Media George St. Pierre shares his gameplan on Khabib: Take the center right away, use my explosive TDs

Stoic said:
GSP also refused to take his testing. Hendricks wanted WADA testing and GSP wanted VADA testing. GSP even asked what WADA would be testing for (like he needed to know if something he was taking was banned or not).
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GSP accepted to do any testing and went under WADA testing (VADA). You obviously don't know much about the subject.
 
Migdagen said:
Fan of GSP here, but he never said that he did not want to break Hardy's arm. He was simply not able to apply enough pressure because his technic was not refined enough.
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That's what he said on a french tv show here in Quebec. Will try to find the clip
 
5thDimensionMMA said:
Here comes the delusional Canadian fanboy. GSP quit the game soon as USADA came into testing. He quit the game when they were really big upcoming rising stars in LW and WW. He was in his prime and quit at 31.Think about that for a minute.
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We have USADA because GSP wanted a cleaner sport and boycotted the UFC.

You have memory losses bro?
 
5thDimensionMMA said:
Here comes the delusional Canadian fanboy. GSP quit the game soon as USADA came into testing. He quit the game when they were really big upcoming rising stars in LW and WW. He was in his prime and quit at 31.Think about that for a minute.
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I believe he was 32, and had achieved a record, at the time of most consecutive title defenses (9). He made his money. He was worn out from preparing to fight the best fighters and remain the best fighter in his weight class fight after fight after fight. It took a toll on him mentally. He was also concerned about long-term affects of fighting. He tore his ACL while training (having previously torn the other one, earlier in his career), recovered from that surgery, and proceeded to come back and win a title fight in a heavier weight class. I don't know that your statement is either accurate or objective.
 
I don't put a ton of weight on what retired fighters guess they could or couldn't do but I feel like GSP makes a valid and backed up argument when he says he does believe in those TD:s cause "every guy I fight, I take them down, and I have the pedigree to prove it in my fight resume"

But the bigger point is the podcaster asks wouldn't Khabib be hard to take down cause he's a good wrestler, and GSP says "it has nothing to do with the wrestling".

It's probably true. We've seen it over and over, just cause you can take people down or just cause you have a great top game doesn't mean the same skills translate to TDD and bottom game.
TRUS8888 said:
What is the point of releasing this???
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What do you mean? A podcaster got a nearly 3 hour talk with an MMA legend and it took em over an hour to start talking about Khabib so they probably had a lot of stuff to talk about.
 
There is no way in hell Khabib beats prime GSP.


That takes nothing away from Khabib tho, still one of the best to ever do it.
 
5thDimensionMMA said:
Here comes the delusional Canadian fanboy. GSP quit the game soon as USADA came into testing. He quit the game when they were really big upcoming rising stars in LW and WW. He was in his prime and quit at 31.Think about that for a minute.
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you need to go off and have a think yourself before you post anymore rubbish, USADA didnt come in until over a year after GSP left.
You'd better do some research before you flap your guns anymore
 
613MMAfan said:
Huh? Believing there is no free will is very scientific, which is why world renowned Stanford neurologist robert sapolsky thinks it's obvious that there is no such thing as free will.
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Off-topic af, but nice name drop for Dr. Sapolsky. legend.
 
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