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#381571 - 02/05/08 08:08 AM
Re: UFC 81 (possible Spoilers)
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Thank you Cord. Exactly what I mean!
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#381573 - 02/05/08 10:59 AM
Re: UFC 81 (possible Spoilers)
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From our friends at MartialTalk: http://www.martialtalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=59687Quote:
Brock Lesnar: $250,000 Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira: $200,000 Tim Sylvia: $100,000 Frank Mir: $80,000 Nate Marquardt: $52,000 Ricardo Almeida: $40,000 Tyson Griffin: $36,000 Jeremy Horn: $25,000 Chris Lytle: $24,000 Rob Emerson: $16,000 Marvin Eastman: $14,000 Tim Boetsch: $12,000 Terry Martin: $12,000 Gleison Tibau: $11,000 David Heath: $6,000 Keita Nakamura: $5,000 Rob Yundt: $5,000 Kyle Bradley: $4,000

Note newbie Brock's pay out compared to champion Frank and Tim's - COMBINED! Dana's got some 'splaining to do!!!!
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#381574 - 02/05/08 11:06 AM
Re: UFC 81 (possible Spoilers)
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Pulling out guns? Mayweather V Hatton? Are you guys even trying to understand where I am coming from here?
Did it not appear to you the Mir was completly overmatched right up until the end?
Did it not look to you as if BL could impose himself at will against Mir?
Maybe I am crazy, maybe Mir had BL right where he wanted him when he head was bouncing between his fist and the Mat.
I'll grant you BL's skills were lacking, fight should have been over in seconds with the openings he had.
I am not saying Mir didn't win the match, I am just saying it looked more like he escaped and that left me unsatisfied with the match.
PS Why do you guys always come at me in gangs, feels like someone is about to steal my lunch money.
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#381575 - 02/05/08 11:51 AM
Re: UFC 81 (possible Spoilers)
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Pulling out guns? Mayweather V Hatton? Are you guys even trying to understand where I am coming from here?
I do understand where you are coming from- you feel the same way about this, as I do about the patriots not winning the 'bowl. If the Patriots winning season is compared to Brock's dominance in GNP, and then the Giants winning that one, most significant game is compared to Mir getting the submission against the trend of the fight, then you have and exact parallel.
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Did it not look to you as if BL could impose himself at will against Mir?
Looks are decieving. Clearly if that were the case, then Lesnar would have won. That is simple logic.
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Maybe I am crazy, maybe Mir had BL right where he wanted him when he head was bouncing between his fist and the Mat.
Maybe he did. Maybe, having felt the lack of power in the strikes, mir decided to eat a few knowing that Lesnar would focus and overcommit to this tactic, leaving his legs open to a reversal/submission. Never forget that in his prime, Mir was a champion, and considered one of the best ground fighters in the business. He only lost the title to a motorcycle, not a human.
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I'll grant you BL's skills were lacking, fight should have been over in seconds with the openings he had.
This is why he lost.
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I am not saying Mir didn't win the match, I am just saying it looked more like he escaped and that left me unsatisfied with the match.
So, would you feel the same way if he had got up and found a flash-KO by haymaker? or is it that you simply dont count pain compliance tapouts as a 'real' way to win a fight?
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PS Why do you guys always come at me in gangs, feels like someone is about to steal my lunch money.
People answer as individuals on here. If you make a post saying ice is hot, expect thousands to 'gang up' and point out your error. As it is, a tiny number of people have voiced simple disagreement with your opinion on the fight, or more accurately, your perception of what constitutes a fair and proper win.
Watch enough of any fight sport and you will see the unpredictability in its nature- its half the fun of it.
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#381576 - 02/05/08 12:11 PM
Re: UFC 81 (possible Spoilers)
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Brilliant post, Cord. Spot on again!
Kimo, not trying to "gang up" on you at all. Having done just a bit of BJJ/MMA myself, and having watched the UFC's from the beginning, my perspective is a bit different from yours. The type of victory you saw is actually not uncommon in MMA, and really not reflective of any "rules bias" in favor of grapplers. Google the Royce Gracie/Kimo Leopoldo match from the early, far less rule-restrictive UFC's. Kimo pounded the hell out of Gracie for the entire match, then BANG! Royce taps him out!
If anything, the rule changes "favor" strikers far more now than they did in the past ie; no-action stand-up rules. The unpredictabilty of MMA with "striker's luck" and "submission skill" is one of the things I really enjoy about it.
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#381577 - 02/05/08 12:16 PM
Re: UFC 81 (possible Spoilers)
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Lesnar is huge he is obviously a very strong man Mir couldn't and was not even able to hold or pull him into a guard to stop the head punches. As for the rules saving Mir thats what they are for to abid by. Though the tell of the tape showed 10lbs difference this was definitely a smaller man vs. bigger man fight strength wise Mir was out matched; skill wise I'd call even except for versitility Lesnar didn't have any idea how to counter a knee bar or leg lock. Lesnar did show the amazing balance and control of a wrestler spinning in mount like a man half his weight (which still be 140lb after weigh in). He has powerful stand up didn't see enough to say it was skill standup but he was powerful. I'd still say that he was a bust a like size and strength MMA would still beat him most time, being big and strong is not enough but like we saw hell it almost was. That was another great victory for Frank Mir. 
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#381578 - 02/05/08 12:39 PM
Re: UFC 81 (possible Spoilers)
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http://uk.ufc.com/index.cfm?fa=MultiMedia.videocheck this for post fight interviews - if you havent allready - mir obviously had a game plan and he explains why he took a "couple" of shots heavy shots and what it felt like
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#381579 - 02/05/08 12:42 PM
Re: UFC 81 (possible Spoilers)
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So, would you feel the same way if he had got up and found a flash-KO by haymaker? or is it that you simply dont count pain compliance tapouts as a 'real' way to win a fight?
No I would have felt the same.
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Looks are decieving. Clearly if that were the case, then Lesnar would have won. That is simple logic.
Maybe, but I sure felt a big OH SH** vibe coming from Mir. I think he knew the only way to win was a submission and I also think saw BL giving it to him, he chased that ankle/leg like his life depended on it.
I have seen plenty of fighters take beatings from strikers as a part of their tactic, Gracie in particular, but I felt this fight was different, usually in the other fights the grappler is controling the situation, in this match I felt BL was controlling, except when stopped trying to figure out what to do.
The whole reason I started commenting on the fight was because it was very different then any others I have seen. Granted you guys watch a lot more of these then I do.
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Thats part of the evil deception, you travel in cyber packs waiting for the mighty buffulo to stay from the heard.
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#381580 - 02/05/08 01:04 PM
Re: UFC 81 (possible Spoilers)
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Also, if you get the chance watch the sylvia v nog post fight conference (featuring sylvia), sylvia is very humbling and at times very funny look out for the whole "i htae Jiu Jitsu" speech
If you take a stand up fight, and someone is being dominated and doesnt look like they have any answers then BANG lights out, the dominator gets KTFO, this happens on more than a few occasions, and this is similar to what happened to lesnar, its still a fight it just didnt turn out the way you thought was "fair" or a befiting victory.
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