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![]() “Maybe the ones who have said that I’m done are right. Obviously, I can’t break my mental block in the Octagon. Besides, I’ve been training like a spartan for 20 years now — my body is worn out. The years caught up to me, I’ve been worn out…. [Junior dos Santos] won that fight and would have won it by decision. Simply put, he is younger, more hungry, more aggressive. He wanted to win a lot more…. The mat was slippery like glass. I almost fell down trying to do the left high kick. But I’m not looking for an alibi. This was not the performance the public would pay for. I don’t feel the hunger anymore. I started playing it safe, I’m not ready to take risks. I would like to thank everybody that supported me and stood by me and everyone who helped me to prepare for this fight. I’ve been living a military life for 20 years now. Getting up at 6 a.m. and having physically challenging task up to 8 p.m. I want a normal life. I’m entering a cage and thinking about fishing in Privlaka. You can’t win that way. Maybe I should’ve quit after I won the open weight grand prix.” http://mmamania.com/ |
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he is right ... he is a quitter
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why, because he got hit straight in the eye socket and couldn't see?
same thing happened to jeremy horn once and told the ref to stop the fight in the middle of the round because he couldn't see. using your logic, you might as well call jeremy horn a quitter too. btw crocop got hit with some devastating knees to the head that stunned him bigtime and would have KO'd most fighters but he stayed standing for 2-3 minutes after that and kept fighting while he was obviously rocked the entire time. it wasn't until he couldn't see that the fight stopped. he is not a quitter |
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Last edited by Max; 09-21-2009 at 03:44 AM. |
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CroCop seems like a nice guy. I've been one of the biggest haters on here, but I wish him all the best.
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He never should have entered the UFC. Doing it for your fans is always a big mistake. If a fighter is spent, all the nuthuggery in the world cannot reverse his sucess.
I think its time to hang up the gloves. He knows this and I respect his candidness.
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Please consider England in your prayers! http://www.intercessuk.org/iuk3/ |
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Dont know why some folks dont like this guy . He is straight forward , doesnt gloat or brag , he goes out , does his job and calls it a day .
I have always liked Mirko whether he is winning or not . He is an excellent role model for the sport . If this is his last then thanks CroCop.Its been awsome. |
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IT happens the way he lost, I aint going to put it down on the guy. With that being said, I still believe Mirko is done now just like I said it in his first UFC fight and since then its nothing but becoming more and more obvious.
I think the problem is the Pride lovers are holding on to strongly to the past glorys of their heros remembering what they were and not what they are. |
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Maybe he needs to join Couture's camp. It obviously did wonders for Vitor.
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He needs to take a nice vacation and then if he gets the desire back and feels up to it he can try again!
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