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[Douchebag]

Overeem is a guy that has been in the fighting at an elite level for a while but has really started just beasting within the last two years at Heavyweight. I've been keeping tabs on him ever since his mauling of Cro Cop. I think Fedor is starting to decline and Overeem will beat him because he is big, skilled and most importantly experienced.

This post has been edited by The Conscience: May 24 2010, 08:13 PM

[Warlord]

I think Fedor is starting to decline and Overeem will beat him because he is big, skilled and most importantly experienced.

Of course you do.

Overeem is a guy that has been in the fighting at an elite level for a while but has really started just beasting within the last two years at Heavyweight. I've been keeping tabs on him ever since his mauling of Cro Cop.

Of course you have.

I love you noobs. I really do.

Overeem has been stopped by KO/TKO six times in his career, submitted twice, and decisioned three times. He beats Brett Rogers in spectacular fashion and suddenly he can beat the greatest MMA fighter in history? A fighter who has never legitimately lost a fight, and finished ALL of his opponents before the 1st round (with the exception of one) since 2005 and counting, the last two coming by way of BRUTAL knockout. And now, suddenly, in your EXPERT opinion, he's starting to decline?

Pray-tell, what exactly have you seen to indicate that

A.) Fedor is on the decline, or
B.) Alistair Overeem is even REMOTELY on Fedor's level?

Discuss. And keep in mind, Overeem has been KO'd twice by the UFC's LIGHT heavyweight champion (205lbs) Mauricio "Shogun" Rua.

[Douchebag]

Of course you do.



Of course you have.

I love you noobs. I really do.

Overeem has been stopped by KO/TKO six times in his career, submitted twice, and decisioned three times. He beats Brett Rogers in spectacular fashion and suddenly he can beat the greatest MMA fighter in history? A fighter who has never legitimately lost a fight, and finished ALL of his opponents before the 1st round (with the exception of one) since 2005 and counting, the last two coming by way of BRUTAL knockout. And now, suddenly, in your EXPERT opinion, he's starting to decline?

Pray-tell, what exactly have you seen to indicate that

A.) Fedor is on the decline, or
B.) Alistair Overeem is even REMOTELY on Fedor's level?

Discuss. And keep in mind, Overeem has been KO'd twice by the UFC's LIGHT heavyweight champion (205lbs) Mauricio "Shogun" Rua.

Can fighters improve in your book? I mean, can they get more experience, different trainning, rededicate themselve any of that shit? It's a big trend with your logic.

Fact. Fador was getting handled by Rogers until Rogers got sloppy and left his hands low and got cought. That shit would have never happened to the Fador of Pride and you know it.

Fact. Fador was getting Handled by Arlovski until the idiot decided to leave his feet to do flying knee for no apperent reason and got cought. Again, no way does not happen in Pride.

Fact. Some fighters improve which is the case for Alistair and some fighter decline which is the case for Fedor. Overeem is just peaking at the right time.

Oh, and who said I'm an expert? You're the only one that gets off from that kind of nonsense. SMH

This post has been edited by The Conscience: May 26 2010, 05:52 AM