Paul Harris vs Lawler...

[Ogata]

I am curious to know how well he would do back in the UFC if he fought Lawler as well as other Welterweights in the UFC.

I ask because while the Ronda fight was happening, he was able to become the first person to submit Jake Shields who has never been finished by submission.


I wish the UFC could overlook his bad habit and let him back in.

 

[matrat103]

I am curious to know how well he would do back in the UFC if he fought Lawler as well as other Welterweights in the UFC.

I ask because while the Ronda fight was happening, he was able to become the first person to submit James Shield who has never been finished by submission.


I wish the UFC could overlook his bad habit and let him back in.

No, he just loses World Series games.

 

[JKS]

I am afraid for anyone at Ww with this guy

 

[ngn21]

lawler knocks him out in round 2

 

[garwoc]

I think it would look similar to his fight with Lombard

 

[capt. Canada]

I was waiting for a thread like this. Paul Harris is scary! Alot of guys dont like him(for obvious reasons) but he would be a guy the UFC could hype pretty easy. And it was great seeing Shields on the verge of crying.:icon_lol:

 

[Singlelegsweep]

Lawler merks him, so does Hendricks, Rory, Condit and Diaz. I liked Shields but he's been declining for awhile now.

Not always, but you'll notice a trend where fighters do better outside of the UFC than in it... and it's not because they magically get better

 

[DeformedGravy]

Palhares shouldn't even be fighting in WSOF, why the fuck do Shields and Mazzagatti both have to tap for him to stop ripping Jake's arm off? I should have been happy seeing blanket Shields get subbed for the first time in his career, but that really pissed me off. I wish Shields had knocked him out with that late punch.

Lawler by KO.

 

[ConradMcgilcuty]

Lombard would take him out again.

 

[Plissken]

Paulhares doesn't have the chin, and Lawler's td defense has gotten much much better.

 

[Estudante]

and Diaz

lol

Not always, but you'll notice a trend where fighters do better outside of the UFC than in it... and it's not because they magically get better

that described diaz