Props: MMA Manifesto
Quoteworthy:
"Always I'm looking for high kick but sometimes happens, sometimes not. I'm very happy to finish a fight with a high kick ... sometimes (it's) difficult because if opponent waiting for high kick it's very difficult to land it. If he's not waiting, it's much easier. It's going to be a good fight because he's a strong guy. It will be a nice fight - nice and hard fight. Also it's more difficult for me because he's tall and have long arms. (I'll have to) Try to find my space ... You never know with fights. You never know what's happen in a fight. It can be 25 minutes. It can be one round or it can be five rounds, you never know."
Recent Strikeforce acquisition Marius Zaromskis talks about meeting Nick Diaz in his promotion debut at the "Miami" event on Saturday, Jan. 30 in Sunrise, FL. The "Whitemare" is coming off a first round mutilation of Myeon Ho Bae at DREAM 12 back on Oct. 25 -- the third consecutive time the Lithuanian won a fight with a head kick in the opening round. He also clowned Jason High and the heavily-favored Hayoto Sakurai to finish his stellar run in the July 20 conclusion to the DREAM Welterweight Grand Prix. Can he continue his path of destruction against the foul-mouthed fightmonger? Or will the "long arms" and stellar submission game of Diaz give him a rude welcome? This one is going to be fireworks -- don't blink.