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**Jewbacca** · 06-20-2008, 02:59 AM

I just want to say that before he wins on Saturday against Amir and becomes the ultimate fighter I just want to say I have been with him since before he was on the TUF cast...and all of you C.B. haters will of course jump on the wagon. Basically everyone is cheering for Amir in this one and I actually expect C.B. to get boo'd when he gets his name announced.

So if you are a C.B. fan post here and show your support before all the haters jump on the wagon like they do with every other fighter.

Shogun_Is_Champ · 06-20-2008, 03:04 AM

Go CB!

Nate6000 · 06-20-2008, 03:05 AM

I just think he needs to get knocked off his horse, but he is for sure a good fighter.

**Jewbacca** · 06-20-2008, 03:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Nate6000

I just think he needs to get knocked off his horse, but he is for sure a good fighter.

C.B. is 24 he's still young...if you were 24 and kicking ass like that you would be pretty cocky too. (You should watch his other pro fights...annihilation every time)

roboyobo · 06-20-2008, 03:12 AM

CB is definitely an exciting fighter, he just needs to work on his cardio or just make sure he keeps in mind not to get sloppy in the later rounds. he's young so he can develop into a monster

**Emericanaddict** · 06-20-2008, 03:12 AM

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Originally Posted by RVCA

I just want to say that before he wins on Saturday against Amir and becomes the ultimate fighter I just want to say I have been with him since before he was on the TUF cast...and all of you C.B. haters will of course jump on the wagon. Basically everyone is cheering for Amir in this one and I actually expect C.B. to get boo'd when he gets his name announced.

So if you are a C.B. fan post here and show your support before all the haters jump on the wagon like they do with every other fighter.

Lol no one will jump off Amir's wagon dude. He all ready beat CB PERIOD. He is wayyyyyyyyy more likeable, has a better attitude and has better sportmanship along with natural skills. that being said even if Amir loses no one will care because there will be a rubber match.

Unless C.B. absolutely destroys and tears him apart I dont see ANYONE jumping the bandwagon as Amir is filled with raw unhoned talent that when coupled with a good camp is going to make a major splash in the division while we see what C.B . is now and theres not much for him to improve in and his weaknesses are all ready being exposed.

That being said CB is a great fighter and I respect the dude but I dont see much of a future for him while even if Amir does lose I can see him bouncing back and going further than anyone can imagine.

**Jewbacca** · 06-20-2008, 03:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Emericanaddict

Lol no one will jump off Amir's wagon dude. He all ready beat CB PERIOD. He is wayyyyyyyyy more likeable, has a better attitude and has better sportmanship along with natural skills. that being said even if Amir loses no one will care because there will be a rubber match.

Unless C.B. absolutely destroys and tears him apart I dont see ANYONE jumping the bandwagon as Amir is filled with raw unhoned talent that when coupled with a good camp is going to make a major splash in the division while we see what C.B . is now and theres not much for him to improve in and his weaknesses are all ready being exposed.

That being said CB is a great fighter and I respect the dude but I dont see much of a future for him while even if Amir does lose I can see him bouncing back and going further than anyone can imagine.

I agree they both have a lot of potential and I didn't like Amir before the show, but when I saw his first fight (the one to qualify to get in the house) I really liked him and thought he was exciting.

But still, watch and see, many many people will jump on C.B.'s wagon once he wins.

Also, I credit C.B.'s loss partially to his conditioning at the time. Rampage didn't do as much conditioning as Forrest did. I am curious as to how the fighters developed in their off time though. Hopefully C.B. worked his ass off on conditioning and jiu jitsu.

Clivey · 06-20-2008, 04:31 AM

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Originally Posted by RVCA

I agree they both have a lot of potential and I didn't like Amir before the show, but when I saw his first fight (the one to qualify to get in the house) I really liked him and thought he was exciting.

But still, watch and see, many many people will jump on C.B.'s wagon once he wins.

Also, I credit C.B.'s loss partially to his conditioning at the time. Rampage didn't do as much conditioning as Forrest did. I am curious as to how the fighters developed in their off time though. Hopefully C.B. worked his ass off on conditioning and jiu jitsu.

naw dude.. don't even go there.

**Jewbacca** · 06-20-2008, 04:53 AM

Partially...I didn't say mainly. Conditioning was a factor in that fight, like it is in many fights. Either way Amir was the better man in the fight and deserved the win, but conditioning was definitely still a factor.

Pyros · 06-20-2008, 07:22 AM

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Originally Posted by RVCA

C.B. is 24 he's still young...if you were 24 and kicking ass like that you would be pretty cocky too. (You should watch his other pro fights...annihilation every time)

Fedor or A.Silva kick a lot more ass than him and they're both pretty humble. Being succesful is no reason to be a dick.