The Ultimate Fighter (TUF) 10: Episode 9 recap and discussion
by Jesse Holland on Nov 11, 2009 7:18 PM EST
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Episode 9 of The Ultimate Fighter (TUF) Season 10 gets underway and Coach Evans is trying to find a way to train his contestants to fight one another after spending the first half of the season as team mates. His solution is to have them train together but not get individualized instruction.
Justin Wren, who fights Roy Nelson in tonight's quarterfinals bout, is uncomfortable training so close to "Big Country" when he knows he'll soon be standing across from him inside the cage.
Matt Mitrione complains of brain pain following his win over Scott Junk. "Meathead" was putting on a performance in the van on the way home from the gym but the rest of the gang wasn't taking the bait.
Since no one was paying any attention to him, he turns it up a notch with dry heaves and all kinds of psychosomatic symptoms that of course has Kimbo Slice beaming with the hope that Mitrione has a concussion and will be unable to fight, giving the former YouTube star a backdoor into the quarterfinals.
Coach Rampage calls Kimbo the most improved contestant which I find hard to believe since Slice gets in the confessional and talks about landing haymakers. Coach Evans isn't sour on the idea of a Kimbo return and thinks it might add a little excitement to the remaining match-ups.
Team Rampage thinks Team Evans is cocky so they decide to go out and stick a bunch of orphaned roosters in the cars of Rashad and his coaches. Get it? "Cock" ... "Cocky" ... Oh that Rampage, he's such a character.
The prank backfires because not only does Team Evans get a good laugh over the chicken fiasco, they get new rental cars to replace the ones that were defecated on by the wild birds.
Back at the house, Wes Sims asks a returning Matt Mitrione how his trip to the gynecologist was. Tee hee. Meathead responds that his brain is scrambled. Duh. We knew that already.
Commercial break shows a trailer for a movie titled "Ninja Assassin" that shows all those tired karate moves where guys are flying through the air in slow motion/Matrix-style.
Somewhere out there Sonny Chiba is changing the channel in shame.
UFC President Dana White shows up at the house unannounced to get a first hand look at the Mitrione situation. Matt assures Dana he's good to fight and is confident the doctor will agree. Scott Junk is also on standby in case they need a last-minute replacement.
James McSweeney predicts Justin Wren will overcome the skills (and belly) of Roy Nelson and take the fight. Kimbo disagrees, probably because he doesn't want the guy that owned him getting bounced out in the very next fight. Brendan Schaub calls for a stand-up war.
At the weigh-ins, Dana sneaks in a few more potshots at Roy Nelson then goes on to sing the praises of Justin Wren. Marcus Jones can't pick against Wren because he's so cute and likable. Oooookay. Wren is reading a prayer on the way to the fight. Matt Hughes would be proud.
Quarterfinal elimination fight #1: Roy Nelson (13-4) vs. Justin Wren (8-1)
Round 1: Wren charges with heavy punches but gets nothing. And again. Three times. Uh, four times. Five, but this time he lands and stuns Nelson who quickly ties him up and pushes him to the cage. They grunt and struggle for position until the referee separates them. Quick one-two by Nelson. Violent combo by Wren sends Nelson into a retreat. Wren throwing HARD. Wren eats two jabs and answers with a haymaker that grazes. More of Wren charging like a bull. Combo by Nelson. Another. Nice inside kick by Nelson. Wren charges and eats an uppercut. Wren starting to gas from all the power punches. Nelson finding his range and being elusive like a 300 lb. Lyoto Machida. Round over. Likely goes to Wren for the aggression and opening assault. Nelson landed but wasn't busy enough.
Round 2: Nelson jabs and Wren bulldozes in. Nelson retreats and avoids any damage. Hard right lands for Wren. Another. Jab lands for Nelson. Body shot for Nelson. Wren shoots and slips but escapes a Nelson flop. Wren charges and uses the Thai plum but Nelson uppercuts his way out of it. A spent Wren can barely keep his hands up. Nice low kick by Nelson who is also gassed. Wren eats another kick. Both guys lurching about, mouths agape. A right connects for Wren. Good low kick by Nelson. Body shot by Nelson. Nice low kick by Wren. Fight has turned into a disastrous display of exhaustion and rippling cellulite. Round over. I give it to Nelson for landing more shots. Should probably be a third round but of course there isn't.
Roy Nelson defeats Justin Wren via majority decision.
Dana White shakes his head in disgust.
Stay tuned next week as Matt Mitrione continues his woe-is-me routine, the coaches challenge features Rashad vs. Rampage in a game of beach volleyball and it's John Madsen against Brendan Schaub in the second round of quarterfinal action.
See you in seven!
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im catching the new south park episode first…
by HellaHectic on Nov 11, 2009 7:29 PM EST reply actions
i’ve been saying that every week, but i always get suckered in to watch TUF.
On the fight, I actually agreed with the decision. Wren was not “destroying” Roy by any means. Roy was landing WAY more with his jab/lead left hook. That slow motion flurry they replayed after the fight, only ONE punch landed before Roy went for his “life saving” clinch. Dana is just really biased against Roy and will never give him his dues. And Roy CLEARLY won the 2nd.
Props to Justin Wren. His two fights were vs the 2 most experienced guys on the show, Wes Sims and Roy Nelson. I’m sure we’ll see him on the Finale.
Next week, Brendan Schuab all the way. That Madsen guy couldn’t finish his fight even with the guy lying in a bloody heap for 8 minutes.
by Synyster on Nov 11, 2009 11:11 PM EST up reply actions
This season has produced some of the WORST MMA I have ever seen. The Junk fight was just absurd, they gas after 1 round of terrible fighting, Bob Sapp could have lasted longer!!! The only guy I can genuinely see actually getting somewhere is Big Baby, he actually has a good work ethic and a good skill set. To be honest I think showing that stuff is detrimental to the growth of MMA. TUF is alot of peoples first experience with the Sport and if they come into it thinking that it’s just a load of fat crazy bald guys hitting each other and rolling around on the ground, then that is what they will see and they’ll switch off!!! for MMA’s sake, cut TUF 10 from the air!!!
by Spinning Fat Kick on Nov 12, 2009 9:20 AM EST up reply actions
I like how Dana bashes Roy for never having an exciting fight that wasn’t because of the other guy, yet continues to put Guida and Fitch on television.
by PW on Nov 12, 2009 10:06 AM EST up reply actions
Dude, you’re smokin’ crack! Clay Guida has produced more high-paced non-stop action fights than any other UFC fighter I can think of. He’s like the Engergizer Bunny on speed!
by shonuff on Nov 12, 2009 10:41 AM EST up reply actions
Well said Shonuff. CLAY CAVEMAN GUIDA!!! he’s like a young Wandy but not as good.
by Spinning Fat Kick on Nov 12, 2009 10:56 AM EST up reply actions
Yeah, when the other guy is in control. If Guida had it his way he would just hug out the victory every time.
by prokstar on Nov 12, 2009 10:57 AM EST up reply actions
we’ll see how the Florian fight goes, Ken Flo will probably take it, but I really don’t like him so I hope he doesn’t, that whole “I WAH BEEJAYS BELL” thing just made me sick of him as well as all the sh*t he talked in the run up the that fight.
by Spinning Fat Kick on Nov 12, 2009 11:16 AM EST up reply actions
Just because he executes his lay ’n pray at an above average speed that causes his hair to flop around wildly does not make him an exciting fighter.
by PW on Nov 12, 2009 11:52 AM EST up reply actions
I am completely fed up with Dana Wite! I have had enough of him. Yes he has done LOT FOR THE SPORT, but that was years ago. Its been a while since he has done ANYTHING for mma…Only thing he does anything for is his pockets!
I personally think that Dana has done all he could for the UFC. He was the right man for the job back in the day…but he hurts the UFC more then he helps it these days!
I honestly think that if Dana gets FIRED, which he wont….Fedor will sign with the uFC immediately!
The UFC has reached its maximum potential with Dana white steering the ship. UFC wont grow anymore until Dana is replaced!
by john G on Nov 12, 2009 2:34 PM EST up reply actions
I think the reason Dana doesn’t give him props is because he was the heavily favored, he is the the most experienced, has the best skill set, and yet has barely been able to scrape past the sub par talent that this show is full of. I realize it is difficult to fight 4 times in 6 weeks, but this is a once in a lifetime deal and if other fighters have laid it all out on the line in past seasons; there is no reason why he or any other fighter in the house shouldn’t.
I find it hard to believe that this was the best group of 16 HW in the country. I have seen guys in my local events that look far superior to most of these guys. Big Baby being one of them(I am in the Tampa Area).
by Da Monkey on Nov 12, 2009 11:26 AM EST up reply actions
I assume because it’s only 30 minutes long and he won’t miss anything important skipping the BS that leads to the fight.
I mean really, after this many seasons it nearly has to be time to go to 32 contestants and 2 fights a week…… The fights couldn’t possibly feel less relevant.
by Jas on Nov 11, 2009 11:39 PM EST up reply actions
Because hating is SOOOO COOOOOL and even cooler is to hate on the UFC, man as we all know “Your only cool if ya pee yur UFC pants.” sorry probably not the exact quote from Billy Madison but close enough.
by Edgecrusher71 on Nov 11, 2009 11:41 PM EST up reply actions
If saying that TUF has become absolute trash is hating on the UFC then am sorry but everyone would either be a hater or lying to themselves.
by NameNotRequired on Nov 12, 2009 12:12 AM EST up reply actions
Naw I agree that it isn’t a good season (though I am excited about big marcus actually showing some ground skills). It just seems so overdone to crap on it that it has become the in thing to do. We all know it isn’t that good but we can still have good discussions and if you to just crap on it, don’t bother or voice an opinion with some substance not just crapping on something.
by Edgecrusher71 on Nov 12, 2009 1:17 AM EST up reply actions
When the owner of the show can’t even find good points to talk about then you know a show really sucks. Its embarrassing to think Roy was this prospect fighter but he’s terrible, I doubt he’ll last long in the UFC.
by Cogito Ergo Sum on Nov 12, 2009 10:14 AM EST up reply actions
as much as Dana seems to hate him, he may never make it to the UFC.
by shonuff on Nov 12, 2009 10:43 AM EST up reply actions
i just wanna say im cant stand dana….kimbo ,clearly is not good dana just loves him like he loves brock..and this season is absolutely horrible..even makes it worse that we wont see Rashad bash Rampages head in cuz hes scared and a quitter!!
by brad on Nov 12, 2009 10:53 AM EST up reply actions
I guess Dana infiltrated Mania and made sure my post didn’t show up because I didn’t take a crap on Nelson. lol.
It’ll be up in a few hours I suppose…
by Synyster on Nov 12, 2009 12:00 AM EST up reply actions
This show would have been better had they put Hector Echevarria and Heath Herring there. Imagine the camaraderie that this two had during that movie!
by Phasebook on Nov 12, 2009 12:38 AM EST up reply actions
Nelson-Wren should be an excellent fight, shame it’s once again being overshadowed by the Kimbo show. Kimbo sucks, I don’t want to see him fight and we know he didn’t make the final, I’m sick of all of the BS hype behind him. Mitrione sucks as well, I wouldn’t be surprised if he quits even if he is cleared to fight.
by David W-S on Nov 11, 2009 7:42 PM EST reply actions
Well at least this season has succeeded in reinforcing my already considerable hatred for both rampage and dana white. All these teases about a Kimbo return I just find amusing now.
by frosnt on Nov 11, 2009 9:30 PM EST up reply actions
but ya gotta admit, it was funny as hell seeing Rashad rolling around in the grass chasing a chicken! That was the highlight of the season so far!
by shonuff on Nov 11, 2009 11:24 PM EST up reply actions
Hey yo frosnt, you will never guess whose coming back next week. The guy was on YouTube and his name rhymes with Timbo, can you guess?
by Who Gives a F@€k on Nov 12, 2009 12:27 AM EST up reply actions
Round 1 to Justin Wren.
He had Roy on his heels several times.
by shonuff on Nov 11, 2009 10:50 PM EST up reply actions
Wren gasses and gets out-jabbed by the obese koala bear. These “fights” are painful to watch. Foolish of me to watch this season hoping to see new talent capable of making a splash in the HW division. All I see are out of shape non-athletes with gaping holes in their games and mostly questionable work ethics. Adding to the insult is Dana White continually trying to polish this turd.
by CL on Nov 11, 2009 11:37 PM EST up reply actions
ROTFL at “Dana polishing his turd” Heheh. That was almost as funny as watching Rashad chase those chickens and fall on his ass.
QUOTE OF THE WEEK goes to CL!
by shonuff on Nov 12, 2009 10:35 AM EST up reply actions
On a side note rofl at the “300 lb” Lyoto Machida quote.
by frosnt on Nov 11, 2009 11:32 PM EST up reply actions
Decent fight until Wren gassed, shame that neither Justin or Roy used their grappling skills and the fight devolved into a boxing match. Justin was landing some nice combinations but once he had Roy hurt he got overeager to finish the fight and ended up gassing after throwing and missing several overhand rights. He won the first round but I could see the tide turning in Nelson’s favour and the second was definitely Roy’s round. It should have gone to a third but Nelson would have won anyway because he paced himself better so he had more energy. Hopefully he uses his grappling skills in the next fight and Dana actually gives him credit if he wins next time. Justin deserves to replace Matt instead of Kimbo, his problem was inexperience and I think he’s got potential to be a good fighter.
by David W-S on Nov 12, 2009 7:14 AM EST up reply actions
Kimbo is fighting Houston, so I do not think he gets to fight one more time on the show. I agree with David, Kimbo is being hyped up like crazy. Nelson will win the decision by sleeping on top of Wren and giving birth to a dozen dogs.
by Hazm on Nov 11, 2009 7:53 PM EST reply actions
They must have decided that the benefit of pumping the Kimbo/Houston fight was better than the tv drama of wether Kimbo’s in the final. Unless, this is all some big scam to keep us from the truth. Who knows?
by jrandolph on Nov 11, 2009 7:54 PM EST reply actions
personally Ithink reguardles of who kimbo fights he will lose.he still has no ground game.there’s only so much you can learn in a few weeks.
by frank on Nov 11, 2009 8:51 PM EST reply actions
If anybody should get a second shot, it’s Demico. Kimbo got completely dominated. Demico was winning his fight up till almost the end.
by shonuff on Nov 11, 2009 10:51 PM EST up reply actions
Demico vs Justin I say would be good as Justin got screwed in that decision (though he probably would’ve lost the 3rd, anyway).
by frosnt on Nov 11, 2009 11:21 PM EST up reply actions
yeah, they should have a runoff match between those two to determine who takes Meathead’s place.
by shonuff on Nov 11, 2009 11:25 PM EST up reply actions
Is it a catch weight for Kimbo/Alexander fight?
by TBlades on Nov 11, 2009 10:51 PM EST reply actions
Houston/Kimbo fight is at a rumour catchweight of 220lbs.
by britches on Nov 11, 2009 11:16 PM EST up reply actions
this season is so sad that roy nelson is in the best shape out of all the contestants!
by RT on Nov 11, 2009 10:58 PM EST reply actions
Wow WTF what a horrible decision. how could you give that 1st round to Roy
by frosnt on Nov 11, 2009 11:00 PM EST reply actions
yeah, that’s some total BS. Wren clearly won the 1st round and I still thought he narrowly won the second because more of his combinations actually landed. I don’t know what fight those judges were watching.
by shonuff on Nov 11, 2009 11:05 PM EST up reply actions
no way big cuntry one the first round but ren was out of gas.
by littleblazed on Nov 11, 2009 11:07 PM EST reply actions
terrible decision, but I think the outcome would be the same if it went to round 3. Wren was gassed. Roy is a boring fighter, but part of that is that he’s really smart about conserving his energy. It’s not that Roy has this amazing cardio, he’s just much much better at pacing himself.
by hob on Nov 11, 2009 11:07 PM EST reply actions
I HATE fights like this. Who the hell wants to watch a BOXING match between a JiuJitsu BlackBelt and a National Greco-Roman Champion. Who gives a crap! Might as well watch a boxing match between two construction workers. It’s like watching Michael Jordan vs Kobe Bryant in a hockey match! We don’t watch Mixed Martial Arts to see two specialists compete in something they both suck at.
by shonuff on Nov 11, 2009 11:12 PM EST reply actions
Truth! Shame on both of them for being too chicken-shit to risk getting beat at their own game! This was just like that bullshit boxing match between Nog and Mir. We didn’t pay for that show to see the TOP TWO JiuJitsu Heavyweights in the world stand on their feet and poke each other!! REFUND PLEASE!!!
by Titor Belfortiz on Nov 12, 2009 10:51 AM EST up reply actions
nelson won? total BS. just another reason this season is complete crap. and no way is kinbo fighting again. they just keep teasing so that people might actually still tune in to this crap…which i unfortunately do (not cuz of kimbo).
whan does marcus jones fight again? that might at least be entertaining.
by B_Hos on Nov 11, 2009 11:16 PM EST reply actions
i think the judges just wanted to save us all from having to endure a 3rd round of this atrocity….how the hell does every single fighter on this show run out of gas before the end of the 1st round? its freaking sad…
these fights truly are painful to watch…thank god south park keeps me entertained through the first half of the show….
by HellaHectic on Nov 11, 2009 11:20 PM EST reply actions
ya srsly I knew heavyweights was gonna suck what a horrible weight class.
by frosnt on Nov 11, 2009 11:30 PM EST up reply actions
Did I catch the third judges name was…Patricia? No idea why the judging was so bad. Nope none all.
by DolFan on Nov 11, 2009 11:23 PM EST reply actions
Roy Nelson is the saddest fattest excuse for a fighter… He is by far his biggest fan. Sad Sad Sad.
by IrishMikey on Nov 11, 2009 11:37 PM EST reply actions
sounds like I didnt miss much, gosh this is the most overhyped season of TUF ever and seems to be the biggest letdown, EVER….
by Chadx23 on Nov 11, 2009 11:55 PM EST reply actions
just a heads up… HUGHES VS RENZO pretty much confirmed
by Yo Mammas Chin Whiskers on Nov 12, 2009 12:18 AM EST reply actions
Ah Hughes finds a way to not fight contenders and allow the next generation to use his name on their records. It’s sad that the UFC will try to revive that contrived imaginary beef b/t hughes and gracie. They’ll market this as a revenge match.
The more intriguing gracie fight around is probly the rumored one that they’re trying to maybe get for Saku. Now that’s true rivalry.
by NameNotRequired on Nov 12, 2009 1:15 AM EST up reply actions
Hughes is a joke, I should have known that Renzo would be his opponent as soon as he signed, seeing as Hughes is avoiding AKA, Semtex, Rumble and any other quality WW. Hopefully Renzo can avenge Royce’s defeat but it’s troubling that after the one sided beatdown that was UFC 60 they’re going for another Hughes-Gracie fight.
At least Saku-Gracie was a classic rivalry and these days the Gracie Hunter and the Gracies are as beaten down as each other, Hughes may be past his prime but he is only going to get smashed by young contenders like GSP and Alves, so by avoiding them he’s going to have some more longevity.
by David W-S on Nov 12, 2009 7:09 AM EST up reply actions
Hughes has no business fighting AKA, Semtex, or Rumble. For any one of them, a win over Hughes doesn’t really do anything for them. Sure, hes a name, but Hughes has shown us nothing in recent fights that leads us to believe that he’s going to be challenging for a belt. His skills just dont get the job done against guys who are way younger and way more evolved. Everyone knows this, but they still want to crucify Hughes for not taking fights that he has no business being in. AKA, Semtex, Rumble, Condit, Hardy, Kampmann, Hazelett, these guys should be fighting EACH OTHER to advance, NOT an over the hill Matt Hughes.
In my eyes, Hughes should be right where he is fighting older guys like Serra, Renzo, throw Karo in there, and whatever else guy that is on the SAME LEVEL as Hughes.
To me, its sad that AKA keeps calling out Hughes, because they just want an easy way to a title shot, instead of having to go through Rumble and Kampmann and Hardy and Haze and all these guys that are on their level.
by Synyster on Nov 12, 2009 9:21 AM EST up reply actions
Hughes is doing what he ought to be doing, fighting on the “Seniors Tour”. He can’t hang with the top contenders anymore and he knows it. Dana’s not gonna let him go and put his name on a Strikeforce roster. So why not finish out his career fighting other guys from his generation. There are plenty of great fights for him there that I’d still be interested in. Particularly, I’d love to see him fight Sakuraba and Frank Shamrock. Hughes is the longest reigning Champion in UFC history. Why should he screw up his legacy by becoming a doormat for up-n-comers. Frank and Saku are two legends near his size that he never got to face. I would have sold my left arm to have seen those fights 6 or 7 years ago, and I still think they’d be great fights today. A fight doesn’t have to be title-relevant to be exiting.
by shonuff on Nov 12, 2009 11:04 AM EST up reply actions
I don’t see the point of old men fighting each other, why bother? It’d be like watching Tyson fighting Holyfield again. I have no desire to watch Hughes fight other has beens, at least when Randy fights it’s against top competition or young up and comers not rematches with Liddell. I find it disrespectful for him to sign a multi-fight contract then avoid fighting top up and comers, with that attitude he better not mention GSP or Thiago’s names ever again.
by David W-S on Nov 12, 2009 2:18 PM EST up reply actions
Renzo is gonna get manhandled…I dont see him sinking in a gullotine like he did on Militich(spelling?). Only hope of him winning this is getting Hughes back as I think Hughes is strong enough to power out of his other submission attempts. Very irrelevant fight as far as the title is concerned, but one that most fans, including myself, will pay to see. Can you imagine the beating GSP would put on Renzo if he manages to bet 2 or 3 welterweights in impressive form, and they make that fight happen? VERY unlikely but crazy stuff does happen.
by salamagogo on Nov 12, 2009 8:06 AM EST up reply actions
"I still have some gaps in my techniques, in my skills, and that’s why my trainers press me hard to work hard and improve. In spite of the fact that they try to work me hard and make my game perfect, I still, in some places, I look a little bit clumsy."
“Also, I try to treat all people the same way. We’re all human beings, with two arms, two legs and all of us are equal in front of God.”
Fedor = Class
by OJR is King (formerly introvert) on Nov 12, 2009 12:50 AM EST reply actions
sum1 is a nuthugger. I didnt know Fedor was on tuf 10. oh wait he’s not.
Post that shit in a thread about him, not here
by hehehe hahaha on Nov 12, 2009 4:39 AM EST up reply actions
lol – he’s been going on about it all week. Maybe if we all agree the Fedor talk will go away.
Back to school because I don’t like Strikeforce…….lol
by DF on Nov 12, 2009 9:25 AM EST up reply actions
Heheh. Seriously, I thought that quote was from Kimbo Slice, cause I missed the first few minutes of this episode and it sounds like something Kimbo would say, if knowhatimsayin they posted it with a little knowhatimsayin editing on it. Fuhreal.
by shonuff on Nov 12, 2009 11:10 AM EST up reply actions
should have been a third round, but nelson would have won it. wren was way more gassed. nelson knows how to fight fat!
by Conan the Barbarian on Nov 12, 2009 1:37 AM EST reply actions
Was I the only one that laughed at roy when he was kneeing justin? lol
by pbdb on Nov 12, 2009 7:30 AM EST reply actions
I bet they had to special order Nelson’s black belt…its probably a friggin dyed cargo strap or something
by salamagogo on Nov 12, 2009 7:56 AM EST reply actions
wow ur HILARIOUS… ever think of becoming a comedian ?
by Footprints on Nov 12, 2009 8:47 AM EST up reply actions
nelson landed solid punches in round one but wren walked through them and landed the heavier shots. I think wren won round one but not by a landslide. Roy won round 2 cause wren gasses swinging for the fences with every punch. Neither one of them has much on the feet but this fight was better than half the fights we have seen on the show. These guys need to all run every morning and drop about 20 pounds each so they can last more than 4 minutes. 12 or 13 of the 16 of them gass after one round or less.
by hatteras on Nov 12, 2009 8:48 AM EST reply actions
The first round was a tie, Nelson won the second, no need for a boring third. I don’t think the show is lame, I just think we’ve watched too much. Like CSI, how many times do we need to see a murder solved.
PVR my friends, PRV
by DF on Nov 12, 2009 9:22 AM EST reply actions
I’m seeing an eventual match-up between Big C*nt and Kimbo where Kimbo knocks his chubby ass into the first row. Dana just seems to be hating on Nelson and setting him up for something. This season may be my last if the only fighters that can get are either unskilled for fat asses.
by GangOfOne on Nov 12, 2009 9:46 AM EST reply actions
Nelson was in a TV commercial, he probably makes the final.
by wrong on Nov 12, 2009 10:07 AM EST up reply actions
Um, that fight already happened. Roy tooled him.
by PW on Nov 12, 2009 10:11 AM EST up reply actions
Wren won the first two minutes, Roy won the last eight. Can’t gripe to much about the decision. Man, I think Dana hates Roy more than he hates Fedor
by efisher on Nov 12, 2009 10:14 AM EST reply actions
All the fights this season so far have sucked.Rampage is a waste of life,not a fan anymore of him,would be nice to see kimbo just have one more fight thou and land a couple flush shots but alas probably wont happen.I think big baby is the fighter to beat,cant wait til someone punches him in the face and he loses it hah
by junkman on Nov 12, 2009 10:38 PM EST reply actions
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