Fedor po wygranej buczy , on pokory cię nauczy %-)

Dalej uważa, że jest bad mother****er, że nie spotkał nigdy takiej gardy jak ma Werdum i nie ćwiczy z kolesiami o takim skillu i ogólnie, że żeby odbudować swoją pozycję to dobrze byłoby zawalczyć z Overeemem i potem przejść do UFC, choć mówił też, że walkę z Werdumem (rewanż) też by zobaczył. Że zobaczyłbym byle jaką walkę z Fedorem :P Mówił, że aura superczłowieka wokół Ruska już trochę prysła, ale of course dalej jest fanem :)

Co do Overeema, to same superlatywy, że zniszczył ROgersa kompletnie. Porównał jak Alistair go wykończył, a jak Fedor. Ogólnie mówił o nim, że jest top k-1 striker z baardzo dobrym ju-jitsu i jest jednym z największych mother****erów w swojej kategorii póki co ;)

EDIT:

Nie wiem czy było, ale wnikliwa techniczna analiza jak Werdum załatwił Fedora. Całkiem fajne.





Zmieniony przez - Kwic w dniu 2010-07-08 21:56:47

Dzięki Rogan to spoko gość.

I jak tu go nie lubić :)

Nie mogę do tej pory przyzwyczaić się do tej gęby wanda. 2:40 najlepsze.Chętnie zamiast głupiego autografu, chciałbym mieć właśnie taką fote, ze stredownem . Trochę odpocząłem od forum i już nie będę śmiecić w innych postach,ale wciąż nie wiem, jak Lesnar wydostał się spod Carwina. Jednak chłop ma wytrzymałą banie.

Też właśnie o tym pomyślałem jak oglądałem ten filmik Fotka ze staredownem byłaby priceless.

Nowy wywiad z Carwinem:

"“Well it is one week later and I can’t wait to get back in the gym. I have a camping trip I am taking but after that I will be back in the gym helping the guys with upcoming fights get ready. I was actually going to go in Monday but I was diagnosed with bronchitis and did not feel well enough to do much of anything.”

“I went back to work on Thursday and tried to settle back in. It had been awhile. Between all of the cancellations I had been in camp for over a year so I was no longer ahead of the curve on what needed to get done. I am really lucky my boss allows me to work at my own pace but that pace has been lagging lately. I am the designer of the system we use and pretty critical to making sure it work right. I really do love what I do and I am lucky they afford me the time to chase my dreams.”

“At 35 who knows how much longer my body will allow me to compete at the highest level. I love to compete and I want to be the best at what I do. We have a lot to work on but standing at the base of the mountain you already climbed is a lot less daunting then climbing it for the first time.”


Carwin and Lesnar

“I have no idea what the UFC has planned for me yet. I am going to get back to work and try to solve some of my shortcomings, My goal is to face Brock again as soon as possible. I would like another chance and I am willing to work my butt off to get one. Part of the quest will be to win the UFC belt from whoever has it. I want to face the best fighter in MMA and make sure I leave a legacy behind.”

“I love the sport of MMA, losing has added fuel to the fire. I want to be known for being a complete fighter. I look forward to what ever this sport has in store for me and I am thankful to my Coaches, Training Partners and Sponsors who make this dream of mine possible. Without you I would be at home telling my son and his friends about my glory days as he tries to use my head gear as antennas for TV.”

“I will be on the road a lot starting August 7th in Bakersfield. While I am out in Bakersfield I am going to try help bring some awareness to the Cal State Bakersfield Wrestling program that is slated to be cut. The sport of wrestling, which is one of the foundations of MMA is under attack and at risk of disappearing because of Title 9. This is all happening as the sport is beginning to have its own version of the NFL with MMA. Imagine the Olympics featuring MMA fighter Ben Askren. We need to do what we can to support our local Wresters and I am doing what I can to help Wrestling as a whole. – Carwin”"


http://www.mmaresolutions.com/shane-carwins-defeat-to-brock-lesnar-has-added-fuel-to-the-fire 

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MMAWeekly.com

toney będzie miał co ubierać w sukienki

Co do powiedzenia ma GSP na temat walki ze Spiderem:

UFC welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre is ready to retire when he's considered the sport's pound-for-pound best.

Don't worry, though. On a special "Primetime" edition of MMAjunkie Radio (www.mmajunkie.com/radio) this past Friday, St-Pierre said he's not quite there yet.

But the traditional reason for sticking around – fame and money – isn't his primary concern. Doing it his way is.

"People are going to be shocked," St-Pierre said of his tentative retirement plan.

St-Pierre (20-2 MMA, 15-2 UFC) currently is in Las Vegas wrapping up a coaching stint on "The Ultimate Fighter 12" opposite top contender Josh Koscheck (15-4 MMA, 13-4 UFC). The two are expected to meet sometime at the end of the year in a traditional season-ending fight between "TUF" coaches.

Beyond that, he's done some additional planning. In fact, St-Pierre said his potential retirement plan recently came about while he was setting goals for his remaining career.

"Growing up in my career, I always fix my goals very high," he said. "And every time I achieve one of my [goals], I fix another goal to reach. It's important as a martial artist [never to be] satisfied because otherwise there is no point to keep doing what you're doing."

As to what goals remain, there are a few. St-Pierre has achieved what he initially set out to do: become a professional fighter, become a UFC fighter, and finally, become a UFC champion.

Being considered the best overall fighter in the world? That's the one goal he thinks currently is unmet.

That doesn't mean he's complacent, of course. In his second run as welterweight champion, St-Pierre has taken on four consecutive contenders and soundly beaten them all. At the end of the year, he will attempt to tie former champion Matt Hughes' record of five consecutive title defenses when he meets Koscheck.

Still, some fans believe St-Pierre already has cleaned out his division. He's already beaten all the division's top contenders – Koscheck, Jon Fitch, Thiago Alves and Dan Hardy – and some point to a middleweight showdown against current champion Anderson Silva as a final hurdle to the pound-for-pound crown. Silva is still widely considered to be the holder of that unofficial title. St-Pierre knows he could snatch it away by beating him.

But St-Pierre said a move up in weight would likely come near the end of his career, and it won't come anytime soon.

"If I go up in weight, it's going to be hard to go down," he said. "If I put on lean muscle like I already did recently ... it's going to be hard to come back down. So it's not like I go up and I go down. I have to be very careful with what I do."

Still, if St-Pierre takes "a couple" of welterweight fights in the next year or two, and if Silva is still the pound-for-pound king at that point, the French-Canadian then would consider moving up to fight him. And if he defeats Silva, that's a win worthy of retirement, he said.

"If one day I fight at 185 pounds for a superfight to know who is the best pound-for-pound in the world, (and) if I reach my goal, then my goal will be reached," St-Pierre said. "There will be no point for me to still compete because I'm not going to have a goal left."

St-Pierre also said he wants to secure his and his family's future before he takes the risk of moving up, though money and fame aren't the driving forces in his career.

"Of course, the money's there," he said. "The difference between me and a lot of fighters ... (is that) a lot of fighters fight for the fame. They fight for the money.

"Yeah, the money is there. It's pleasant. The money is there. It's good that I have this security. I have a lot of money now. It's good. But there is a lot of things I can do outside of mixed martial arts ... because of the name that I reached with MMA, that the UFC helped me to have.

"The fame is the same thing. I didn't have it in the beginning, and now I have it. But if one day I reach my goal of becoming the best pound-for-pound (fighter) of all-time, it will be time for me to retire. But I don't know right now, at 29 years old, if I want to retire. So it's better I have to stick around."

http://mmajunkie.com/news/19910/ufc-champ-st-pierre-would-consider-retirement-after-silva-win-top-fighter-ranking.mma

Zmieniony przez - Kwic w dniu 2010-07-13 20:59:39

Witam wie ktoś do jakiego kawałka wychodził sanchez na ufc 107?

i mir mozecie podać :)

Zmieniony przez - Strecho w dniu 2010-07-15 12:38:11