MMA Quick Quote: Kimbo Slice no match for Brazilian lightweights

"The Elite XC matchmaker told us that Kimbo Slice wouldn’t last more than thirty or forty seconds with me. Kimbo has all my respect but he didn't deserve all attention of the organization. I bet the rest of my career that any Brazilian lightweight fighter can beat him easily."
-- Former Elite XC heavyweight champion Antonio "Bigfoot" Silva speaks out via Fighters Only magazine against the man who was perhaps the biggest attraction for the now defunct organization, Kevin "Kimbo Slice" Ferguson. The Brazilian giant claims that he and manager Alex Davis lobbied hard for a fight with the street brawler in 2008, but had no luck convincing the promoters to book the match. Apparently Silva, as the champ, resented playing second fiddle to the less experienced Slice during their time with the promotion. Restricted to fighting outside of the United States for the foreseeable future, perhaps Silva can find a Japanese promotion willing to put the fight together. That is, of course, assuming Kimbo and his team would or could even accept the fight, which seems like a long shot with him coming off the 14-second loss to Seth Petruzelli in October, as well as having to deal with the mess surrounding the ex-Elite XC fighter contracts.
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HAHAHA – interesting comment. I would love to see Bigfoot crush Kimbo.
by DownUnder on Jan 13, 2009 1:55 PM EST reply actions
that would be classic, maybe we could stop hearing about the guy after that happened
by brendan on Jan 13, 2009 1:58 PM EST up reply actions
I like the fact that says he’s no match for Brazilian “lightweights”! I started laughing when I saw it, cuz it’s probably true, but looks like it should read heavyweights :).
by LJ on Jan 13, 2009 2:06 PM EST up reply actions
Or it does mean lightweights. I love it!! Kimbo is a joke!!!!!!!!!!!!!
by LJ on Jan 13, 2009 2:08 PM EST up reply actions
Jesus LJ, I hope you didn’t cum in your pants reading that!
by Tyler on Jan 13, 2009 2:24 PM EST up reply actions
Seriously – about time for Big Foot to get off from the roids – it starts messing with his brain
by Anger Jack on Jan 13, 2009 2:38 PM EST up reply actions
Bigfoot was a lightweight before he started using his “supplements”.
by DDT on Jan 13, 2009 2:52 PM EST up reply actions
RUMOR****
KJ vs Guillard at UFN18. Can anyone confirm? coz i know the UFC is trying to sign noons.
by NameNotRequired on Jan 13, 2009 3:17 PM EST up reply actions
Maybe they can roid up together in Japan now.
by El_Mexicutioner, formerly The_Mexicutioner on Jan 13, 2009 3:42 PM EST up reply actions
God I hope this isnt true. Last thing I want to see is KJ fighting in the UFC. If he does come to the UFC the only fitting fight would be:
KJ Noons vs. Nate Diaz!
I could see JZ beating the crap out of kimbo!
by john on Jan 13, 2009 3:49 PM EST up reply actions
I hope it happens, Silva vs Slice. I think Slice has a good chance…. HAHAHA!! Ok sorry I can’t keep that up. Silva would kill him easy.
On KJ vs Guillard, I’m neutral. I like Melvin’s KO highlight reel, but I don’t like him as a fighter. And as for Noons, I’m on the Diaz side of that feud.
But a decent scrap to say the least. Should be a good fight.
by Synyster [[2009 Year of Gegard Mousasi]] on Jan 13, 2009 3:51 PM EST up reply actions
NNR: I have heard the same thing, he is to sign here shortly and his possible opp. could be Melvin. Should be a good stand up war. Technical boxing vs Huge Haymakers. I actually think Melvin will win just by catching noons once. And i just dont like KJ.
by ehoglund on Jan 13, 2009 3:53 PM EST up reply actions
id say kimbo beats silva with a barbeque to the head, stomps him while on the ground then smacks him with an airconditioner unit…
really though i think kimbo could go 2 rounds with bigfoot maybe 3 bigfoot likes to play with his food before he eats it
by randy murders on Jan 13, 2009 4:05 PM EST up reply actions
KJ is the perfect opponent for Melvin! However, KJ is SUCH A PUSS that he would probably shoot in for a takedown at the sound of the bell. Hopefully this fight will end very similar to KJ’s first ever EliteXC fight against KrazyHorse.
by ViolentMike on Jan 13, 2009 4:16 PM EST up reply actions
F**k … funny comments! BBQ in head … what brand size you thinking? … Jumbuck, 4 burner :)
by DownUnder on Jan 13, 2009 4:29 PM EST up reply actions
NO WAY! I’ve been waiting for Guillard to come back to the UFC since forever! He is my favorite fighter of all time!
by BrutalKnockout. on Jan 13, 2009 5:01 PM EST up reply actions
I think that it could end more violently then the krazy horse fight, in fact i am praying that it does. Does KJ have a ground game? (serious question) Has melvin ever been hurt in a fight that didnt go to the ground? i think melvin has way to much power for KJ.
by ehoglund on Jan 13, 2009 5:01 PM EST up reply actions
I gotta agree here, Melvin will be too much for him. But Noons showed decent defensive wrestling in the Diaz fight. Ehoglund – here anything about Herring-Dos Santos? I thought he was slated to fight Struve but people are saying herring at 97.
by NameNotRequired on Jan 13, 2009 5:10 PM EST up reply actions
UFC stills shows Dos Santos/Struve on the under of 95.
by BNF on Jan 13, 2009 5:13 PM EST up reply actions
I did hear that he was going to fight herring, but at the end of that article is said to take that fight with a grain of salt. I think that both are true tho, either santos will knock out Struve or he will be subed by him. And if he wins he will probably not have much damage to him and would be ready to go against Herring. I think the reason he is on that card is the Europeans like the brazilians and Stuve is dutch so it makes that fight more desirable for the UK.
by ehoglund on Jan 13, 2009 5:18 PM EST up reply actions
I think they want to see if Santos has a ground game instead of being just a one punch fighter (houston alexander). I think the uFC has big plans for him if he can hold his own on the ground, and so they dont start to pour a bunch of money into him with marketing and them him be terrible on the ground and they wasted it all. Just a thought.
by ehoglund on Jan 13, 2009 5:20 PM EST up reply actions
Ehoglund,
At last check, I would say he has some ground game. He is a purple belt in jits and hold some Brazilian titles as well. But, I can see your point. Does his BJJ translate to the octagon and an mma fight?
by Jeff on Jan 13, 2009 5:51 PM EST up reply actions
I didnt know he was a purple belt (prolly a legit one too if it is with nog). But like you said will it translate to mma. Also how is his take down defense, cuz if he is fighting a guy like brock, or even randy, his jits might be negated by power/clinch/dirty boxing. But i think he will do well in the UFC and i hope he has fights in 95 and 97 just so i can see more of him.
by ehoglund on Jan 13, 2009 6:15 PM EST up reply actions
I also think the UFC wants to make sure he is legit before they really start the marketing push.
by ehoglund on Jan 13, 2009 6:16 PM EST up reply actions
Melvin/KJ is a dream match for UFC. Melvin (who I really like) will win, and ekite’s 160 pound division will be proven to be a joke…but melvin wouldn’t come close to beating Nick Diaz!
by kevin on Jan 13, 2009 6:53 PM EST up reply actions
I thought Melvin is in jail?
by Syd[a.k.a. "The Negation"] on Jan 13, 2009 7:29 PM EST up reply actions
There is also more to the story of Bigfoot. Apparently he is suing the CSAC and trying to get his suspension overturned in civil court, AND his next fight could be against ALEKS
by ehoglund on Jan 13, 2009 8:25 PM EST up reply actions
jesus! i thought this guy was finished – DEAD!
kimbo fought at my bar-b-que last weekend
by mikeybear2009 on Jan 13, 2009 7:39 PM EST up reply actions
Didn’t Bigfoot lose a bet for his career with steroids.
by chefdaddy on Jan 14, 2009 12:23 AM EST up reply actions
Why ould an experienced fighter call out a guy with 2 or 3 fights under his belt?
I don’t disagree with Bigfoot, but he should really fire his PR guy…..or go hire one.
by introvert on Jan 13, 2009 2:00 PM EST reply actions
maybe because kimbo was the headliner when the real fighter (bigfoot) was pushed to the background by elitexc? i’d be pissed too. i can see why he’d want to call him out and whoop his a$$.
by B_Hos on Jan 13, 2009 3:09 PM EST up reply actions
The answer: who gives a fuck!!!! You have a steroid taking cheat talking about an insignificant joke of a fighter. I mean, really, who gives a fuck about either one of these guys?
by El_Mexicutioner, formerly The_Mexicutioner on Jan 13, 2009 4:43 PM EST up reply actions
I do. I give a fvck because I’m bothered by Bigfoot’s fugliness! LMAO!
by Syd[a.k.a. "The Negation"] on Jan 13, 2009 7:31 PM EST up reply actions
A LOT of people give a fuck! That’s why Kimbo has millions of YouTube hits because people give a fuck, but since you don’t apparently you assume no one else does right. WRONG
Also if you think the only guys in MMA or any sport for that matter that use steroids are the few who get caught you are completely naive.
by Tyler on Jan 14, 2009 12:40 AM EST up reply actions
what is going on after ufc 94? 95 and 96 look like absolute flops… is anyone going to defend their title in the UFC? jeez… they better have some guys lined up to fight for an interim belt or something, Lesnar should be defending at UFC 95 and Rashad should defend at 96… does anyone see any reason why they shouldnt? and where the heck is anderson silva? he should be defending his belt this saturday in my opinion!
by brendan on Jan 13, 2009 2:02 PM EST reply actions
Silva is fighting Thales Leites next, there’s plenty of match ups in the UFC; Penn Defending a belt in ‘09, Couture vs Nog mid-late ’09, Mir vs Lesnar, Ken Flo vs Penn at 155, Wandi is lobbying for a slot on the UFC 100 card; Chuck Liddell vs unknown in March; if we’re lucky we see Shogun fight at least 3 times this year; Possibly have GSP vs A. Silva and Thiago Alves coming up this year as well. You got it wrong my friend, ’09 is looking goooooood.
by O Damn he got caught on Jan 13, 2009 2:09 PM EST up reply actions
O yea, and the Hendo vs Franklin could set up A. Silva rematch with Hendo or a fight with Bisping depending on how that whole thing works out.
by O Damn he got caught on Jan 13, 2009 2:12 PM EST up reply actions
Leites has not been confirmed and I hope it turns out not to be true. I’m not sure how the Hendo/Franklin match can set up a rematch with Silva. If hendo wins he fights Bisping and if he loses he won’t get a shot for quite some time, I would imagine. The lack of an announcement confirming Anderson’s next fight has been extremely disappointing, especially after the Cote fight and him saying how quickly he wanted to get back in the octagon.
by Adam T. on Jan 13, 2009 2:25 PM EST up reply actions
Might be a good thing not to rush his last 5 fights; at least they’re taking they’re time and putting some thought into the match up; we can only hope thats the case.
by O Damn he got caught on Jan 13, 2009 2:27 PM EST up reply actions
o damn, what im trying to say is, why arent any of these fights youre talking about on 95 or 96 or even on a fight night in between? it seems like there is a several month gap of no title defeses or major contender fights… the last time silva fought was october, is there any reason he shouldnt be fighting in febuary or march? these long layoffs for no real reason are ridiculous
by brendan on Jan 13, 2009 2:31 PM EST up reply actions
Nope – they just ran out of crappy opponents to feed to Silva – they need more time
by Anger Jack on Jan 13, 2009 2:37 PM EST up reply actions
brendan-
contender fights at ufc 95:
Stevenson vs. Sanchez
Mardquart vs. gouviea
Sonnen vs. Maia
Koscheck vs. Thiago (atleast its a contenders match for kos)
contender at ufc 96
Carwin vs. Gonzaga
and Miller vs. Maynard maybe
95 seems to have a pretty stacked main card despite the fact that there is no title fight. On the other hand ufc 96 looks horrible and i am starting to think that gonzaga vs. carwin is going to be the main event, which sucks i am going to my first ufc event at ufc 96.
by matt on Jan 13, 2009 2:57 PM EST up reply actions
They are still looking for chuck to fight at UFC 96 they are just waiting until after this weekend to give him an opp. It could end up being him vs Rich Franklin depending on the outcomes. And if it isnt Rich vs Chuck and rich isnt coaching on TUF then he might get a fight cuz its in Ohio.
by ehoglund on Jan 13, 2009 3:59 PM EST up reply actions
at UFC 97 it looks like they are doin Brock vs Mir, Silva v Leites, Jardine v Luiz Cane, Loiseau v Herman, so its not too bad right now, and if GSP can fight i am positive he will be fighting there since its in Montreal.
by ehoglund on Jan 13, 2009 4:07 PM EST up reply actions
They could also reschedule Chuck/Shogun depending on this weekends results.
by BNF on Jan 13, 2009 4:20 PM EST up reply actions
i read an interview with dana white and he said they were looking at chuck for april, but i have seen chuck rumored on numerous sites for 96 and i know he wants to return as soon as possible. I dont know who is out there for him to fight as many of the top light heavies are tied up with current fights, we know the winner of franklin/henderson is going to coach tuf and that the loser will most likely not be ready to fight again in march. I think if shogun wins quick then it could be him but other than that i dont know who they would match him up against as the jardine rumor has been shot down, wanderlie just got brutally knocked out, vera is tied up, machida and silva are tied up, bonnar tied up, griffin injured, i dont know who that leaves houston alexander? Brian Stann? Steve Cantwell?
by matt on Jan 13, 2009 4:24 PM EST up reply actions
I don’t think Chuck would accept a fight against any of those 3, he’s been slippin lately but a loss against one of those guys would be the nail in the coffin. End of the line for Chuck at that point.
by O Damn he got caught on Jan 13, 2009 4:55 PM EST up reply actions
I dont think they will do Stann or Cantwell, they want to build them up more and dont want to risk them beating chuck, and if they do that means the end would be near for Chuck. If he beat them it wouldnt do anything for him and it would knock out some of their fighters that they want to keep around. If chuck loses to another high caliber fighter then maybe, but they still have the fall back plan that his PPV will sell as long as its against a decent opponent.
by ehoglund on Jan 13, 2009 4:59 PM EST up reply actions
matt – how is Stevenson vs. Sanchez a contender match up? you really think either of these guys would get a title shot if they won? i sure hope not…
by brendan on Jan 13, 2009 5:14 PM EST up reply actions
Geez… The glass is always half empty with you. I have never heard so many complaints about one of the best free cards in recent memory.
Diego is going to be a monster at 155 and if Nate beats Guida and Diego wins I would like to see them fight for a #1 contender.
by BNF on Jan 13, 2009 5:30 PM EST up reply actions
Brendan, because they are both contenders….. not immediate title contention but still contenders
by Psyqo78®™ on Jan 13, 2009 6:09 PM EST up reply actions
ehoglund-
I dont wanna see chuck fight any of those three guys either, my point is who else is out there that he could in march that makes sense? i cant think of anyone.
Brendan- how is stevenson vs. sanchez a contender matchup? Diego was one win away from a title shot before he got hurt for ufc 90. He is like 19-2 or something like that, has good wrestling, great submissions, showed huge improvements in his stand up over luigi fiorivante and is a very popular fighter. Stevenson is two fights removed from having a crack for the title against penn and has gone 1-1 since then and i still believe he is a top 5 lightweight in the ufc. I think if diego wins he is ready for a title shot especially if kenny could dethrone penn, imagine the story behind that fight!! Also I think out of anyone in the division right now diego has the best shot to beat penn if he can successfully make the cut and we will find out soon. MARK MY WORDS, DIEGO WILL HAVE FOUGHT FOR THE LIGHTWEIGHT TITLE BEFORE THE END OF 09, if bj defends that belt atleast two or three times lol
by matt on Jan 13, 2009 6:51 PM EST up reply actions
If Slice is going to punk out of doing the TUF show then he needs to fade away already, thats all I’m interested in seeing, if he wants to legitimize himself DO THE SHOW! Getting beat down by a legit HW right now would be the nail in the coffin, so there’s no way he’s gonna do it.
Why the hell would anyone want to pay to see this guy fight if he can’t make it through some up and coming talent to prove that he is in actuality gasp an up and comer and not some 5 mins of fame chump.
Its all about the $$$, this guy doesn’t give a damn about MMA, its all money; otherwise he’d take the cut in pay and do what even REAL fighters dream of doing, and thats getting their shot on TUF.
by O Damn he got caught on Jan 13, 2009 2:17 PM EST reply actions
Uhh… now, I may be accused of being slower of wit than most, so you’ll have to explain yourself. You seem to be implying that TUF contestants have motives that are more “pure” than Kimbo, meaning they’re not in it for the money.
That can’t be right, because every PROFESSIONAL fighter is in it for the money. If they are not, then they are amatuer fighters with day jobs.
Kimbo can hardly be faulted for wanting to maximize his income. Haven’t you heard Dana White bitch about fighters bitching about money? Jeez, everyone does it. Everyone is greedy and wants more more more!
BTW, no one who trains under El Guapo is a ‘fake’ MMA fighter. Ill-gotten or not, Kimbo has some star power left, and he’d be foolish for squandering it.
You’re also implying that Giant Silva is a legit HW, which is quite debatable. And if REAL fighters are dreaming of being locked in a house with Junie Browning or Chris Leben, I’m glad I’m not one of them.
by Graham on Jan 13, 2009 2:34 PM EST up reply actions
Graham, first off, Kevin James (Comedian on King of Queens) trains under Bas, so from what your saying, he must be a real fighter?
Secondly, if we’re talking about one last big pay day, sure Slice should fight a big name, get stomped on and retire, if we’re talking about actual LONGEVITY in the sport then the future is the UFC and the TUF show is the only window to that opportunity. And yes, Silva is legit, he may not have the skills to take a belt in the UFC but who’s crazy enough to say the guy wouldn’t even be competitive??
Do you see the PROFESSIONAL fighters on the UFC undercard with the 4k/4k salaries? If these guys fight 3 times a year and WIN every fight they still only make 32k in a YEAR. You’d have to be in it for love of the sport to put up with that for years not knowing wether or not your going to make more cash in the long run. Nothing is certain; they may have aspirations of becoming big names with big pay days, but is that why the guys at the bottom are there? I don’t think so.
How is having your mug on Spike TV for an entire season of TUF “squandering” star power? I’d say getting KO’d by Petruzelli in 14 seconds is “squandering” star power. All he has to do is win ONE fight, to get into the house, thats the gamble, regardless of wether he wins or not afterward, he’s still on TV every damn week the entire season, guaranteed fight in the finale and thats a TON of publicity. Hell he doesn’t even have to win the show, just have a good showing. Just has to have a personality that people tune in to watch; thats it.
by O Damn he got caught on Jan 13, 2009 3:24 PM EST up reply actions
Oh jeez… where to begin. I’m getting too old for this stuff.
Kevin James makes his (very good) living being an unfunny comedian. He has no aspirations AFAIK of being a mixed martial artist. So much for that.
Yes, I and you and everyone else sees PROFESSIONAL fighters on the UFC undercard. Look up the definition of the word. I don’t care that they make up to 32k/year. They were the ones to make the choices that brought them there. I think they take their lumps less for the love of the sport than for the chance of a big payday and long-term success.
And if you think I’m wrong, fine. But think about this – all the little kids who play football want to win the Super Bowl. All the little kids who play baseball want a World Series ring. Etc. Dreams are part of being human, but make no mistake, pro fighting has to be a business first and loveable sport second. No major sporting leagues would exist otherwise. ’nuff said.
Neither you nor I have any idea about fighter contract negotiations. No one posting online gets to sit in with Zuffa when they make decisions about who to sign.
TUF is hardly the only road into the UFC; most fighters never go on the show. If Kimbo signed a small-money deal, he’d be in and the UFC could pimp him out.
Were Kimbo to appear on TUF, he would immediately be considered “equal” to everyone else, and that means “equal” pay. That is called squandering your advantage, however slight. If you’ve watched the show you know how they edit all that shit together – what guarantee does Kimbo have that they’d put him over in a positive light? Hell, they’d probably try to squash him and his image so as to make him as useless as possible outside Zuffa-land. At least if he had a fighting contract he’d control (to an extent) how he’s perceived because he’d just be on fighting cards, etc.
Lastly, getting KO’d by a UFC washout via jab is strange and embarassing, but look at us – we’re not talking about Seth here are we? We’re still talking Kimbo. As more time passes that loss is going to matter less and less. The next time Kimbo and Seth fight (not necessarily each other), who do you think gets the bigger paycheque?
by Graham on Jan 13, 2009 3:51 PM EST up reply actions
A lot of these guys making a living off fighting could make more money in a civilian job or have left a better paying job to persue fighting; don’t believe me? Look at Mike Dolce on the last season of TUF, the guy was a Municipal Tax Assessor; he didn’t win and he still continued to fight even after the show. Last bout was in September ‘08, it was a loss and he still tries. You think that guy thinks he’s gonna make millions one day? Or is he taking a pay cut off a job he probably disliked and doing what he loves to do?
A sporting league generating revenue is not evidence that the players are all $$ motivated, none of us are inside these guys heads, we don’t know if they’d still be doing the same damn thing regardless of the amount of $$ paid to them.
Kimbo has 2 choice’s; he can “squander” his advantage on TUF and with one win take home an entire season’s worth of publicity possibly opening more doors to a variety of different opportunities. Or he can rematch Petruzelli, probably get KO’d again and kiss the rest of this “star power” good bye. BTW, who is going to pay Kimbo Slice $500k to fight after that KO now that EXC is gone? Where/who is this big pay day your talking about coming from? Does Dream want Kimbo? Do the Japanese fans even know who the hell Kimbo is? Does Affliction want Slice? I doubt it. Who exactly are we talking about thats willing to pay this bum $100k pay days?
by O Damn he got caught on Jan 13, 2009 4:22 PM EST up reply actions
In not so many words, this has degenerated into a:
“Oh yeah?”
“Yeah!”
“OH YEAH?”
“YEAH!”
type of discussion.
For every Kenny Florian there are numerous Pete Sell’s. Who knows what the likes of Chris Leben did before MMA… I’m not sure he can read.
There are no guarantees for anyone, even Dana White. The bottom line is Kimbo is taking a risk. It might be a bigger risk than going the TUF/UFC route, but the bigger the risk, the bigger the reward.
by Graham on Jan 13, 2009 5:08 PM EST up reply actions
Kimbo got paid 500,000 $ in EliteXC – do you really think he is gonna take TUF to make 5,000 per fight?
idk – maybe it’s just me – but I would not take 99% pay cut either
by Anger Jack on Jan 13, 2009 2:42 PM EST up reply actions
He’ll go into the Surreal Life house or the I Love New York house before he does TUF.
by PW on Jan 13, 2009 3:21 PM EST up reply actions
Hey to some people Respect/honor are more important than money, I guess Slice isn’t one of those people then.
by O Damn he got caught on Jan 13, 2009 3:25 PM EST up reply actions
The only think AJ, Kimbo was lucky to be making that kind of money. Anywhere else he would not get paid like that to fight.
THey were capitalizing on his popularity and mystique. Not actual talent. They never really knew where he would stand against real professionals. Once that is gone, there really isn’t much left. I think he still has something left (popularity and mystery) Otherwise we wouldn’t be talking about him. Going on Tuff would be a way to put up or shut up.
If it were me and that is what I was interested in, I would gamble my last given minutes of fame to make a mark. Otherwise… Here comes the next (Fighter version of) the Vanilla Ice story.
by Grembone on Jan 13, 2009 4:11 PM EST up reply actions
Exactly what I’m saying Grembone, who the hell is gonna pay Kimbo that kind of $$$?? Why would Dream front that kind of cash for this guy when the Japanese fans probably don’t know who the hell he is. Affliction signing Kimbo Slice? Unlikely. Whats Strikeforce pay? Can’t be much more than TUF. Isn’t the general consensus in the media/fans that Elite XC’s biggest mistake was building their org around an inexperienced street fighter? Now you guys are saying his only big pay day is gonna come from another organization willing to make that same mistake? I don’t see him getting squat anywhere else; TUF is the only option at this point imo.
by O Damn he got caught on Jan 13, 2009 4:26 PM EST up reply actions
I actually would love to see him step into Tuff. If he did good, that would be cool. I would be surprised, but it would be cool to see him hang in there.
If he is wanting to stay in entertainment, this is the way. I can’t see him getting a good acting career going.
by Grembone on Jan 13, 2009 7:04 PM EST up reply actions
What a waste of space for this article/picture. There are probably thousands of mma fighters in the world that can easily defeat Kimbo. Who cares.
by Adam T. on Jan 13, 2009 2:20 PM EST reply actions
I Agree With Bigfoot, I think George Gurgel Would Own Kimbo,
Standing!!!!(No LOL, Is pretty Much Fact)
by Ben Richards on Jan 13, 2009 2:30 PM EST reply actions
It’s just a correction.
It wasn’t meant to be a “BURN”.
My question for you would be why the fuck you’d waste your time posting such an asinine comment?
by Tyler on Jan 13, 2009 5:05 PM EST up reply actions
yes, we all know Kimbo is not that good, but why is everyone hating on the guy? I know for a fact there is not one person on this site that would turn down 500,000k for a fight if your already a fighter ( which he clearly is). So let the guy be an up n commer then. Whats the problem with that? Even if he looses to someone on TUFF. Big deal. He has nothing to loose at this point.
by Chiko on Jan 13, 2009 2:47 PM EST reply actions
I don’t blame Kimbo for what happened at all! He was smooth talked and showed a bunch of money. They made him all kinds of promises of fame and fortune. He was made to think he could just walk into the MMA realm and take over! I believe he trained hard and trained right! But, not for long enough! Bas is an awesome trainer, but he’s not a miracle worker! It takes time to gain ground savvy and be well rounded! The promotion put too much on him too soon! They’ve gotten some of what they deserve! TUF would help him save face if he were to do well!
by Dana's a Crossdresser on Jan 13, 2009 2:48 PM EST reply actions
Sorry Tyler, I heard now that he is with Affliction it is just, George!!!!!!
by Ben Richards on Jan 13, 2009 2:54 PM EST reply actions
Sorry Strikeforce, Better Job Security for Franklins Girl I thinks
by Ben Richards on Jan 13, 2009 2:57 PM EST reply actions
Ben Richard Says " I Live to see you eat that contract, but you better leave room for my fist, cause Im going ram it into your stomach and rip out you goddamn Spine!!!"
Only the Govenor of Cali would say such things!!
by Ben Richards on Jan 13, 2009 3:00 PM EST reply actions
LOL… I was going to ask if you were the Running Man. I just watched that this weekend.
by BNF on Jan 13, 2009 5:08 PM EST up reply actions
money – Dana and the UFC are going to spread out and extend the contracts of their Markey fighters…..for instance the BJ PENN vd GSP fight they could have made the next best fight Andy Wand vs Gurgel and i would still have bought it……still 1m PPV buys but there payroll would have been $450K
by BOBG on Jan 13, 2009 3:04 PM EST reply actions
Well Said BOBG, With the Upcoming Affliction Card, Same Applies, I would/Am Ordering just to see a certain Bela-Russian take on the Last Emperor, Personally I could care less about the rest of the Card, But thankfully its a deep card for Day of Reckoning!!!! Belfort Via Not Being Boring L/P Artist!!
by Ben Richards on Jan 13, 2009 3:12 PM EST reply actions
Is it just me or does Kimbo look like some deranged African Dictator in the above photo, Kind of like Idi-Amin meets Charles Taylor…….(I would LOL, but those 2 Butchers are responsible for 2 much suffering)
by Ben Richards on Jan 13, 2009 4:18 PM EST reply actions
Why can only a brazillian lightweight beat kimbo?? Alot of lightweights could, no matter what there skin color.
by mike22 on Jan 13, 2009 4:52 PM EST reply actions
I am just going to be the one to say what everyone is thinking… We want to see Kimbo vs. Brock Lesner. Both have awesome punching power and as long as Brock doesn’t try to use his “I will just lay on top of you” wrestling skills then it should be a good fight.
by Chuck on Jan 13, 2009 5:05 PM EST reply actions
And after that let kimbo fight fedor!! Then maybe anderson silva? Kimbo can knock all these guys out..
And of course all the fights have to be in the city of japan!
by mike22 on Jan 13, 2009 5:20 PM EST up reply actions
After that let kimbo fight fedor!! Then maybe anderson silva? Kimbo can knock all these guys out.
And of course all the fights have to be in the city of japan!
by mike22 on Jan 13, 2009 5:23 PM EST up reply actions
you guys are absolutely retarded if you think a lightweight could stand and bang with Kimbo. He would seriously give someone that size brain damage if he connected flush. I have become a Kimbo fan due to all the hate he receives and hope he does go on TUF and knock some people silly and win the whole show just to throw the bird to Dana and all the haters out there. If not that a KO over Bigfoot would be awesome cuz I dislike that cavebeast lookin m’fer anyways cuz he juices and thats CHEATING.
by bigprice on Jan 13, 2009 5:28 PM EST reply actions
Kimbo would take apart top lws like Junie Browning and Shinya Aoki. But I think the better lws like Florian would pick him apart all day playa!
by wat fool on Jan 14, 2009 2:40 AM EST up reply actions
I know Thiago Alves is gonna be challenging for the welterweight title soon, but honestly after that if he wins or loses, why not give him to Anderson Silva? He would be alot more of a challenge then all the crappy opponents that they insist on feeding Silva lately. Muay Thai vs. Muay Thai.
by BrutalKnockout. on Jan 13, 2009 5:49 PM EST reply actions
If Anderson Silva had any balls he would be fighting at light heavyweight full time. I guarantee he wouldnt be anywhere near as dominant in that weight class. As it is, he is fighting guys that are naturally way smaller than him. I think even Chuck would take him apart.
by mike on Jan 14, 2009 1:07 AM EST up reply actions
Completely agree. Not that I’m saying Silva is overrated, but come on. If you give him opponents that are either not up to his level or past their prime, your gonna get a wrecking machine. If he would fight Lyoto, watch that outcome.
by BrutalKnockout. on Jan 14, 2009 5:41 PM EST up reply actions
i think he could KO a few Gracies, no dis intended 2 Gracie(s)
by Gweedo on Jan 13, 2009 5:51 PM EST reply actions
kimbo sucks i think hes a good person but as a fighter he sucks balls
by Jared on Jan 13, 2009 6:03 PM EST reply actions
Offtopic but has anyone looked at the betting lines for Belcher vs Kang, Belcher is at f*cking +330 wow theres no way he is that much of an underdog. IM ALL OVER THIS
by BMO on Jan 13, 2009 6:33 PM EST reply actions
I was trying to tell ppl this about a week ago but i got majorly hated on. Belcher has good muay thai and i can see Kang trying to stand and bang to make it a good fight for the fans.
by ehoglund on Jan 13, 2009 6:43 PM EST up reply actions
Hopefully Belcher can land a nasty bow and have this fight stopped via Cut, that would make my day.
by BMO on Jan 13, 2009 7:02 PM EST up reply actions
just read that kj noons signed a 4 fight deal with the ufc and will debut in april against melvin guillard, read this on bloodyelbow but they stated they are not sure how accurate that report is, i hope it is true
by matt on Jan 13, 2009 7:48 PM EST reply actions

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