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    Quote Originally Posted by PortisDBest View Post
    Yes I am a BB in judo and Jiu Jitsu. Spent my younger years training to become one. And about the primetime event, I was talking about the one for Bisping Vs Akiyama. There werent any primetime thing for that fight.
    Damn nice, I wish I was black belt in bjj and judo. There was probably no primetime because it was free.

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    Quote Originally Posted by styx491 View Post
    So I was watching mma knockout videos on youtube just now, and one of the highlights had the POV of the ref, he had a camera on him and it was such an AWESOME view. I don't know why that isn't more popular, putting a small camera somewhere on the ref so it's pointing and seeing what he's seeing, while not holding the ref back from making calls in the octagon and doing his job. The camera angle is so great, it gets right in the middle of the action very literally. The ref was running up to them when they went down for the ground and pound and you were standing right next to the action, it was an awesome feeling. Why doesn't this happen more often???????
    Pride's Ref cam was greatness

    Strikeforce has used it on occasion, not sure why the UFC doesn't use it more, probably because they didn't think of it first


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    Brock lesnar looks meaner with that goatee. He looks like a viking. I would not want to fight that guy

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    Quote Originally Posted by styx491 View Post
    So I was watching mma knockout videos on youtube just now, and one of the highlights had the POV of the ref, he had a camera on him and it was such an AWESOME view. I don't know why that isn't more popular, putting a small camera somewhere on the ref so it's pointing and seeing what he's seeing, while not holding the ref back from making calls in the octagon and doing his job. The camera angle is so great, it gets right in the middle of the action very literally. The ref was running up to them when they went down for the ground and pound and you were standing right next to the action, it was an awesome feeling. Why doesn't this happen more often???????
    Quote Originally Posted by StillUnknown View Post
    Pride's Ref cam was greatness

    Strikeforce has used it on occasion, not sure why the UFC doesn't use it more, probably because they didn't think of it first
    The Pride ref cam was awesome! The UFC should at least show a ref cam angle after KOs. Since they bought the rights to Pride they can just pretend like they own the idea lol.

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    a preview of Brocks post-fight celebration?

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    Quote Originally Posted by StillUnknown View Post
    a preview of Brocks post-fight celebration?


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    Quote Originally Posted by StillUnknown View Post
    a preview of Brocks post-fight celebration?

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    Just picked up and brought home the new EA MMA game for the Xbox360......so far I am not impressed. You get to control options using the "total punch control" (right stick from EA's boxing series) and the clasic control that utilizes a very "UFC Undisputed" style of fight control. The right stick punching in my opinion is garbage....its almost impossible to throw a kick.

    The classic controls work a little better and are crisper however again the kicking is hap hazard they say there is a high low modifire button but every time I press it the kick still just does what it wants based on the range of the opponent.

    The take downs are a little harder to defend but not bad, the ground game is easier to defend but also easier to execute from an offensive perspective.

    The online is ok one cool thing is the PPV/fight card where you can create a fight card and then have people join in or watch it or you can join there fight card, that was actually fun chatting with other games while waiting for my fight to come on.

    Overall I give this game a C it is just avergae the only thing that really gets me going is getting to play as other MMA fighters that you cant in the UFC game, and its MMA other than that you will feel much like a Strikeforce fighter playing this game.....you will enjoy it for what it is but you would rather play the UFC version. I probably will beat the game and then sell it back.
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    I was reading Anik's chat earlier and there were a few mentions of a possible Aldo-Florian fight, but Aldo's management apparently turned it down. I still think he has a few fights in the WEC before he starts moving around, but that news is interesting.

    Also, I believe MMA Live has three live shows from Anaheim this weekend: the weigh-ins, a pre-fight show and a post-fight show. It is pretty good stuff for those that have not checked it out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lovetoaster View Post
    I was reading Anik's chat earlier and there were a few mentions of a possible Aldo-Florian fight, but Aldo's management apparently turned it down. I still think he has a few fights in the WEC before he starts moving around, but that news is interesting.

    Also, I believe MMA Live has three live shows from Anaheim this weekend: the weigh-ins, a pre-fight show and a post-fight show. It is pretty good stuff for those that have not checked it out.
    I wouldn't blame him for sticking around and defending his title at FW for a little longer but he's pretty much cleaned house in that division in the WEC. I'm interested to see how he does at 155, he apparently cuts a decent amount of weight to fight at 145 so I think he'll be fine.

    BTW, according to Wikipedia his full name is:

    José Aldo da Silva Oliveira Júnior

    I want to hear Bruce Buffer call him like that...it has the same number of syllables as Nogueria's full name + nickname lol.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lovetoaster View Post
    I was reading Anik's chat earlier and there were a few mentions of a possible Aldo-Florian fight, but Aldo's management apparently turned it down. I still think he has a few fights in the WEC before he starts moving around, but that news is interesting.

    Also, I believe MMA Live has three live shows from Anaheim this weekend: the weigh-ins, a pre-fight show and a post-fight show. It is pretty good stuff for those that have not checked it out.
    The problem with Aldo is that he's not a 155 fighter right now. At 155 he'd have to deal with some pretty strong wrestlers and fighters. Donald Cerrone, Ben Henderson, Sean Sherk, and Gray Maynard come to mind. I'm not sure if he transitions to that type of competition well right now. He'd certainly need to add the muscle weight as opposed to just cutting less weight for the fight. Having said that Ben and Donald are needed in the UFC... those guys put on great fights and they are young and explosive fighters with great all around skill sets. They'd really revamp the UFC's light weight division that isn't looking great IMO.

    I'd like to see Donald Cerrone fight Ken-Flo.
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    I agree....I think aldo would need some time to put on the weight the right way in order to fight at 155....Im not saying he couldnt compete but I just dont think he can say ok Im gonna fight Kenflo now....
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    Quote Originally Posted by #98QBKiller View Post
    I wouldn't blame him for sticking around and defending his title at FW for a little longer but he's pretty much cleaned house in that division in the WEC. I'm interested to see how he does at 155, he apparently cuts a decent amount of weight to fight at 145 so I think he'll be fine.
    I don't know if he has completely cleaned house in the 145 division. If Grispi wins next month, I think they should fight, although I would love to see Aldo-Hominick. I know Grispi beat Hominick a few years ago and Hominick's record is not as sparkling as Grispi's, but Hominick has been a different fighter over the last two years or so. An Aldo-Hominick fight would be explosive, although it surely would not garner as much money or attention as Aldo-Florian.

    I know he is going to move up relatively soon, but I think he should start off with someone a little lower on the food chain than Florian. I know he has lost two of his last four, but he is still a damn good, and big LW. But I say that, and Aldo's camp is probably thinking the opposite. They probably want someone a little higher up the ladder...probably on top of the ladder. By the time the winner of the Edgar-Maynard fight is ready to step in the cage again, they could be staring at Aldo.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lovetoaster View Post
    I don't know if he has completely cleaned house in the 145 division. If Grispi wins next month, I think they should fight, although I would love to see Aldo-Hominick. I know Grispi beat Hominick a few years ago and Hominick's record is not as sparkling as Grispi's, but Hominick has been a different fighter over the last two years or so. An Aldo-Hominick fight would be explosive, although it surely would not garner as much money or attention as Aldo-Florian.

    I know he is going to move up relatively soon, but I think he should start off with someone a little lower on the food chain than Florian. I know he has lost two of his last four, but he is still a damn good, and big LW. But I say that, and Aldo's camp is probably thinking the opposite. They probably want someone a little higher up the ladder...probably on top of the ladder. By the time the winner of the Edgar-Maynard fight is ready to step in the cage again, they could be staring at Aldo.
    I agree that I'd like to see him fight someone at 155, a little lower on the food chain than Florian. I'm just excited that getting him to 155 is a realistic possibility now. The LW division needs some new blood. Guys like Edgar and Maynard are tough but it seems like that entire division is filling up with the same style of fighters. Someone as good as Aldo could really spice things up.

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    I actually think he matches pretty well with Florian, in fact I'd probably pick Aldo to win

    Aldo would have a bigger problems with the Maynard's & Sherks @ 155 than someone like Florian
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