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Title: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: suckmymuscle on February 26, 2012, 08:46:08 AM
  Who fight to win decisions by either trying to stall the fight if they are wrestlers by humping their opponents on the ground or, if they are strikers, outscoring their opponents on the stand-up by hitting them more than they get hit, but without any intention of actually finishing their opponents. Pathetic. Greg Jackson and other modern MMA coaches are killing MMA with these gay-ass game plans where using the point system to win is more important than actually trying to finish opponents either by KO or submission.

  These UFC pussies would have been destroyed back in PRIDE. The ring is much smaller than the cage, and you cannot run from your opponent, and soccer kicks and head stomps completely nullify the possibility of dropping to the ground to stall the fight. Also, back in PRIDE fighters would lose points for lack of aggressiveness with yellow and red cards, which made them try to finish their opponents instead of trying to win decisions. UFC fighters are a bunch of weak pussy cowards.

  The only two UFC fighters who would have done well in PRIDE are Nick Diaz and Jon Jones, the former because he is a true fighter who goes there to win fights, and Jon Jones because he is a genetic superman who would do well in any fighting organization ever. All these other UFC cowards would fail in PRIDE. The superiority of PRIDE is evident in that a second-tier PRIDE fighter, Overeem, destroyed the former UFC heavyweigh champion, Brock Lesnar, without even breaking a sweat. The same for Anderson Silva, who back in PRIDE was average and now in the UFC is invincible.

  The only way to fix MMA and make it more exciting is to penalize fighters for takedowns. If you go for the takedown, you immediately lose a point and thus will have to be sure that you can either TKO or submit your opponent on the ground, which will make wrestlers think twice before going for the takedown and force them to actually stand and fight. Also, make points be earned for aggressiveness and not for hitting your opponent and avoiding being hit. That is, a fighter who hits his opponets less but engages more, like Nick Diaz did in his fight with Carlos Condit, should be awarded more points. So "decision fighters" will disappear from MMA and force their gay ass coaches like Greg Jackson actually teach them how to fight and not avoid fights.

SUCKMYMUSCLE
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: _bruce_ on February 26, 2012, 08:51:51 AM
It's been watered down to sell it to a wider audience.
"Underground fighting" will be popular again when people get bored enough of the big dog.
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: Royalty on February 26, 2012, 11:08:37 AM
 Who fight to win decisions by either trying to stall the fight if they are wrestlers by humping their opponents on the ground or, if they are strikers, outscoring their opponents on the stand-up by hitting them more than they get hit, but without any intention of actually finishing their opponents. Pathetic. Greg Jackson and other modern MMA coaches are killing MMA with these gay-ass game plans where using the point system to win is more important than actually trying to finish opponents either by KO or submission.

  These UFC pussies would have been destroyed back in PRIDE. The ring is much smaller than the cage, and you cannot run from your opponent, and soccer kicks and head stomps completely nullify the possibility of dropping to the ground to stall the fight. Also, back in PRIDE fighters would lose points for lack of aggressiveness with yellow and red cards, which made them try to finish their opponents instead of trying to win decisions. UFC fighters are a bunch of weak pussy cowards.

  The only two UFC fighters who would have done well in PRIDE are Nick Diaz and Jon Jones, the former because he is a true fighter who goes there to win fights, and Jon Jones because he is a genetic superman who would do well in any fighting organization ever. All these other UFC cowards would fail in PRIDE. The superiority of PRIDE is evident in that a second-tier PRIDE fighter, Overeem, destroyed the former UFC heavyweigh champion, Brock Lesnar, without even breaking a sweat. The same for Anderson Silva, who back in PRIDE was average and now in the UFC is invincible.

  The only way to fix MMA and make it more exciting is to penalize fighters for takedowns. If you go for the takedown, you immediately lose a point and thus will have to be sure that you can either TKO or submit your opponent on the ground, which will make wrestlers think twice before going for the takedown and force them to actually stand and fight. Also, make points be earned for aggressiveness and not for hitting your opponent and avoiding being hit. That is, a fighter who hits his opponets less but engages more, like Nick Diaz did in his fight with Carlos Condit, should be awarded more points. So "decision fighters" will disappear from MMA and force their gay ass coaches like Greg Jackson actually teach them how to fight and not avoid fights.

SUCKMYMUSCLE

Thats why guys like Jon Jones (your buddy) are so popular... They dont allow their opponent to leave the cage without taking a beating and a "L"
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: Royalty on February 26, 2012, 11:10:59 AM
PS: Pat Militech was the first guy that went for decision wins
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: suckmymuscle on February 26, 2012, 11:44:53 AM
It's been watered down to sell it to a wider audience.
"Underground fighting" will be popular again when people get bored enough of the big dog.

  Bruce, you are a great poster and you are right. I assure you that an MMA promotion that adopted the rules I am suggesting would surpass the UFC in popularity very easily and here is why: fans of violence want the most of it, whilst those who hate violence want none of it. So watering down the violence of MMA to appeal to the masses won't work as any violence turns them off, and it will drive off the fans of violence.

SUCKMYMUSCLE
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: Vikingman on February 26, 2012, 01:05:54 PM
I agree with all your points-but idk about penalty for takedowns-how about the yellow card like Pride if you stall etc or as you described
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: suckmymuscle on February 26, 2012, 04:31:10 PM
I agree with all your points-but idk about penalty for takedowns-how about the yellow card like Pride if you stall etc or as you described

  If you take your opponent down, you are completely taking away his ability to hit you, and if you're a wrestler under the current point system your victory is assured because all you have to do is take your opponent down and keep him on his back. That makes for very boring fights, and turns MMA into essentially a wrestling match, because Humans are bipeds with a high center of gravity and thus are easy to take down.

SUCKMYMUSCLE
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: A Professional on February 26, 2012, 05:58:03 PM
Agreed. MMA is becoming gayer and gayer.
Even when it became more 'legit' it lost some of it's edge.
I recall a radio interview with Tito years back, and he basically said he decided to enter the UFC after it became a little safer and they added more rules.
Everyone knocks those one dimensional guys from UFC 1 but at least they were warriors and often had military backgrounds. The current batch are athletes.

The one fighter I do like that doesn't finish all the time is Machida. Watching that level of skill--which I distinguish from athleticism, is exciting.

But no, John Jones is not a warrior. He's an athlete.
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: che on February 26, 2012, 06:19:33 PM
Because is a  sport  not a real fight  , slowly MMA fighters are learning  some  basic  stuff  such  as  keeping you hands up ::), foot work , head movement , etc ,
The sport is evolving  Ko or get Koed isn't working anymore ,it's  fun for the fans but  not good for a fighter's career.
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: A Professional on February 26, 2012, 06:21:46 PM
Sure, it's a 'sport'. But the point of combat sports is to give an 'idea' of who would win in a real fight.
In the old days there were just enough rules to prevent someone from being killed, while still giving an idea of the outcome of a real fight.
Today the winner of the match could be destroyed in a real fight. So it's lost it's purpose.
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: suckmymuscle on February 26, 2012, 06:24:52 PM
Because is a  sport  not a real fight  , slowly MMA fighters are learning  some  basic  stuff  such  as  keeping you hands up, foot work , head movement , etc ,
The sport is evolving  Ko or get Koed isn't working anymore ,it's  fun for the fans but  not good for a fighter's career.

  What? What has the evolution of the sport got to do with this? The problem is the point-based system that allows you to win decisions by stalling the fight on the gound or out-striking your opponent on the standup without actually trying to take him out: you can hit him like a feather hitting the ground, but as long as you do it more to him than he does to you, you win. A recipe for extremely boring fights....

SUCKMYMUSCLE
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: che on February 26, 2012, 06:32:00 PM
But the point of combat sports is to give an 'idea' of who would win in a real fight.


That's retarded , many of these UFC fighters and boxers   would shit their pants  in a real street fight , Tito Ortiz , Sakurai ,Hatton  they got beat by nobodies in a street fight.
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: che on February 26, 2012, 06:33:02 PM
  What? What has the evolution of the sport got to do with this? The problem is the point-based system that allows you to win decisions by stalling the fight on the gound or out-striking your opponent on the standup without actually trying to take him out: you can hit him like a feather hitting the ground, but as long as you do it more to him than he does to you, you win. A recipe for extremely boring fights....

SUCKMYMUSCLE
You are not a fighter so  you'll never understand.
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: A Professional on February 26, 2012, 06:33:38 PM
That's retarded , many of these UFC fighters and boxers   would shit their pants  in a real street fight , Tito Ortiz , Sakurai ,Hatton  they got beat by nobodies in a street fight.

 ::)

Not in the old days. All those guys were pure warriors.

That was my point.

Current: Athletes
10+ years ago: Warriors
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: che on February 26, 2012, 06:36:38 PM
All those guys were pure amateurs.





Fixed
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: A Professional on February 26, 2012, 06:39:14 PM
Fixed

That's why the 'legit' generation of fighters--like Ortiz had to wait until it was 'safe' to play.
They knew that they aren't warriors, just pussies--like JJ.
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: makaveli25 on February 26, 2012, 07:17:44 PM
Bring back the yellowcards and soccer kicks. Problem solved. Pride>>>>>>>Ufc. Anytime any of the old pride fights are on and I watch them with my friends we all agree. It's to bad.
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: 20inch calves on February 27, 2012, 02:23:14 AM
condit yes..bader i thought was trying to fight to win.
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: suckmymuscle on February 27, 2012, 07:13:06 PM
You are not a fighter so  you'll never understand.

  Bwaaaaaa...and you are a fighter? STFU retard.

SUCKMYMUSCLE
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: suckmymuscle on February 27, 2012, 07:17:25 PM
condit yes..bader i thought was trying to fight to win.

  So taking your opponent to the ground, putting him on his back and then humping him for 3 rounds is "trying to win"? Great logic there.

SUCKMYMUSCLE
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: chaos on February 27, 2012, 07:20:25 PM
  Bwaaaaaa...and you are a fighter? STFU retard.

SUCKMYMUSCLE
Quoted for pure idiocy.

I agree with che, you obviously are an armchair fighter.
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: suckmymuscle on February 27, 2012, 07:22:03 PM
Quoted for pure idiocy.

I agree with che, you obviously are an armchair fighter.

  Epic obsession with me. I own your mind. ;) And I would rather be anything than an old fat geezer such as you. ;D

SUCKMYMUSCLE
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: chaos on February 27, 2012, 07:31:46 PM
  Epic obsession with me. I own your mind. ;) And I would rather be anything than an old fat geezer such as you. ;D

SUCKMYMUSCLE
che > Snitchwithnomuscle
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: 20inch calves on February 28, 2012, 12:32:02 AM
  So taking your opponent to the ground, putting him on his back and then humping him for 3 rounds is "trying to win"? Great logic there.

SUCKMYMUSCLE

actually bader landed some good strikes. also i see no point in standing with a guy like rampage when your strength is in wrestling. GNP is the wrestlers game
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: OptimusPrime1980 on February 28, 2012, 06:34:19 AM
condit yes..bader i thought was trying to fight to win.
condit won fair and square.....
diaz is a decent boxer and is great at bjj..... other then that..... well...
diza failed to get condit to the ground.... so his bjj was rendered useless....
diaz also failed to connect with a decent shot.... so his boxing also rendered useless...
condit outstruck him.... period! landed way more lowkicks.... if he would just have had more power in his kicks, the fight would not have lasted that long....
i really do not see why diaz should have won.... i mean people acuse condit of running backwards.... well at least he fought backwards....
diaz was running forward like an idiot.... landing only a few punches...
did you see diaz his face after the fight? was swollen a lot more the condit's....
condit won fairly .....


Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: BILL ANVIL on February 28, 2012, 08:25:57 PM
Condit and Bader are feared, nobody wants to fight them.
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: Geo on February 28, 2012, 11:56:38 PM
    The only way to fix MMA and make it more exciting is to penalize fighters for takedowns. If you go for the takedown, you immediately lose a point and thus will have to be sure that you can either TKO or submit your opponent on the ground,

and you wonder why everyone here thinks you're a total idiot

Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: GraniteCityDon on February 29, 2012, 03:05:31 AM
and you wonder why everyone here thinks you're a total idiot


Is he genuinely serious about this?! Penalised for a takedown attempt?! Where to begin with this...............
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: suckmymuscle on February 29, 2012, 11:01:41 AM
and you wonder why everyone here thinks you're a total idiot



  You have no intelligence to debate me, so all you have are insults. My point is perfectly reasonable and rational. Read it and then re-read until  your deficient brain can understand it.

  Yes, penalize takedowns. That way, all you'll see in MMA are brutal stand-up wars or grappling matches where opponents try to finish(submit) each other, instead of wrestlers just holding their opponents and smothering them to a win. No one wants to see this. This is MMA and not greco-roman wrestling. I don't care about watching guys trying to get the top position and then that is the end of the fight. Boooooooooooooooooooorin g.

SUCKMYMUSCLE
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: Geo on February 29, 2012, 02:29:04 PM
ok...

penalize how ?
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: suckmymuscle on February 29, 2012, 09:50:18 PM
ok...

penalize how ?

  I already answered that: by removing a point.

SUCKMYMUSCLE
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: Geo on February 29, 2012, 10:20:30 PM
all you done is decribe what kickboxing is..

you basically want to change MMA into kickboxing ..


you're stupid !




ta ta !
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: suckmymuscle on March 01, 2012, 04:30:27 AM
all you done is decribe what kickboxing is..

you basically want to change MMA into kickboxing ..


you're stupid !




ta ta !

  Here is why you got it all wrong, moron.

  Kickboxing, you cannot take your opponents to the ground at all. This is not what I am suggesting.
  
  By penalizing takedowns, you are forcing wrestlers to finish their opponents, either on the ground or on the standup. Wrestlers will still be able to take their opponents down. If a wrestler takes his opponent down, it is as if he's saying:

  "By taking my opponent down, I am losing a point, but I am so confident I can submit or TKO my opponent and win the fight that I am doing it anyway."

  This forces wrestlers to use other MMA skills besides just putting their opponents on their back and humping them to a decision. It forces them to learn judo and jiu-jitsu to submit opponents and it forces them to try to KO their opponents on the ground.

  If the wrestler takes his opponent down but doesen't beat him, then he lost the round. So if the wrestler is not confident that he can submit or ground-and-pound his opponents to unconsciousness, then he will fight standing. My rules will force wrestlers:

  1. Learn boxing, kickboxing and other striking disciplines.

  2. Learn judo and jiu-jitsu, the great grappling arts.

  With my rules, MMA fights would be either stand-up wars or ground wars where opponents try to finish each other. This is key word "finish". No one wants to see a "fight" where one guy lays on top of another for several rounds and humps him to a decision. I want to see ground battles where fighters try to either get the top position and beat their opponents to unconsciousness of submit them.

  Mixed martial arts should be about finishing your opponent and not rigging the point system to win decisions. Penalize takedowns and on the stand-up make aggressiveness and not strike lending the criteria. That is, in a stand-up war, the guy who wins is not the one who lends more punches, but the one who shows more aggressiveness in trying to finish him. Under our current system, all a guy has to do to win a stand-up war is to lend more strikes on his opponent, even if his strikes do no damage, and even if he is running away from his opponent the whole fight. One guy lends more pillow-strikes and runs away from his opponent whilst the other moves forward and lends less but more damaging strikes and he loses. Is this fair? Nope.

SUCKMYMUSCLE

Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: asbrus on March 01, 2012, 08:29:25 AM
 Here is why you got it all wrong, moron.

  Kickboxing, you cannot take your opponents to the ground at all. This is not what I am suggesting.
  
  By penalizing takedowns, you are forcing wrestlers to finish their opponents, either on the ground or on the standup. Wrestlers will still be able to take their opponents down. If a wrestler takes his opponent down, it is as if he's saying:

  "By taking my opponent down, I am losing a point, but I am so confident I can submit or TKO my opponent and win the fight that I am doing it anyway."

  This forces wrestlers to use other MMA skills besides just putting their opponents on their back and humping them to a decision. It forces them to learn judo and jiu-jitsu to submit opponents and it forces them to try to KO their opponents on the ground.

  If the wrestler takes his opponent down but doesen't beat him, then he lost the round. So if the wrestler is not confident that he can submit or ground-and-pound his opponents to unconsciousness, then he will fight standing. My rules will force wrestlers:

  1. Learn boxing, kickboxing and other striking disciplines.

  2. Learn judo and jiu-jitsu, the great grappling arts.

  With my rules, MMA fights would be either stand-up wars or ground wars where opponents try to finish each other. This is key word "finish". No one wants to see a "fight" where one guy lays on top of another for several rounds and humps him to a decision. I want to see ground battles where fighters try to either get the top position and beat their opponents to unconsciousness of submit them.

  Mixed martial arts should be about finishing your opponent and not rigging the point system to win decisions. Penalize takedowns and on the stand-up make aggressiveness and not strike lending the criteria. That is, in a stand-up war, the guy who wins is not the one who lends more punches, but the one who shows more aggressiveness in trying to finish him. Under our current system, all a guy has to do to win a stand-up war is to lend more strikes on his opponent, even if his strikes do no damage, and even if he is running away from his opponent the whole fight. One guy lends more pillow-strikes and runs away from his opponent whilst the other moves forward and lends less but more damaging strikes and he loses. Is this fair? Nope.

SUCKMYMUSCLE



T0 MaKE IT NUETURaL WE CaN MaKE TaKEDOWNS ZER0 P0INTS IF N0 aCTI0N IS D0NE aFTER.
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: Geo on March 01, 2012, 08:44:28 AM
I think MMA is just fine the way it is, but I think you're stupid and have self esteem issue because deep down in the back of your mind you know you suck !
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: suckmymuscle on March 01, 2012, 03:19:14 PM
I think MMA is just fine the way it is, but I think you're stupid and have self esteem issue because deep down in the back of your mind you know you suck !


  Meltdown.  Translation:

  "I cannot refute anything he said or debate him because I lack the intelligence for it, so I will just call him stupid, which is exactly how he makes me feel, and leave the thread with my tail between my legs." ;)

  "That would just turn MMA into a kickboxing bout." Bwa ha ha ha ha ha...I am still laughing at this stupid statement of yours. As if I ever said that takedowns should be prohibited. At least learn how to read properly what the people debating you are saying. What a fucking retard you are. ;D

SUCKMYMUSCLE

  
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: Geo on March 01, 2012, 04:22:04 PM
ya know ya got em rattled when they start puttin words in bold :)
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: suckmymuscle on March 01, 2012, 04:44:29 PM
ya know ya got em rattled when they start puttin words in bold :)

   Ha ha ha ha...ok "Geo"....yeah, you are right...

SUCKMYMUSCLE
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: GraniteCityDon on March 01, 2012, 05:52:03 PM
Ultimately what you are proposing is nothing short of ridiculous. The referee has the discretion to stand the fighters up if he feels there is little to no action occurring, this in itself should result in another opportunity for striking combat to take place and if it goes to the ground again then so be it (a case could be made for referees to be quicker to force the stand up when no real damage is being done if it pleases you). But to penalise a fighter for simply obtaining an advantage? You say it forces wrestlers to learn striking and grappling, but what about the fighters that have no wrestling ability at all and therefore bring the problem on themselves?

It goes both ways, for 15 years wrestling has been THE key element to a successful MMA fighter and yet we still have people like Chieck Kongo competing with ZERO wrestling ability - he is as pure a striker as you will find. Next you will petition for strikers to be penalised for excessive jabbing because essentially they are not going for the KO, where does it end?

You just do not understand that without the current set up MMA would not be getting the exposure it does and the UFC wouldnt be a 10 figure company. The dark ages of bloody wars and rule less fights appealing to only the hardcore fans almost put the UFC out of business, the current format has allowed an unimaginable level of prosperity and is the sole reason modern MMA fighters are millionaires. And do you really, REALLY believe that what you - 1 insignificant "fan" with bare minimum MMA knowledge and even less common sense - suggest is going to be taken seriously by anyone within the sport?

Im sure this all makes sense to you somewhere in there when the meds are in full flow, but out here we have no idea why the hell you bother to post these idiotic ideas. Crack on with your usual barrage of fury and cries of "meltdown", im sure Fedor's name will also manage to work its way in there somehow...............
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: A Professional on March 01, 2012, 06:09:04 PM
I like the yellow card idea. Someone could use a wrestling takedown in order to apply a jiujitsu move, and then back to wrestling.
There's just so many variables. At least with the yellow card it's more versatile (standup as well as ground stalling), and allows the refs to do their job, taking in to account each situation.
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: suckmymuscle on March 01, 2012, 07:49:19 PM
Ultimately what you are proposing is nothing short of ridiculous. The referee has the discretion to stand the fighters up if he feels there is little to no action occurring, this in itself should result in another opportunity for striking combat to take place and if it goes to the ground again then so be it (a case could be made for referees to be quicker to force the stand up when no real damage is being done if it pleases you). But to penalise a fighter for simply obtaining an advantage? You say it forces wrestlers to learn striking and grappling, but what about the fighters that have no wrestling ability at all and therefore bring the problem on themselves?

It goes both ways, for 15 years wrestling has been THE key element to a successful MMA fighter and yet we still have people like Chieck Kongo competing with ZERO wrestling ability - he is as pure a striker as you will find. Next you will petition for strikers to be penalised for excessive jabbing because essentially they are not going for the KO, where does it end?

You just do not understand that without the current set up MMA would not be getting the exposure it does and the UFC wouldnt be a 10 figure company. The dark ages of bloody wars and rule less fights appealing to only the hardcore fans almost put the UFC out of business, the current format has allowed an unimaginable level of prosperity and is the sole reason modern MMA fighters are millionaires. And do you really, REALLY believe that what you - 1 insignificant "fan" with bare minimum MMA knowledge and even less common sense - suggest is going to be taken seriously by anyone within the sport?

Im sure this all makes sense to you somewhere in there when the meds are in full flow, but out here we have no idea why the hell you bother to post these idiotic ideas. Crack on with your usual barrage of fury and cries of "meltdown", im sure Fedor's name will also manage to work its way in there somehow...............

  You are so fucking dumb. 4 paragraphs to pretty much agree with everything I said. Yes, wrestling has been the thing in MMA for the past several years. Duh! :P This is exactly what I said, fa.ggot. STFU.

  Penalizing takedowns forces wrestlers to be confident that they can finish their opponents on the ground. It forces them to become good at BJJ, judo and ground-and-pound and not only wrestling. Read that again, f.aggot, and understand. Such a simple concept and your dumbass cannot understand because you are one stupid motherfuker.

  The audacity of stupid people like you thinking they can debate anything with me. In fact, the only reason why you f.aggots debate with me is not because you actually have a point to make, but because you want to prove that you are just as intelligent as me. Well, it isn't working. You guys should just accept that you are dumb and not as smart as me and STFU...

SUCKMYMUSCLE
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: Geo on March 01, 2012, 09:14:50 PM
 
  The audacity of stupid people like you thinking they can debate anything with me. In fact, the only reason why you f.aggots debate with me is not because you actually have a point to make, but because you want to prove that you are just as intelligent as me.

whoever you are you've got a funny little schtick going,and I'll give ya credit, I do get amused by some of your posts but the f*ggot thing kind of puts it all over the edge....


relax dude :)
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: GraniteCityDon on March 02, 2012, 05:49:49 AM
You are certainly of the GH15 mold ill give you that. However to state that everything i said basically backs up your statements is ridiculous, i have countered your points and still you believe you come off the better man?! You genuinely believe you are that much better than everyone, your constant lies, God complex and ludicrous posts have left you nothing but a joke to all who post here - a shattered gimmick who has no respect on this board.

You made the statement about the wrestlers being forced to learn BJJ etc, and i yet countered it with forcing strikers to learn wrestling to avoid these circumstances. I provided a rational explanation, using Kongo as an example, as to why this is an issue and you think i am simply agreeing with you? The very reason we have wrestlers controlling the ground game and seeing fights through is because strikers like Daley, Hardy & Kongo have absolutely no way to combat their takedown attempts and once they are down they can do nothing but hope its relatively painless for them. By forcing them to learn that aspect of the game it allows them to keep the fight standing or manoeuvre themselves into a position whereby the referee has no option but to force the restart.

You also demand to see a return to the days of old whereby everyone smashed each other to a bloody pulp as you believe by alienating the sport from the majority of its fan base and focussing on the small group of hardcores it will prosper like never before. I countered that with another rational explanation as to why that is not a possibility. It can not be any simpler, and yet YOU are the one that doesnt seem to comprehend my statements.

Debating with you is easy because you tie yourself in knots through sheer ignorance to everyone else's knowledge base and abilities. The people you label as idiots and morons contribute more to this board than you ever could because most of what they say is positive whereas you leave a foul stench everywhere you go. Continue on with your clams of genius if it brightens up a moment of your day, im sure the rest of us can happily look in the mirror and smile whereas you see yourself for who you really are and smash it in shame.
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: King Shizzo on March 02, 2012, 03:25:05 PM
I like the yellow card idea. Someone could use a wrestling takedown in order to apply a jiujitsu move, and then back to wrestling.
There's just so many variables. At least with the yellow card it's more versatile (standup as well as ground stalling), and allows the refs to do their job, taking in to account each situation.
Yes.  Pride had it right already.  Penalize fighters for a boring, stalling fight.
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: Geo on March 02, 2012, 05:06:13 PM
there's no such thing anymore as "hardcore" fans...

MMA's too far removed from the days when it was a borderline underground sport ..

theres  fans...and there's people who bitch about the sport because everything they thought that they knew is becoming more and more common knowledge..

12 year old kids now know as much about MMA as the select few that were into Pride 12 years ago..

suckmymuscle is a casualty of ignorance and denial :)
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: Muscleboy on March 02, 2012, 05:56:22 PM
you are such an idiot Suckmymuscle.  Carlos Condit''s record is 28 wins 5 losses with 13 wins by knockout, 13 by submission, and 2 by decision. The one decision was to Diaz.  You are such a fool who doesnt even get his facts right before he posts.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carlos_Condit
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: King Shizzo on March 03, 2012, 04:59:48 AM
you are such an idiot Suckmymuscle.  Carlos Condit''s record is 28 wins 5 losses with 13 wins by knockout, 13 by submission, and 2 by decision. The one decision was to Diaz.  You are such a fool who doesnt even get his facts right before he posts.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carlos_Condit
Hi Carlos.
Title: Re: Condit And Bader Represent A New Generation Of Fighters...
Post by: 20inch calves on March 03, 2012, 08:42:13 PM
you are such an idiot Suckmymuscle.  Carlos Condit''s record is 28 wins 5 losses with 13 wins by knockout, 13 by submission, and 2 by decision. The one decision was to Diaz.  You are such a fool who doesnt even get his facts right before he posts.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carlos_Condit

you are right. condit does finish fights. not sure why all the hate for him. so what he fought a safe fight against diaz. guess what it worked and he won