UFC officials considering Carlos Condit vs. Nick Diaz II

It's a skill. I'm nice and concise with my points. No need to jabber on.

 

I'm a former great poster. mikE, you have to understand... after 10 years of posting, think how many idiots like you I've come across? At my posting peak I'd spend hours going in depth with you, breaking your idiocy down point by point. Unfortunately, I don't have the patience for it anymore. You're one idiot to many, mikE. Congrats.

 

Oh boy....

 

So Keith Kizer is confirming that there was "at least one" positive test result, but has not named anyone yet. An interesting comment from Caesar Gracie though saying "Condit won't be fighting Diaz or GSP this year"

What if it was Condit?

 

Like I said, you are a shitty poster. Who cares what you think you used to be? Your little quips show far too little insight far too often to expect anyone to believe that some vast pool of knowledge exists below the puddle you are.

I don't mean to imply I disagree with you all of the time. I don't. I don't dislike you, either, which isn't the case with your daddy, cdogg.

But you are a shitty poster.

 

Please take your lame arguing to another thread. Jesus fucking christ, do you guys need to do this shit in every thread?

 

Okay, Blow.

UFC, after raping its fighters for a decade, has built up a big business and employs a lot of people. So fucking what? Each branch of their empire will have its own employees...the video sales guys, the marketing, the website...those employees mean dickall to the conversation because 1. some branches will be profitable on their own; 2. some branches will be irrelevant; 3. some branches need to be divided between over 40 events per year so they just aren't going to be significant in the discussion even if they count; 4. TUF employees; and etc.

A ppv event is a ppv event. It basically stands on its own. Boxing promoters have been running shows as large as the largest UFC event for a long time and continue to do so. The employee cost that it takes to put on a big event are going to be comparable and they aren't going to be huge numbers because if they were, boxing promoters wouldn't be able to get rich and still pay boxers as big of a cut as they do.

This makes sense to anyone who isn't a UFC shill.

I'm sure it makes sense to Suck and Blow, too, but you guys have your agenda when it comes to the UFC and your playbook doesn't permit you to acknowledge it.

 

Nah, I'm still an above average poster. I'm just low on schtick (like taking the opposite viewpoint on everything)

Telling it like it is in as few words as possible.

 

I am hopeful that I can eventually evolve into the type of poster Steve_Dave has become.

I don't hold out much hope. I've been on message boards since rocking a Commodore 64 and still let morons like Mike lure me into pointless and endless back-and-forths.

I envy you SD.

 

The one thing, and the only thing that is clear to me is that you don't have a clue about the difference between someone like Bob Arum and the UFC.

 

It's all good. One day. Just believe.

 

Confirmed. It was Diaz, and he tested positive for weed.

 

Seriously, you guys make this forum fucking suck with all your stupid bickering. You all sound like a bunch of bitches.

 

:: :bears:

 

Wow. He doesn't get put on my "Ban for Life" list but he does move up a few notches on the stupidity list.

Now I kind of happy Condit won. At least it isn't turned into a NC with no interim champ.

Hopefully Condit fights Hendricks or Ellenberger, if he wins next week, while waiting for GSP..

 

Which is so fucking stupid. How much of a dimwit do you have to be to consider this a performance enhancing drug? Assuming of course that's what they do. Why else would it be a banned substance?

 

:Steve-Dave/MMA:

 

That's all I see out of you nancy boys.

 

I think the stupidity of even testing for pot might be one topic we all agree on. It doesn't improve performance. It doesn't matter.

However, I think it may take an example where a fighter does lose a title to get the rule changed. People don't care about injustice unless there is a focal point.

 

No shit. It shocks me that they even test for it.

I feel bad for Nick. All those Strikeforce fights in California where he didn't have to worry about gave him a false sense of security.