.5)
Alonzo Menifield (205) vs. Askar Mozharov (204.5)

Preliminary Card (ESPN+ at 1 p.m. ET - 19:00 NL)
Felice Herrig (115) vs. Karolina Kowalkiewicz (115.5)
Joe Solecki (155.5) vs. Alex da Silva (155.5)
Damon Jackson (145.5) vs. Daniel Argueta (145.5)
Niklas Stolze (156) vs. Benoit Saint Denis (155.5)
Johnny Munoz (135) vs. Tony Gravely (135.5)
Jeff Molina (125.5) vs. Zhalgas Zhumagulov (126)
Rinat Fakhretdinov (170.5) vs. Andreas Michailidis (170.5)
Erin Blanchfield (124.5) vs. JJ Aldrich (125)

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Jiři Procházka put arms at his side and curled his lanky, 6-foot-4 frame into a bow. In front of him was a Shinto priest, wearing a white robe and traditional black cap, called a tate-eboshi.

It was October 2019, just days after Procházka had knocked out Fabio Maldonado on a Rizin Fighting Federation mixed martial arts card in Osaka, Japan. Following the fight, Procházka and his coaches took a train north to Kyoto to visit Sanjusangendo, the site of one of renowned Japanese swordsman and philosopher Miyamoto Musashi's most famous duels.

There, in front of a shrine, the Shinto priest offered Procházka, a follower of Musashi's principles, a blessing. He spoke only in Japanese. Procházka's coach, Jaroslav Hovezak, called the moving ceremony another landmark on Procházka's warrior path.

"It strengthened him on his way," Hovezak said. "It was a strong experience for our team."

Eight years ago, Hovezak gave Procházka a copy of Musashi's "The Book of the Five Rings," a text about martial arts and a guide for life. Since then, Procházka has followed Musashi's ideals almost religiously. His evolution has taken him from a self-professed "very wild guy" who engaged in over 100 street fights, was in a soccer hooligan club back home in the Czech Republic and once chugged vodka out of a motorcycle fuel line, to someone who patterns his life after Bushido, a Japanese moral code dating back to the samurais. And that discipline has led him to the cusp of UFC glory.

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