Though it was once plagued as human xxxx-fighting these new televised MMA shows are now on the rise and are becoming more popular amongst the general social public than boxing and WWE, though some can say that sometimes the way the premature stoppages and questionable conclusion/results are, it might as well be considered a component of WWE as well. But either way, which would you choose and why? Also, the high-ranked elite in each and the caliber of fighters today vs the original legends of before. Which days of the UFC were "better" and less "animated" here?
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I was recently at the WFA show in Inglewood, where Quinton Jackson fought Matt Lindland, as well as Bas Rutten's fight. It was an awesome event and very action packed with a few lackluster fights. The competition UFC faces right now is nothing but it's good to see that the IFL (International Fight League), WFA (World Fighting Alliance) and PrideFC are making marks in the U.S. market. Because if everyone else was watching the last UFC show with Tim Sylvia and Andrew Arlovski, it was about the most boring card I have ever seen.
Speaking of boring cards, the August 17 Ultimate Fight Night card is so boring and dull it's no wonder it's free. Even PPV wise UFC put on a horrible show last time. The only fight worth watching on the UFN card is the Diego Sanches/Karo Parisyan fight. I know I will watch the others but I will not expect any world class fighters or skills.Achkerov kute.
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Right. Personally, there should not be this much hype for mediocre fights and the other mundane mediocre leagues need out of the bigger picture. They just need to draft them into either one of the main mainstream leagues or discard em' else where to teach Tae-Kwon-Do to kids.
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By the way, is it me or Bas Rutten is always this spectacularly exuberant because he had a long vacation and rested up well? I seriously thought he was like in the same boat as Ken Shamrock since Shamrock tremendously earned victories over Bas Rutten. Sadly, however, unlike Ken, Bas earned a victory when he returned and it was not on a count of a fluke aside from the opponent himself. He is 41 and still doing pretty well but I say it is just a matter of time before he slowly shambles into the sunset like all of the original and first pioneer fighters of the UFC: from Gracie to Shamrock to Kimo to Severn and Coutre.
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Have you ever watched the self defense videos by Bas on YouTube?? He's so hilarious and at the same time deadly serious it's kinda scary. He'll be like ...
"So you at the bar and some guy puts his hand on your shoulder so you grab hime by his head AND START SLAMMING IT INTO THE BAR LIKE THIS!! .... BAM! BAM! BAM! BAM!"
All while he's illustarting on some volunteer from where he trains ...
He's awesome ... the King of Pancrease (sp?) fights he's in are something to watch. Dutch right?
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Originally posted by Lamb BoyHave you ever watched the self defense videos by Bas on YouTube?? He's so hilarious and at the same time deadly serious it's kinda scary. He'll be like ...
"So you at the bar and some guy puts his hand on your shoulder so you grab hime by his head AND START SLAMMING IT INTO THE BAR LIKE THIS!! .... BAM! BAM! BAM! BAM!"
All while he's illustarting on some volunteer from where he trains ...
He's awesome ... the King of Pancrease (sp?) fights he's in are something to watch. Dutch right?Achkerov kute.
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