pistolpete11
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I don't know if she did anything to win a round 10-8, but that was an ass whopping from start to finish.
And the 2 remaining are the 2 biggest mismatches on the card...per the odds makers.They had 5 women fights on this card. Still two more....
And the 2 remaining are the 2 biggest mismatches on the card...per the odds makers.
I hate when people say a guy should retire just because they lost a fight, but I think it's time for Lamas. He's 37, he's 1-4 in his last 5 fights, he's been KO'ed 3 times in that stretch, he's on the prelims. It's not as ugly as BJ Penn, but what more does he really have left?
The lack of power leads to a lot of decisions and therefore not as much of a "anything can happen at any time" type of excitement when watching. There are exceptions of course, but generally speaking.I don't hate WMMA. I like the build up and stuff, but they rarely deliver.
Sterling looks good.
The lack of power leads to a lot of decisions and therefore not as much of a "anything can happen at any time" type of excitement when watching. There are exceptions of course, but generally speaking.
Sterling looks just to fast and athletic right now. Let's see if his cardio let's him keep that up or if he starts to slow down. Munhoz is dangerous.
Yeah, I guess. He's actually 2-3 in his last 5. I read that wrong before.He's fighting tough guys though. Lamas still beats most of the division.
Same for KK too, actually. Karolina's in the same spot.
I'm fully on the Suarez hype train, but my only concern is that EVERYBODY is saying she's the future champ. I've seen a few interviews where she acknowledges that and basically agreed. Confidence is good as long as she's not looking past anybody.
I was going to say she's the Khabib of WMMA but without as good of ground and pound.Suarez is good at everything except attacking. She's the Dominick Cruz of WMMA
I was going to say she's the Khabib of WMMA but without as good of ground and pound.