Mixed Martial Arts V.2

Originally Posted by Kamui

That was such a complete letdown man. Shamrock got his ass whooped for the third 3 in a row, in the same position and with the same technique by Ortiz.

A letdown I tell you. Fight didn't even last 2 minutes.

What I want to know, is why the hell did Shamrock even sign up for the match. He's fucking old, and Tito is in his prime. Maybe he was thinking... "if I can just get that old heel hook on him that I used to use." The only thing interesting about the match was how they seemed to burry the hatchet afterwards. And it happened even after Tito flips him the bird and puts on that shirt.

The matches that I'm looking most forward to seeing are in the PRIDE FC Real Deal event in Las Vegas coming up. I want to see Mark Coleman get crushed by Fedor Emelianenko. He deserves it after that bullshit the last time he fought when Shogun Rua got his arm broken. Shogun vs Randelman should be an interesting fight, but my money's on Shogun. He's just too dynamic.

For some reason, I don't see the UFC fighters being as good as a lot of the PRIDE fighters. PRIDE seems a lot more dangerous, considering the difference in rules. Even though they can't throw elbows, they can do head stomps, and kicks to the head while they're on the ground. Not allowing elbows to the face is a better way to rule it IMO merely for the fact that I hate seeing matches called because of a cut over somebody's eye. Fedor Emelianenko's only loss in his MMA career was due to a match being called because of a cut. Also, I really don't see any UFC fighter being able to take on some of the PRIDE FC fighters like Mirko "Cro Cop" Filipović, or even Alexander Emelianenko.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Well, if anybody has a shot of taking him to the ground it might be Randelman. Remember the match between Randelman and Fedor where he dropped him on his head?! I'm pulling for Shogun as well, but either way, it should be an awesome match.

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Originally Posted by Mucknuggle

BS? More like Shogun doesn't know how to defend a takedown. That was a legit win for Coleman. Lay off the Haterade.

Dude, did you even watch that match? It was a freak accident hyperextended elbow. Hardly what I'd call a legit win. Afterwards the ref tried to stop Coleman from continuing the match, but Coleman threw the ref to the side and kept at him. Last I checked, when a ref calls a match, you stop. And under no circumstances do you manhandle a ref. It was terrible sportsmanship on Coleman's part.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

In defense again of that elbow injury; it was Coleman doing the same thing he always does... run in and grab the leg. And besides, he fell... it wasn't a result of defense.

Coleman's run in and grab the leg technique didn't do so well against Fedor. It was good to see Coleman humbled, although it was stupid as to how much camera time he got when all he was doing was bleeding and crying all over his teamates and kids. During half of the interview with the greatest fighter in the world, all the camera guys showed was Coleman leaving the arena.

Randleman also, was too cocky and emotionally charged for the fight. He's lucky Shogun didn't break his fucking leg. And what the fuck was with Randleman hanging on the ropes? He knows it's not allowed. He was merely stalling the inevitable.

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