Herb Dean’s last win as a professional MMA fighter

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The guy he’s fighting is dressed like he’s rushed out late at night to get something from the convenience store.
 
Should have made Herb fight the ref instead.
 
Herb Dean don't fuckin' play.

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Could an all ref card sell?

Big John vs Big Dan... Yamasaki vs Mazagatti... And so on.
 
Every ref, at least at a higher level should need to have fought atleast in some form of combat sports.
 
Could an all ref card sell?

Big John vs Big Dan... Yamasaki vs Mazagatti... And so on.
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Mazagatti would sleep Yamasaki bud.

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Yamasaki was born in São Paulo, Brazil, the oldest of two sons born to Shigeru Yamasaki. Yamasaki’s family has been teaching martial arts in Brazil for two generations. His father is half-Japanese.

Yamasaki and his younger brother Fernando, a 6th degree Black Belt in BJJ, originally began training in judo as children under their father Shigeru, an 8th degree Red/White belt in the art and their uncle Shigueto Yamasaki.

In 1986, at the age of 22 Yamasaki began training in Brazilian jiu-jitsu under 5th degree black belt Marcelo Behring (a black belt under his father Flavio Behring and Rickson Gracie), who began teaching jiu-jitsu at the same gym in São Paulo where Yamasaki taught judo.

Yamasaki’s training under Behring would only last a short time as he would soon move to the United States, traveling frequently back to Brazil to continue his jiu-jitsu training under Behring, until the latter switched gyms. Yamasaki would continue his training in jiu-jitsu under his brother Fernando, who had begun training under Otavio de Almeida and Roberto Lage.

On January 2002, Otavio de Almeida, president of the Federação de Jiu-Jitsu Brasileiro de São Paulo, Brasil (Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation of São Paulo, Brazil) promoted Yamasaki to 4th degree black belt.
 
Could an all ref card sell?

Big John vs Big Dan... Yamasaki vs Mazagatti... And so on.

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Dana: “We had to pull Gary Copeland from the card for a failed USADA test.”
 
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Yamasaki was born in São Paulo, Brazil, the oldest of two sons born to Shigeru Yamasaki. Yamasaki’s family has been teaching martial arts in Brazil for two generations. His father is half-Japanese.

Yamasaki and his younger brother Fernando, a 6th degree Black Belt in BJJ, originally began training in judo as children under their father Shigeru, an 8th degree Red/White belt in the art and their uncle Shigueto Yamasaki.

In 1986, at the age of 22 Yamasaki began training in Brazilian jiu-jitsu under 5th degree black belt Marcelo Behring (a black belt under his father Flavio Behring and Rickson Gracie), who began teaching jiu-jitsu at the same gym in São Paulo where Yamasaki taught judo.

Yamasaki’s training under Behring would only last a short time as he would soon move to the United States, traveling frequently back to Brazil to continue his jiu-jitsu training under Behring, until the latter switched gyms. Yamasaki would continue his training in jiu-jitsu under his brother Fernando, who had begun training under Otavio de Almeida and Roberto Lage.

On January 2002, Otavio de Almeida, president of the Federação de Jiu-Jitsu Brasileiro de São Paulo, Brasil (Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation of São Paulo, Brazil) promoted Yamasaki to 4th degree black belt.[1]

Everyone knows ol' Yamasaki has a glass jaw.

Steve would definitely sleep him.
 
Everyone knows ol' Yamasaki has a glass jaw.

Steve would definitely sleep him.
Steve trained too, for sure, but never at the level of Yamasaki. He'd be submitted inside of a round.
 
You know it’s a shitshow when the dude is fighting with a shirt on.
 
I think Herb would stiffen CM punk..
 
The Jardine of Mean, Herb Dean?
 
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