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Scott Coker: Overeem's Title WILL NOT BE On The Line In The Tournament!!!!!!!

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#1 ·
While the buzz surrounding Strikeforce's recently announced heavyweight grand prix has been immense, understanding of the specifics of the tourney has been a bit less than ideal.

Today, Strikeforce CEO Scott Coker clarified many of the questions that needed to be addressed.

First up, Alistair Overeem's title will not be on the line in the tournament. And while there were some suggestions that every fight in the tournament would be contested as five-round affairs, instead, that will only happen in the grand prix finals, when a newly created Strikeforce heavyweight grand prix title will be on the line.

"All quarterfinal and semifinal matches will be scheduled for three, five-minute rounds," Coker said. "The tournament final will be five, five-minute rounds for the Strikeforce world grand prix championship."

With the heavyweight grand prix set up as an eight-man, multi-night, single-elimination tournament, draws could prove problematic along the way. In order to address that, Coker said a fourth judge will be on hand in each fight to determine which fighter will advance from the tie.

"If any fight results in a draw, an independent fourth judge will determine who advances or who wins based on the fighter's overall performance in the fight," Coker said. "We will have a fourth judge on hand scoring the fight independently of the three that we normally have."

The final question mark in terms of tournament format involved potential injuries to the eight competitors. If a winner were to suffer a serious issue, who would continue on in the bracket.

"If a fighter qualifies to advance in the tournament but for any reason can not advance, we're forming a five-person tournament-review committee who will select a fighter to advance in his place," Coker said. "This fighter will be chosen from a pool of fighters that will include the previous opponent and the winners of reserve matches."

Coker said the tournament-review committee will be headed by Strikeforce rules director Cory Schafer.

While the final regulations for the tournament represent a small shift from the ruleset originally expected to oversee the ambitious grand prix, Coker said the ultimate goal was simplicity.

"In this tournament, everybody has to climb the same mountain," Coker said. "To make it simple, just like they do in Japan, ... the tournament champion will stand on his own. We'll have our heavyweight champion and a tournament champion."
Source

Totally unexpected!!!

Didn't see that coming!!!

That's a BIG LOL!!!

Overeem's title is not on the line! AGAIN!

I don't even care. At least we will have some great fights!!!
 
#36 · (Edited)
What it boils down too is the winner of this (if not reem) will be no1 contender. Makes sense in a way.
If Werdum somehow finds a way to win this tournament, he's arguably the best heavyweight in MMA (and definitely above Overeem in all rankings), not just some #1 contender for SF's belt.

But for any other fighter it would make sense in a way, especially for the guys on the right side.
 
#37 ·
another issue with this is that it screws up the brackets, they made sense from a view with the title been on the line, from Werdum been the number one contender getting the first title shot, then Fedor vs Silva for next No.1 contender, it all made sense while the other 4 battled it out for a title shot once the current top 4 had finished battling it out to see who had the belt.

But without the title in play the brackets are unbalanced with having your top 4 on one side and your other 4 contenders on the other. No Question in my mind that the Brackets could of been done better in this case without the title in there.
 
#39 ·
another issue with this is that it screws up the brackets, they made sense from a view with the title been on the line, from Werdum been the number one contender getting the first title shot, then Fedor vs Silva for next No.1 contender, it all made sense while the other 4 battled it out for a title shot once the current top 4 had finished battling it out to see who had the belt.

But without the title in play the brackets are unbalanced with having your top 4 on one side and your other 4 contenders on the other. No Question in my mind that the Brackets could of been done better in this case without the title in there.
That was initial intention, and much better idea. Now it's a complete disrespect to Werdum.
 
#42 ·
Screw Werdum, although I respect the fact he is a talented fighter, after his post fighter interview in the ring after just beating Fedor and the way he went on about blowing off the title shot he won against the Reem and going back to the UFC to face Brock, disrespecting the company they took him in and gave him the biggest fight of his career and there title.

Fcuk him he deserves the first round beat down he is going to get by the Reem, then let him fcuk off back to the UFC if they even want him after that.
 
#40 ·
Coker didn't make this decision.

The commissions wouldn't sanction 5 round fights in the tournament.
 
#43 ·
Screw Werdum, although I respect the fact he is a talented fighter, after his post fighter interview in the ring after just beating Fedor and the way he went on about blowing off the title shot he won against the Reem and going back to the UFC to face Brock, disrespecting the company they took him in and gave him the biggest fight of his career and there title.

Fcuk him he deserves the first round beat down he is going to get by the Reem, then let him fcuk off back to the UFC if they even want him after that.
Frankly, I do not want to see him winning the tournament. I see him being crushed by Alistair rather easily. I was just trying to look at the situation from his standpoint. Fedor vs Overeem is what I anticipate to see and the winner will win the entire GP in my opinion. And now I'm starting to like the idea of Fedor beating Overeem in semi final, then facing Alistair again, but that time for the belt. Overeem vs Fedor I/II sounds very enticing. On the other hand if Overeem wins this, then he must go to the UFC because SF has nobody else to fight with. I mean how can you occupy #1 spot by not beating UFC champion? And this is Alistair's ultimate goal, I assume.
 
#44 ·
Easy win this GP and then you woudl argue the UFC champ needs to beat you to become No.1

Seriously take Lesser for example before he even lost to Cain, how did his achievements even get him in to the top 10 never mind No.1, the UFC division is a joke, but it may be a goof retirement plan for the someone like the Reem should he win to make some money after he is finished proving he is the No.1
 
#47 ·
A Belt is a just a Belt , whoever wins is the best SF HW period.

Stupid i agree , but its done because Overeem isnt a sure bet and myself and probably Scott included know his chin probably wont hold up fighting that many top guys especially 2 that have finished him.

Fedor being the SF champion is bad business for Scott since M1 seem to make all the rules.
 
#48 ·
A Belt is a just a Belt , whoever wins is the best SF HW period.

Stupid i agree , but its done because Overeem isnt a sure bet and myself and probably Scott included know his chin probably wont hold up fighting that many top guys especially 2 that have finished him.

Fedor being the SF champion is bad business for Scott since M1 seem to make all the rules.
yes. if fedor gets a hold of that belt then may god have mercy on strikeforce
 
#51 ·
Makes sense to me, seemed a bit odd having 3 titles within a tournament, the only thing that makes this wierd is the Champ is in the GP but we've all wanted Overeem fighting guys like Werdum, Fedor etc for ages so lets just get on with it!

Ideally he could vacate it and the GP crowns the new SF HW Champion, but that doesn't make sense and Overeem has this belt fetish going on so doubt he will entertain the idea.
 
#52 ·
This really doesn't seem like the commissions were a problem...

The promotion originally intended for its heavyweight belt to be contested three times during the tournament -- first, in April, when Overeem is scheduled to meet Fabricio Werdum. However, Coker said, to "make it simple" he opted against having the title available or pushing for each tournament stage to feature five-round bouts, which is allowed under the Unified Rules of mixed martial arts.

Regulators in California, Missouri, New Jersey and Tennessee told ESPN.com they would have agreed to five-round, non-title tournament fights, yet Coker laid responsibility for the decision at the feet of states he declined to name.

"There was some confusion in the beginning but I said all along, unless we get all the commissions on the same page it would be a difficult thing to do," Coker said during a teleconference. "We didn't feel it was fair for one person to fight five rounds, another person to fight three rounds. There was debate about, well, should the final fight be a title fight? But what if Alistair wasn't there? It just became very confusing. We felt this would be a great way to launch the tournament and we're very happy about it.

"We would have to have all those commissions on the same page and we just couldn't do it in time."

Nick Lembo, counsel to the New Jersey State Athletic Control Board, said Thursday that Strikeforce never approached him or the commission about the possibility of five-round fights for the February event at the IZOD Center, which features quarterfinal matches pitting Fedor Emelianenko against Antonio Silva, and Andrei Arlovski versus Sergei Kharitonov.

"For the tournament fights or alternate fights, I had no problems with it going five five-minute rounds," Lembo said.
Source. My emphasis.

So, the problem was getting all the commissions on the same page, but they never even asked the commission where the first fights are taking place? It sounds like they didn't even try to get them on the same page. California, where Strikeforce holds half their events, was cool with it too.

Maybe it was one of those four states that will give Barnett a license with a clean urine sample that wasn't on board. But if they'll grant a license to Barnett (which an mmajunkie article said the most influencial commissions like California, Nevada, and New Jersey were unlikely to do) why would five round fights be so egregious to them?

The article also mentions the committee and 4th judge:


Prior to being asked about it by ESPN.com on Thursday, Lembo was also unaware of Strikeforce's intention to use a fourth judge, independent of the three assigned by whichever regulatory body oversees that event, to determine an advancing fighter in case of a draw.

"Strikeforce could utilize a fourth judge for their own tournament advancement purposes, but the fourth judge would not be an NJSACB judge, and such would not effect the official recorded result," Lembo said.

While a fighter would continue onto the next round of the tournament, his official record would reflect the result as a draw, Strikeforce rules director Cory Schafer confirmed. The fourth judge would score the fight as a whole, similar to Pride Fighting Championships' old scoring method.

In the event of a no-contest, a five-member World Grand Prix Heavyweight Tournament review committee headed by Schafer, will determine the advancing fighter. This committee is also tasked with selecting from a pool of main draw and reserve participants in the event that fighters cannot continue because of injury or something similar. A fighter disqualified during tournament action is ineligible to advance.

Joining Schafer are Dale "Apollo" Cook, a retired world kickboxing champion from Tulsa, Okla.; Al Wichgers, a veteran judge and referee licensed in 14 states based in Milwaukee, Wisc.; retired MMA pioneer Guy Mezger, of Dallas, Texas; and Steve Alley, a fight promoter out of Denver, Colo.
 
#57 ·
This really doesn't seem like the commissions were a problem...



Source. My emphasis.

So, the problem was getting all the commissions on the same page, but they never even asked the commission where the first fights are taking place? It sounds like they didn't even try to get them on the same page. California, where Strikeforce holds half their events, was cool with it too.

Maybe it was one of those four states that will give Barnett a license with a clean urine sample that wasn't on board. But if they'll grant a license to Barnett (which an mmajunkie article said the most influencial commissions like California, Nevada, and New Jersey were unlikely to do) why would five round fights be so egregious to them?

The article also mentions the committee and 4th judge:
So the only question would remain if the states in question where where the events were planned and if one or two were but one wasn't than an opening round of 5 rounds in the tourney leading to a second round of 3 rounds fights would kinda be akward as well..

Either way TBH I'm surprised that Alastair is competing here. Trust me I'm happy he is, but I figured this tournament was for a number 1 contender spot..

Either way at least these fights are taking place. IMO and they are superfights that I've wanted to see for a long time.

Not much could really ruin this for me except a bullshit decison, a cut stoppage or an injury pull out.. anything else is going straight past my radar and I'm gonna watch these guys wreck some shit.
 
#54 ·
Overeem is such a f**king p*ssy, its not like its an actual one night tournament, these are all separate fights that just happened to work out as a tournament. Overeem lose's and he is still the HW champion... thats just total BS imo. If they wanted all 3rd round fights thats fine but at the very least the winner of this tournament should still be crowned the champion, simple as that. If Overeem does manage to get beat, SF is gonna look like a total joke.
 
#56 ·
Overeem is such a f**king p*ssy, its not like its an actual one night tournament, these are all separate fights that just happened to work out as a tournament. Overeem lose's and he is still the HW champion... thats just total BS imo. If they wanted all 3rd round fights thats fine but at the very least the winner of this tournament should still be crowned the champion, simple as that. If Overeem does manage to get beat, SF is gonna look like a total joke.
:confused02:
And why does this make Overeem a p*ssy?!
I don't get it!!
You know he is fighting in the tournament, right?
He didn't back out of it! He wanted to participate in the tournament and fight whoever they'll put in fron of him.

It's not his fault SF couldn't make the fights 5 rounders.

So excuse me, if i ask again?! Why is he a p**sy?! :confused02:
 
#58 ·
atm I am not seeing the title not been on the line as a good thing since the winner no matter who may prevail would be a very worthy HW champion and it would take away all agmosity surrounding the SF HW belt and the fact it has not been defended regularly since its creation.

Fights wise yea no question that this is going to be one kick ass tourney with loads of fights to enjoy that all MMA fans should love to watch, but it really could of killed 2 birds with one stone and made the SF HW title the No.1 HW belt to hold hands down, where as now the GP belt is going to carry a lot more statue.

If the Reem wins and finish's all his fights within 3 rounds, which is a real huge possibility here, then you can forget about everything and just say yea the No.1 HW in the world is the SF HW champ and all can be forgotten, they could even unite the belts under the Reem and nobody could argue his legit claim to the title.

This can be turned into a good thing having 2 belts in the HW division as long as they run future GP's of this nature to allow the GP title to defended in the future, and just have the SF HW belt defended separately, which works out good as long as this is not a one off tournament, and they bring through future talent to take part.

If this tournament is a huge success and is repeated hell we may even see guys doing well in the UFC think screw this I want to compete in the SF GP in the near future, this could even force the UFC to start co-promoting so we can see these dream fights like Cain vs Fedor and JDS vs Overeem, the only thing standing in the way of this right now it the UFC policy against co-promotion but after they lose there No1 status surrounding having the best fighters, they maybe left with no choice but to let there fighters go out there and try to win it back.
 
#60 ·
Strikeforce has DREAM champion, WAMMA champion and Strikeforce champion, and this year we'll get the fourth unofficial title - Strikeforce GP champion, which will become the most meaningful among all. Hopefully, all of them will merge into one and UFC HW title will have a solid competition. On the other hand, the possibility of Overeem (possibly being the titles holder) leaving SF and joining Dana's crew would be high. In the event that he signs, Strikeforce is doomed. From this standpoint, management should root for Fedor because he won't go to UFC, he already unofficially dedicated himself to SF, Overeem "Destroyer" didn't, and if he smashes everyone and takes off, it's not good for neither DREAM nor Strikeforce... and for K-1.
 
#59 ·
Killer the cross promotion and testing the "circuit" argument is getting really old. The UFC is never going to co-promote and Strikeforce will eventually fold no matter how much you hope against it.

The Reem is an awesome fighter and could definitely be the Number one in the world. Without testing himself against the UFC's top fighters though it's all speculation. We need all the top guys under one banner to really see who's the best.

You should be rooting for the UFC to get all the top guys instead of the other way around anyway. This isn't even a GP like they keep saying. It's the same thing the UFC has done the past 18 months or so without labeling it a tournament.

I can't wait for the fights either but for Strikeforce to act like this is a reincarnation of the 2000GP is ridiculous:confused03:
 
#74 ·
The UFC has enough on keeping the the WW and LW divisions going strong now with the introduction of the FW and BW divisions they have an even wider split of focus away from other division, and I would like to see the MW division continue to grow there also.

Having said that the UFC has had its chance to run all the division and maintain top scope in all and the result was the main focus been aimed at the lower weights and as a result the heaver weights HW especially suffered though lack of interest in both allocated air time and lack of scouting and keeping top new talent. And if you ask me the LHW division there is on a huge decline and suffering under the management of the UFC.

So maybe its time Srikeforce had there chance of hosting the top divisions in those to weights since thats where they like to hive most of there focus.

imo in the perfect MMA world Striekforce would unite the best HW's and LHW's in the world and give us the dream fights we want to see in those divisions and leave the UFC to handle the top divisions for all other weight classes.

in fact in the perfect world WEC would still be going to handle the FW and BW divisions leaving just the LW, WW and MW to the UFC.

The truth is the UFC has done a piss poor job in running the HW division imo and its time for the top fighters to give SF a chance to run the top HW division in the world taking up most of its focus.

Should SF become a specialist HE and LHW promotion like the WEC was specialist towards the BM and FW's then the divisions will be much better off in there hands, and thats where it seems to be heading.

I am not saying both promotions should not host fights in other weights but they should be just card fillers while the main focus in terms of both air time and scouting and recruiting new talent should be aimed more at there specialist divisions.
 
#66 ·
I can understand the commission's rules regarding a 5 rounder during a tourney. But what the shit! What happens if Werdum beats Overeem, but Fedor beat Werdum in the the rematch, but then if Fedor and Overeem fight, Overeem wins.

F*ck you MMA math. F*ck you. My hate is undeniable!
 
#71 ·
After drinking a lot tonight i have only this to say:

Why cant everyone just be happy to watch all these fight in the SF tournament?!?!

For once we should just be greatful these fights are happening!!!!!!!!!!!!
Who the fff cares if the tournament is for a belt???? Who the fff cares if it's 3 rounds or 5 rounds ??? Who the fff cares if it's 3 judges or 1000 judges judging the fights?!?

Daaaaaamn, it's like i won't be able to sleep knowing Werdum or Barnett have won the tournament and Overeem is still the champ!!!! Honestly i don't care! This tournament is a huge opportunity to see some of the best HW in the world fighting against each other.

Let's just enjoy these awesome fights that are gonna happen.

If all the HW fight and at the end of the year Gina Carano is the new SF HW Champion - THE BETTER!!!

Best regards!

PS: excuse my grammar mistakes
 
#73 ·
After drinking a lot tonight i have only this to say:

Why cant everyone just be happy to watch all these fight in the SF tournament?!?!

For once we should just be greatful these fights are happening!!!!!!!!!!!!
Who the fff cares if the tournament is for a belt???? Who the fff cares if it's 3 rounds or 5 rounds ??? Who the fff cares if it's 3 judges or 1000 judges judging the fights?!?

Daaaaaamn, it's like i won't be able to sleep knowing Werdum or Barnett have won the tournament and Overeem is still the champ!!!! Honestly i don't care! This tournament is a huge opportunity to see some of the best HW in the world fighting against each other.

Let's just enjoy these awesome fights that are gonna happen.
QFT! :thumbsup:

Also, what Mr. O said - the winner (if it isn't Reem) will likely be #1 contender afterwards anyway.

No matter what, people will find something to whine about. Just relax, grab some brews, and enjoy these awesome fights.
 
#72 ·
Before the tournament, i'm pretty sure Overeem said he'd be ready in March to fight Fedor for the belt. But the date didn't fit Fedor's schedule - is that accurate?

Werdum was after a rematch with Fedor, not a title fight against Reem.

Both could have fought Overeem in a 5 round match if they wanted to, before the announcement of the bracket tournament. Though i'm sure the winner of the tournament gets atleast a cool trophy.

In the instance of Overeem (the heavy favorite anyway) not winning the tournament, I'm sure the winner would become the #1 contender afterwards.
 
#82 ·
Served?! No.
More like given a lesson about SF.
Rival is one of the most knowledgeable members on this forum and he knows his thing about SF. You migh say it's his biggest stregth :)

I am not the biggest SF fan and ai admit of not knowing everything there is to know a bout SF, because i fon't get to see it that often: limited acces to SF events being a part of this.

Plus, i wasn't 100% sober at the time of my previous post. :shame02: I may have forgotten to mention some fighters.
But i will continue to stick to some of the statements i made.

Mousasi did the the same thing that the best pound for pound fighter in the world did w/out the last second submission. Against a better wreslter who has never come under question for PEDs.

Henderson has won 4 out of his last 5 those wins are over

Rich Franklin
Babalu
Rousiamar Palhares
and Michael Bisbing

That doesn't sound like a fighter that is over the hill.. he lost to Jake Shields who is world ranked in 2 different weight classes.. Yushin Okami also lost to Jake... so what does that mean?

Kyle has crazy power. And he's training at AKA with Cain Velasquez and Josh Koscheck.. he kept top position over a huge HW Bigfoot in his last fight for the entire round..

I'm not gonna do the UFC VS Strikeforce argument with you. For alot of members just having those letters across your gloves ups your skill set 90%

Babalu is not a can.. He's lost twice since 2007 to 2 of the top 5 LHWS in Strikeforce in Gegard Mousasi and Dan Henderson.

As far as LHW is concerned...
Feijao
Hendo
Mousasi
King Mo
Kyle
Ovince St. Preux
Babalu
and Roger Gracie

Comet to mind right away... thats not bad for an organizaiton that has only recently taken world stage when you think about it...
Not bad at all! I agree. They came a long way in recent times.
But i am still gonna give the UFC a big advantage when it comes to the LHW division. I think they have the better, more skilled, well-rounded fighters.
That doesn't mean one of the SF LHWs coudn't beat a UFC LHW.
But overall UFC's LHW is far better than SF's.

And my previous post was ment as a reply to Killer's post in wich he expressed his opinion about SF becoming the leading fight organisation for the big weight classes and the UFC for the lower weight classes: MW-WW-LW-FW-BW.
Wich i found ridiculous! Considering the UFC has a better LHW division, why would that make any sense?!
I'm still sticking to my original opinion:

Feijao would do well in the UFC. No doubt.
Mike Kyle is on bad mf. Huge guy, lots of power. he would be more than decent imo, but i don't see him being a contender. His record speaks for itself: 18-8-1.
Mousassi - is very skilled, but he lacks something to push him over the edge. Imo that something would be a world class Training Camp. He would be in the mix in the UFC's LHW division. I admit: i thought Mousassi was gonna be bigger than he is atm. In terms of his career. But he is still young and has time to evolve.
Henderson is not done, but i don't think he has what it takes to be a TOP fighter in the UFC for example.
Gracie is an amazing grappler, but 3 wins in his MMA career, spread on a 4 year period, doesn't say anything. His biggest win against a 39 yr old washed up Randleman. But, at 29 he still has time to improve, wich i think he will. He needs to improve his skill set though.
Mo - other than his wrestling and some KO power in his fists, he has nothing. His cardio is very poor. His standup is mediocre. His BJJ is mediocre also. He is like a younger less skilled Tito Ortiz, but stronger. I'm not buying his hype.
Ovince st Preux - saw him against Benji Radach, he looked decent, dominated the fight, but had problems trying to finnish the fight and was slowing down big time at the end of each round. But then again...who is Radach?! A guy who got KO'd by Scott Smith. St Preux isn't that skilled. He is a big strong guy, but he is mediocre overall.
And as far as Babalu is concerned, he is done for me. I think he doesn't have that much to offer to the other LHW's. It may sound like i have something against him, but it's something i feel.

PS: we both forgot about Trevor Prangley :p. He is gonna be an interesting test for Gracie.

Tyron Woodley and Tarec Saffedine need to be watched... those two are beasts..
Forgot about Woodley.
I admit on knowing close to nothing about Saffedine. I will do some research.

This is where you're real wrong...

Jorge Masvidal
Billy Evangelista
Justin Wilcox
Lyle Beerbohm

These guys are like the 4 horsemen all heavily skilled and capable of wreckin shit.

Beerbom and Evangelista are undefeated , Masvidal is slick striker with KO wins over Joe Lauzon and Yves Edwards, and Wilcox is just a beast, he just shut down Vitor Riberio in his last fight...

Those guys are very exciting and are the new generation of LWs in STRIKEFORCE..

Throw them in with Thompson, Melendez, JZ and Noons when he bounces back from WW like he does and you got some fights.....

Include the cross promotion with DREAM fighters like Aoki and the fact that Kawajiri is more than likely on his way over this year and you must have bumped your head to say that STRIKEFORCEs LW divsion is a bunch of cans...
Forgot about Mesvidal.
I know about Evangelista, but not that much about Beerbohm and Wilcox. My bad on this.

But having said that, don't you think SF should make some of these fights happen?! Have Wilcox fight Thosmon, or Mesvida fight Evangelista. these are fights the fans would love to see.
Imo SF are focusing too much on Melendez. Every second news you hear about the SF LW division is about Melendez. They should promote more these fighters you have mentioned and make some of these fights happen.
It would add more credibility to the LW division and make it more popular among the non-hardcore fans. Or those who don't know that much about SF.

At this point WW needs work but as it is they are well on their way of having a very respectable promotion.
Agreed!
 
#79 ·
my point with the LHW division at SF is that it is on the rise big time and given focus at the promotion, while at the UFC it is on the decline it has lost much more than it has gained over the last year in the UFC and and the vast majority of fighters in the UFC LHW division are 3rd rate making it an easy claim for the few decent fighters they do have.

Hence the UFC are doing a very poor job at proving top fights and new talented fighters at not only HW but also at LHW, because it gives way to much focus to the lower weights and as a result it lets the LHW and HW divisions suffer.

The UFC can't handle running all divisions as strongly, for the record nether could Stirkeforce I believe, thats why I belive its best for the fans if the 2 promotions split the loads and becoem specialist in different weight classes, both are going to exist the UFC will fail to be the last promotion standing while others all fall, which would be really bad for the sport anyway, so that sthe best way if could be split up.
 
#83 ·
Stupid question but if the HW belt isnt on the line for the tournament winner is it on the line when Overeem fights in the individual matches within the tournament? ie if Werdum beats the reem will he get the belt?
 
#90 ·
My guess is he didn't realize that you were talking about Overeem.

It's easy for these weird miscommunications to happen when it's just text.

Anyhoo, just a few weeks until the opening two matches. Should be fun.
 
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