UFC 108 Results: Junior dos Santos Takes Gilbert Yvel's Head Off In Round 1
by Kelvin Hunt on Jan 2, 2010 10:22 PM EST
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The fight begins and both fighters started out really cautious respecting one another's power. Lots of feints feeling out as each fighter tried to get one another's timing down. However, they exchanged a couple of times with both fighters landing. This fight could end with one punch or kick at any time as both guys have madd power. They exchange again with both punches. They exchanged gain and dos Santos catches Yvel with a HUGE left uppercut/hook punch as he was ducking to counter Yvel's offense. Yvel goes down and tries to recover, but dos Santos pounces and lands several hammer fists as the referee moves in to stop the fight. Junior dos Santos is still undefeated in the UFC with all of his wins via stoppages.
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jds has the killer instinct
i would love to see jds vs frank mir. one man is on a mission, the other just likes to knock people out. the immovable object vs the irresistable force. i think i got that right.
yes i am obsessive, obnoxious, in your face and all about covering the spread. those are my good qualities.
by wolfmanshowlforever on Jan 2, 2010 10:48 PM EST reply actions
just so i have this right you want my moneylines on fanshots correct?
3-0 so far. i told you stout was the best underdog out there.
yes i am obsessive, obnoxious, in your face and all about covering the spread. those are my good qualities.
by wolfmanshowlforever on Jan 2, 2010 11:47 PM EST up reply actions
Yea
It’s no question that JDS can put anybody’s lights out…if Cain got hit by JDS like he did againt Kongo…it would be over..
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