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12-24-2012, 09:57 AM
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I'm not much of a GSP fan, but the biggest mistake he made was even acknowledging and replying to Seagal, thus given Seagal's pointless and inconsequential quotes some form of validation in terms of relevancy.
Should've just ignored.
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12-24-2012, 10:27 AM
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Originally Posted by TheLyotoLegion
I'll have you know he is a 7th degree black belt in Akido and the Godfather of MMA, he also taught Anderson Silva and Lyoto Machida the front kick and thought Anderson the hell knee he landed on Chael, the sweep and and knee technique he landed on Bonnar and he's currently in Southern California teaching Lyoto 'deadly stuff' in order to take out Dan Henderson, so do your research friend, if it wasn't for Master Seagal you'd be watching WWF or Boxing!!!!
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Just.. NO! The only credit i give him is the Aikido thing. All the staff for the front kicks are just Marketing. He is a famous actor he sells his image not his knowledge. He has no pro fight or fight at all as far as i know so he is not an expert in any kind in pro mma. If he accepts the fight against Couture we have another discussion. Marketing is very strong, dont foul your self. |
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12-24-2012, 11:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Killz
Not always. GSP Condit, was a better fight than Hendricks kampann.
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That's only because of the GSP was involved in that fight and also because Condit rocked GSP.
If GSP finished Kampman in 10 secs and Hendricks decisioned Condit for 5rds, wich fight would you've prefer to watch?
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Originally Posted by loldanalol
Steven Seagal thinks his opinion matters. he's an actor that thinks he's a fighter.
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His opinion does matter.
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Originally Posted by TheLyotoLegion
I'll have you know he is a 7th degree black belt in Akido and the Godfather of MMA, he also taught Anderson Silva and Lyoto Machida the front kick and thought Anderson the hell knee he landed on Chael, the sweep and and knee technique he landed on Bonnar and he's currently in Southern California teaching Lyoto 'deadly stuff' in order to take out Dan Henderson, so do your research friend, if it wasn't for Master Seagal you'd be watching WWF or Boxing!!!!
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Originally Posted by GlasgowKiss
I'm not much of a GSP fan, but the biggest mistake he made was even acknowledging and replying to Seagal, thus given Seagal's pointless and inconsequential quotes some form of validation in terms of relevancy.
Should've just ignored.
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GSP is more concerned with his image than with how he fights in the cage.
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Originally Posted by GoodfellaGr
Just.. NO! The only credit i give him is the Aikido thing. All the staff for the front kicks are just Marketing. He is a famous actor he sells his image not his knowledge. He has no pro fight or fight at all as far as i know so he is not an expert in any kind in pro mma. If he accepts the fight against Couture we have another discussion. Marketing is very strong, dont foul your self.
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I am pretty sure he was being sarcastic.
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I give this bitch a month before someone comes forth with better aim and does what must be done.
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12-24-2012, 11:33 AM
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I'm getting the feeling you don't like GSP much?  |
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12-24-2012, 11:47 AM
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I'm getting the feeling you don't like GSP much? |
Never was a fan and expected him to fake an injury again to dodge Condit but he made it to the fight, took his beating like a man and won.
Then he had to dicktuck Hendricks, so now I am one of his haters until he fights Hendricks or loses to Diaz(that would be hilarious).
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You just can not find good assassins these days!
I give this bitch a month before someone comes forth with better aim and does what must be done.
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12-24-2012, 12:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Tenryuken
Why do people always say that?
I think somebody who has 4 title defense in 1 year deserves more prize than somebody who has 3 title defense in 4 years.
Not so hard to be unbeaten "for so long" if you only fight once a year.
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1) GSP has 7 title defenses in 5 years. If you're gonna discount the "for so long" comments, at least take his full title reign into the picture instead of just half of it.
2) He fights twice a year not once, all the way until his injury.
3) He was out for almost 2 years, hence the lowered average in the last few years. An injury which many athletes never come back from.
4) Nice try. |
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12-24-2012, 12:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Tenryuken
Never was a fan and expected him to fake an injury again to dodge Condit but he made it to the fight, took his beating like a man and won.
Then he had to dicktuck Hendricks, so now I am one of his haters until he fights Hendricks or loses to Diaz(that would be hilarious).
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"Fake an injury again?" Lmao. |
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12-24-2012, 01:00 PM
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beyond absurd, he's the second best fighter in the world
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12-24-2012, 05:04 PM
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Amateur
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Tenryuken
Never was a fan and expected him to fake an injury again to dodge Condit but he made it to the fight, took his beating like a man and won.
Then he had to dicktuck Hendricks, so now I am one of his haters until he fights Hendricks or loses to Diaz(that would be hilarious).
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I dont really understand why people are this delusional. |
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12-24-2012, 05:42 PM
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Gracie Hunter
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Seagal questioned St. Pierre's previous Octagon performances, and stated that the champion was not a true mixed martial artist.
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Coming from an actor who crapped his pants when he got choked out by a 70 year old stuntman. |
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