can sergio martinez be considered white?
how about that guy named floyd? judah had quick hands too. same with hamed.
hmm, marquez was troubled by the likes of juan diaz and michael katsidis at lightweight. i guess it depends on whether or not you think those...
only one i'd favor would be bradley.
from what i read, mays would just show up occasionally to the kronk and lace a whupping on hearns in sparring. steward himself admitted that...
my point is that escobedo could've quit had this fight been at 135 or 140, and no one would've given two shits about it because escobedo is not...
escobedo is mediocre and no one could've given a shit even if this was a fair fight. fighters quit often, that's a fact. for one, i'm not all...
mcguigan would've won handily.
in other news, joan guzman actually made weight (140) for his fight on saturday and won via first round KO. looked kinda heavy though, even at 140.
the american joan guzman.
augie sanchez
woodley was askren's teammate in college. go figure. very good wrestler but his striking is subpar. reminds me of a less athletic, less explosive...
good to see marquart finally pick up a belt. he looked pretty small at welterweight.
brutal finish. sucks that haye can't beat either klitschkos. at least he's fun to watch when he's not fighting wladimir.
haha, yea i watched the first three season in a three week span or so and was caught up by the middle of the fourth season. i thought it was...
i have a feeling this is going to be a boring grapplefest.
raining pretty hard in the arena.
oh, i didnt know that sonnen will also be getting a ppv %.
did sonnen really make 50k for this fight?
i was never high on munoz. he didn't exactly impress the world struggling with kendall grove and losing a decision to okami. it's not like he set...
just look up ilias on youtube. he's a beast and very fun to watch. judo draws more comparison to greco than freestyle. leg attacks were barred...
i know jarhead follows wrestling, but do any of you guys follow judo? not to say that these competitors are future mma hopefuls, but some might...
over maskaev (twice), holyfield, toney (the first fight), ruiz.
wow, a matchup between two guys who sure know how to lose when they're favored.
i'm looking forward to kim vs. maia merely based on the fact that we could see maia's bjj get stifled by kim's judo skills.
looks awful. poor casting too.
not sure why this was such an impressive victory. he fought a former featherweight who could no longer crack at 135 and above. even at 135, it's...
he fought a bum and looked like shit. even got taken down and allowed the guy to gain side control and a kimura attempt. seconds before the bell...
silva sucks. he should've finished franklin when he had the chance and jumped on him in the third. he waited until the final minute of the fight...
awesome.
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