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BJ won this fight
It was very close.My mind is still blown that the former UFC LW Champ fought the former UFC LHW champ and made it to a close decision.
We will never see shit like this again.
My mind is still blown that the future UFC LW Champ fought the future UFC LHW champ and made it to a close decision.
We will never see shit like this again.
My mind is still blown that the future UFC LW Champ fought the future UFC LHW champ and made it to a close decision.
We will never see shit like this again.
Lmfao at Machidas sloppy ass kicks. He'd get KO'd in 30 seconds in K-1 just with low kicks.
BJ actually wanted to fight Fujita that night...It's stuff like this that makes fighters legends. And unfortunately, you're right, we won't ever see stuff like that again. And that's part of the reason most fighters today aren't considered legends. While the last 2 generations of fighters produced a lot of legends.
Yep, and Shogun was getting schooled by a legit kickboxer Cyrille Diabate, until he got taken down and smashed.Shogun leg kicked the crap out of Machida in that first fight. Was a leg kick clinic.
Lmfao at Machidas sloppy ass kicks. He'd get KO'd in 30 seconds in K-1 just with low kicks.
No surprise Machida, the Asian guy, gets the nod over the non Asian guy. I've been saying it for years - don't fight in Japan unless you can KO him. Otherwise you lose automatically
Wrong. Machida is full on Brazillian Asian.
They're both half Asian.
My mind is still blown that the future UFC LW Champ fought the future UFC LHW champ and made it to a close decision.
We will never see shit like this again.
They both looked sloppy, Lyoto looking like Roy Nelson, and BJ looking like an overweight featheweight. As usual, BJ gassed after 7 minutes. There was hardly a good punch, and a few good kicks, and low grade jits. Even at the time, I thought it was sloppy. BJ thought he was god, but the truth was, he would have been squashed by most of todays lightweights. I like BJ but he was so overated, due to him being a first american black belt in BJJ, and being flexible, and could hit hard in the first round. Lyoto was unknown of at that time.