UFC Quick Quote: Jim Miller ready to leave it all in the cage against Gleison Tibau
"Gleison is a tough opponent. He's huge, he's the biggest guy in the division. It's not an easy fight, but that's what I want. I thrive off of that stuff. He hits hard. He's a big guy, but I think he's gotten better controlling his weight cut. He hasn't gassed out recently like he has in the past. I don't care about getting tired myself. I'm ready to leave it all in there."
Larry Pepe of Pro MMA Radio caught up with Jim Miller as he readies himself to take on the biggest opponent of his career, literally speaking, in Gleison Tibau tonight at UFC Fight Night 22. Miller is well aware of the size disadvantage he has, but asserts that it's fueling his motivation. Will the size difference between these two lightweights be too much for Miller to overcome? Let's get some last-minute thoughts on this match up.
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Jim Miller, one of the most overlooked fighters in the UFC.
Using no way as way, having no limitation as limitation.
Where's his neck?
Id like to see someone try and RNC him.
by Lester The Pimp on Sep 15, 2010 5:43 PM EDT reply actions
Bocek did for several minutes with one of Miller’s arms trapped and couldn’t come close.
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That is pretty crazy though..
To have one arm and still defend a RNC from a guy like Bocek is pretty impressive.
Triangles don't dodge Fedor.

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