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 Originally Posted by Unibomber14
I'll never forget Pat Smith. I watched him on payperview in UFC 1 when I was 6 yrs old. He lost horribly. Then, in UFC 2, he went to the finals. He did a lot of training, and learned a lot about ground techniques in a very short time. I have great respect for that man. Definitely one of my role models as a fighter. As for Kimbo: I don't think he is as good as everyone says he is. If he truly is the great street brawler, why are his fights so few and far between? Also, I would like to see how he does against some real fighters. The only big names that he's fought so far are Tank Abbot and Ray Mercer, both of which are on their last legs. Frank Shamrock would be his test. Let's see how smart Kimbo can be.
Spoon, I really like this post. I am an amateur fighter with Eastsidaz fight club in Hawaii, and I train at Mixed Martial Arts Development gym. If you wanna talk fights, let me know.
Okay, you say you train MMA, but wonder why fights are so few in between? Most MMA fighter try to fight every 4 to 6 months. He's fought June 2007, November 2007, and February 2008. Looks about right to me. Remember, the man has only been dedicated to MMA less than a year or so. Cut him some slack. Backyard brawls don't mean dick in the cage or ring. Also as a MMA practitioner you should know that when a fighter is being groomed for the big time he is fed some cans his first few fights. Mercer, Tank, and Cantrell all fit that bill. Lastly, as an MMA practitioner, you would at least realize Kimbo is 240lbs. and Frank Shamrock is 185lbs. Who in the hell would sanction a fight with that much of a weight class difference? Frank will have his hands full with Cung Le if he tries to stand with him, and they weigh the same!
Be thankful you posted this here. You woulda been owned on an MMA forum, lol.
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