Did anyone else think of Frye v Takayama when Randy and Nog were going at it for that 8 or 10 seconds?
Frame of reference...
wtf who won gdi? (frye vs taka)
nice, never seen that before, i'm a newb, gonna go try to find the whole fight, that looked more intense than camping.
Edit: Hell yeah that was an awesome ass fight.
mma-core.com is a great site for watching vidya's as well
Fedor vs Crocop
That shit was awesome, I've watched a lot of crocop highlights but seeing that whole fight was nice.
Fight of the Night: Randy Couture & Minotauro Nogueira
Submission of the Night: Jake Rosholt
Knockout of the Night: Nate Marquardt
60k bonuses for each
That arm triangle was sick, and having never seen someone react that way afterwards I thought he was having a seizure. D:
Cannot wait to see Marquardt's next fight. One of the few legitimate 1-shot knockouts I've ever seen, but I guess someone JUMPING INTO IT helps? Poor guy didn't even get to showcase his jujitsu one damn bit. lol Being immortalized in a highlight reel forever should be fun, though!
Noblemountain, what site did you get those hand strengtheners at?
Captains of Crush Hand Grippers - the gold standard of hand grippers from IronMind
I would personally start at 1.5 or 2 depending on how good your grip strength is. They are really cheap and are such an awesome tool. I use them first thing in the mornings, and then after I workout, and then again at night while watching whatever we Tivo'd.
I think the #1 is 150 lbs of pressure and #2 is 200 lbs. I am doing forced negatives on my #3 right now and working on the #2.5. It is a tough bitch.
Last gif makes me sad. :c
Maia really needs to stop doing that little hop before his kicks since it's what gave him away and made the counter easy.
I read an interview from Nate after the fight that said he and his camp had been watching all the video they could of Maia. I'm willing to bet that was the first thing they picked up on. You'd have to be blind not to. Predictability is never good in the world of MMA.