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LOL. Even more fuel to the fire.
Schaub and the MII antics drove me nuts but Rener honestly seems like a nice guy who's just very passionate. I really don't think he was that arrogant.
For some reason, this video made me really dislike Rener. That's a hard thing to say since he's such a loveable guy, but he just comes off as a cocky coach contrast to the no ego, love everyone Rener that he usually is.
I like Rener more after that vid.
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I think Gracie jiu-jitsu is like a religion to Rener. He talks about jiu-jitsu and his grandfather Helio like a missionary talks about God and Jesus. For me that completely explains his attitude, mannerisms, and the way he talks about the topic. He's speaking from a place of total, religious faith, and he's trying to help everyone else see the light that he sees.
I think Gracie jiu-jitsu is like a religion to Rener. He talks about jiu-jitsu and his grandfather Helio like a missionary talks about God and Jesus. For me that completely explains his attitude, mannerisms, and the way he talks about the topic. He's speaking from a place of total, religious faith, and he's trying to help everyone else see the light that he sees.
I kind of agree with him. It's time to move on from the Schuab/Metamoris debacle. On one hand, Brendan keeps talking about it, but on the other hand people keep asking him about it.
Even bad press is still press. For a guy like Schaub the revolting spectacle at metamoris actually has kept his name trending on the web for months when no one would mention him otherwise.
It's gotten to the point where in the UFC forums you have guys that don't train not catching the joke and actually asking what Schaub has done to earn such a reputation as a BJJ phenom. They keep hearing the sarcasm without knowing the context and next thing you know you have casual fans associating Schaub with high level BJJ.