CBS Saturday Night Fights Live Thread: Strikeforce/M-1 Global: Fedor vs. Rogers Play-by-Play, Scoring, Discussion
by Matt Bishop on Nov 7, 2009 11:24 PM EST
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The main card, scoring, play-by-play and discussion is after the jump.
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Main card:
Heavyweight bout
Antonio Silva vs. Fabricio Werdum
Round 1 - Silva enters with four inch reach advantage. They touch gloves. Werdum with a high kick that misses by a mile. Kick/punch combo for Silva. Left hook by Silva. Werdum rushes in and and eats a flurry of punches. Huge shot by Silva diving in and Werdum somehow keeps his wits about him. North/south position and Silva backs off and they stand. Leg kick for Werdum. Silva walking him down but not making a move. Silva blocks a high kick and they clinch against the cage. Silva shucks Werdum off and makes Werdum get up. Center cage. Big leg kick by Silva. Werdum cracks Silva hard and Silva eats it. Werdum now with Silva against the cage. Standing elbow for Silva hurts Werdm. Nice right by Werdum off a missed head kick. They trade and each land shots. Silva pushes Werdum against the cage with 30 seconds left. Some swelling over Werdum's right eye. Standing elbow hurts Werdum again. Lunging punch connects. Werdum leg kick as the round ends.
Matt Bishop scores the round 10-9 Silva
Forrest Lynn scores the round 10-9 Silva
Round 2 - Werdum comes in with punces and Silva drops him with a jab. Werdum tries to pull guard to no avail. Werdum asking Silva to enter his guard and Silva obliges and Werdum almost immediately sweeps him. Half-guard. Werdum working some shots against the cage. Silva scrambles and gets up and eats a knee and a punch for doing so. Inside leg kick for Werdum. Another. Silva clinches against the cage. Referee calls for action. Werdum switches. And after no action, they are broken up. Werdum ducks a Superman punch. Against the cage, Werdum gets a single into half-guard. 70 seconds left in the round. Werdum trying to pass but Silva holding him but he does pass to side with 40 seconds left. They scramble and Silva ends up on his back for a hot second before Werdum gets a leg but it's no trouble.
Matt Bishop scores the round 10-9 Werdum
Forrest Lynn scores the round 10-10
Round 3 - Werdum works some inside leg kicks to start. Uppercut grazes Silva. Werdum goes for a single and gets it barely and gets Silva's back in the turtle position with 3:10 to go. Werdum peppering with punches. Silva goes to the fence and uses the cage to stand. Silva puts Werdum's back on the cage. They break and Silva lands some nice shots. Werdum with two knees. More knees against the cage for Werdum to the face. They break the clinch with 95 seconds to go. Silva is tiring. Werdum might've hurt him with a knee. Back into turtle position. Silva not doing much with 50 seconds left. He spins and Werdum is in half-guard with 43 to go. Werdum nearly gets mount. Ground and pound for Werdum. Werdum tries to pass but can't but he ends strong.
Matt Bishop scores the round 10-9 Werdum (29-28 Werdum)
Forrest Lynn scores the round 10-9 Werdum (29-29, must decision for Werdum)
OFFICIAL DECISION: Fabricio Werdum d. Antonio Silva (unanimous decision, 29-28x3)
Light-heavyweight bout
Gegard Mousasi vs. Sokoudjou
Round 1 - Sokoudjou with a nice kick early. Nice left to the body for Sokoudjou. High kick blocked for Mousasi. Mousasi looking to pick his spot. Leg kick for Mousasi. Sokoudjou with a left but takes a groin shot in the process. Sokoudjou takes another low shot but Mousasi protests it. Sokoudjou looking good here. Mousasi swings and misses. Nice punch kick combo for Sokoudjou. Mousasi catches him with a left hook and Sokoudjou gets a takedown into half-guard. Mousasi goes to scramble and Sokoudjou goes for a guillotine but gets swept into side control. Mousasi goes for a keylock but Sokoudjou scrambles and trips Mousasi. Sokoudjou going for a guillotine but Mousasi gets out. Less than 30 seconds to go. Mousasi trip takedown but he ends up on the bottom. Half-guard for Sokoudjou with 15 to go. He stands. Mousasi lands an up kick and then trips Sokoudjou from the bottom and ends the round on top.
Matt Bishop scores the round 10-9 Sokoudjou
Forrest Lynn scores the round 10-10
Round 2 - Sokoudjou ducks a left hook and clinches. Nice knee to the body for Mousasi. Mousasi nicking Sokoudjou's legs with knees in the clinch. Huge flurry against the cage has Sokoudjou on the ropes but he survives. They go to the ground with Sokoudjou on top in half-guard. Sokoudjou just sitting there. Mousasi goes for an armbar and ends up on top and he has Sokoudjou against the cage. Mousasi with some ground-and-pound. Mousasi putting it on him. Referee taking a long look. Sokoudjou not moving much here. He's eating shots and that's it.
OFFICIAL DECISION: Gegard Mousasi d. Sokoudjou (TKO-Punches) R2 3:43
Middleweight championship
Jake Shields vs. Jason Miller
Round 1 - Mayhem with a right that Shields uses to take him down. Against the cage. Miller's got a headlock that he releases. Miller sitting on the ground. Now Shields has his back with the hooks in. Mayhem rolls back over into mount. Shoulder shot for Shields. Mayhem rolls and gets out. Missed opportunity for Shields there. Shields right back at it and has Miller down. Shields punches Miller in the body and Mayhem just puts his hand up in disgust, feeling Shields isn't working. Mayhem just sitting there with his back against the cage. They stand and now Mayhem picks Shields up and slams him down. Miller in guard in the middle of the cage. Mayhem stands and dives in but misses and Shields uses it to scramble and stand. Mayhem takes his back against the cage and tries to suplex him and gets it on the second try. Mayhem in half-guard.
Matt Bishop scores the round 10-9 Shields
Forrest Lynn scores the round 10-9 Shields
Round 2 - Shields is bleeding from one punch. Looks like it's above the right eye. Mayhem on his back again and they go down. Shields flips and is nearly on Miller's back. Weird position here now. Shields goes for the Million Dollar Dream and goes into mount. Mayhem uses the cage to escape but Shields is right back on him and on his back with Miller on all fours. Now Shields has his back with hooks. He goes to mount and back into turtle. Mayhem escapes the bad position briefly and Mayhem almost ends up in the Banana Split. Miller's back on Shields' chest. Shields into side control hitting Mayhem with the occasional punch. Shields on his back flattened out. One minute left. Hooks in for Shields. Mayhem scrambles back to turtle. They roll and Mayhem ends up on top with 40 seconds left. Shields grabs a leg and so does Mayhem. Mayhem clips Shields with a left. Mayhem again on top to end the round.
Matt Bishop scores the round 10-9 Shields
Forrest Lynn scores the round 10-9 Shields
Round 3 - Mayhem with a takedown to start the round. Half-guard. Shields scrambles to his feet and grabs and finishes a single. Great job freeing his leg to pass to side control. Knees to the body for Shields. Shields mounts briefly but Miller was waiting for it and moved him to half-guard on the other side. Back to mount. Mayhem gives up his back. Rolls to his side. Shields decides to punch this time. Mayhem on all fours now. They roll and Mayhem ends up on top. Shields goes for a single but Miller pulls away and hits Shields with a backfist in the process. Clinching against the cage and referee "Big" John McCarthy calls time to cut loose tape off Miller's gloves. They restart with 1:48 to go. Both fighters look like they could use the breather. Shields gets a takedown. Miller's butt on the ground, back on the fence again. Shields has his back standing now with 60 seconds to go. Into body lock and a takedown but Mayhem reverses and now Mayhem has his back with a body triangle with 20 seconds left. Mayhem looking for the choke. He has it with eight seconds left. He's grabbing for all he's worth and Shields is saved by the bell.
Matt Bishop scores the round 10-10
Forrest Lynn scores the round 10-9 Miller
Round 4 - Miller opens with a leg kick but Shields quickly finishes a ingle. Miller with his back on the fence yet again. Shields not doing much. Mayhem tries to walk the cage. The crowd is booing now. Two minutes in and not a lot of action. McCarthy stands them up. Miller charges in with two hard knees to the body and misses a head kick which allows Shields to take him down again. Side control in the center of the cage with two minutes to go. Shields mounts. Mayhem gives up his back but gets in position to possibly use the cage to escape. Back to mount with 50 seconds left. Mayhem scrambles out twice. Shields in side control with 30 seconds left. He rides out the round.
Matt Bishop scores the round 10-9 Shields
Forrest Lynn scores the round 10-9 Shields
Round 5 - They trade to start for about 12 seconds before Shields lunges in for a takedown. After a clinch, Shields gets him down. Shields on his back standing. Switches to out front with a single and we're back to Mayhem in the sitting position. Shields now in half-guard and now mount with 2:55 to go. Mayhem gives his back and now Shields has it with both hooks in. Shields going body/head. Mayhem controlling a wrist and eating the shots, which aren't fight-changing. Body triangle now for Shields with two minutes to go. Mayhem stands and now folds his legs underneath himself but he gets out and Shields ends up on top. Miller with a very brief guillotine attempt but it's not really close. Less than 60 seconds to go now with Shields in mount. Back to standing with Shields on Mayhem's back with 20 seconds to go. Trip takedown for Shields. Quick scramble to the feet. Shields catches a body kick and that's it.
Matt Bishop scores the round 10-9 Shields (50-46 Shields)
Forrest Lynn scores the round 10-9 Shields (49-46 Shields)
OFFICIAL DECISION: Jake Shields d. Jason Miller (unanimous decision 48-47, 49-46x2 - new Strikeforce middleweight champion)
Heavyweight bout
Fedor Emelianenko vs. Brett Rogers
Round 1 - Huge reach advantage for Rogers. Crowd is mega-hot for Fedor. John McCarthy is your referee. Fedor is cut on the nose off the first punch from Rogers. They exchange and go to the ground briefly but Rogers gets right back up. Rogers has Fedor against the cage. Fedor's nose is bleeding pretty good. Announcers speculating that Fedor's nose is broke. They break. Fedor blocks Rogers with a left but he takes it but is staggered. Fedor gets a single and is in half-guard in the middle of the cage. Two minutes to go now. Fedor going for a Kimura but Rogers uses it to roll him over and he is now is Fedor's guard. Rogers going to town. Fedor goes for an armbar but Rogers gets out. Now Fedor is in Rogers' half-guard again. Fedor going for an arm-triangle choke with 50 seconds left. Rogers claims full guard. Lots of blood. Fedor stands with 27 seconds left. Rogers stays down. Fedor dives in but misses a huge shot. Full guard and that's the round.
Matt Bishop scores the round 10-9 Emelianenko
Forrest Lynn scores the round 10-9 Emelianenko
Round 2 - Fedor misses a left hook. Fedor slips a jab. Fedor lunges in and they clinch. Rogers blocks a flurry of punches against the cage. Rogers now with underhooks on the cage. The doctor believes Fedor's nose is broken, the announcers report. They break off the cage. Huge shot by drops Rogers flat and McCarthy jumps in to save him from further damage. It was a huge right with all of Fedor's power. McCarthy gave him room to defend, but when he rolled, it was over.
OFFICIAL DECISION: Fedor Emelianenko d. Brett Rogers (KO-Punch) R2 1:48
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Chea
Tonight is going to hopefully be off the heezy..
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expect EVERY MMA site to crash if Fedor loses tonight….oh, and they said it’s for the WAMMA belt, so does that make it five rounds?
it aint going the distance anyways
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by Kelvin Hunt on Nov 7, 2009 12:42 PM EST via mobile up reply actions
kinda like boxing where there is the wbc and all those other organizations who stake claim
to who is the real hw champion of boxing. lol
by wolfmanshowlforever on Nov 7, 2009 12:31 PM EST up reply actions
Yo
they going to unveil a new logo and belt son!
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Yes for a little while
Then in 3 months people will be talking about how he’ll regain his title. I wouldn’t count the guy out, though.
"All credibility, all good conscience, all evidence of truth come only from the senses." Friedrich Nietzsche
I’m running home soon so I don’t miss strikeforce
by Erich Vowell on Nov 7, 2009 7:54 PM EST via mobile reply actions
sup matt
I’m watching FSU/Clemson at the moment…
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Forrest and I will be scoring rounds tonight.
Kelvin, I’m watching Cincy/UConn right now.
My team won 49-14 today and put up more than 600 yards of offense.
I saw!
I hope FSU can pull it out….they up by 3…they gonna have to score like every possession though….lol….cause FSU’s defense gonna let Clemson score bout every time.
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I doubt it...
but it would be cool for them…
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Papering...
…no doubt
Some people are like Slinkies... not really good for anything, but you still can't
help but smile when you see one tumble down the stairs...
Zak had a link up to some guy’s sight that had every Fedor fight posted in preparation for this card
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yea
he asked me to put it up…but I ain’t have time..
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So does no knees to the head/soccer kicks too though.
Bloody hell.
by 3PA on Nov 7, 2009 9:12 PM EST up reply actions
dawg
don’t be putting that wackness on the site!
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Don’t know why some people bother with MMA – what with them obviously having ADHD.
Bloody hell.
by 3PA on Nov 7, 2009 9:17 PM EST up reply actions
Step back Silva
Some people are like Slinkies... not really good for anything, but you still can't
help but smile when you see one tumble down the stairs...
yep 1-1
I told yall…son’s cardio was a question mark
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Second could have gone to either guy
Some people are like Slinkies... not really good for anything, but you still can't
help but smile when you see one tumble down the stairs...
I was thinking maybe 10-10… but they never score those lol
Bloody hell.
by 3PA on Nov 7, 2009 9:27 PM EST up reply actions
Werdum is taking that decision even though he got dropped and hurt more.
Some people are like Slinkies... not really good for anything, but you still can't
help but smile when you see one tumble down the stairs...
Almost time for Suckajew to go to sleep.
Some people are like Slinkies... not really good for anything, but you still can't
help but smile when you see one tumble down the stairs...
Good decision. That was Silva’s fight to lose but he got tired. That was a very good heavyweight fight.
To begin with. Lost momentum quite considerably.
Bloody hell.
by 3PA on Nov 7, 2009 9:38 PM EST up reply actions
Japanese weight cutting (ie nothing at all)
Bloody hell.
by 3PA on Nov 7, 2009 9:45 PM EST up reply actions
I’m just waiting for that, because that = dead.
Bloody hell.
by 3PA on Nov 7, 2009 9:49 PM EST up reply actions
Yeah he prolly edged it with the takedowns.
Bloody hell.
by 3PA on Nov 7, 2009 9:50 PM EST up reply actions
Someone get that fool a new strength and conditioning coach right now.
Bloody hell.
by 3PA on Nov 7, 2009 9:52 PM EST up reply actions
Meh...
I’m not impressed with Mousasi, i’m more impressed that Soko didn’t gas earlier.
Some people are like Slinkies... not really good for anything, but you still can't
help but smile when you see one tumble down the stairs...
He has the frame for 205 though (as far as height/reach goes)… needs to bulk up a little.
Bloody hell.
by 3PA on Nov 7, 2009 9:57 PM EST up reply actions
I agree
he’s too small IMO…but I won’t argue with seeing him in the UFC LHW division eventually :)
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Soko needs to drop down.
He’s only 5’10" and if he shed some of that oxygen sucking muscle he’d have a bit better cardio.
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help but smile when you see one tumble down the stairs...
And he needs to leave Team Quest asap.
by cauliflower_ears on Nov 7, 2009 10:01 PM EST up reply actions
Soko has the talent. But not the cardio (or the intelligence to get better cardio either for that matter).
He could be a dangerous guy at 205, now you just have to weahter the storm and you’re fine.
Bloody hell.
Great, dancing skanks along with the dancing fool. Way to be professional about the sport.
Where is a gun toting low life when you need one?
Some people are like Slinkies... not really good for anything, but you still can't
help but smile when you see one tumble down the stairs...
When did Josh Gross start posting here?
This sport is as much about entertainment as it is about fighting.
No matter who loses i’ll be happy since I hate both of these guys.
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help but smile when you see one tumble down the stairs...
Come on, what about Soku’s Jungle fighting
by Erich Vowell on Nov 7, 2009 10:09 PM EST up reply actions
well he sure does look like he has down syndrome…
by cauliflower_ears on Nov 7, 2009 10:11 PM EST up reply actions
Shields stand up looks ewww
he doesn’t even look comfortable…
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and the longer it goes the easier it will get for Miller
by cauliflower_ears on Nov 7, 2009 10:18 PM EST up reply actions
no doubt… its a win win for us though. I hope both end up a bloody mess
by cauliflower_ears on Nov 7, 2009 10:19 PM EST up reply actions
yo
Shields could be going down hill from here….check’em when he comes out for the third.
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What jits?
He’s holding the legs and doing nothing.
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help but smile when you see one tumble down the stairs...
Arm triangle coming?
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help but smile when you see one tumble down the stairs...
38-38
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help but smile when you see one tumble down the stairs...
Cardio machines?
Shut up Mauro
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help but smile when you see one tumble down the stairs...
I would like it if their were no commentors and just crowd noise, kind of like the TUF house fights are
by Erich Vowell on Nov 7, 2009 10:41 PM EST up reply actions
This is one sad ass fight right here.
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help but smile when you see one tumble down the stairs...
No
Please go back and watch the Randleman vs Nedkov fight @ Sengoku 11
by Erich Vowell on Nov 7, 2009 10:42 PM EST up reply actions
lol
I would have to go back and see if their have been worse fights, but that one jumps at me after last night
by Erich Vowell on Nov 7, 2009 10:44 PM EST up reply actions
no. this fight wasn’t sanctioned by WAMMA.
by cauliflower_ears on Nov 7, 2009 10:46 PM EST up reply actions
WAMMA is a bs company owned by M1 to give Fedor legitimacy outside the UFC so he doesn’t have to fight the best fighters.
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help but smile when you see one tumble down the stairs...
I can’t believe they are still around. I wish they would die off already. I mean who gives a shit about WAMMA>
by cauliflower_ears on Nov 7, 2009 10:48 PM EST up reply actions
yeah but who gives a shit about bill goldberg
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told yall
that was going to be a long fight….pretty much nailed the preview too….
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As an ex Sams employee myself I would love to see Rogers win
…but I am a realist.
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This 50 inch LCD TV I’m watching the fight on was purchased at my local Sam’s Club so lets go Rogers! (Fedor’s gonna clown him though)
by cauliflower_ears on Nov 7, 2009 10:50 PM EST up reply actions
At the Arlovski-Rogers fight, I turned to Kevin Iole and said “I have a feeling about Rogers in this one.” Well, I have a feeling right now, too, but it’s just of someone’s impending doom. I don’t know for who, though.
Forrest has a feeling something horrible will happen.
lol
I wonder if that impending doom was viewers turning the channel while Miller/Shields was on?
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Just another freakshow
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yo
madd respect to Rogers though….son had Fedor hurt….
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yo
what’s crazy was….HE STILL WON’T all the way out..
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yeah that would have sent Arlovski into 2011.
by cauliflower_ears on Nov 7, 2009 11:15 PM EST up reply actions
Fedor has some SERIOUS power man…. that was insane. He has such quick hands. Wow. I’m speechless.
I have a lot of respect for Brett though.
by cauliflower_ears on Nov 7, 2009 11:14 PM EST reply actions
and the speed! I mean his hand was at his hip
by Erich Vowell on Nov 7, 2009 11:14 PM EST up reply actions
Fedor does speak decent English but he just won’t.
by cauliflower_ears on Nov 7, 2009 11:18 PM EST up reply actions
I really think Lesner would wreck Fedor after seeing that
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i agree
I thought that before tonight though.
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Nah. Fedors always been a bleeder and takes a lot of punishment. Brock would do damage but would either end up getting subbed or knocked out.
by cauliflower_ears on Nov 7, 2009 11:16 PM EST up reply actions
he said that shit ain't gonna happen no more
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Rogers put up a great fight and probably landed cleaner, better shots than any of Fedor’s recent opponents when he had those shots on the ground.
yo
that GnP looked like Fedor’s GnP a little….Fedor’s head was rocking back son…
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Brock’s wrestling, size, speed and freakish strength would overwhelm Fedor.
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What if Fedor landed that punch tho. Brock has horrid footwork. It would be a good fight
by Erich Vowell on Nov 7, 2009 11:23 PM EST up reply actions
no doubt. fedor has no idea what to do when his is against the cage
lesnar would win easily if he did not get caught by a wild punch which could happen but i see that as unlikely as lesnar would use wrestling skills vs fedor to push him to cage and keep him there and it would be worse than lesnar / mir 2. broken bones and blood everywhere and lesnar just smiling. the emperor has cracks in his game in the cage. peace.
by wolfmanshowlforever on Nov 8, 2009 2:26 AM EST up reply actions
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Somewhat odd fight. No question that Emelianenko is far more skilled (everyone knew that going in). He definitely struggled against Rogers, though. At one point after he had Fedor leaking, Brett was in his guard. If he had some ground and pound skills and more stamina it might have been a wrap. Either way, props to Fedor for fighting through adversity and getting the stoppage win in the 2nd.
yo
I’m telling yall….he’s looked more and more vulnerable lately…
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fedor e. won that fight but he does not know what to do when he is against the cage
no doubt in my mind lesnar would take him down and push him against the cage or throw him into cage keep him there and punish him, ground and pound him till every part of his face was bloody. lesnar would win easily.
by wolfmanshowlforever on Nov 8, 2009 2:23 AM EST reply actions
yeah (whatever)
I’ve always thought Fedor was a joke. I’ve always thought someone like Lesnar, with only a few victories who has never fought anyone like Fedor would just destroy him. If there is one thing we can say about Fedor, he takes his opponents lightly and never learns from his previous fights. Lesnar by whatever he wants….
some funny stuff here...
“Fedor takes his opponents lightly”
“Lesnar by whatever he wants”
Thanks for the morning laughs.
If Brock wants to fight Fedor and prove something, he knows where to find him.
All in all, great show and was nice to see all facets of the MMA game on display with the Strikeforce show last night. And it was free too (legally). :)
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