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I like Kongo, and i would love him to get a shot.
He has been flirting around it for a long time now! If you watch the whole thing, he seems like a real cool dude Last edited by Jonlion; 06-09-2009 at 09:28 PM. |
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#12
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Congos a douch man! That fight against crocop he would have lost had he not hit him in the balls every freakin round.
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#13
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Yeah.
Sadly I think a lot of guys do dirty things during fights. To me, I wouldn't want that win, you know? I wanna know who is the better fighter, I don't want to rack up meaningless wins. But a lot of people see it as, big deal you get a point taken, maybe a warning, but you can maybe finish easier. |
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5 minutes is not enough time to recover from a serious shot to the bags. It is definitely an advantage to crush a guys nuts, even if you lose a point, he won't be the same fighter after 5 minutes.
The problem is, the guys are tough and continue to fight anyway. If the guy who got sacked refuses to continue, it would normally be a no contest. Better than a loss, but they know the fans would be upset so they fight anyway. |
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With that said, moving on...Kongo is going to be Cain's toughest threat. I like Cain every time I see him now. He's a great rookie, and he's getting better every time he steps back into the ring. There's only one thing keeping me from having complete confidence in Cain and putting some money down on him...it's Kongo's size, and stength. I can't help but wonder if Cain can actually get this guy down to the ground. If he can? Easy win. Should be easy, anyway. I recall reading an interview on the UFC website about Cain talking about how he's never been rocked or knocked out before, and he's not worried about Kongo's standup. If he goes into the fight with that mindset and focuses on striking instead of setting up takedowns, then I am sure Kongo will take this fight. Kongo's striking has taken men and put them down for good. Cain will have to tread lightly. |
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3. Mirko Cro Cop vs. Alistair Overeem 3. Mirko Cro Cop vs. Alistair Overeem Dream Middleweight Grand Prix Final, September 23, 2008 – Saitama, Japan Preceding the battle of possibly the two best heavyweight kickboxers in MMA was a heated war of words that started at Sherdog.com. Overeem challenged Filipovic, who had just returned to Japan after a hit-and-miss stint in the UFC, to a fight. Cro Cop’s battered body –- he would later undergo knee and elbow surgery -- prevented the fight from happening in July. In September, the quarreling couple was finally on a collision course though. Overeem was hell-bent on using a potential victory over the ever-popular Cro Cop as his personal launching pad. In the fight, he brutally beat down the Croatian on the ground and cut him above the eyebrow. With Cro Cop visibly shaken, Alistair hunted for the kill on its feet. But he took one tip too many from Barnett’s second fight with the Croatian and kneed Cro Cop’s thighs and ribs repeatedly, until he drifted below the waistline. Filipovic was unable to continue and the bout was ruled a no contest. The diagnosis afterward was a testicle that had been pushed into Cro Cop’s abdominal cavity. Though technically not a loss, Cro Cop was clearly getting the worst of the beating –- a sight rarely seen before this. Acting job my ass |
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and I swear my junk hurt for 2 days. |
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It's like I said, dude. Some guys can take a shot better than others. Doesn't mean they have balls or steel or anything; just means that it doesn't hurt the same way it hurts others.
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