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Mike Tyson Jr.
10-13-2006, 01:07 PM
he is a terrible fighter.
he only own the belt once
and than loss his next fight
and his skills sucks thats why
tito kepp beatin his ass



yeah yeah snarfy snarf
kaps
10-13-2006, 04:53 PM
He's only in because he was the first superfight Champion, he never really held any belt. Dan Severn is in the Hall of Fame too so **** it, let Ken be in...
living_legend
10-14-2006, 09:45 PM
yeah if severn got it might as well let shamrock.....does anyone really think that was ken's last fight....i doubt it.....he really wanted to go out winning...
sleazyfellow
10-15-2006, 05:16 AM
nah definetely not the last fight, he needs money to keep his gym going so he might just go back to wwe for sum easy money, i mean, if he loses at least its predetermined lol
PHX_NINJA
10-15-2006, 09:01 PM
he is a terrible fighter.
he only own the belt once
and than loss his next fight
and his skills sucks thats why
tito kepp beatin his ass



yeah yeah snarfy snarf

I bet he'd beat your ass Tyson!
ray the grey
10-21-2006, 11:43 AM
:nono:

Dude, give the guy credit. No one knew what MMA was until Shamrock went to the WWF. Then millions and millions were exposed. Then they brought Dan over to continue the feud...and he shocked the sports world when he said...naw, keep yer fake ass rassling..i CHOOSE to go back to the real deal...



Sure, there were hard core fans...but Shamrock made it legit. He only won the belt once.

Wow...that makes him just a piece of shite eh...
2swell k-wells
11-08-2006, 06:11 PM
yes shamrock does belong in the ufc hall of fame , he was and probably still the most recognized fighter that fought in the ufc. From ufc 1 to ufc 64, not the best fighter nowadays but still a dangerous man.
the giant one
11-09-2006, 05:24 PM
anyone who was a star in the origination of the sport deserves a shot to be in
1bad65
11-09-2006, 07:04 PM
He may not have been a 'great' fighter, but he would fight anyone. He was top tier level in the early UFCs and even trained some successful fighters (Telligman, Burnett, Mezger, Williams). He was ahead of the curve in mma, but he failed to evolve in my opinion. He also was very instrumental in the growth of mma.

I feel he deserves it.
seldomTap
11-10-2006, 11:00 PM
Was part of some of the biggest draws in MMA. Shamrock/Gracie, Shamrock/Severn, Shamrock/Ortiz...even though he never lived up to the hype somewhat, he should be in the HoF IMO just for being a part of every major step forward the UFC has made
CoLd_WaVE
11-11-2006, 03:44 AM
i think he deserves to be in the ufc hof.... but PERSONALLY, i think he is overrated... and most of the time he failed to deliver in the big fights....