Brock was sad to say the least.
Raising Cain
Cain was a prodigious and disciplined in his training regimen when he wrestled at Arizona State University. In a previous thread on this forum-I pointed out that he had a good chance for beating Lesnar despite the diffference in weight.
joy chaudhuri
first link broke… here’s one I found that worked still.
http://www.rockthedub.com/2010/10/video-ufc-121-lesnar-vs-velasquez.html
here is another fight from that card.
Sanchez vs. Thiago
http://www.mmaroot.com/diego-sanchez-vs-paulo-thiago-fight-video-ufc-121/
Saw this coming
the arena erupted in cheers when referee Herb Dean stopped the fight with a bruised and bloodied Lesnar covering up and trying to avoid Velasquez’ elbows and fists, the new champion rose, walked to the center of the cage and covered his face with his hands. It was at that moment that the emotions hit him. – from Yahoo sports.
Fact is - Carwin should’ve got the win when he knocked Lesnar out in UFC 116 but the ref didn’t call it.
I was actually surprised that White allowed the ref to call Lesnar out. Must be that Velasquez has more crowd appeal.
^ oh come on theres no way they should have gave it to carwin most of his punches missed or hits brocks arms!
Brock was perfectly fine after the frist round too so stopping it do to carwin giving his forearms the beating of his life is a bit much
That was crap. I’m going back to watching boxing instead of two big guys rolling around randomly hammering on each other.
ufc = shit.
I don’t care if they are bulls and fight hard etc etc. The look of it is crap, the feel of it is crap.
Boxing, now there’s some sweet skills.
ufc? slightly better than a dog fight. :rolleyes:
[QUOTE=MightyB;1052049]
I was actually surprised that White allowed the ref to call Lesnar out. Must be that Velasquez has more crowd appeal.[/QUOTE]
UFC has been pushing Cain to attract Hispanics to the sport.
[QUOTE=David Jamieson;1052068]That was crap. I’m going back to watching boxing instead of two big guys rolling around randomly hammering on each other.
ufc = shit.
I don’t care if they are bulls and fight hard etc etc. The look of it is crap, the feel of it is crap.
Boxing, now there’s some sweet skills.
ufc? slightly better than a dog fight. :rolleyes:[/QUOTE]
Yes because it takes absolutely no skill at all to out grapple a 265 lbs (yeah right) olympic wrestling alternate that also hits harder with his pinky than you could with your whole body. No skill at all…
KFM: where looking pretty is more important than brutal effectiveness…
[QUOTE=David Jamieson;1052068]That was crap. I’m going back to watching boxing instead of two big guys rolling around randomly hammering on each other.
ufc = shit.
I don’t care if they are bulls and fight hard etc etc. The look of it is crap, the feel of it is crap.
Boxing, now there’s some sweet skills.
ufc? slightly better than a dog fight. :rolleyes:[/QUOTE]
you didn’t like how he was able to spring out of brocks holds and takedowns? that was some good fa jing energy!
Sucks to get hit, LOL !
No matter how big you are, you get hit on the button and few times and your legs become jell-o.
[QUOTE=yutyeesam;1052116]you didn’t like how he was able to spring out of brocks holds and takedowns? that was some good fa jing energy![/QUOTE]
i like when brock slammed him on his back and it was like ‘BOING’ he instantly was on his feet so fast. almost faster than they eye could see. certainly suprised lesnar. lesnar just could not keep him off his feet. you could literally see the frustration, and also there was a point when lesnar was backing up to the cage, looked like he was feeling the pressure and out of his element. fight control.
[QUOTE=SoCo KungFu;1052114]waaaaahhhh I like ufc and you’re a stupid head waaaahhhhh…[/QUOTE]
fixed that for you bud.
for the record, my opinion is ufc is a suckfest.
also for the record, you haven’t got a clue about how hard I can hit so stfu or I’ll make spurious assumptions about you all over the place.
ok?
that’s all. :rolleyes:
Dethrone!
Cain is a Bay Area local. I’ve never met him but I’ve been to AKA where he trains.
[QUOTE=David Jamieson;1052147]fixed that for you bud.
for the record, my opinion is ufc is a suckfest.
also for the record, you haven’t got a clue about how hard I can hit so stfu or I’ll make spurious assumptions about you all over the place.
ok?
that’s all. :rolleyes:[/QUOTE]
Looks like you got some sand to deal with.
[QUOTE=David Jamieson;1052068]That was crap. I’m going back to watching boxing instead of two big guys rolling around randomly hammering on each other.
ufc = shit.
I don’t care if they are bulls and fight hard etc etc. The look of it is crap, the feel of it is crap.
Boxing, now there’s some sweet skills.
ufc? slightly better than a dog fight. :rolleyes:[/QUOTE]
Yeah. Well, you know, that’s just…like…your opinion, man.
Yeah. Well, you know, that’s just…like…your opinion, man.
yup and we all know what thats worth. 
thanks for posting the clips, its easy to see which guy decided to go to a good gym and work on his all round game with great fighters and who didnt want to push himself and set up his own gym with mates, sad really
I enjoyed the sanchez fight. I like his style. Dogged and unrelenting. You find a few fighters with that quality, but not many.