Tuesday, February 8, 2011

Honest Forrest: 'I'm ranked nothing' and 'I'm terrified'

Forrest Griffin isn't anywhere close to the best fighter in the UFC, but he's still one of the most popular with fans in spite of being away from active fighting since late 2009. He's also winless since the middle of 2008.

The former light heavyweight champ faces Rich Franklin, another fan favorite on Saturday at UFC 126. The crowd will be torn. Do they root for the likable Franklin or the everyman Griffin?

Griffin thinks he's understand that connection he has with the fans.

"I kind of say what people are thinking," Griffin told MMAHeat's Karyn Bryant (2:00 mark). "I don't really say, 'I'm gonna try me best.' (I say) 'yeah, I'm terrified. Fighting in front of thousands of people is scary and there's a lot of money at stake. And I'll be honest, I want that money. It's important.'"

Griffin was up front about his nerves entering the Octagon after a 14-month layoff. The massive 205 pounder was sidelined after shoulder surgery and had to restrict his physical activity for months. Describing his return to the cage, Griffin threw out an interesting analogy to the Las Vegas Sun's Case Keefer.

"You’re like that if you haven’t done something in a year," Griffin said. 'Think of the time you went without sex for a year. You were nervous to get back out there."

Griffin said it's been 10 years since he's had a break this long. He said 2010 sucked because most of his problems were beyond his control. 

Source: http://sports.yahoo.com/mma/blog/cagewriter/post/Honest-Forrest-I-m-ranked-nothing-and-I-m-te?urn=mma-316329

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Win an iPad From �S

To celebrate the release of the 15 Years of �S and Atiba Jefferson Photography iPad app, �S is giving an iPad away this Friday on facebook. Brush up on your �S knowledge on the �S Timeline.

�S iPad Contest

Source: http://theskateboardmag.com/blogs/templeton-elliott/2011/02/08/win-an-ipad-from-es/

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UFC 126: Demetrious Johnson "All I Need is a Shot of Patron and im good for a week" - Demetrious Johnson

MMA H.E.A.T.'s Karyn Bryant spends a few moments backstage at UFC 126 with Demetrious Johnson minutes after his unanimous decision win over KID Yamamoto. Demetrious talks about how his�takedowns were�working for him in the fight, how he's learned to fight smarter and how nice it would be to get a UFC bonus on fight night. �He also talks about what he'll do to celebrate his victory, which may or may not include a bottle of vodka. Be sure to visit http://www.MMAheat.com for more interviews and archived episodes of our 1/2 hour show. N�s falamos Portugu�s! * We're on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/MMAheat * Follow MMAheat on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/MMAheat * Follow Karyn on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/KarynBryant

Source: http://mmalice.com/demetrious-johnson/ufc-126-demetrious-johnson-all-i-need-is-a-shot-of-patron-and-im-good-for-a-week-video_99ed815e8.html

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Jon Jones Pre Fight Interview at UFC 126 - Jon Jones

JON JONES GETS SET TO TAKE ON RYAN BADER AT UFC 126 IN VEGAS.

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Protest Art from David Williams

We've just refreshed Australian artist; David Williams' profile on COTW with some new art, namely "protest art", against the way 'we' are treating the oceans, particularly sharks! The artist commented; "I'm scared for Sharks... 'We' are eating them to death, but mostly removing their fins & leaving the rest to make Shark Fin Soup... I'm just completing the last in a series of works, some of which will be up for silent auction to help raise funds for Sea Shepherd Conservation Society."

www.clubofthewaves.com/surf-artist/david-williams.php

Shark Sculpture by David Williams

David has also recently produced an Organic shirt; "Man Eating Shark", of which 50% of profits goes to S.S.C.S (contact the artist for full details)…



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30 May 2010 - Ours

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MMA Top 10 Welterweights: Where Does Nick Diaz Rank?

by Michael David SmithNick Diaz is one of the hardest fighters to rank in mixed martial arts.

Some folks argue that Diaz is a Top 5 welterweight, and maybe even the guy with the best combination of skills to dethrone the consensus No. 1, Georges St. Pierre. His win over Evangelista Cyborg Santos was Diaz's ninth straight victory, and he's finished eight of those nine opponents. It's been a long time since Diaz stepped into the cage and turned in an unimpressive performance.

But others argue that Diaz isn't even a Top 10 welterweight because the quality of his opposition has been less than stellar. None of those nine wins has come against anyone who's even close to a Top 10 opponent himself. And Strikeforce has matched Diaz up with opponents who play to his strengths, while never testing what may be Diaz's greatest weakness by putting him in the cage with a wrestler.

So where do we rank Diaz? I have my answer below. Your answer may differ.

 

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Source: http://www.mmafighting.com/2011/02/01/mma-top-10-welterweights-what-do-we-do-with-nick-diaz/

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UFC decides to throw Jon Jones into title fight, the kid is ready

Jon Jones won the biggest fight of his life last night against Ryan Bader and seconds later he had to put thrill of victory behind him as he was booked to face his next tough challenge, the UFC light heavyweight champ Mauricio "Shogun" Rua on Mar. 19 at UFC 128.

Right before he spoke with UFC analyst Joe Rogan, the 23-year-old Jones was asked to accept the fight.

"I had no clue my title shot was coming. Would I have asked for it? Sure, you know my goal is to be considered the best fighter in the light heavyweight division," Jones said during the UFC 126 postfight press conference. "One of the reasons I look up to Jose Aldo (UFC featherweight champion) so much is because he’s a 23-year-old world champion."  

Dana White found out Rashad Evans would be unable to go against Rua and booked his replacement main event cageside in Las Vegas. 

"I was driving to the arena around 2:30 this afternoon when I found out Rashad was out," White said.

The idea for Jones to step in, was unhatched shortly after that.

"We did the deal literally (next to the Octagon). We told Shogun 'hey, listen if this kid wins, we want to put him in there for the fight.' Right before Jones and Bader walked out, (Rua) and his team accepted it," said White.

White was careful to make sure Jones knew nothing about the opportunity that was at stake. 

White said, "This kid has enough pressure on him already, you don’t want to sit there and say ‘hey if you win this fight, how you’d like to face Shogun?’"

Once Jones submitted Bader, White walked into the Octagon and offered the fighting prodigy a chance at the world title. Without hesitation Jones, who only has seven UFC fights under his belt, accepted. 

The fight is less than six weeks away, but that doesn't worry Jones.

"I feel as if it's my time. My confidence is very high. I'm already in shape and I've got six weeks to make myself even better," Jones (12-1, 6-1 UFC) said. "That’s what I'm excited about. It should be great."

That seems like a short turnaround to face a veteran champion who has 23 fights under his belt.

"Absolutely not," Jones said. "I usually spend my training camps getting in shape. I'm already in shape."

Jones has to make sure he dials it down and can then peak again in six weeks. He said his trainer Greg Jackson wants him to take some time off. 

"I'm not going to take any time off. I've got a lot of studying to do. Physically, I'll probably take a little time off. Six weeks is more than enough time especially because I already have a six pack," joked Jones.

Rua doesn't back down from anybody. After a win at UFC 93, he was offered Chuck Liddell and accepted on the spot in the locker room. Taking the Jones fight is no different, especially since he's now the champ.

"I face it as motivation to train even harder. I'm a fighter and I've never picked my opponents. I have to fight everybody as a champion," Rua said through his translator Eduardo Alonso. 

Rua said his training camp will remain the same. 

"Jon Jones is a good striker. He has a good muay thai and wrestling base. It’s pretty much the same type of work I was training for Rashad Evans. I was training a lot of wrestling, a lot of muay thai. It doesn’t change that much," said Rua.

Rua was impressed with Jones' win over Bader and said he deserves the shot over everyone else in the division. There is one big difference between Evans and Jones, "Bones" is five inches taller. Rua said it'll be similar to facing past opponents like Alistair Overeem (6-foot-5) and Cyrille Diabate (6-6). 

Source: http://sports.yahoo.com/mma/blog/cagewriter/post/UFC-decides-to-throw-Jon-Jones-into-title-fight-?urn=mma-317424

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Monday, February 7, 2011

A wet and bleak Sunday 8 February 2010

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Giant wipeouts by Brian Bielmann

Found: A pretty scary (and awesome) collection of wipeout photos by surf photographer Brian Bielmann, in a feature put together, strangely enough, by the Mail Online (?) in the UK...

Source: http://www.clubofthewaves.com/blog/giant-wipeouts-by-brian-bielmann/

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Emotional Ronaldo 'Jacare' Souza Looks Back on Successful Title Defense - Jacare

Emotional Ronaldo 'Jacare' Souza Looks Back on Successful Title Defense Video by Jacare

Source: http://mmalice.com/jacare/emotional-ronaldo-jacare-souza-looks-back-on-successful-title-defense-video_59499a2c6.html

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Herschel could put aside MMA for a return to the NFL

Don't tell Herschel Walker he's being ridiculous. The former NFL running back probably won't be swayed. He put together a borderline Hall of Fame career in the NFL without lifting a weight. Then he turned to an Olympic quest at age 29 and made a U.S. two-man bobsled team in the 1992 Olympics. His latest endeavor is a career in mixed martial arts. Now in typical Walker fashion, he said he's not done. His next dream is to return to the NFL when he's 50.

"I tell people I may even try out for football again and show people I can do that. I'd be the George Foreman of football and come back and do that one more time," Walker, 48, said on a conference call.

As he preps for his second career pro MMA fight, this weekend in San Jose against Scott Carson, Walker still believes he could clash helmets with athletes who may be 25 years younger than him. 

"There is a 100 percent guarantee that today I could help a football team out," said Walker.

The Las Vegas Review-Journal pointed out that Walker claims he can still run with the best athletes in the world:

Walker said he was clocked at a mind-boggling 4.38 in the 40-yard dash after his MMA debut last year and that his time right now would certainly be sub-4.5.

The 1982 Heisman Trophy winner said it's just a matter of fitting a football comeback into his schedule.

"If I can fit it in my schedule, yes I would do it," he said. "I 100 percent guarantee today I could help a football team out."

Pretty strange, right? It's par for the course with Walker, who has a ripped body in his late 40s in spite of a diet that would make most doctors cringe.

"Most every nutritionist in the world has told me 'You can't do that. You can't do that.' And my thing is 'Guys, I've been doing this for over 20-something years," Walker said. "It's not something that I just started doing because I've was turning into an MMA fighter. I was doing it when I was playing football. And it works for me. I'm not going to say it's going to work for everyone else."

Walker said his NFL teams of choice would be the Minnesota Vikings or Atlanta Falcons. Since Walker's not dispensing advice to others, maybe we should all stop telling the legend to cross another sports hurdle in the future. 

Source: http://sports.yahoo.com/mma/blog/cagewriter/post/Herschel-could-put-aside-MMA-for-a-return-to-the?urn=mma-312349

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Weigh-In: Diaz vs. Cyborg - Evangelista Cyborg

It's time for the Strikeforce fighters to hit the scales in San Jose, one night before the big event! Be sure to catch all of Saturday night's action on Showtime at 10pm ET/PT.

Source: http://mmalice.com/evangelista-cyborg/weigh-in-diaz-vs-cyborg-video_a50ec47a7.html

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Jacare Post Fight Interview vs Robbie Lawler - Jacare Souza

Watch as Jacare Souza talks backstage right after his big win over Robbie Lawler at Strikeforce San Jose.

Source: http://mmalice.com/jacare-souza/jacare-post-fight-interview-vs-robbie-lawler-video_63fff0df4.html

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Feelin' Friendly

Feelin' Friendly is a full length video currently in the works with this montage to spark things off.

Don't forget to "like" Mostly Skateboarding on Facebook.

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Steven Seagal helped Anderson Silva with KO front kick

Action film star Steven Seagal accompanied UFC middleweight champion Anderson Silva to the Octagon at UFC 126 on Saturday night before Silva knocked Vitor Belfort out with a highlight reel front kick. Seagal was not just there for star power. According to Silva, he learned the kick from Seagal.

"Steven Seagal helped me perfect that kick. That was a kick we were working on before I stepped in," Silva said through a translator at the post-fight press conference. "This was a kick that I trained a lot."

Seagal is known for the movies "Above the Law" and "Out for Justice," but he's also an accomplished martial artist, holding a black belt in aikido, a Japanese martial art, that he earned in Japan. His prowess has helped Silva become Yahoo! Sports' second-ranked pound-for-pound fighter in MMA.

He trains at the elite Black House gym with Silva, UFC featherweight champ Jose Aldo and several other high level fighters, and is seen in this Brazilian video teaching Silva and other Blackhouse fighters.

This wasn't his first time at a fight with Silva, as he accompanied him to the cage before Silva's comeback victory at UFC 117. Now, Seagal can add two-time winning corner man to his resume.

Source: http://sports.yahoo.com/mma/blog/cagewriter/post/Steven-Seagal-helped-Anderson-Silva-with-KO-fron?urn=mma-317407

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Arrow & Beast Promo


The Arrow and Beast promo is coming in parts. Check parts one and two for now with the final piece coming Friday and featuring Lem Villemin, my favorite euro...

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Fathers Day 2010

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White UFC 126 vlog: Hanging with Nate Robinson, Brock Lesnar and 'Big Baby'

Dana White starts off his UFC 126 fight week video blogs by taking us to the Lakers-Celtics game on Sunday. His seats, in between Nate Robinson and Glen "Big Baby" Davis, weren't bad.

Apparently, the White twins pulled a Larry David at the game (4:03 mark). Although this time it was nachos on the court instead of a leg, and Shaquille O'Neal isn't out for the season.  

Later in the vlog, Brock Lesnar gives his UFC 126 picks (7:20 mark). Lesnar confirms again that he isn't much of a fight fan. His UFC 126 selections last less than 30 seconds. 

Source: http://sports.yahoo.com/mma/blog/cagewriter/post/White-UFC-126-vlog-Hanging-with-Nate-Robinson-?urn=mma-315949

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MMA Marketplace: The ridiculously-priced Jonny Bones hoodie

Urijah Faber's Form Athletics has made a big splash in MMA clothing in this past year with cool designs and an impressive stable of fighters, including Anthony Pettis and Jon "Bones" Jones. For Jones' fight at UFC 126, they designed this hoodie:

Pretty sweet, right? Understated, interesting stitching and best of all? It doesn't look like a standard-issue MMA design. Unfortunately, it's $87.99, a price out of reach for many MMA fans who are already shelling out $45 to just watch the fights this weekend.

Source: http://sports.yahoo.com/mma/blog/cagewriter/post/MMA-Marketplace-The-ridiculously-priced-Jonny-B?urn=mma-315818

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Sunday, February 6, 2011

Viking trash talk: Wren says Lesnar is a poser

Who knew there was such angst and jealousy in the world of Vikings? Brock Lesnar tabbed himself a nordic warrior, grew a gnarly beard and bagged a deer during a hunting trip to Canada. Justin Wren, a fellow American MMA fighter of Scandanavian descent, took Lesnar to task. Apparently, Lesnar isnt Viking enough. Wren posted on the Underground Forum that Lesnar's beard was weak and phony:

One had a beard for a month... The other was the only student with his own razor at middle school.

One was clean shaven for over 30 years... The other hasn't shaved once since high school (5 1/2 years)

Wren says deer, schmeer.

One shoots a deer from HUNDREDS of yards away ... and carries it out.

The other's FIRST hunt, he used only a 3 inch knife, chased down hog, flipped it to it's back, ripped out it's heart, and carried out the "Brock" sized hog over a 1,000 yards out through heavy brush, creek beds, cactus, 2 & 1/2 weeks after back surgery.

Wren finished by mocking on Lesnar for eating deer sausage while he was feasting hog hearts, one evidently exhibiting the stab wounds. 

This is clearly some good-natured ballbusting. If not, Wren, a former contestant on Season 10 of "The Ultimate Fighter," better get his career into gear so we can see the "Yuppie Viking' against the "real Viking' at UFC 154. Check out Wren's website.

Source: http://sports.yahoo.com/mma/blog/cagewriter/post/Viking-trash-talk-Wren-says-Lesnar-is-a-poser?urn=mma-312371

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Delicate Nobby January 2011

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Managing his weight, Kelly doesn't have time for trash talk

After a good run in the WEC, Donald Cerrone is entering the UFC with plenty of experience in hyping a fight. The "Cowboy" always has a lot to say, but Paul Kelly told the Canadian Press that he's not interested in going back and forth with the former WEC lightweight champ.

"I'm a little too long in the tooth now to get sucked in by it," Kelly said of trash talking with Cerrone. "Even though I'm still only a baby in the sport, I've been around for a while now."

Cerrone (13-3, 6-3 WEC) fired off a shot about not knowing Kelly. The Brit held back from a verbal war and was actually complimentary of Cowboy.

"He's rangy, he's very rangy. He's got better standup than my past opponents. He's very well-rounded," Kelly said. "I think he talks a lot of trash, which is a little disrespectful, but he'll learn his lessons."

Cerrone has since apologized for the initial comment, saying he's busy and doesn't follow doesn't follow MMA closely.

For Kelly, because of his training and fight schedule, there wasn't much time to engage. Kelly was a winner in November over T.J. O'Brien at UFC 123. He had a few days off then the UFC told him to get ready for UFC 126.

"I got straight back in the gym, I didn't have time to enjoy the luxuries of life. I've had no Christmas. I just take it as just what it is. There's point in moaning or bitching about it. Just get on with it," Kelly said. "I mean everyone else has to do it, don't they? [... ] I'm happy to be employed. I love my job. I wouldn't change it for the world."

Kelly is 5-3 in the UFC, but the fights have only been part of the battle. The other part has been his drop to lightweight. At 5-foot-8, he was small for welterweight, but he does have a big frame. Kelly used to fight as a high as 185 pounds. That's about the weight he still walks around at. Over time, Kelly has trained his body to more easily manage the weight cut. Three weeks ago, he was 169. The cut should be easier this time. Frankly it has to be. Kelly said he's fainted just before the weigh-in at his last two fights.

Cerrone makes his UFC debut as a minus-240 favorite. 

Source: http://sports.yahoo.com/mma/blog/cagewriter/post/Managing-his-weight-Kelly-doesn-t-have-time-for?urn=mma-315943

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UFC 126: Silva front kick puts Belfort out in the first round

Add another highlight to Anderson Silva's knockout reel. The UFC's middleweight champ waited for Vitor Belfort to relax for a split second and then delivered a vicious front kick to the challenger's chin. Belfort, drilled by the ball of Silva's foot, went down hard. He was helpless on the ground, where Silva landed two more punches before referee Mario Yamasaki stepped in to stop the bout at 3:25 of the first round.

Silva has won 14 straight fights and 13 in a row in the UFC. In an era of amazing balance and growing competition in mixed martial arts, Silva hasn't lost a fight since 2006. He's also been successful in eight straight title fights. That's a UFC record. 

"This was a kick that I trained a lot," Silva said through his translator/manager Ed Soares. "Vitor is a guy with very quick hands and great boxing skills. I practiced this kick a lot and it just happened to work out." 

Update: Silva got the Knockout of the Night bonus, good for $75,000. 

Dana White, who's had issues with some of Silva's antics in the past in the Octagon, was wowed by the finish.

"I think he’s the best fighter in the world, and when he does what he’s capable of doing, you have a night like tonight," the UFC president said. "I've only seen that in a video game."

The lead-up to the fight got nastier as the week went along. One of the biggest fights in the history of Brazil, the fighters were polite to each other during the prefight press conference on Wednesday. On Thursday, Belfort suggested Silva was a phony and tries to intimidate opponents with his games in the Octagon. Silva (28-4, 13-0 UFC) lost his cool during the weigh-ins when he wore a mask and nearly started a brawl. The champ promised that Belfort would pay for his criticism of his behavior. Silva explained during the postfight that he was also annoyed that a friend was challenging him.

"I'm part of a team, part of a family," Silva said during the UFC 126 postfight press conference. "We have a code of honor at Team Nogueira that we would never fight each other. I've trained with Vitor a lot. I helped him for a lot of fights and Vitor's helped me for a lot of fights. He chose his path and that was the path he chose."

The fight unfolded in typical Silva fashion. The champ is a classic counter-striker. If the opponent doesn't engage early, Silva starts to clown him. Silva wasn't too demonstrative tonight, but he did begin to a dance a little and twirl his hands.

Belfort (19-9, 8-5 UFC) had a little success early when he caught a Silva head kick and pushed him to the ground with two minutes left in the round. Silva popped right back up. Belfort began to let his hands go, but was missing badly on most attempts. When it reset in the middle of the cage, Belfort relaxed at the wrong moment and got nailed by that front kick. 

Belfort, 33, is one of the old-timers in UFC. He made his debut at UFC 13 at the age of 19. He eventually won the UFC heavyweight and the light heavyweight titles. He struggled with injuries and motivational issues in his late 20's. Viewing him as a guy who would bring the fight to Silva at middleweight, Dana White brought Belfort on board. He made his return to the promotion at UFC 103 with a win over Rich Franklin.  With both battling injuries, attempts to match the two fighters during 2010 fell through on several occasions. 

Silva could be matched up next against Chael Sonnen again some time in 2011. Sonnen faced Silva at UFC 117 and was leading four rounds to zip entering the final round before he got caught in a triangle choke.

Currently, Sonnen is serving a promotion-imposed suspension. Sonnen accepted a plea deal to federal money laundering charges in January. His sentencing is scheduled for March. He's also finishing up a six-month steroid-related suspension in California.

On Wednesday, White mentioned that it may be time for Silva to face Georges St. Pierre, the UFC's welterweight champion. GSP is scheduled to defend his title at UFC 129 in Toronto in April. If he gets by Jake Shields, the road is clear for a Silva-GSP champion vs. champion superfight.  

Source: http://sports.yahoo.com/mma/blog/cagewriter/post/UFC-126-Silva-front-kick-puts-Belfort-out-in-th?urn=mma-317393

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Anderson Silva has tough sparring session to get ready for Belfort

UFC middleweight champion Anderson Silva faced a difficult opponent at the UFC 126 open workout on Thursday. His 12-year-old son Kalyl got his licks in on his dad, getting him ready to face someone with (presumably) more punching power, Vitor Belfort.

With Silva being one of the best fighters in the world who can come off as ornery and stand-offish, it's nice to see him just be a regular father who wrestles around with his son. Of course, when my father wrestled around with my brother, there was little danger of a perfect arm bar happening. That's not so with the Silva family. 

Thanks to the Canadian Press.

Source: http://sports.yahoo.com/mma/blog/cagewriter/post/Anderson-Silva-has-tough-sparring-session-to-get?urn=mma-316895

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Rashad Evans in Limbo After Injury Knocks Him Out of Title Fight

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Rashad EvansLAS VEGAS -- Lady luck was nowhere to be found for Rashad Evans in this gambling town. Evans came looking for good news, and left with his golden opportunity gone.

After a second medical evaluation confirmed a knee ligament injury, Evans was forced out of his long-awaited March light-heavyweight championship matchup with Mauricio "Shogun" Rua. He'll be replaced by his teammate Jon Jones, who rode the momentum of a UFC 126 submission win over Ryan Bader to a sudden title shot.

The win takes Evans from on the cusp of a championship to no man's land.

Source: http://www.mmafighting.com/2011/02/06/rashad-evans-in-limbo-after-injury-knocks-him-out-of-title-fight/

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Chad Mendes Says He's Ready for a Title Shot After UFC 126

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LAS VEGAS -- MMA Fighting spoke to Chad Mendes following his UFC 126 win over Michihiro Omigawa about his performance against the Japanese fighter, fighting in the UFC in the first time and why he thinks he's ready to fight for the title.

Source: http://www.mmafighting.com/2011/02/06/chad-mendes-says-hes-ready-for-a-title-shot-after-ufc-126/

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Lake Meade Progress

I thought the new parks in Suffolk would have been done by now but they are not. I found myself in Suffolk on Saturday so i stopped by The Lake Meade Park to check on the progress. It looks like True Ride is the company doing the work.





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Strikeforce Fighters Take Things Out of the Judges' Hands

by Michael David SmithJacare Souza submits Robbie Lawler at the recent Diaz vs. Cyborg event.One of the comments UFC President Dana White likes to make when there's a close, contentious decision is that fighters shouldn't leave the fights in the hands of the judges: Finish the fight, and you don't have to worry about whether the judges are going to rob you.

But if fighters are listening to White, it may not be the fighters in his own promotion. Because it's the fighters in Strikeforce who have been finishing fights recently.

That point was hammered home on Saturday night, when Strikeforce had a very good night of fights on Showtime, with all four fights being finished, all in fairly entertaining fashion. There were no dull or contentious decisions to be found, and that's a credit to Strikeforce's matchmaking.

 

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Nice guys finish fights: Marquardt, sick kids, Lawlor and troops

Fighters may spend their days punching people in the face and trying to rip limbs off of their opponents, but that doesn't mean they're not nice people. Plenty of fighters give their time to charity without hope of publicity or adulation. Here, we aim to give them both publicity and adulation.

First up: hanging out with sick kids:

Nate Marquardt and his team from Grudge Training Center took a break from training for Yoshihiro Akiyama to visit the Children's Hospital in Colorado.

Next up, Tom Lawlor and the troops:

Tom Lawlor led a delegation that included Seth Petruzelli and Nate Quarry to visit and train with troops stationed around the Pacific.

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Source: http://sports.yahoo.com/mma/blog/cagewriter/post/Nice-guys-finish-fights-Marquardt-sick-kids-L?urn=mma-314881

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Japanese stars Omigawa, Yamamoto to fight at UFC 126

UFC 126 will feature the Octagon debut debut and return of two fighters who have made names for themselves in Japanese MMA: Michihiro Omigawa and Norifumi "Kid" Yamamoto.

Omigawa will face Chad Mendes, a rising star from Urijah Faber's camp with a strong wrestling background. Omigawa comes into the fight on a five-bout winning streak, including this unorthodox armbar submission of Cole Escovedo. Skip to around 2:30 to catch it: 

At 35, he stands in stark contrast of Mendes' youth. He has a background in judo, so when that is paired with Mendes' wrestling, a ground fight will ensure. Don't expect for this bout, scheduled to air on Spike before the pay-per-view card, to turn into a slugfest.

UPDATE: Somehow, I forgot Omigawa's first stint in the UFC. Go easy on me -- I'm in the middle of Snowpocalypse.

Norifumi "Kid" Yamamoto will make his UFC debut after an up and down streak few years in Japan. The son of an Olympic wrestler, Kid didn't fight in 2008 so that he could try for a spot on the Japanese Olympic team. His dreams of wrestling in Beijing were crushed when he dislocated his elbow in a qualifying tournament. 

When he did return to MMA in 2009, he suffered a shocking loss to Joe Warren, who was fighting just his second bout. That was followed by a loss to Masanori Kanehara on New Year's Eve. He finally got back in the winning column with this knockout of Federico Lopez. (Skip to the last 30 seconds of the video for the good stuff.)

Kid, who went to high school and won three state wrestling championships in Arizona, will face Demetrious Johnson on the undercard. 

Source: http://sports.yahoo.com/mma/blog/cagewriter/post/Japanese-stars-Omigawa-Yamamoto-to-fight-at-UFC?urn=mma-315385

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Strikeforce 'Diaz vs. Cyborg' picks, Vegas-style

Strikeforce is opening 2011 with a bang tonight in San Jose. The card highlighted by two title fights, also has Herschel Walker in his second MMA fight. The odds are huge for three of the four big fights. Welterweight champ Nick Diaz is a massive favorite over Evangelista "Cyborg" Santos. The same goes for the inexperienced Walker. At minus-340, that's quite the leap of faith by the public and the sportsbooks.  

Roger Gracie is the smallest favorite at minus-150 over Trevor Prangley. The South African has an interesting challenge in front of him. He's giving away a lot of size against the 6-foot-4 jiu-jitsu ace. Gracie is the much better grappler. Once it gets to the ground, Prangley is in trouble. He's a powerful guy and savvy on the ground, but he won't be able to use his strength to muscle out of submission attempts.

Robbie Lawler is a big underdog against Strikeforce middleweight champ Ronaldo "Jacare" Souza. Jacare's jiu-jitsu pedigree is sick, but he's learning how to fight on the feet. Lawler has been a monster at middleweight. His takedown defense has always been solid. He's got a good shot at stealing some dog money at plus-210, with the power he's got in both hands. 

The crew at Bloody Elbow made their picks straight up. Diaz swept the board while Jacare got the nod from 6-of-8 writers. Walker was picked by all eight, and according to BE, Prangley looks like a live dog. Five of the guys picked Prangley to take out the 2-0 Gracie. Luke Thomas was very down on Gracie:

I am not a believer in Roger Gracie. It's obviously amazing he can tap 7 world-class black belts in a row in grappling tournaments with a cross choke from the mount, but MMA is another story. He's got virtually no striking and virtually no wrestling. Prangley's got a little more of each. If the fight hits the third round, things get dicey, but I like Prangley to upset. 

Strikeforce betting odds (Las Vegas Hilton):
Official plays in bold

Nick Diaz (-340) vs. Evangelista Santos (+280) - Welterweight title
Robbie Lawler (+210) vs. Ronaldo Souza (-250) - Middleweight title
Scott Carson (+280) vs. Herschel Walker (-340) - Heavyweight
Trevor Prangley (+130) vs. Roger Gracie (-150) - Light heavyweight

Source: http://sports.yahoo.com/mma/blog/cagewriter/post/Strikeforce-Diaz-vs-Cyborg-picks-Vegas-style?urn=mma-314143

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Saturday, February 5, 2011

Japanese stars Omigawa, Yamamoto to fight at UFC 126

UFC 126 will feature the Octagon debut debut and return of two fighters who have made names for themselves in Japanese MMA: Michihiro Omigawa and Norifumi "Kid" Yamamoto.

Omigawa will face Chad Mendes, a rising star from Urijah Faber's camp with a strong wrestling background. Omigawa comes into the fight on a five-bout winning streak, including this unorthodox armbar submission of Cole Escovedo. Skip to around 2:30 to catch it: 

At 35, he stands in stark contrast of Mendes' youth. He has a background in judo, so when that is paired with Mendes' wrestling, a ground fight will ensure. Don't expect for this bout, scheduled to air on Spike before the pay-per-view card, to turn into a slugfest.

UPDATE: Somehow, I forgot Omigawa's first stint in the UFC. Go easy on me -- I'm in the middle of Snowpocalypse.

Norifumi "Kid" Yamamoto will make his UFC debut after an up and down streak few years in Japan. The son of an Olympic wrestler, Kid didn't fight in 2008 so that he could try for a spot on the Japanese Olympic team. His dreams of wrestling in Beijing were crushed when he dislocated his elbow in a qualifying tournament. 

When he did return to MMA in 2009, he suffered a shocking loss to Joe Warren, who was fighting just his second bout. That was followed by a loss to Masanori Kanehara on New Year's Eve. He finally got back in the winning column with this knockout of Federico Lopez. (Skip to the last 30 seconds of the video for the good stuff.)

Kid, who went to high school and won three state wrestling championships in Arizona, will face Demetrious Johnson on the undercard. 

Source: http://sports.yahoo.com/mma/blog/cagewriter/post/Japanese-stars-Omigawa-Yamamoto-to-fight-at-UFC?urn=mma-315385

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Experienced Prangley wary of another jiu-jitsu ace from the Gracie clan

Trevor Prangley is not a young man, so at this point in his fight career he's looking for challenges. It doesn't matter if it comes at light heavyweight or his more natural weight class, middleweight. That's why he didn't hesitate in taking a fight against former heavyweight Roger Gracie at 205.

Prangley, 38, will meet Gracie on Saturday at Strikeforce in San Jose (Showtime, 10 p.m. ET/PT).

The South African downplayed a huge edge in MMA. He has 30 pro MMA fights to Gracie's three. Prangley told Strikeforce.com:

"I think it will play a little bit of a part. But the guy has been on the world stage in jiu-jitsu so many times that I don’t think it will be as big of an advantage as people might think. He’s competed at a high level in jiu-jitsu and submission wrestling all over the world, and it’s the same concept, really. But Roger’s never really been hit, and I’m going to put it on him."

Prangley isn't the most technical boxer, but he's a hard puncher. His striking wore down Keith Jardine at Shark Fights 13.

Prangley, a former Division I wrestler, knows he probably needs to keep the fight standing. His submission defense is solid, but Gracie, a Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt, is off the charts. Prangley:

"A guy like him is so good, that I can train basic stuff, but if he gets me in a bad position, its going to be a matter of fighting hard and never stopping my movement. There are no secrets that I’m going to pick up in the last few weeks before that fight that’s going to help me avoid getting submitted I just intend to not give him the opportunity to get a submission. That’s what I’m focusing on. Not the submission defense itself, but stopping him from getting into position to get an opportunity to submit me."

Prangley is banking on the fact that he's catching Gracie early in his career before he turns into a complete fighter. He also knows time is short and without a win here, future fights with the big promotions are going to be harder to come by.

"I’m going to win this fight, and I have to win it because it’s a 'do or die' situation for me. Roger’s really early in his career, so a loss for him won’t be that devastating, but for me it’s devastating. And so I’m not going to allow it to happen. So the fans can expect a win from me."

Source: http://sports.yahoo.com/mma/blog/cagewriter/post/Experienced-Prangley-wary-of-another-jiu-jitsu-a?urn=mma-312828

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In Poll of Favorite Sports, MMA Is Overlooked

by Michael David SmithThe polling firm Harris Interactive regularly surveys Americans to find out their favorite sports, and the results of this year's poll are in. Check out the results and you'll see about what you'd expect: Pro football is clearly America's most popular sport, baseball is next, then college football, auto racing, basketball and hockey.

What you won't see anywhere is mixed martial arts.

The reason? MMA wasn't even one of the choices Harris Interactive gave to poll respondents.

 

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Source: http://www.mmafighting.com/2011/01/25/in-poll-of-favorite-sports-mma-is-overlooked/

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Pete Sutfin Rip Clip

Pete Sutfin steady ripping and clipping.

Source: http://theskateboardmag.com/blogs/shad-lambert/2011/02/05/pete-sutfin-rip-clip/

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Strikeforce Diaz vs. Cyborg Results: Roger Gracie Beats Trevor Prangley

by Michael David SmithRoger Gracie may be the best submission grappler in the world, and now he has his biggest win to date in mixed martial arts, having submitted Trevor Prangley Saturday at Strikeforce: Diaz vs. Cyborg.

Gracie sunk in a beautiful rear-naked choke that forced Prangley to tap out four minutes, 19 seconds into the first round.

"Everything happened as planned," Gracie said after the fight.

 

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Source: http://www.mmafighting.com/2011/01/29/strikeforce-diaz-vs-cyborg-results-roger-gracie-beats-trevor-p/

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Some MMA fans don't get it, Herschel Walker is great for the sport

What Herschel Walker is doing is simply incredible. The 48-year-old has two pro MMA fights under his belt and plans on marching forward. On Saturday, He manhandled Scott Carson. While most fans realize Walker is bringing more eyes to the sport, some hardcore fans and MMA bloggers rip him, calling his competition a joke.


Luke Thomas from Bloody Elbow disagrees:

Strikeforce is handling Walker's MMA career exactly as they should be. The idea that only fighters of certain caliber belong in elite organizations is now a rule of thumb, not a sacred edict. If exceptions to the rule make sense - particularly for a number two promotion looking for a unique leg up - then make them.

[...] Walker is taking a path no different than any other MMA fighter with commensurate experience. The pushback on Walker is as much pushback against Walker's participation in the sport as it is a lack of familiarity with low-level professional MMA.

Fight promotions are part competition, part making money and part building the business. That fact seems to be lost on some observers of MMA.

I often wonder how many of those who decry Walker's participation have ever attended a regional MMA event. Those fights lack the superstar power of Walker, but look no different. They're nasty, brutish and often very short. Perhaps this is part of the reason why local or regional MMA promoters often struggle: not even MMA fans are paying attention to their shows.

During a weekend light on big-time sporting events, Walker caught the eye of the non-MMA fan and general sports media.

Several journalists and fans noted on Twitter last night that many if not all of the main card participants in last night's show were trending on Twitter. Who do you think is responsible for that, Jacare? The mic skills of Robbie Lawler? Roger Gracie's massive pre-fight hype? That credit belongs to Herschel Walker and likely Herschel Walker alone. No one else to my knowledge had a write-up in the Associated Press heading into the bout or the sporting talk radio hype or the curiosity of casual sporting fans. [...] Critics often say it's the "real fighters" who deserve the shine. I don't disagree, but much of the attention paid to last night's "real fighters" is a direct result of a fighter participating in only his second MMA bout.

Well said. The sport is still in the growth process. As long as Walker isn't promoted as a title contender, his MMA journey is well worth chronicling on Showtime.

Source: http://sports.yahoo.com/mma/blog/cagewriter/post/Some-MMA-fans-don-t-get-it-Herschel-Walker-is-g?urn=mma-314698

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Exclusive pictures from UFC's Fight for the Troops 2

Check out our exclusive pictures by Tracy Lee from Fight for the Troops 2.

See all the action from the preliminary cards as well as Matt Mitrione showing off his vertical leap and knocking down Tim Hague with one big left hand. Also check out Mark Hominick working overtime with some Octagon pushups.

Tracy captured the scenery of Fort Hood with shots of an Apache helicopter, the venue, Chuck Liddell greeting the soldiers and the presenting of the colors. 

There's also some great shots of the Octagon girls -- Chandella, Brittney and Arianny -- in their camoflage numbers. 

Source: http://sports.yahoo.com/mma/blog/cagewriter/post/Exclusive-pictures-from-UFC-s-Fight-for-the-Troo?urn=mma-312915

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After Twitter campaign, UFC to air Mighty Mouse vs. Kid on Facebook

The UFC announced today that they will air the Demetrious "Mighty Mouse" Johnson vs. Norifumi "Kid" Yamamoto bout on their Facebook page, just as they did for two preliminary bouts from "Fight for the Troops 2." If you hadn't already "liked" their page from Fight for the Troops, do it this week to see the Mighty Mouse/Kid bout.

Over the past few weeks, Johnson had campaigned to have his bout aired. He encouraged his Twitter followers to contact UFC president Dana White, also through Twitter, to urge the UFC to put his fight on TV. Though the fight won't be on television, it will be free and available to anyone with internet access and a Facebook account.

This is another occasion of the UFC understanding social media like few other sports companies. In Johnson, they have a fighter who rallied fans to use Twitter to get what he wanted. The UFC was smart enough to give the fans what they wanted it, but still leverage it to expand the reach of their Facebook page.

With this bout airing on Facebook, three fights from UFC 126 will air before the pay-per-view begins. After Johnson and Yamamoto's bout airs on Facebook, Paul Kelly vs. Donald Cerrone and Chad Mendes vs. Michihiro Omigawa will air on Spike TV.

Source: http://sports.yahoo.com/mma/blog/cagewriter/post/After-Twitter-campaign-UFC-to-air-Mighty-Mouse-?urn=mma-315890

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Stunning photos by Ray Collins

Surfline do a great feature called "Portfolio Series", which is an audio/visual exhibit of surf photographers work, whereby you navigate through photos with an audio commentary from the photographer. We just came across a feature on COTW featured Aussie photographer Ray Collins, his work is awesome, great to hear his insight into his work, check [...]

Source: http://www.clubofthewaves.com/blog/stunning-photos-by-ray-collins/

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Strikeforce Diaz vs. Cyborg Results: Roger Gracie Beats Trevor Prangley

by Michael David SmithRoger Gracie may be the best submission grappler in the world, and now he has his biggest win to date in mixed martial arts, having submitted Trevor Prangley Saturday at Strikeforce: Diaz vs. Cyborg.

Gracie sunk in a beautiful rear-naked choke that forced Prangley to tap out four minutes, 19 seconds into the first round.

"Everything happened as planned," Gracie said after the fight.

 

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Source: http://www.mmafighting.com/2011/01/29/strikeforce-diaz-vs-cyborg-results-roger-gracie-beats-trevor-p/

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Experienced Prangley wary of another jiu-jitsu ace from the Gracie clan

Trevor Prangley is not a young man, so at this point in his fight career he's looking for challenges. It doesn't matter if it comes at light heavyweight or his more natural weight class, middleweight. That's why he didn't hesitate in taking a fight against former heavyweight Roger Gracie at 205.

Prangley, 38, will meet Gracie on Saturday at Strikeforce in San Jose (Showtime, 10 p.m. ET/PT).

The South African downplayed a huge edge in MMA. He has 30 pro MMA fights to Gracie's three. Prangley told Strikeforce.com:

"I think it will play a little bit of a part. But the guy has been on the world stage in jiu-jitsu so many times that I don’t think it will be as big of an advantage as people might think. He’s competed at a high level in jiu-jitsu and submission wrestling all over the world, and it’s the same concept, really. But Roger’s never really been hit, and I’m going to put it on him."

Prangley isn't the most technical boxer, but he's a hard puncher. His striking wore down Keith Jardine at Shark Fights 13.

Prangley, a former Division I wrestler, knows he probably needs to keep the fight standing. His submission defense is solid, but Gracie, a Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt, is off the charts. Prangley:

"A guy like him is so good, that I can train basic stuff, but if he gets me in a bad position, its going to be a matter of fighting hard and never stopping my movement. There are no secrets that I’m going to pick up in the last few weeks before that fight that’s going to help me avoid getting submitted I just intend to not give him the opportunity to get a submission. That’s what I’m focusing on. Not the submission defense itself, but stopping him from getting into position to get an opportunity to submit me."

Prangley is banking on the fact that he's catching Gracie early in his career before he turns into a complete fighter. He also knows time is short and without a win here, future fights with the big promotions are going to be harder to come by.

"I’m going to win this fight, and I have to win it because it’s a 'do or die' situation for me. Roger’s really early in his career, so a loss for him won’t be that devastating, but for me it’s devastating. And so I’m not going to allow it to happen. So the fans can expect a win from me."

Source: http://sports.yahoo.com/mma/blog/cagewriter/post/Experienced-Prangley-wary-of-another-jiu-jitsu-a?urn=mma-312828

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Rich Franklin Believes Forrest Griffin Fight Isn't Hard to Predict

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LAS VEGAS -- MMA Fighting spoke to Rich Franklin prior to his UFC 126 fight against Forrest Griffin about who has the edge going into the fight, his budding modeling career, his prediction on Silva vs. Belfort and a side bet he has with Griffin going into the fight.

Source: http://www.mmafighting.com/2011/02/03/rich-franklin-believes-forrest-griffin-fight-isnt-hard-to-predi/

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Friday, February 4, 2011

UFC 126: By the Odds

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Super Bowl weekend must be a difficult time for habitual gamblers. When the big game rolls around, you can bet on everything from the opening coin toss to the final score to whether Christina Aguilera will wear a cowboy hat while singing the national anthem.

Of course, if you're actually considering betting on a pop star's accessories you should immediately check yourself into a treatment facility, but that's not the point. The point is, when you hear stuff like that it makes those of us who love to roll the dice on things we can actually evaluate with semi-intelligent analysis (two grown men fighting each other, for instance) seem pretty darn reasonable by comparison.

There's plenty to evaluate on Saturday night's fight card in Las Vegas, so how do the online oddsmakers see UFC 126 going down? Follow me below for a look at the latest betting lines.

Source: http://www.mmafighting.com/2011/02/04/ufc-126-by-the-odds/

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Experienced Prangley wary of another jiu-jitsu ace from the Gracie clan

Trevor Prangley is not a young man, so at this point in his fight career he's looking for challenges. It doesn't matter if it comes at light heavyweight or his more natural weight class, middleweight. That's why he didn't hesitate in taking a fight against former heavyweight Roger Gracie at 205.

Prangley, 38, will meet Gracie on Saturday at Strikeforce in San Jose (Showtime, 10 p.m. ET/PT).

The South African downplayed a huge edge in MMA. He has 30 pro MMA fights to Gracie's three. Prangley told Strikeforce.com:

"I think it will play a little bit of a part. But the guy has been on the world stage in jiu-jitsu so many times that I don’t think it will be as big of an advantage as people might think. He’s competed at a high level in jiu-jitsu and submission wrestling all over the world, and it’s the same concept, really. But Roger’s never really been hit, and I’m going to put it on him."

Prangley isn't the most technical boxer, but he's a hard puncher. His striking wore down Keith Jardine at Shark Fights 13.

Prangley, a former Division I wrestler, knows he probably needs to keep the fight standing. His submission defense is solid, but Gracie, a Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt, is off the charts. Prangley:

"A guy like him is so good, that I can train basic stuff, but if he gets me in a bad position, its going to be a matter of fighting hard and never stopping my movement. There are no secrets that I’m going to pick up in the last few weeks before that fight that’s going to help me avoid getting submitted I just intend to not give him the opportunity to get a submission. That’s what I’m focusing on. Not the submission defense itself, but stopping him from getting into position to get an opportunity to submit me."

Prangley is banking on the fact that he's catching Gracie early in his career before he turns into a complete fighter. He also knows time is short and without a win here, future fights with the big promotions are going to be harder to come by.

"I’m going to win this fight, and I have to win it because it’s a 'do or die' situation for me. Roger’s really early in his career, so a loss for him won’t be that devastating, but for me it’s devastating. And so I’m not going to allow it to happen. So the fans can expect a win from me."

Source: http://sports.yahoo.com/mma/blog/cagewriter/post/Experienced-Prangley-wary-of-another-jiu-jitsu-a?urn=mma-312828

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