Cowboy = K-Flo, chokes on the big fights.
Almost certain GSP will return to the octagon, will be absolutely shocked if it indeed his last fight. I am more curious to hear his reason behind...
I think it was the entertainment factor for those fights. It definitely didn't feel like 3 rounds at all, wouldn't mind seeing 5 rounds for some of...
It very well might be.
I think he won rounds 1 and 2, came out of round 3 kind of nonchalant and that hurt his image of looking "tired"
I think he is trying to emulate/carbon copy GSP game way too much. He needs a change of camp, or like you said reassess.
Re: UFC 167: St-Pierre vs. Hendricks (Nov/16) Woodley looked impressive out there, a couple more wins against top 10 WW, will get him to title...
It has been a holy shit type of night in terms of fights... Like WTF was MacDonald's gameplan? Looked like an amateur out there.
That was sad as hell to watch, weak, beaten to a loss of memory, and trying to hang up the gloves.
Re: UFC 167: St-Pierre vs. Hendricks (Nov/16) ^What will be harder? Cutting to 155 or bulking to 185?! Hmmm...
Re: Emanuel Newton goes full Jimmy the Greek, credits slave breeding for athletic pro uneducated... but wait that is true!
If he gets by Gonzaga, I would like to see Stipe vs JDS.
True, but I rather see Manny than Khan, Bradley, and Danny "Green" Garcia.
If Manny passes Rios, I would like to see that fight made happen.
Re: Rory Mac: "enjoyed beating on BJ Penn", "sometimes, you just want to hurt someone I still want to see that rematch happen. Condit vs. R-Mac.
:ohmy:
Meh, Id be a little cheesed. Strung together few good winning streaks, was never good enough to be a champion, but nonetheless strung together a few...
Just cause his fighting game is boring and is personality is a little dull, doesn't make him a unlikable guy. I think he is one of those guys you...
I feel for Fitch, dude is a likable guy but it looks like he won't even be a champion in a lesser organization.
Time to hang them up Nog, you had a great career.
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