UFC 148 Sonnen vs Silva II

[SPX]

Fuck it. Dropped enough on Cung to win a unit.

[SPX]

Interesting fact on Franklin that I just noticed: In 35 fights, he's never lost 2 in a row.

[poopoo333]

Interesting fact on Franklin that I just noticed: In 35 fights, he's never lost 2 in a row.

Rampage was that way too. He got lucky because of the Machida decision though. Then Ryan Bader came along.

[Ludo]

Whole life had changed how, I wonder?

And yes, Forrest got blown out by Shogun, but right before that he beat Franklin easily. And before that he beat Tito via what should've been a clear UD.

Forest was talking in interviews before the fight about how getting married and having a family now made him not want to be in the gym all the time. He talked about how his life wasn't going so good when he got into fighting and now things are much better for him and he doesn't necessarily feel like he needs to fight anymore.

[SPX]

Forest was talking in interviews before the fight about how getting married and having a family now made him not want to be in the gym all the time. He talked about how his life wasn't going so good when he got into fighting and now things are much better for him and he doesn't necessarily feel like he needs to fight anymore.

That makes sense. He's been fighting for several years now anyway.

BTW, my recommendation earlier to PP stands for you as well: If you can find it in your area, go see The Raid: Redemption ASAP.

[Ludo]

That makes sense. He's been fighting for several years now anyway.

BTW, my recommendation earlier to PP stands for you as well: If you can find it in your area, go see The Raid: Redemption ASAP.

I've seen the commercials for it and it looks like some kind of modern Game of Death on a larger scale. I'll probably see it.

[poopoo333]

Yeah, no way I am betting Forrest @-295

[SPX]

I've seen the commercials for it and it looks like some kind of modern Game of Death on a larger scale. I'll probably see it.

It's rare at this point that action choreography ever WOWs me anymore, but in this movie I felt the tingle again. It's probably one of the 10 best action movies that I've seen in the last 10 years.

[poopoo333]

Line is about right imo

[MMA_scientist]

I will take Maia at those odds.

[SPX]

Really? Even after Maia's last performance, I'm still not sure he should be the dog. . .

[poopoo333]

Really? Even after Maia's last performance, I'm still not sure he should be the dog. . .

Really? Pretty sure Kyle Maynard could have outstruck him that night

[SPX]

Really? Pretty sure Kyle Maynard could have outstruck him that night

Yeah, maybe. But he's still Maia. Let's look at his last handful of fights:

1. Got beat by Weidman pretty soundly, but a lot of people think Weidman is really going to turn out to be a top fighter.
2. Beat Santiago decisively.
3. Lost to Munoz in a squeaker that a lot of people think he won.
4. Beat Kendall Grove decisively.
5. Beat Mario Miranda decisively.

So while he hasn't been pulling crazy subs out of the air like he used to, the only guy he's lost to in a decisive fashion is Weidman.

[MMA_scientist]

If he decides to grapple, I think he will win. He may not be able to sub Kim though, but if Condit can sweep Kim, I have to think Maia can sweep him too. He is so afraid of losing a decision by being on bottom, that he decides to lose a decision standing. I really don't know what his deal is.

[edman5555]

kim packs some power and decent takedown defense. Anyones fight. If i had to take someone I would take Maia.