You are confusing Minotauro, with his twin brother who is fighting on Affliction.
But I agree! UFC’s heavyweight class is similar to boxings…it sucks donkey b@!!$
I am stoked for this Affliction fight! I think if they can continue to offer cards this strong they will give the UFC a run for their money.
**** I miss Pride:(
[QUOTE=AmanuJRY;874078]You should check your facts again…:([/QUOTE]
LOL nothin better than a stubborn idiot. Antonio ROGERIO Nogueira fought in Affliction with his brother Antonio RODRIGO Nogueira, the UFC HW champ in his corner…
[QUOTE=zapruder_bjj;874179]LOL nothin better than a stubborn idiot. Antonio ROGERIO Nogueira fought in Affliction with his brother Antonio RODRIGO Nogueira, the UFC HW champ in his corner…[/QUOTE]
Just sayin’ that on the fight card and on the show he was announced as ‘minataro’, that’s all.
How can you expect me to keep facts straight if they don’t…
[QUOTE=Three Harmonies;874294]Bro I did not hear them, nor see them advertise as such!?!?!? I think perhaps you were just mistaken. They are twins, so no worries;)[/QUOTE]
If you actually look at the fight card on the link I posted you would see for yourself.
…about half way down, it does say Antonio Rogerio Nogueira, but under it, ‘Minotoro’.
And I distictly heard Michael Buffer say ‘the man known as Minotoro’ when he announced the victory.
I’m for any MMA organization that gives UFC a run for thier money. I think Dana White is going to be ther ruin of the UFC. IMO he seems like all he cares about is money and not the betterment of the UFC or MMA. Extreme XC and Affliction look to be pretty good.
Right there with you bro! Dana white has single handidly(?) brought MMA to where it is today, and will be its ruination!
I so miss Pride:( I sincerely hope the cats at M-1 / Affliction can manage stuff better than before.
Cheers
Jake
For the most part, I agree, but I think Zuffa’s downfall is greed. They’re trying to make up for how much they lost rescuing the UFC. They made MMA what it is today (for the most) but they’re trying to monopolize. With pay-per-view sales larger than most boxing matches and prize purses at less than 1/3 of boxers, etc. and deals like paying Brock Lestner more than most veterans for a debut, all that extra $$ has to be going somewhere…
Affliction is showing how the fighters are what makes the sport…not the organization.
…I’d like to know what they’re paying the fighters.