Just like he wrecked Guida?
Overeem vs Barry would be epic.
Rogan is a Frankie nuthugger you son of a bitch!
They should make Pettis and Melendez fight for the next shot.
Is he going to cut a leg off? I don't know how easy Pettis is going to make 145, he's not small at 155.
Well all 3 kicks he did throw knocked Edgar down. They may not have had a lasting effect but it sure looked painful.
Oasis is shit.
Do you learn anything from tabs?
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Bwhahaha, I'm just messing with you man.
Don't like, you wanted to wave around your e-penis and flex your mod muscle.
What are you wearing sweet cheeks?
Nice moderating Anthony. lol Jarhead is about the most level headed dude in here, telling someone to get over something is hardly a violation...
I'll check them out.
GSP is a horrible comparison. He dominates guys to the point where there is zero doubt. Edgar does not. It's as simple as that. I thought...
cdogg, can you suggest a jazz song that is fun to play and not overly complicated? I need to learn somthing new.
Kimbo might knock these guys out.
He screams like a little school girl every time Edgar lands anything. This is not a fight that can be called a robbery though, it was close.
Overeem is the most overrated fighter in the history of the sport.
When they bought the UFC, it was bleeding money. They dumped millions into it and never say a penny back for years. They didn't just buy it and...
I watched the fight, stop listening to Joe Rogan.
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I will tell you right now if Roy Nelson ever fights Overeem, I will not think twice about picking Roy.
Called the Overeem fight. Nothing has changed, he's the same guy that got KTFO at LHW. He gets tagged good once and the bitch comes out....
Aldo TKO 3 Evans UD Bigfoot TKO 3 Fitch UD Benavidez UD
Wow, pretty shocking.
You called it first. :rock:
Who cares who said it first, it's not some amazing observation. The guy came in looking like Overeem Jr.
Yep, he sure looked more ripped than usual.
I love it when people talk in absolutes when speculating.
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