EPTEnjoy, comment, im friggin pumped to this fight, its gonna be the great HW fight of recent times.
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D10
Brazil3409 Posts
Enjoy, comment, im friggin pumped to this fight, its gonna be the great HW fight of recent times. | ||
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Blondinbengt
Sweden578 Posts
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bITt.mAN
Switzerland3689 Posts
Yes it's exciting, but its also so 'animal' its disgusting (aka. you would really fucking not appreciate if someone did that to you or someone you knew). | ||
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StarStruck
25339 Posts
Face palm. | ||
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Etherone
United States1898 Posts
On November 17 2010 05:48 StarStruck wrote: Why did you come and comment on his blog then? Face palm. same reason he has that opinion. ( he is ignorant) | ||
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Blondinbengt
Sweden578 Posts
On November 17 2010 05:28 bITt.mAN wrote: OK I understand hype behind the confrontation of two top competitors (fuck yeah I'd be excited for a Boxer/Yellow Bisu/JD JD/Flash), but I still don't get the appeal of watching two guys try to beat the shit out of each other, esp. when they're already down. Yes it's exciting, but its also so 'animal' its disgusting (aka. you would really fucking not appreciate if someone did that to you or someone you knew). Well, first of all, it's not like the people in the ring (or octagon) don't know what they're doing there, it's not like they get in there and go ''wtf??!! some guy is trying to kick my ass??!!''. It's a bit like saying sex is bad because sometimes people get raped, it's a matter of context. The 'when they're already down'-argument is a bit of a fallacy, because in MMA you have something called the ''ground game'' which is essentially techniques based on fighting while on your back or being on top of someone on the ground, it's mostly a mix between wrestling, judo and brazilian jiu-jitsu. What this means is that many fights are actually won by the guy being on his back through submissions and sometimes even striking such as elbows, it's not necessarily a bad position to be in. MMA often look more brutal compared to other contact sports such as boxing, but looking at the actual damage taken by fighters in a fight, boxing is often a lot worse (see the recent Pacquiao vs Margarito fight). Ultimately it comes down to subjective ideas though, if you are just in general against violence you will probably never be a MMA-fan, but if you actually take the time to learn a bit about the techniques and the skill behind what's going on you might see it in a different way. | ||
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MisterD
Germany1338 Posts
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Kyhol
Canada2574 Posts
For the people who just fight to be dirtbags, jumping people and beating them unconscious because they can't control their emotions in a civilized manner, they bring a terrible name to the skilled aspect of fighting. If any of those random bastards were to step into the ring with someone they would be destroyed. There are people who love fighting, like myself. I've hit 2 people in my life without equipment on, and they both deserved it. I've never started a fight over something petty, nor have I attacked a random person. If someone asked me to fight them in the ring, you're god damn right I'd do it. It would be more fun and excitement then my body could handle. If others who like to fight take it in a professional manner then fighting isn't so scary. Fighting is scary when you don't want to fight. I can't wait for this fight. It's ACTUALLY the biggest fight in HW history. This fight is huge, and I've been waiting for it to happen for 2 years or so. I'll be ordering this one baby. :D | ||
NonY
8748 Posts
On November 17 2010 05:48 StarStruck wrote: Why did you come and comment on his blog then? Face palm. He figures that the guy who is hyped for this event gets the appeal and will talk about it. | ||
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Slithe
United States985 Posts
On November 17 2010 05:28 bITt.mAN wrote: OK I understand hype behind the confrontation of two top competitors (fuck yeah I'd be excited for a Boxer/Yellow Bisu/JD JD/Flash), but I still don't get the appeal of watching two guys try to beat the shit out of each other, esp. when they're already down. Yes it's exciting, but its also so 'animal' its disgusting (aka. you would really fucking not appreciate if someone did that to you or someone you knew). I'm sure there is some portion of the population that is only interested in seeing people get fucked up. However, it is terribly ignorant for you to believe that this is the only reason people watch MMA. You only think it is animal because you do not understand what is going on. It's like when a complete newbie watches a starcraft game. To them it looks like a senseless game where you throw units at each other endlessly. They do not know what micro or macro is. They have no concept of the underlying strategy of the game. In the exact same way, you are also missing the underlying strategy and skill of MMA. Mixed martial arts is a very complex sport. There is an immense skill aspect to it, which makes it very fascinating to watch from a technical point of view. Jiu Jitsu is often called physical chess because it is a game of strategy. Obviously, there is a physical damage component to it. However, this is true with many sports. These people are athletes, and they accept the risks that are associated with their sports. Also, the danger is very largely mitigated by the rules of the sport. | ||
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Mastermind
Canada7096 Posts
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pokeyAA
United States936 Posts
For those reason, I give the edge to Cain. | ||
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nemahsys
Canada457 Posts
On November 17 2010 05:28 bITt.mAN wrote: OK I understand hype behind the confrontation of two top competitors (fuck yeah I'd be excited for a Boxer/Yellow Bisu/JD JD/Flash), but I still don't get the appeal of watching two guys try to beat the shit out of each other, esp. when they're already down. Yes it's exciting, but its also so 'animal' its disgusting (aka. you would really fucking not appreciate if someone did that to you or someone you knew). its clear you dont enjoy or respect the sport or its competitors. why are you posting in this thread at all? | ||
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xBTx
Canada542 Posts
I believe lesnar-velasquez was the big fight. This will be Cain's first title defense via UD or late TKO | ||
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D10
Brazil3409 Posts
On November 17 2010 07:38 xBTx wrote: I really don't see why there's so much hype. Cain's going to get the Jon Fitch/Josh Koscheck patented AKA gameplan and outwrestle the superior striker (fitch vs alves, koscheck vs daley). I believe lesnar-velasquez was the big fight. This will be Cain's first title defense via UD or late TKO No way! JDS is miles away from Lesnar in terms of everything that is nothing taking down. | ||
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Brazil3409 Posts
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D10
Brazil3409 Posts
On November 17 2010 05:28 bITt.mAN wrote: OK I understand hype behind the confrontation of two top competitors (fuck yeah I'd be excited for a Boxer/Yellow Bisu/JD JD/Flash), but I still don't get the appeal of watching two guys try to beat the shit out of each other, esp. when they're already down. Yes it's exciting, but its also so 'animal' its disgusting (aka. you would really fucking not appreciate if someone did that to you or someone you knew). Look, I dont know what to tell you, I felt EXACLY like you like 1 year ago. My friends compete in MMA and always loved the scene, eventually they got jobs and started buying all PPVs, I started watching, talking about it, following some brazilian fighters, learning MMA myself, and its inevitable to start liking it. Once you get over the hemophobia the sport causes, you will be able to see it just like a SC match, a competition between the skill of 2 great athlethes. here watch this video of Lyoto. | ||
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KaiserReinhard
United States554 Posts
On November 17 2010 05:28 bITt.mAN wrote: OK I understand hype behind the confrontation of two top competitors (fuck yeah I'd be excited for a Boxer/Yellow Bisu/JD JD/Flash), but I still don't get the appeal of watching two guys try to beat the shit out of each other, esp. when they're already down. Yes it's exciting, but its also so 'animal' its disgusting (aka. you would really fucking not appreciate if someone did that to you or someone you knew). The appeal is that it's not two big dumb brutes swinging at one another, it's that they're top class martial artists + athletes who train really hard. If you're interested in martial arts and/or still have that primal spark that exists in males that just makes you want to fight/hunt/generally be angry then you get a kick out of watching MMA. If you're not really a fighting guy it wouldn't appeal to you and you may not understand the appeal. Simple as that. | ||
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xBTx
Canada542 Posts
On November 17 2010 07:49 D10 wrote: No way! JDS is miles away from Lesnar in terms of everything that is nothing taking down. I love JDS but for all we know he sprawls like James Toney. | ||
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D10
Brazil3409 Posts
I really dont think Cain will have an overwhelming advantage over JDS, its an even fight and anyone can win | ||
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