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hahaha with that win over Herring, i guess its too much hype they give Brock. okay okay Heath is a solid fighter, but what Brock said he wasn't prepared for Brock, he didn't had tapes to review, nothing to base on what would Brock do since the fight with Mir isn't exactly a good tape to review. but yeah Brock won that fight save the kneebar he tapped out of. even now someone is saying he'd like to see Brock fight Fedor, i mean if you wan't to see how easily the cookie crumbles then i'd say they should go at it. but in reality, Brock's just starting to make a name for himself, he'd not even be matched up against Napao since Gab would have a huge percentage of subbing Brock from the guard, so i would presume Brock would be fighting strikers until his BJJ gets good to a level that he can pull of subs instead of just sitting on an opponent and try to bash his head off. ^_^

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Nice point bro...

 

He still has a lot of work to do with his BJJ

 

Well yes he does. But then again how much of how his BJJ develops will also depend on how it will fit with the way he fights. As Joe Rogan said, some guys would rather ride and GNP (guys like Tito or Randy). Brock is a former Division 1 NCAA Wrestling Champion, he 's a wrestler and that will always be his strength. As for his BJJ the most I think that he needs to develop is his submission defense and maybe that would be enough for him to win even against the toughest competition. In terms of ground control and base Brock already has that courtesy of his wrestling (He spent majority of the fight either on Herring's back or on mount if you remember).

 

If he can keep that kind of base and posture and know how to defend submissions even the Napao's and the Nog's of the world would have a hard time with him. Keep in mind that BJJ in MMA is different. The fact that it's no gi favors Brock as there are less submissions to defend. Also it does get a lot harder to submit someone as an MMA fight wears on cause of the excess sweat (and blood). Add to that the fact that he has the first hands in the UFC to ever wear 4XL gloves and his fists can cause a lot of damage even within someone's guard.

 

Speaking of BJJ. That Damian Meia dude is a real badass on the ground. He nearly got Jason McDonald(another talented ground specialist) in a triangle choke during the first round of their fight and eventually got him in a rear naked choke to finish him off.

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UFC 88: Breakthrough

 

Main Card

Light Heavyweight Bout: Chuck Liddell vs. Rashad Evans

Light Heavyweight Bout: Rich Franklin vs. Matt Hamill

Welterweight Bout: Karo Parisyan vs. Yoshiyuki Yoshida

Middeweight Bout: Dan Henderson vs. Rousimar Palhares

Middleweight Bout: Nate Marquardt vs. Martin Kampmann

 

Preliminary Card

Lightweight Bout: Thiago Tavares vs. Kurt Pellegrino

Welterweight Bout: Matt Brown vs. Dong Hyun Kim

Middleweight Bout: Jason Day vs. Jason Lambert[2]

Light Heavyweight Bout: Tim Boetsch vs. James Lee

Welterweight Bout: Roan Carneiro vs. Ryo Chonan

 

Take your picks for the next show! :headsetsmiley:

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YEY!!

 

Philippines is on top of the list that Dana and the UFC plans to go to...

 

UFC goes worldwide... First stop, Philippines!!

 

Hope Dana puts an awesome card on their visit in the Philippines..

 

Can't wait...

yeah, most probably Brandon would be there, and i hope he squashes his opponent here and not do a Franklin in Cincinnati ^_^

 

 

Well yes he does. But then again how much of how his BJJ develops will also depend on how it will fit with the way he fights. As Joe Rogan said, some guys would rather ride and GNP (guys like Tito or Randy). Brock is a former Division 1 NCAA Wrestling Champion, he 's a wrestler and that will always be his strength. As for his BJJ the most I think that he needs to develop is his submission defense and maybe that would be enough for him to win even against the toughest competition. In terms of ground control and base Brock already has that courtesy of his wrestling (He spent majority of the fight either on Herring's back or on mount if you remember).

 

If he can keep that kind of base and posture and know how to defend submissions even the Napao's and the Nog's of the world would have a hard time with him. Keep in mind that BJJ in MMA is different. The fact that it's no gi favors Brock as there are less submissions to defend. Also it does get a lot harder to submit someone as an MMA fight wears on cause of the excess sweat (and blood). Add to that the fact that he has the first hands in the UFC to ever wear 4XL gloves and his fists can cause a lot of damage even within someone's guard.

 

Speaking of BJJ. That Damian Meia dude is a real badass on the ground. He nearly got Jason McDonald(another talented ground specialist) in a triangle choke during the first round of their fight and eventually got him in a rear naked choke to finish him off.

of course sub defense is more based on BJJ as well, what i meant was if he'd still be complacent on his fight, even with his mass and athleticism, he'd still get subbed by a first class BJJ practioner who fights in MMA, besides those dudes would have an edge of getting in more fights in the same situation than Brock.

 

yeah, Damian Meia is a badass, he's a BJJ Mundials champ and if i'm not mistaken he's also a ADCC champ. dude's got potential, but not quite ready for the Spider though, hope they don't rush him into fighting Silva as i don't like my favorite fighters duking it out between themselves ^_^

 

 

 

UFC 88: Breakthrough

 

Main Card

Light Heavyweight Bout: Chuck Liddell vs. Rashad Evans

Light Heavyweight Bout: Rich Franklin vs. Matt Hamill

Welterweight Bout: Karo Parisyan vs. Yoshiyuki Yoshida

Middeweight Bout: Dan Henderson vs. Rousimar Palhares

Middleweight Bout: Nate Marquardt vs. Martin Kampmann

 

Preliminary Card

Lightweight Bout: Thiago Tavares vs. Kurt Pellegrino

Welterweight Bout: Matt Brown vs. Dong Hyun Kim

Middleweight Bout: Jason Day vs. Jason Lambert[2]

Light Heavyweight Bout: Tim Boetsch vs. James Lee

Welterweight Bout: Roan Carneiro vs. Ryo Chonan

 

Take your picks for the next show! :headsetsmiley:

i hope Chuck shuts Rashad's mouth, nah Chuck should include Rashad's eyes ^_^

first time in ages that Rich would be fighting in LHW again, hope he does good in this weight class

i'd love to see Karo throw another tantrum hehehehe ^_^

who's that dude that Hollywood is fighting? don't know much about that fighter

i hope Nate Marquardt bounces off from that loss he had last fight and beat this dude convincingly.

hope they show the Chonnan fight, he's one of my favorite fighters. ^_^

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yeah, Damian Meia is a badass, he's a BJJ Mundials champ and if i'm not mistaken he's also a ADCC champ. dude's got potential, but not quite ready for the Spider though, hope they don't rush him into fighting Silva as i don't like my favorite fighters duking it out between themselves ^_^

 

I'd love to see Damian Meia and Rousimar Palhares in a fight. That would be a great match showcasing "slick" technical BJJ. But Rousimar got his plate full in the meantime dealing with former PRIDE Champ Dan Henderson another world class wrestler.

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i didn't see any killing there aside of course for that wonderful spear bashing from the start of the first round. :thumbsdownsmiley: too much hype for this win! put arlovski and lesnar on the octagon and i will asure you that it'll be one heluvah fight!

 

 

If its not a killing, I dont know whats the proper term for that... Nagmukhang tanga si Herring, which was the heavy favorite before the fight. Look at Herring's face, its too much of a damage the whole three rounds... Lets not equate KILLING = submission or knockout, it can be a total dismantling or dissecting of one's opponent, especially if it involves a whole lot of beating...

 

Hype will always be part and parcel of MMA, particularly UFC. Lalo na kay Brock Lesnar, many MMA purists consider him as a "CARTOON" character in the UFC... Imagine a cartoon character wrecking havoc and inflicting pain. That is something.

 

 

Regarding the UFC in the Philippines, thats another hype, hehehehe!

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