Favorite Fighter?

Discussion in 'MMA' started by Trent Tiemeyer, May 7, 2003.

  1. Trent Tiemeyer

    Trent Tiemeyer Valued Member

    Bas Rutten
     
  2. Mo Lung

    Mo Lung Hard work!

  3. Trent Tiemeyer

    Trent Tiemeyer Valued Member

    A wee bit cocky now, aren't we?:cool:
     
  4. Mo Lung

    Mo Lung Hard work!

    Hey, don't step into the fray if you think you're gonna get whupped!

    :D
     
  5. Trent Tiemeyer

    Trent Tiemeyer Valued Member

    *steps into crane stance*:)
     
  6. YODA

    YODA The Woofing Admin Supporter

    Genki Sudo :D
     
  7. Freeform

    Freeform Fully operational War-Pig Supporter

    Doh! Just beat me to it! Sudo's gotta rate as one of the all time best, if just for his WWE style entrances! ;)
     
  8. Scotty Dog

    Scotty Dog www.myspace.com/elhig

    Big Fan of Sudo as well,
    Also a fan of Vitor Belfort, and Vanderlei Silva is just plain scary :D
     
  9. Mo Lung

    Mo Lung Hard work!

    Yeah, I go for Vanderlai Silva. That dude has some amazing striking skills and can play the game his own way. He really controls a fight.

    But yeah - scary bugger!
     
  10. Jay

    Jay New Member

    I like Genki Sudo, but more in a submission wrestling environment - the clips circulating are awsome. But in Vale Tudo I feel he tries to frustrate his opponents too much with his un-authodox stances and kicks ... Still cool though - but I don't like his entrances, he came into UFC 42 as a woman !! :D

    I've struggled to think of my top fighter - I don't like 'ground and pounders' (I think Matt Hughes is unbelievable, but I get a bit bored watching his fights) - I would have to say Mario Sperry is my No 1, he can stand and fight (if you haven't seen the Ninja V's Sperry fight - WATCH IT ! :) ) and his ground skills are amazing.

    The Axe murderer is also one of my favourites :D

    Jay
     
  11. Jamo

    Jamo New Member

    Until someone dethrones him, I will have to say my new favorite is Fedor Emilienko. That Russkie put the G & P in ground n pound! I've never seen ANYONE hit as hard and accurate as that guy. As far as overall technique is concerned, however, would still have to be Frank Shamrock. I look forward to see him back in the MMA scene. Hopefully, we can see him mixing it up with the fighters in PrideFC. THEN we'll see what kind of pressure he can overcome (or not).
     
  12. Acekicken

    Acekicken Submission Fighter

    Ken & Frank Shamrock
    Kazushi Sakuraba
    Marco Ruas
    Ricco Rodriguess
    Carlos Newton
    Wanderlay Silva
    Pat Melitech
     
  13. ratman

    ratman Valued Member

    i ve just seen the pride fight between the two gracie brothers and Kazushi Sakuraba. And i must say i m "hooked". I last saw gracie fight in UFC 1,and 2 or 3 and he kicked ass. But In pride sakuruba used kicks to keep him penned to the floor( in intense pain i must say)
    Does it mean brazilian JJ dont have any answers to kicks?
    Wot fighting style do the japanese team use.
     
  14. totality

    totality New Member

    finally someone mentiones saku, thank you acekicken!

    as far as entertainment goes, my favorite fighter is probably sudo.
    submissions: probably give it to nog
    striking: mirko filipovic, vitor belfort, and vanderlei silva.
     
  15. mild7

    mild7 Valued Member

    I'm sorry but my all time fave fighter is Royce Gracie.


    with rgd to more modern times: Pat Miletich, Carlos Newton.
     
  16. totality

    totality New Member

    i just saw a highlight reel of hayoto sakurai...now that's entertaining!
     
  17. Patrick Bateman

    Patrick Bateman Banned Banned

    Rickson Gracie is de Man!!
     
  18. ratman

    ratman Valued Member

    rOYCE gracie was good in the ufc, until i saw this pride video. Dont know how recent it was but his corner threw in the towel. He took such a beating. Until then i d never heard of sakubura.
    I know nothing bout brazilian jj. Does anyone know if Brazilian jj include kicks to their training?
     
  19. mild7

    mild7 Valued Member

    Saku is an excellent fighter, how could I forget the 'gracie hunter'!!

    ratman,
    A BJJ school that adheres to the Gracie method of teaching will teach basic kicks. If you look at Renzo and Royler Gracie's book they demonstrate a side kick to the knee.

    There is also a method of kicking from a downed position. Sakuraba countered Royce's attempts very well, but Rickson displayed what it was capable of when he used kicks to damage Funaki's knee. Also, Renzo used an up-kick from the ground to KO Oleg Taktarov(a former UFC champ).
     
  20. saikyou

    saikyou New Member

    marco ruas
     

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