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• MONSTER said October 16, 2009

  i like gsp dont get me wrong,but his fans are just like fedor fans,they cant accept the fact that silva is p4p the best

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  • klmall replied October 16, 2009

    Na....GSP GSP GSP!!!! heehee
  • tikitmb replied October 16, 2009

    That's not true Monster, I luv GSP, but that doesn't mean I don't believe A.Silva is the best P4P.
    
    When and if those two finally meet it would be the first time ever that I'd root for Silva's opponent. That doesn't mean I'm walking around with blinders on, Silva would have a clear and unquestionable advantage over my boy, but GSP has a good a chance as anyone... hell better than Cote. Doesn't mean he'd(GSP) would win, but there truly is know shame to lose against a fighter like Silva. Especially if he doesn't go in claiming he's the best and going to walk through a man who truly has earned the best P4P title.
    
    GSP all the way baby!
• veritasmma said October 16, 2009

  You see, right now its all speculation, just give it time and it will become cemented in the mma history books.
  Watch what will happen when GSP turns 30 and onwards, which i anticipate.
  Just look at what GSP has done being a nice guy, I feel sorry anyone who fights him when hes pissed.
  
  people who surrender to A.silva and his striking greatness are dolts, give me a break, he fought a mediocre striker(forrest), of course he will look sensational, its just most individuals who give credence to silva are not versed in fighting, the art of fighting, what constitutes a great fighter, the potentional of a fighter...etc...they are just your random mma observers, they are incapable of discerning, so just watch, anything more youre exceeding your capacity.

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  • Clintmathewson replied October 20, 2009

    Hypocrisy at its finest! ^^^
  • Clintmathewson replied October 20, 2009

    Forrest Griffin .. love him or hate him. Defeated the #1 contender for the LHW thrown. Do I believe RUA is the #1 contender no.. but it is what it is. You can discredit the spider all you want. Bottom line is. I would like to see GSP fight ANYONE that was a former champion at 185lbs. ANYONE.
  • derelique38 replied October 21, 2009

    I too would love to see GSP fight anyone who used to be a mw champion for much different reasons. THRONE!!!
• MONSTER said October 16, 2009

  ummmmm.......... you're also just a random mma observer my genius little buddy

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  • veritasmma replied October 16, 2009

    on the contrary my dear monster, I study mma fighters, their skill level, their striking, ground game, composure, heart-determination, conditioning....the whole gamut. So i have a sound perspective on fighters and their limits, potentional, talent and avoid sounding like a blithering idiot, like bjpure and his yardbarker clique.
    
    GSP will evolve even more, a.silva, penn, fedor have reached their potentional....but GSP will continue to evolve.
    
    Patience my dear monster.
  • Clintmathewson replied October 18, 2009

    verita. everything you have seen from GSP is his apex. He as reached his potential..hence the superfight arguement. You dont study anything more than a damn dictionary from what I have read from your posts. And I mean that...not trying to put you down here...but I really dont think you study any other fighters. You may know a lot about your boy GSP but....like I said... can the evolution talk.. you've seen all he has to offer...Silva has continually gotten BETTER! So your study is way off. Penn... has gotten BETTER. The only 'hole' in his game that ever came into question was his conditioning. You would have to be a MORON to say that hasnt improved. GSP.. whether you want to admit it or not .. has actual narrowed his game down to wrestling and overpowering. Taking the Brock Lesnar approach. I was impressed with him in the Alves fight. Because his level changes were timed perfectly. It actually got BORING...to see how good GSP's wrestling was. But GSP knew he couldnt afford to stay standing too long with Thiago's power. Do yourself a favor...in your 'study' take out a stop watch. Time how long gsp is actually standing in his last 3 fights. Versatility and evolution?
  • crazycanuck replied October 18, 2009

    Gsp actually knocked Alvez down twice and for the time they did stand. He totally dominated. Let's not foret he ought 2 or 3 rounds with a pulled sac. The name of the game is MMA and not kick boxing. It's the hole package. You should know that man. You're an inspiring fighter.
  • crazycanuck replied October 18, 2009

    Sorry. I meant to say, "let's not forget he fought with a pulled sac".
  • Clintmathewson replied October 18, 2009

    cc speak with one alias at a time bro. Dominate eh. Like gonzaga was dominating carwin. Like Babalu was dominating Lambert. Like Lambert was dominating Goveia. Your right. I need to open my eyes.. its MMA. if a guy is winning.. then surely he'll win?! and its ASPIRING. not inspiring. and its a WHOLE package. not a HOLE package.
  • crazycanuck replied October 18, 2009

    Clint, I really don't know where your getting the idea I'm using different names. Like I said, it's just me CC. Sorry for my spelling errors. But you know what I mean. Plus. I'm through arguing with you man. We had our beef. Now it's time to have a beer and talk MMA. I know, you're a Penn fan. And I'm a GSP fan. And I respect and think Penn is a heck of a fighter. And I also respect that you would do anything protect and defend Him. Hopefully you could respect me to have done the same for GSP.
    Btw, I just downloaded spell check...LOL
  • Clintmathewson replied October 19, 2009

    its all good. i make spelling and grammar errors all the time. Just nit pickin at ya
  • crazycanuck replied October 19, 2009

    Cool! It's all good here too.
  • veritasmma replied October 19, 2009

    ****, honestly, don't express your pathetic clouded opinion on mma, you neither have the talent to succeed in it or understand it from an objective point of view. If you think GSP has reached his apex, you now have the effects of getting dropped on your head as a baby, hence sh*t baby, lol.
    GSP still needs to improve his BJJ, striking, muay thai, and he knows that, but his wrestling is second to none. Look how he has improved since he came to the ufc. Penn and silva are the same fighters as they arrived on the scene. Maybe if you actually took the time to cogitate, which is impossible for a drunk retard like you, you would reach that conclusion. How has penn and silva improved? without penns flexible legs he would be your average bjj artist. ask me any question about a fighter I will give you a definitive, sound, intelligent, analytical answer. btw, I don't read the dictionary, you parochial, pertinacious, feeble, obsequious, gadabouting cipher, its not possible to sit there and memorize words all day, it just shows how small your mind is. Lets see if penn stands up with a striker like alves. Also open your eyes and examine penns face, fighters who have thick skins can afford to strike. Penn has actually gotten worse(noone calls him the prodogy anymore)he was way more impressive in his early years and without those flexible legs he could not finish most of his fights, silva is the same(worse as well-leben to leitas) and don't give me that forrest fight, forrest can't strike for sh*t.
  • crazycanuck replied October 19, 2009

    Veritasmma,
    
    Dude take a chill pill. You're starting to sound like BJpure on steroids. Say your message but don't be so frustrated. GSP is GSP, Silva is Silva and Penn is Penn. All have their good and their bad. And all are different than the other in fighting styles. But one thing they all have in common, is that they're all champions in their respective weight class.
    
    Mike
  • grmd61 replied October 19, 2009

    Clint, Are you speaking from your own experience? Has you talent reached its limit or are you still drinking?
  • klmall replied October 19, 2009

    Will you only be singing your comments from now on purity?
  • klmall replied October 19, 2009

    How can I not like you purity :)
  • Clintmathewson replied October 19, 2009

    granny dearest. get over it hun.
  • Clintmathewson replied October 19, 2009

    verita. lol. you suck. that is all
  • derelique38 replied October 21, 2009

    Dont forget how bj was dominating GSP in rd 1 of st pierre v pig penn 1!!!
• Canuck said October 16, 2009

  Good article.....not so sure he will fight at LHW though

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• MONSTER said October 16, 2009

  Veritas you sound like a smart guy,do you really need me to post the defenition of "observer"? If you don't work in the business then you're just a "random observer" like everyone else on this site.

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  • veritasmma replied October 16, 2009

    so, if one person takes the time to analyze and compare fighters, to use a criteria, to determine the talent and skill level, is under the same category as a person who is in great awe of anderson cause he put away a sub par striker, give me a break.
    
    Oh , so dana white is an expert on fighters and their ability?
    anyone else who is working in the business, hell even fighters themselves(so many were thinking bjpenn was going to anihilate GSP), so your argument is weak. I'm not saying I'm a MMA coach, but I'm an acute observer and most people just watch to see a good fight. I , when watching a fight, gauge the ability and the skillset of a fighter(s).
    
    anyway, I am just trying to differentiate level of observation , meaning some might see something that others wont, thats all.
• Clintmathewson said October 17, 2009

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  • BCswede replied October 20, 2009

    That's not very neighborly of you Clint. On that note why don't you go f**k your gay hat and slide that zucchini up your johnson loving a$$ (dry).;)

    
  • Clintmathewson replied October 20, 2009

    only if you peel it for me BC
  • BCswede replied October 21, 2009

    If I peel it then your wang hole won't feel it.
  • tikitmb replied October 23, 2009

    Eww!!!
• fanofmma300 said October 18, 2009

  I wish yardbarker gave you the option to delete posts, some people just post for attention.
  As you can see obove my post.
  

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  • grmd61 replied October 19, 2009

    bjpurity, you are lucky that YardBarker hasn't eliminated the garbage or you would be long gone.
  • Clintmathewson replied October 19, 2009

    I’m definitely looking for mega-fights and if Anderson Silva is one of them, why not shoot for the stars? - Bj Penn I cant quote GSP.. but I remember him wanting to put on weight and this and that. what was it again?!
  • derelique38 replied October 28, 2009

    Anyone remember the night Purity gained 99 lbs in mere seconds? It was the time he carried Clitty over the threshold, before giving each other purely bj's.
• Francois said October 18, 2009

  GSP will fight as long as is gonna stay healty,is not like Rampage that does it for the money,he love to fight more than anythink else so i see him fight at least another ten years wich will be enough to shut down all the gsp haters because despite the fact that they are either way jaleous,not so smart or psychobjfans,they will have to admit within the 2 next years that he is the greatest fighter in todays MMA

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  • Clintmathewson replied October 18, 2009

    its ALL bout the money. Hi. I'm earth. Have we met?
• KangaRoo2 said October 19, 2009

  In my opinion GSP will never be the greatest fighter in MMA history unless he man's up and fights Silva before he retires. I don't get why anyone wouldn't want to take advantage of that kind of opportunity and experience if they had the chance. I'm a fan of GSP, but I'm not blind and don't agree with everything he does and doesn't do. He already is the greatest WW in history, now it's time to be the greatest fighter in history and step it up a notch. He says he's already champion and now wants to fight the best possible opponent. Well it's right in front of you GSP, and Silva would definitly take the fight. Even if GSP looses he will still gain huge experience from fighting the Spider and would learn a lot from it. Not only that but he got to fight the best their is and people kill to get that opportunity.

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  • klmall replied October 19, 2009

    He HASNT yet been offered the fight with Silva..... So until then, dont give up on GSP. And when he IS offered the fight he will take it, no doubt.
  • KangaRoo2 replied October 19, 2009

    I'll bet that Dana and GSP have spoke about the fight. The fans want the fight (bad) and whatever the fans want means dollar signs in Mr White's eyes. My understanding was if GSP beat Penn he would get his shot at the Spider. Then it was if GSP beat Alves he would get a shot at the Spider. I'm getting a little curious as to why nothing has happened about one of the biggest fights possible. Now who is he going to fight, Swick? Whoopidy doo i'll watch the replay on that one.
    
    Hey BJ, if your buying beer we'd hang brother!
    
    I hope your right klmall...
  • klmall replied October 19, 2009

    I am :)
  • tikitmb replied October 19, 2009

    "GSP will never be the greatest fighter in MMA unless he man's up and fights Silva"
    
    Roo, you and I normally see eye to eye on most subjects, but today I have to respectively disagree. GSP has never turned down an opportunity to fight Silva. To date its been all talk and speculation nothing more. Neither Joe Silva or Dana W. has gone to GSP and official asked for that fight. So to say that GSP needs to man up is well kinda ridiculous. He can't run or duck a fight that has never been offered. That's like saying Anderson Silva is ducking or running from Machida... same principle despite the reasons. Silva like GSP is not running from anything, neither have actually or officially been offered those superfights.
    
    I know what some of you think though, Silva vs Machida's different because Silva doesn't want to fight a friend, but I beg to differ. It's exactly the same, only the circumstances are different. Meaning that right now those two superfights are nothing more than hypothetical... those fights haven't officially been offered or turned down by GSP, nor has a fight with Machida been officially offered to Silva. Believe it or not that does make a difference in this arguement. Not to mention that GSP has entertained the idea of fighting Silva, but he'll do it on his terms, he's fighting to win the fight... not just to say that he fought Silva (that's not enough for him). GSP wants to win so he'll take that opportunity when it's best for him. When he feels he's ready to reach that next level thats when he'll go through Silva.
    
    Right now that's arguable and I agree, yes he has the belt but he wants to be recognized as the best WW to ever live. I'm sorry you don't do that with only three(four if you count Serra) consecutive successful title defenses. Doesn't Matt Hughes have nine successful title defenses? GSP want's to reach that bar and set one of his own, once he's accomplished that goal I honestly believe his next goal would be Silva. Personally I respect the fact that he wants to take on one challenge at a time, why don't you?
  • KangaRoo2 replied October 19, 2009

    Hey Tiki, good post! I can't prove that GSP has or hasn't been offered the fight, but all things we've seen and heard from Dana in past show signs that this fight should have happened or should be planned to happen since the Alves fight.
    
    GSP is one of the best in the world and as you know I'm a big fan just not a biased fan. Saying he should man up is part of my frustration that he may never fight Silva as time is an issue. He can't wait around until he's ready and since he has cleaned out WW, what is he waiting for? If Silva retires before GSP feels like fighting him it will be a huge let down on himself when looking back. He still can keep on cleaning out the WW division and achieve his goal but this is a once in a lifetime chance to fight a man no one has beat in the UFC. A fight with the Spider won't affect his legacy in WW if he looses and will only gain him knowledge, experience and respect.
  • tikitmb replied October 19, 2009

    I see where you're coming from, but keep in mind this isn't about bragging rights for GSP. He's not going to actively pursue Silva until he believes he's ready ready to win that is. BJ went up to fight GSP twice, he gained no ones respect with that. And as I mentioned GSP doesn't want to just challenge Silva, he wants to step in and beat Silva, that means you come in when your ready skill wise, and mentally. Otherwise what really sets him apart from any other fighter who has stepped in the octagon with Silva, why should we respect GSP more than a Henderson or Lutter? GSP wouldn't be the first fighter to go up in weight, but if he did it when the time was right for him not his fans(we're not fighting for him) he could be as successful as Henderson was in Pride, it's not enough to challenge your opponent, you got to win. and you can't do that on someone else's time... you have to do it on yours.
    
    As for Dana, yes he's mentioned it more times than I can count but that doesn't necessarily mean that the only reason it hasn't happened is because of GSP. Don't forget Dana promised an immediate title shot to Henderson, but we all see how that turned out. I think if Dana wanted a superfight with GSP and Silva right now it would happen, but Dana's a business man he's going to milk this potential fight for all its worth especially sense we haven't heard any recent retirement claims from Silva. Dana will continue to let GSP build his legacy as a WW it'll only make the fight between those two all the sweeter when they finally meet.
    
    As a side note it just doesn't make sense for Dana to push for certain fights right now with Silva as long as he's complacent to keep fighting. It only seems urgent to get this particular fight going if Silva goes back to talking he's retire. Than I promise you you want have to wait long for that fight, because Dana will make sure it will happen and GSP will do it, but I bet he'd still take that extra time to can muscle as he stated he would.
    
    Anyways glad to see you posting again, kinda miss the ole gang ;)
  • KangaRoo2 replied October 19, 2009

    I do get your view on the fight and the other possibily of what's really going on behind the scenes. No one really does know and we can only speculate on what we hear and see.
    
    I guess the biggest factor for me in taking this side of the discussion is that for myself in martial arts, I never wanted an easy opponent and to be fighting tomato cans. I learn more losing than winning and I always wanted to see how I stacked up against better fighters. Every person you compete with you learn something from and Silva is an extremely unique fighter.
    
    Bottom line, I really want to see the fight happen and don't want to see GSP vs. (insert tomato can here). I actually think GSP could win (here's another discussion!) and don't want to see this opportunity pass by. GSP vs Swick just doesn't interest me and there will be no good debates for me to waste time on at work because everyone knows who will win.
  • klmall replied October 19, 2009

    Excellant!
  • tikitmb replied October 20, 2009

    I feel you Roo, it will definitely be a great fight and I'd lay down some serious money to see it up close and personal, but not before my baby's ready.
    
    GSP all the way baby!!!
• KangaRoo2 said October 19, 2009

  Aren't you just a scintillating fellow! If you read half as good as your vast vocabulary indicates, you would have noticed that I never stated "GSP turned down the fight." With that being said I guess you must have just learned about the thesaurus or something. Either way as GSP would say, Je suis détaché avec votre exécution! Au revoir!

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  • tikitmb replied October 19, 2009

    Roo, do you ever get the feeling that argueing with veritasmma is like argueing with purity's alter ego?
  • KangaRoo2 replied October 19, 2009

    To tell you the truth I haven't been around much in the last couple months so I've never had a discussion with him/her/it. I still haven't had a discussion, just a barrage of emotionally fueled insults. They do have a lot in common though! Why is he BJPure not BJPurity anymore? Banned or for back-up haha? Maybe Purity, or Pure can chime in here.
• veritasmma said October 19, 2009

  wow that was quite the elaboration, LMAO. it was not a flying knee, you talentless retard, sherk went for a takedown, and he reacted with a knee,then finished with punches, the caol uno fight, didn't go to the ground, you retard champion, he tried a flying high kick, bj caught him and finsihed him the same manner. Its just an example to refute your retarded asinine argument , "that hes gotten better".

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  • Clintmathewson replied October 19, 2009

    your wrong. sherk was covering and changing his level after being bullied back against the cage... then then flying knee. Penn LEAPED into him with all the intent of kneeing him. it wasnt a friggin reaction. it was full on intent.
  • Clintmathewson replied October 19, 2009

    i'm arguing with someone who obviously has not seen this fight.
  • klmall replied October 19, 2009

    That fight was awesome!
• Clintmathewson said October 19, 2009

  Look at the flexibility. If wasnt flexible...theres no way he could have pulled these off (rolls his eyes)

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  • Clintmathewson replied October 19, 2009

    your an idiot. it was a flying knee.
  • Clintmathewson replied October 19, 2009

    grabbing the head and pulling down is a MT plum clinch KNEE. Penn's knee was clearly a flying knee. :) admit it. you are wrong.
• veritasmma said October 19, 2009

  Thats why you will never develope into a decent mma fighter, cause you have no talent or intelligence. You're struggling to comprehend basic principles of fighting thats commonplace for a dedicated fighter.

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  • KangaRoo2 replied October 20, 2009

    What kind of training and MMA skills do you posses? How many years have you been practicing?
  • Clintmathewson replied October 20, 2009

    good question roo. According to Veritas we can learn a lot from him.
• Clintmathewson said October 19, 2009

  ROUND 3: The round begins the same as the other two, with Penn circling and flicking a jab. They come together inside and Penn lands a combination. As Penn backs out, Sherk lands an overhand left. Penn went for a takedown and was stuffed, but lands a good left. They exchange a combination in the center. Sherk fires a hard jab. Low kick from Penn lands hard. RIght hand by Penn, followed by a left. Sherk tries a low kick. Penn lands a double jab. Sherk misses a combination. Low kick by Sherk. Sherk’s face looks bad from the punches. Hard jab by Penn. Hard flying knee by Penn knocks Sherk down. Huge ground and pound by Penn. Fight is stopped as the horn sounds. There was confusion. Penn is the winner. – Kevin Iole
  
  Penn wins via TKO at 5:00 of round 3. my source.. YAHOO CANADA! CANADA CANADA http://ca.sports.yahoo.com/mma/news?slug=ys-ufclive052408&prov=yhoo&type=lgns

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  • Clintmathewson replied October 19, 2009

    admit it.... you are .. wrong
• Clintmathewson said October 19, 2009

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  • Clintmathewson replied October 19, 2009

    You are wrong
  • Canuck replied October 19, 2009

    good find Clint
• veritasmma said October 19, 2009

  A flying knee (known as hanuman thayarn in Muay Thai, and sometimes called a jumping knee) is a knee strike very similar to a front knee, except that it is performed in stand-up fighting by jumping, and often by rushing towards the opponent.

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  • Canuck replied October 19, 2009

    then what do you think BJ was doing in the Sherk fight??? He was A) standing, B)rushing towards Sherk and C) he jumped with the knee and knocked his ass out.
    Veritasmma (known as Human waste in Bjj, and sometimes call an idiot)
  • Clintmathewson replied October 19, 2009

    dude.. its a motha effin flying knee.. just admit when your wrong.. quit trying to use your thesaurus to mind fuc|< and create any sort of angle to which you MAY be correct. You are wrong. End of story. BJ Penn landed a FLYING KNEE on Sean Sherk
  • Clintmathewson replied October 19, 2009

    quit giving me the etymology of the technique ya moron
• Clintmathewson said October 19, 2009

  LOL your the genius that told me to look it up on youtube. your the genius that said i dont know how to fight because i dont understand the basic principles of the raskalnikoff philibuster yada yada yada.. ... Flying knee.. final answer regis.

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• Canuck said October 19, 2009

  Veritisma has gone to read some Shakespear before bed

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  • Clintmathewson replied October 19, 2009

    light up some candle ... break out the jergins and the shakespeare
• Clintmathewson said October 19, 2009

  Veritasmma is just a wannabe Playwriter

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  • Canuck replied October 19, 2009

    Even Woody Allen would be sick
  • Clintmathewson replied October 19, 2009

    LMAS "you call these bagels?"
• BYAnyWear said October 20, 2009

  LOLl you all have made my day with this post ... tomato or toma to arguments. Personally, to get back to the post I don't see GSP staying in the sport as his counterparts such as AA, Penn, or Matt Hughes the days of a fighter having an extensive amount of fights are gone...the money is flowing pretty decent in the sport and allot of the other fighters fought out of necessity. Sherks,Mennes, The Horns, Hughes, Shonie Carter, Sht even Melvin Guillard fighting eleventeen fights in their career is something i just don't see as an ongoing thing. GSP is a wise person and i wouldn't be shocked if he called it quits at an "early phase" of his career. Everyone wouldn't mind seeing him fight Anderson Silva and its been quoted earlier on here that he may not take the fight unless he has the impression that he can beat Anderson...and he may never have this urge. Would i be a bit upset if this never happens yea...but all in all i'm a MMA fan there's other artist that will come along and catch my eye and bring a better fight...and considering the number of MMA fighters I know I can't do nothing but respect fighters that may take the Roger Huerta route and seek income from other avenues opposed to getting p*mped out and having the sht beat out of them for the sake of pleasing the gripes they're hearing from "their fans".

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  • tikitmb replied October 20, 2009

    Funny, I was thinking along the same lines. I just don't see GSP fighting til he's 40, not that I'm saying that he doesn't love what he does any less. I just think that he's one of the few fighters that has managed to put in 110% now, but has his eyes on what happens after fighting.
    
    I remember him stated that if he could retire on top without anymore loses he would.
    
    I pray he does;-)
• veritasmma said October 20, 2009

  what a flying knee looks like.
  http://images.google.ca/images?hl=en&q=flying+knee&um=1&ie=UTF-8&ei=07vdSoarItDAlAe_2LSoAw&sa=X&oi=image_result_group&ct=title&resnum=8&ved=0CC8QsAQwBw

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  • Clintmathewson replied October 20, 2009

    the ref stopped this fight. you lost remember. penn knocked you out with a flying knee
  • Clintmathewson replied October 20, 2009

    I would assume that bird was only hovering Pure. Bj Penns. Hovering knee.
• BYAnyWear said October 20, 2009

  That's kinda corny the whole premise of the site is to discuss your opinion on sports.. the keyword is to "OPINION" everybody doesn't have to agree but to have someone booted for expressing their thought is pure stupid. I could see if a person is on here using slurs or so on that's different. That's pure suspect.. OH yea the comment about the bird is a perfect analogy for the flying knee scenario.. .rushing forward is part of a flying knee...but how far should a person rush, how high should a person jump, how high should the knee be raised..

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  • Clintmathewson replied October 20, 2009

    this isnt Law and Order. it was a flying knee.
  • BYAnyWear replied October 21, 2009

    I agree its like saying it wasn't an armbar because the person didn't squeeze his knees together before he raised his hips..You can still pull off an armbar without it, but that doesn't mean it wasnt an armbar
  • Clintmathewson replied October 22, 2009

    no doubt
• grmd61 said October 20, 2009

  Really, this whole argument is dumb. All the Penn supporters want is for someone to beat Georges. It is really not about a super fight. No one sees BJ wanting to fight Brock or Kimbo, which would qualify as a super fight, because it would obviously be a no win situation. The BJ supporters do not care how talented Georges is they want to put him in a position like BJ was in when he demanded to fight Georges. It was ill advised for the same reasons a fight between Georges and Anderson would be. These loudmouths are like the same bullies who made Georges life as a boy painful. There is no reason for this except to try to bully Georges into doing something stupid (which is what bullies always do), so I think Purity and Clint and their ilk should go fantasize about a super fight and get off on the "idea," while leaving reasonable fans of the sport and Georges alone.

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  • Clintmathewson replied October 20, 2009

    Tell your doc to up your meds. GSP should fight at Anderson Silva 'IF' he is as good as you say he is. NOT if he cant handle him. I would be SHOCKED if GSP made it 2 rounds lets alone 4 with the champ one weight class ahead of his own. Apples to apples my lady. Its not about bullying. If the champ is as good as YOU ALL SAY HE IS...he has CLEANED OUT THE WELTERWEIGHTS. hes DOMINANT IN HIS WEIGHT CLASS. then by all means.. lets see what he's got in a more competitive weight class. Your arguments are frail.
  • nathang replied October 21, 2009

    Clint your gsp predictions haven't been too hot in his last two fights, I'd be carefull with your wording, I bet you must have been "shocked" with gsp's last two since you were guaranteeing alves would ko gsp, and gsp didn't have a prayer against penn(penn looked horrible standing...very surprising to me). As far as alves outstriking gsp, go to fightmetric.com and see who outstruck who, alves was missing all night, go a little further and look at any of gsp's fights and see who gets the better of shots landed. For a dryhumper its amazing gsp has the ufc record for most strikes landed in a fight...seriously incredible how he does this dryhumping. GSP is much more crafty than anyone silva has fought in the past IMO and would do much better than most think, I bet purity and clint would be "shocked" at how well he would do. Would he win?...I don't know...Would I like to see it? Damn staight I would. The only guys who came close to beating him in the UFC were lutter and leites who didn't want to stand and bang with him. I think if gsp amp's up his jits he would have a decent shot. Some question gsp's ability to get anderson down, if leites got him down with a shot, gsp would all night. I really hope this fight happens maybe late 2010 before anderson retires. Right now there seems to be little interest in the fight I think largly because of his silva's hand picked last fight. They have already forgotten his pitifull performance against leites as he was petrified to go to the ground with him, if he fights gsp he would be on the ground most of the fight. People seem to constantly underestimate gsp(myself included)the guy knows how to win. GSP has said on many, many occations that he think this could be a interesting fight for him, but this isn't the same as gsp/penn 2. Gsp beat penn in a controversial fight and penn wanted revenge, it was way more about that than bj "challenging" the fighter in a higher weight class, as they fought before and penn was convinced he'd win in a second match. I say B.S to all this he wants to know who the best P4P fighter is(champion vs champion) was all a publicity stunt by dana, bj whined and whined until he got his rematch. If gsp completely destroyed alves and griffin put up a good fight and lost a decision THEN I bet there would be a lot of interest in this fight, your only as good as your last fight. Silva has nothing to gain by fighting gsp, so I know he doesn't want the fight, dana after seeing griffin destroyed doesn't want to put his most marketable fighter on the chopping block. I still feel this fight might happen, if it did happen say in late 2010, I bet it would be a much bigger fight than bj/gsp 2 and I feel very confident gsp would do better than penn did because of the two fighters styles and intelligence, it would a be striker vs grappler match. I know people are saying but hendo is a grappler, he lost because he was trying to ko silva, gsp will know his only real chance is the ground. As far as gsp being afraid of silva, I don't believe it, I bet gsp would love to fight him, he just wants to be as well prepared as he can be which could very well happen later in 2010 as silva is tied up with title fights at the moment. I've seen in interviews gsp claiming he would do pretty well against silva as silva has never fought anyone like him before, and he would welcome the challenge but he would like to put on a little weight,(and would want to improve his jits skills) dana, joe silva make it happen. I just know anderson has nothing to gain from this fight and everything to lose like gsp did against penn. The smaller guy gets the glory if he wins and the bigger guy gets the humiliation if he loses.
  • nathang replied October 21, 2009

    Holy **** I didn't realize I wrote a novel, don't blame anyone if they don't want to read it. Bj penn is truely one who seeks danger....fighting a guy he's completely convinced he can beat, some one here can't seem to see past there own noses.
  • Clintmathewson replied October 21, 2009

    i dont care nathang. GSP would get murdered by Silva. Dont take hindsite predictions from me to justify YOUR case. You lame o. Put YOUR name to some predictions. Its easy to sit on the outside and wait ... and THEN plee a case in a 20 20 hindsite. You KNOW gsp has NO CHANCE against silva. Dont even try to justify me being wrong on this one cause i have been wrong in the past. THATS YOUR ARGUMENT?! haha Good luck.
  • nathang replied October 21, 2009

    LIKE THE CAP LOCKS CLINT.... I'M CONVINCED!!!!! MY OBVIOUS POINT IS YOU UNDERESTIMATE GSP. NO I DON'T KNOW GSP HAS NO CHANCE AGAINST SILVA, SILVA ALMOST LOST TO LUTTER. THIS IS MY OPINION CLINT, SORRY TO BURST YOUR BUBBLE, FACTS ARE FACTS, I HOPE YOUR FEELINGS AREN'T HURT. GSP HAS NEXT TO ZERO CHANCE STANDING WITH SILVA BUT HAS A DECENT CHANCE IN MY HUMBLE OPINION(YES I'VE BE WRONG MANY TIMES BEFORE, AND HAVE BEING HUMBLED)TAKING IT TO THE CANVAS AND "DRYHUMPING HIM" TO A DECISION OR SUBBING HIM. THINK WHAT YOU WANT, I TOO THOUGHT ALVES WOULD BE A ROUGH FIGHT FOR HIM, AND WAS "SURPRISED" AT HOW EASILY HE TOOK HIM
    DOWN AND HOW LITTLE PROBLEMS HE HAD STANDING WITH HIM, BUT WAS EQUALLY SURPRISED AT ALVES SUB DEFENSE. THE GREAT THING ABOUT FIGHTS IS THERE NOT VERY PREDICTABLE. YOU ALONG WITH PURITY SEEM INCREDIBLY ARROGANT IT MUST HAVE BEEN VERY PAINFULL TO SEE BJ LOSE SO BADLY, I FEEL SORRY FOR YOU, I KNOW IT MUST BE SOME WET DREAM FOR YOU GUYS TO SEE GSP FIGHT SILVA AND GET SMASHED BADLY BUT I FOR SOME REASON THINK HE WOULDN'T AND WOULD SURPRISE MOST. MY OPINIONS....OBVIOUSLY NOT YOURS, DON'T TELL ME WHAT I THINK, SILVA WOULD DOMINATE AND T(KO) "ANYONE" IN MMA IN MY OPINION IN A STAND UP FIGHT, BUT I BELIEVE PLENTY COULD BEAT HIM ON THE GROUND, JUST MOST ARE TOO STUPID AND WANT TO STAND WITH HIM, SIGNING OFF.
  • Clintmathewson replied October 22, 2009

    if your signing off.. please stay off. If not. Please predict saturdays fight results. The whole main card. oh great mayan god of predictions.
  • nathang replied October 23, 2009

    Sorry clint, I don't think I'll stay off, I like the yard. As far as saturdays results I'm no better at predicting fights than anyone else but I'm smart enough not to guarantee anything. I think machida will dominate shogun and if he doesn't I'll be very surprised but s**t happens it might be the dragons turn to lose and get caught. If that happens it will really suck because the 205 lbs division has being the revolving door of the UFC for a while now, it would nice to have a dominant champ there. I would like to see silva lose just to make the division more exciting, he's been there too long.
  • Clintmathewson replied October 23, 2009

    you have predicted ONE fight.. in favor of vegas odds. Are you going to disney land if your right?!
• MONSTER said October 20, 2009

  clint i have that bj penn fight on my xbox 360...it was a FLYING F_U_C_K_I_N_G knee....you are right

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  • klmall replied October 20, 2009

    hey how'd you get away with that, I couldnt even type the word p*ssy cat.... lol
  • klmall replied October 20, 2009

    You worked the system monster, Im impressed :)
  • klmall replied October 20, 2009

    There you go again.....lol
  • Clintmathewson replied October 20, 2009

    you dont have to tell me MONSTER.. its veritas that says it isnt.
• MONSTER said October 20, 2009

  lmao grandma just compared silva vs gsp to bj penn vs brock..........hahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah
  hahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah
  hahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah
  someone take the old ladys computer away

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• grmd61 said October 20, 2009

  Really, this whole argument is dumb. All the Penn supporters want is for someone to beat Georges. They cannot admit how good Georges is, because it makes BJ seem less of a fighter. And wanting to see Georges fight out of his weight class as BJ has is ridiculous. The BJ supporters do not care how talented Georges is. It was ill advised for the same reasons a fight between Georges and Anderson would be. These loudmouths are like the same bullies who made Georges life as a boy painful. There is no reason for this except to try to bully Georges into doing something stupid (which is what bullies always do), so I think Purity and Clint and their ilk should go fantasize about a super fight and get off on the "idea," while leaving reasonable fans of the sport and Georges alone. Georges is the best welterweight in history, period. He already has a legacy. BJ and his fans are jealous because of GSP's greatness.

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• MONSTER said October 20, 2009

  lol thanks klmall

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• grmd61 said October 20, 2009

  There must be a monster in my computer. I just experienced seeing a comment I was typing deleting itself. What's up with that?

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  • Clintmathewson replied October 20, 2009

    it was GSP ... he's tired of your stalking
  • KangaRoo2 replied October 20, 2009

    Give the monster a flying knee. Oh wait, maybe a hovering knee, or partially hovering and partially standing knee that could possibly lead others to beleive or perceive it is a flying knee when really it's not.
• Clintmathewson said October 20, 2009

  you literally have to be migrating south with your knee in the air for verita to think its flying

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  • crazycanuck replied October 20, 2009

    You're right on Clint! 6 inches or 6 feet off the ground is considered a flying knee. I was meaning to ask you. What weight do you fight at man?
  • Clintmathewson replied October 20, 2009

    170 and 155 .. but i have fought 185lbs too
  • Clintmathewson replied October 20, 2009

    i'm 5'9" so 185lbs i give up a ton of reach. so I keep my weight down
  • crazycanuck replied October 20, 2009

    So you're right in the juicy part of the two fighters most spoken about on here. Here's a tough one. Who would be a better match up for you if you where fighting for the belt. GSP or Penn?
  • klmall replied October 21, 2009

    I just got my UFC100 dvd in the mail lastnight....Cant get enough of watching Hendo knock Bisping out!!!! As far as GSP/Alves, what a great fight, really, GSP fought such a great fight. This along with the Fitch fight are my two favs, not that anybody gives a poop :)
  • klmall replied October 21, 2009

    Oh one more thing, good morning purity :)
  • Clintmathewson replied October 21, 2009

    personally i would rather fight GSP. I fare very well against wrestlers and the ground and pound approach.
  • Clintmathewson replied October 21, 2009

    And honestly. I would rather fight GSP because he is the Bigger of the Champions. If I were to get smashed...I know where my place would be. I definatley wouldnt gas out.. so he would definatley have to take me out. At least if I got taken out... I could come into my own at LW.
  • crazycanuck replied October 21, 2009

    I know I've said otherwise in the past. And I'm sorry for doing so. But I hope you make it one day man. Dedication and hard work ethics and you can't go wrong. Good luck dude!
  • Canuck replied October 21, 2009

    Clint, you should submit a video to TUF.....I like the one you made for GG (LOL)
  • Clintmathewson replied October 21, 2009

    I chalk that up to us going for the throat. Water on a ducks back CC. I retract my insults as well.
  • BCswede replied October 21, 2009

    What the f**k CC... your old lady stuff your balls in her purse or what.(treason!) Well you'll always have me throwing some sh!t your way Clint as long as you continue to disrespect Canadians and GSP. Now about your fighting career... I do wish you luck with that, it takes balls to go into battle, for that I respect you a little.... just a little.
  • Clintmathewson replied October 21, 2009

    i have no problem with you slingin' your turds. I'll sling em right back. I can defend myself verbally as well as physically.
  • Clintmathewson replied October 21, 2009

    lol. i should canuck. thats actually a genius idea.... well i just hooked up with the CNY bombsquad here in NY. so as soon as my shoulder is 100 percent. i'll get more footage to add to a video. They can get me fights all around the North east. Tamdan Mcrory's gym. Jon Jones started with them as well. Good group of guys.
  • crazycanuck replied October 21, 2009

    BCswede,
    It's like we had our 5 rounds. And after the fight was finished. We shook hands and squashed it. No winners, no losers. Just two champions cause we put our ego's aside and squashing it. Respect!
  • BCswede replied October 22, 2009

    I hear ya CC... you guys did do WW3, nothing wrong with peacing out. Sling-in turds (lol)... that's a good one. Speaking of turds, how come you didn't wave good by to me this morning when I dropped you off at the pool?.
  • crazycanuck replied October 23, 2009

    ???????????
  • crazycanuck replied October 23, 2009

    Sorry BCswede, I thought you where calling me a turd. My bad!
  • BCswede replied October 23, 2009

    No worries CC, no pun intended towards you. Sorry for dropping Clint on you this morning Purity but he was fighting to get out and I couldn't hold him any longer.
  • Clintmathewson replied October 23, 2009

    zzzzzzzzzzzzz @BC's jokes
• IllinoisViking said October 20, 2009

  Silva has to beat someone besides Franklin, 38yr old Hendo, and Griffin to be called the best p4p, Not to mention his four losses to four scrubs, GSP has beat Hughes 2x, and Penn 2x, those 4 fights are of better quality than Silvas career, Leites, Irvin, Cote???? Please! crushing weak opponents doesn't prove much.

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  • Clintmathewson replied October 21, 2009

    yeah.. who does GEORGES have to fight?? One dimensional hughes. Lighter Bj Penn? Seriously. If you want to compare these two fighters. Then compare them equally. Georges has picked on 2 fighters his own size or bigger. One he out humped. The other he out boxed
  • klmall replied October 21, 2009

    Which one did he out hump.......
  • tikitmb replied October 21, 2009

    "Georges has picked on 2 fighters his own size or bigger"... really?
    
    Umm... then explain
    
    Travis Galbraith = 6'0ft
    Jason Miller = 6'1"ft
    Jon Fitch = 6'0"ft
    Jay Hieron = 5'11"ft
    Four fighters, not two that were bigger than GSP.
    
    Thomas Denny = 5'10"ft
    David Strasser = 5'10"ft
    Josh Koscheck = 5'10"ft with the exception of having shorter legs JK's height, weight and reach is identical to GSP's.
    Three fighters in addition that are the same height as GSP.
    
    I'm just saying.................
  • tikitmb replied October 21, 2009

    By the way Clint, how many fighters at LW has Bj fought that he was bigger than? Would it be greater than or less than percentage wise compared to GSP and his opponents?
  • Clintmathewson replied October 21, 2009

    how many fighters at lightweight LOL tiki. LOL LOLOL idiot. Bj has taken Machida the distance. He has taken GSP the distance. BJ fights at LW because the UFC wants him to. BJ will fight ANYONE. thats a fact.
  • Clintmathewson replied October 21, 2009

    the aruement is SILVA and GSP .... put your BJ hating away. BJ has fought bigger guys than GSP has. The arguement is... has Silva fought "bums" at 205.. or legit contenders. IllinoisViking argues they are scrubs. Stay on topic.
  • tikitmb replied October 21, 2009

    Damn... this is WTF I get for trying to have a debate with an idiot/A-hole! Yes clint I know what your initial arguement was about. Clearly I had nothing to say in that matter otherwise I would have said it. I simply spoke on the stupid sh!t you were spouting about GSP fighting two fighters that were either the same size or bigger.
    
    GSP has fought only as a WW so to intelligently compare bj's record with GSP's I could only use their natural weight classes. I know that might be too hard for you to comprehend so why don't you go back and reread that part reeeeal slow;-) Hopefully you get it the second or third go round.
    
    Don't think I didn't noticed that while you were trying to distract me with the name calling you didn't once attempt to answer my question. It figures and it's not at all surprising it's why I decided to post this as well. Sit back and enjoy I know I will A-hole;-)
    
    Din Thomas = 5'10"
    K. Florian = 5'11"
    These are the only two LW fighters that bj has fought that were bigger (height only)
    
    Caol Uno = 5'7"
    Jens Pulver = 5'7"
    Joe Stevenson = 5'7"
    These three were smaller by two inches
    
    Joey Gilbert = 5'5"
    Paul Creighton = 5'6"
    Matt Serra = 5'6"
    Sean Sherk = 5'6"
    The last four were smaller by 3 to 4 inches. Now this is what I came up with without adding the weight factor. Imagine what that would be like if I decided to go that route as well?
    
    Anyways forgive the spelling, I have yet to install SP on this computer.
  • tikitmb replied October 21, 2009

    That he's the best thang since slice bread... don't hate appreciate!
    
    
    GSP all the way baby!
  • Clintmathewson replied October 21, 2009

    oh relax. dont take the "idiot" so damn literally
  • tikitmb replied October 21, 2009

    Whoops! Forgot to add that bj's 5'9 and his walk around weight is 180lbs... that's pretty big weight wise for a LW. You need only to check out bj video blogs to confirm the weight. He did two that I remember where he stepped on the scale to show his fans how much weight he needed to lose. He did one for sherk and on for GSP. In both cases he weighed 180lbs, kind of puts things more into perspective when you compare bj against the rest of the LW's.
  • tikitmb replied October 22, 2009

    Not to worry I"m more than used to your silly a$$ by now clint ;D!!! As you are with me and my long winded responses. xoxo
• BYAnyWear said October 21, 2009

  So you're saying its Silvas' fought that he cake walked through the UFC's middleweight division? However, the majority of George's fight have taken place in the UFC all except for 4 or 5 if i'm correct. Then you're bringing up the age scenario with Hendo but reference Matt Hughes... Silva has kicked ass in 2 different divisions and the only scrub he's really loss to was Chonnen. Speaking of scrubs we might as well throw out the wins over Pete Spratt, Frank Trigg, Thomas Denny, and Matt Serra right? I don't know how 4 fights equate better than a persons 30+ fights. I don't get your logic at all...

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  • Clintmathewson replied October 21, 2009

    there is no logic bro. He is "new" on the 20th. its just another idiot on this post trying to create strength in numbers even though he is dead wrong
• razah12 said October 21, 2009

  But BJ Penn is brave, right pure

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  • Canuck replied October 21, 2009

    Pur is making a bronze statue of Penn as we speak
  • razah12 replied October 21, 2009

    Another classic thread.
  • Canuck replied October 21, 2009

    We got Dr. PhilPurity in the house
  • razah12 replied October 21, 2009

    C'mon B-Pure, any fight with Silva is dangerous.
    
    Silva can strike without even getting touched!!!
  • razah12 replied October 21, 2009

    Silva will be the first to seriously hurt someone in MMA.
  • Canuck replied October 21, 2009

    GSP would hurt Silva.....submit him
  • razah12 replied October 21, 2009

    On a side note, who was the fighter who beat Rob Mcullough when he was on top and full of himself?
  • razah12 replied October 21, 2009

    On another side note, how can a man stand 5' 7" and weigh only 145 pounds???
  • razah12 replied October 21, 2009

    On another very very side note, anyone notice how nasty Floyd Mayweather is when it comes to boxing.
  • razah12 replied October 21, 2009

    Ok, last question.
    
    What fighter has been embarrassed the most in the history of the sport by talking pre fight trash and then getting an ass whooping.
    
    (besides BJ)
  • razah12 replied October 21, 2009

    B-Pure, that must take some serious discipline.
    
    I walk 5' 9" and stuck at 212
  • Canuck replied October 21, 2009

    In grade 9 I was 5'9" and weighed 136 lbs when I wrestled. I am now 5'10" and have been as high as 205 lbs. I am nestled in at 190 right now......LOTS of experience here!
  • razah12 replied October 21, 2009

    I might have to take a leave of absence and come train with you guys. I want to get down to 185 and I would be psyched.
    
    I think diet is the major obstacle.
    
    Besides fat camp, is there a place to go where you are fed prepared dietary foods and taken step by step through cardio and weight training?
  • Clintmathewson replied October 21, 2009

    jamie varner i think is the guy your refering too that beat mc coullagh. but varner is a douche. he calls time out in a fight. and whines like a girl.
  • Canuck replied October 21, 2009

    lol @ pur...you cheeky MONKEY
  • DavidHK replied October 22, 2009

    Raz, i personally dont believe in diets. At least not in your case. I'd say just eat only when you are hungry, and stop when you are not anymore. Spreading multiple meals throughout the day will help with that. If you couple that with getting your heart to work even just 30 min/day, you will be amazed at how the lbs will drop off consistently, and you wont have too much trouble getting down to 185 and staying there
  • KangaRoo2 replied October 22, 2009

    Eating right is what does it for me whether I'm training or not. At peak weight not eating right and not training I was at 195lbs and climbing. When I was really training hard and eating right I was at 178. I'm 6'1 so that was really lean but I was also the strongest I'd been at that weight. I just eat lots of fruit and vegetables (not melons really high in sugar) red meat once a week and lot's of chicken and fish (no oils or butter). Carbs are fine when active but it's also best to eat carbs in the morning if you're going to and not before bed. All in all, eat right, hit the bag and run if you can. Weight will go away.
• Clintmathewson said October 21, 2009

  Cote knew he didnt have a chance... He was LITERALLY counting how many rounds he lasted.

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  • Canuck replied October 21, 2009

    he had a puncher's chance and was just hoping he could land a good shot....but it probably would not have happened
  • Canuck replied October 21, 2009

    if you say so...but Cote took some good shots and wasn't fazed
  • Clintmathewson replied October 21, 2009

    Cote hung in there... but it did look like silva was just playin with his food
  • Canuck replied October 21, 2009

    he always looks like he is playing....sooner or later he'll get caught
• razah12 said October 21, 2009

  Clint, I remember you saying that New York got their MMA licensing, I just heard Massachusetts did too. When do you think we will see a PPV event at Madison Square Garden or the Boston Garden?

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  • Clintmathewson replied October 21, 2009

    january at the earliest
  • razah12 replied October 21, 2009

    I hear ya.
    
    A New Years Eve event would probably go to Vegas though huh?
  • Clintmathewson replied October 22, 2009

    i dunno. MSG would be a ridiculous venue. you gotta think about that one. Its the worlds most famous arena man.
• razah12 said October 21, 2009

  Here's another observation (my mind is working overtime as I am watching WEC repeats on versus as I type; Villefort fight on now). But anyway, I don't like how the fighters touch gloves AGAIN after they are given instructions, touch em up and go back to their corner. It's a fight not a love fest. I get the sportsmanship aspect and can see touching gloves before commencing the fifth round of an excellent fight.
  
  In a way, it seems like the fighters do it to take some of the fear and anxiety out of their systems. Why touch gloves twice with a guy who you want to destroy.
  
  It will backfire someday, as it has before, and some guy will get clocked.

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  • BYAnyWear replied October 22, 2009

    Already happened.. twice well one dude was fighting a skinhead and he was throwing slurs through weigh ins and everything and dude came out and tried to touch gloves and dude just took off on his as LOL ... he's on Sherdog as a verified fighter
• razah12 said October 21, 2009

  B-Pure, that was very informational. Thanks man. I get lazy when it comes to food preparation. I don't like apples or pears, but I do like bananas, cantaloupe, mangos, coconuts. Greens I can eat, but what could I put on it to give it some moisture? I do sweat a lot, so that's a good thing. Unfortuanately I prefer the a female be in reverse cowgirl formation during sex, so i pretty much spend the workout on my back or in the sitting position. lol.
  
  Most weight I ever lost was with Met-Rx actually.
  
  I will take your advice.
  

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  • klmall replied October 23, 2009

    Purity your making me blush :)
  • klmall replied October 23, 2009

    I've already showered, I was thinking more "crouching doggy style"..... you up for it?
  • klmall replied October 23, 2009

    OMG,that sound delicious..... bring some of that w/ya.
  • klmall replied October 23, 2009

    Oh ya :)
  • Canuck replied October 23, 2009

    get a room
  • klmall replied October 23, 2009

    LOL canuck!
• razah12 said October 21, 2009

  Clint, i agree, mcullough, varner and the kid from new mexico rub me the wrong way. they are awfully mouthy.
  
  sorry about the lousy typing. it's been a crap week so far.

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  • Clintmathewson replied October 22, 2009

    Are you talking about Torres?? Or Damacio Page? from NM. Page is a beast
• BYAnyWear said October 22, 2009

  Page seems humble..he's from the jackson camp not too much sht talking coming out of that group. But Varner is a McBtch

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• MONSTER said October 22, 2009

  canuck you are a cowboy fan so i will keep it nice....WE GET IT,you are from canada and so is gsp hooooray!!!!!!!!!!!!lol.......and by the way the "Tikimbe Mutombo" comment had me laughing my @$$ off

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  • Canuck replied October 22, 2009

    lol...yes I am Canadian
    
• Canuck said October 22, 2009

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• Canuck said October 22, 2009

  okay last one......lol
  
  

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• Clintmathewson said October 22, 2009

  Speaking of GSP when he is 40. This one is for TIKI

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  • tikitmb replied October 22, 2009

    dammit! I can't watch it, I'm at work but I promise to check it out when I get home;-(
  • tikitmb replied October 22, 2009

    Hahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    
    Clint, I really can't stand you sometimes;-)
  • Clintmathewson replied October 22, 2009

    thought you'd like that
• l3adlntentions said October 24, 2009

  LMAO @ Clint ya F'klin Nut !! I (everyone knows Bigtime GSP Fan) definately agree Silva would dominate GSP in a Superfight at this time and maybe anytime... That doesn't take anything away from GSP and what he has accomplished. Anderson is the best P4P and GSP is the most rounded MMA fighter in the World.
  
  What BJ did moving up in weightclass was remarkable, but not only has BJ fought GSP before at WW... BJ has fought and gained experience in all other weight divisions. He is built compact and powerful and was already prepared and motivated for a superfight w/GSP. This made his decision to fight GSP a sound one being fairly safe with great opportunity and return...
  
  On the other hand,a superfight w/Silva/GSP is not a good choice for GSP at this time due to the fact that GSP has not dipped into the larger weight divisions and gives up a lot of reach let alone power and speed to a guy like Silva.
  
  Taking a fight like this would be a completely STUPID until GSP is fully prepared "Mentally" & "Physically" REMEMBER... This is a fans choice, and not in anyone elses best interest yet. GSP would need to dedicate at least 8 months to prepare for Andersons size, standup, power and speed... His ground game is only good if he can get close enough to get him on the ground.
  
  Remember Silva is beating guys at Heavyweight... Thats 2 Divisions NOT 1 and to be totally honest, I can even see Anderson taking a guy out like Mir !!
  
  Hows that for a Bold Statement !!

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  • klmall replied October 26, 2009

    Suck it purity...... kiss
• Sherwin said October 24, 2009

  He is very close to being the greatest if you compare the statistics on mroctagon.com

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• MONSTER said October 24, 2009

  l3adlntentions i applaud you.....a gsp fan who can openly admit that gsp simply can not beat silva...i wish there were more fans like you....i give you a thumb up

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  • Clintmathewson replied October 24, 2009

    no doubt
• nathang said October 24, 2009

  Monster it may LOOK like that, but this is MMA, how well did he do in the leites fight? Things are frequently different in the octagon than they are on paper, upsets, things that shouldn't happen in mma happen a lot in MMA, you can never count a guy like gsp out, but LOGICALLY it would be a very tough fight for him. I've been watching MMA for a long time now and big upsets and shockers happen on almost every card, so many factors in a fight, nerves, mistakes, etc. A dominant champ in a lower weight class always stands a change IMO to beat the champ in a higher weight class, not likely but possible.

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  • MONSTER replied October 28, 2009

    "how well did he do in the leites fight?" ummmmmmmmmm he dominated him but it was boring cause leites was being a punk and fell to the floor a bazillion times
  • nathang replied October 28, 2009

    Dominate, he almost lost to a rearnaked choke and lost a round or two on the judges score cards, not my definition of domination. He did f-all to leites, was scared s**tless to go to the ground with him, a very boring fight, sorry silva didn't dominate that fight, he won it because of leites unwillingness to engage.
• Clintmathewson said October 24, 2009

  If you have a dream .. go ahead.. its IMPOSSIBLE LOL

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