Anyone else find it hard to take MMA/UFC seriously?

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  • FloydsEra
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    #11
    ahahaha you idiots! Domain's workin' you fools like hand puppets!Ahaha He started this whole argument. It's a non issue! Ahahaha

    <----- that's you guys

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    • StackMo
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      #12
      I am grateful for MMA. MMA takes WWE's grownup fans off my back so I can enjoy what I want. MMA is a public servant of going bankrupt promotions like Elite XC, Cage Rage, Icon Sport, Strike Force, Pride and Affliction.

      In Japan, traditionally the biggest MMA audience in the world Dream by parent company FEG's admission is on it's last legs and ready to close doors for good.

      That leaves the UFC. If MMA's future lies with one promotion MMA is ****ed on it's own.

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      • ingrando
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        #13
        no im just real. im not gonna sit here and agree with everyone to have internet friends. i just dont like MMA for s.h.i.t!

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        • Kakutogi-Gumi
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          #14
          Originally posted by ingrando
          UFC is trash, it dont take a brain surgeon to twist somebody's arm or leg,1. MMA is just the easy way out because they could not make it in boxing.2. Also it consists of WWE rejects.3. Nothing more. They dont knnow the hard work that one must put in as an amateur then fighting your way up as a pro going through every obstacle to get your title shot.4.
          I should write a form letter for this stuff.

          1. Said by someone who hasn't twisted anything. No one is going to lay down for an armbar. they're going to be constantly movine. It does take a brain surgeon to figure out how to pull that same hold in every position possible.

          2. Wrestlers, catchers, judoka, samboists, jiujitsukas, etc. never wanted to be boxers.

          3. If you're talking about Catchers, your damn skippy they get to fight in MMA Catch is the purest and base form of pro wrestling. Today's pro wrestlers aren't worthy enough to smell their ****. And so what if the came from the E. If they have the proper credentials, it's the wiser and more healthier option to take these days.

          4. Now your just full of bullshido here.

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          • Mr. Fantastic
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            #15
            Originally posted by ingrando
            no im just real. im not gonna sit here and agree with everyone to have internet friends. i just dont like MMA for s.h.i.t!

            If you don't like it then talk about something you do like, boxing. This is a boxing forum after all man.

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            • Kakutogi-Gumi
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              #16
              Originally posted by ingrando
              yeah, i read a headline on the newspaper that a vast majority of ****sexuals love watching MMA. It must have something to do with the rolling around the floor on top of each other crap all the ****s love. Im not trying to diss the gay community here, but two guys twisting each other's arms and rolling on the floor sounds gay to me.
              Hey that's awesome!

              What's the source?

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              • StackMo
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                #17
                Originally posted by Royal Burnell
                I should write a form letter for this stuff.

                1. Said by someone who hasn't twisted anything. No one is going to lay down for an armbar. they're going to be constantly movine. It does take a brain surgeon to figure out how to pull that same hold in every position possible.
                I am guessing you're trying to write 'moving'. Most mundial and Pan Am jiujitsu winners would agree UFC has fairly poor grappling.
                2. Wrestlers, catchers, judoka, samboists, jiujitsukas, etc. never wanted to be boxers.
                No but in the case of Brock Lesanr he quit WWE tried to an NFL pro and failed. MMA was his last effort at pro-sports. Other than that Lesnar never wrestled a real amatuer wrestling match since 2001. Ken Shamrock and Brock Lesnar agree the UFC is the place for retired pro-wrestlers.

                3. If you're talking about Catchers, your damn skippy they get to fight in MMA Catch is the purest and base form of pro wrestling. Today's pro wrestlers aren't worthy enough to smell their ****. And so what if the came from the E. If they have the proper credentials, it's the wiser and more healthier option to take these days.
                Pro-wrestling is red neck soap operas. Enjoy.

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                • Kakutogi-Gumi
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                  #18
                  Originally posted by StackMo
                  I am grateful for MMA. MMA takes WWE's grownup fans off my back so I can enjoy what I want. MMA is a public servant of going bankrupt promotions like Elite XC, Cage Rage, Icon Sport, Strike Force, Pride and Affliction.

                  In Japan, traditionally the biggest MMA audience in the world Dream by parent company FEG's admission is on it's last legs and ready to close doors for good.

                  That leaves the UFC. If MMA's future lies with one promotion MMA is ****ed on it's own.
                  Ehh. Cage Rage, ICON and STRIKEFORCE have been around a long time before joining Elite. They'll still be around after it dies. It's not like Elite did anything with them anyways.

                  And FEG is really at fault for the failings of DREAM. K-1 is great with Kickboxing, but they never created anything competitive with DREAM. Even with former Pride employees running the show now, it's already failed.

                  Keep your eyes on World Victory Road. They're slowly rising up.

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                  • StackMo
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                    #19
                    Originally posted by Royal Burnell
                    Ehh. Cage Rage, ICON and STRIKEFORCE have been around a long time before joining Elite. They'll still be around after it dies. It's not like Elite did anything with them anyways.
                    They bought them and joined them to their fiscal fate. Which at the moment is $55 million in debt. How are they going to be around while they are bleeding money?
                    And FEG is really at fault for the failings of DREAM.
                    Irrelevant, they are the ones announcing their own imminent end.
                    K-1 is great with Kickboxing,
                    K-1 is a freak show. Imagine WWE with kicks and boxing gloves.

                    Keep your eyes on World Victory Road. They're slowly rising up.
                    They're by their own admission deeply in debt. I give them a year more running in the red and then they too can be pronounced dead.

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                    • Kakutogi-Gumi
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                      #20
                      Originally posted by StackMo

                      They're by their own admission deeply in debt. I give them a year more running in the red and then they too can be pronounced dead.
                      Which got bought by Don Quejote (sp) which is like the Japanese Walmart.

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