EPTOn November 09 2009 10:01 Klogon wrote:
It's truly amazing what he's still doing at his age as well.
It's truly amazing what he's still doing at his age as well.
Are you talking about Fedor?
He is only 33 you know...
Strikeforce: Fedor vs Rogers - November 7th - Page 16
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Barneyk
Sweden320 Posts
Are you talking about Fedor? He is only 33 you know... | ||
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omgbnetsux
United States3749 Posts
On November 09 2009 10:01 Klogon wrote: Wow, great fight. I don't understand how anybody can hate that man. He just loves to fight and does his business in the ring. And he does it in a very entertaining fashion by taking the battle to his opponents. It's truly amazing what he's still doing at his age as well. His management is my only problem. | ||
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Freyr
United States500 Posts
On November 09 2009 11:02 Barneyk wrote: Are you talking about Fedor? He is only 33 you know... He has had quite a lot of fights, and has been active for a long time, which adds a lot to his "age". | ||
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eshlow
United States5210 Posts
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win8282
Korea (South)454 Posts
On November 09 2009 10:01 Klogon wrote: Wow, great fight. I don't understand how anybody can hate that man. He just loves to fight and does his business in the ring. And he does it in a very entertaining fashion by taking the battle to his opponents. It's truly amazing what he's still doing at his age as well. I agree with everything you said, except Fedor wouldn't. According to him, MMA is not a passion. It's a mere job. Maybe that's why he's so good? He goes to work, does his job, go home. That's why he's never nervous... so he can always maintain his adrenaline levels at optimum level when most fighters (like Rogers) would have their adrenaline levels going thru the roof, disabling them from functioning at 100%. | ||
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fLyiNgDroNe
Belgium4136 Posts
just read the article about him with the large intreview in one the most famous magazines in Russia. It was written a week ago - before the fight. Some points that i've liked: - one of the ppl in the crowd remembered that a little time ago Fedor was defeated in the sambo division for the first time (from some Bolgarian Sambo fighter Ivanov). His response on that was "We also make mistakes" Then he proceeded to tell some differencies in pure sambo and MMA, that he likes more MMA as a fight "without your jacket" and you can go to the ground not just stand. - Fedor said: "now i'm gonna fight with Rogers, so i'm learning about his strong qualities. He has a huge phisical strength, knock-out punch, and explosive speed. I don't have a plan for the fight yet. Will fight according to what will happen in the cage - i will see what Rogers will suggest" - Fedor recently got married (and yes he has a daughter). So according to his coach he didn't practice a lot because of that. He's more into family now. And i also think that his powers come from his religion - as he has no fear, he relies on God and believes that God will help him to win. That's where come his calmness and impressive aggressiveness from. | ||
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statix
United States1760 Posts
On November 10 2009 00:54 fLyiNgDroNe wrote: yo guys just read the article about him with the large intreview in one the most famous magazines in Russia. It was written a week ago - before the fight. Some points that i've liked: - one of the ppl in the crowd remembered that a little time ago Fedor was defeated in the sambo division for the first time (from some Bolgarian Sambo fighter Ivanov). His response on that was "We also make mistakes" Then he proceeded to tell some differencies in pure sambo and MMA, that he likes more MMA as a fight "without your jacket" and you can go to the ground not just stand. - Fedor said: "now i'm gonna fight with Rogers, so i'm learning about his strong qualities. He has a huge phisical strength, knock-out punch, and explosive speed. I don't have a plan for the fight yet. Will fight according to what will happen in the cage - i will see what Rogers will suggest" - Fedor recently got married (and yes he has a daughter). So according to his coach he didn't practice a lot because of that. He's more into family now. And i also think that his powers come from his religion - as he has no fear, he relies on God and believes that God will help him to win. That's where come his calmness and impressive aggressiveness from. Fedor's mental strength is just astounding. I find myself approaching my first amateur fight and am honestly unable to sleep sometimes. I've trained my body for quite some time but my mind is still weak as hell. The crowd, the yells, the fight, my gameplan, and even my damn entrance music is coming into question. Fedor doesn't get nervous and he doesn't buy into hype. He is supremely confident in his abilities. He doesn't maddog his opponents at the staredowns or weighins; he simply looks at them like another object in the room. He looks at his opponents the way many of us look at a burger were about to eat; he knows all he can do is eat he burger and all the burger can do is be eaten. | ||
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PhilGood2DaY
Germany7424 Posts
But I have to say the mixture of Fedor not being as dominant as he used to be and Rogers being stronger than I thought made this a very nice fight to watch | ||
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statix
United States1760 Posts
On November 10 2009 02:17 MaGic~PhiL wrote: U might say hes been close to losing a few times now.. But when u have a record of 30:1 / 30:0 the word close is definitely wrong in the end.. But I have to say the mixture of Fedor not being as dominant as he used to be and Rogers being stronger than I thought made this a very nice fight to watch I think he looks just as dominant as he's ever looked. | ||
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PhilGood2DaY
Germany7424 Posts
amazing video ( imo ) btw: If MMA was a more known sport Fedor would probably the most liked and coolest athlete on the planet.. He is so humble and fair.. something special imo | ||
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AmorVincitOmnia
Kenya3846 Posts
http://www.sherdog.com/news/articles/fedor-vs-rogers-post-mortem-russian-roulette-network-exposure-more-20807 | ||
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PhilGood2DaY
Germany7424 Posts
I mean actually even if Fedor loses one day ( He will if he doesnt quit at the right time ) he probably will be remembered as the greatest of all time never the less... | ||
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jfazz
Australia672 Posts
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statix
United States1760 Posts
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afg-warrior
Afghanistan328 Posts
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Mobius
Canada1268 Posts
On November 10 2009 02:19 statix wrote: I think he looks just as dominant as he's ever looked. yes.. in 2006 often times sAviOr looked like he was about to lose.. but no he just barely had enough to survive then one.. at the end it becomes appearent he was in control the entire time.. Sorry for relating this to Starcraft. But when I started idolizing sAviOr it was after I idolized Fedor.. So it was like they're the unstoppable Gods you know what I meanaaa? | ||
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unknown.sam
Philippines2701 Posts
man that was explosive. he could probably down an elephant with that sorta punch. okay maybe not but you get the point. | ||
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A3iL3r0n
United States2196 Posts
On November 10 2009 11:37 Mobius wrote: yes.. in 2006 often times sAviOr looked like he was about to lose.. but no he just barely had enough to survive then one.. at the end it becomes appearent he was in control the entire time.. Sorry for relating this to Starcraft. But when I started idolizing sAviOr it was after I idolized Fedor.. So it was like they're the unstoppable Gods you know what I meanaaa? That's a good comparison, it went from "oh he's losing" to "oh he's raping" in the blink of an eye. | ||
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PhilGood2DaY
Germany7424 Posts
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SayaSP
Laos5494 Posts
again! | ||
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