Media Shavkat Rakhmonov Submits Neil Magny GIFS

[KazDibiase]

 

[SenorGuillen]

Damn, I have never seen an Asian fighter that alpha before in MMA.

 

[JudoThrowFiasco]

Hes an ox

 

[LoveMyMMA]

Absolute monster.

So overwhelming and overpowering.

Future champ.

 

[StreetJudas]

Damn, I have never seen an Asian fighter that alpha before in MMA.

Most Asian fighters don’t train wrestling

 

[LoveMyMMA]

That guillotine was crazy... Magny's neck couldn't have survived another 2 seconds of that hold.

 

[LoveMyMMA]

Damn, I have never seen an Asian fighter that alpha before in MMA.

He's Turkish not Asian.

Kazakhs happen to be Muslim and belong to a Turkish ethnic group.

edit: I was wrong. Misread on google. My apologies.

 

[AljoGod]

He's Turkish not Asian.

Kazakhs happen to be Muslim and belong to a Turkish ethnic group.

Kazakhstan is in Central Asia, and Kazahks are turkic not Turkish. You clearly have 0 knowledge on that region of the world.

 

[Big Al's Texas BBQ]

Most Asian fighters don’t train wrestling

 

[koquerelle]

Damn, I have never seen an Asian fighter that alpha before in MMA.

For sure. Let's act as if Saku never existed.

 

[The Eagle]

Magny quit

 

[Benoitthegr8]

He's Turkish not Asian.

Kazakhs happen to be Muslim and belong to a Turkish ethnic group.

He’s a nomad from the Steppes, representing the Mongol Horde, direct descendant of the Khans

 

[French Canadian]

Most Asian fighters don’t train wrestling

Isn't Uzbekistan a Wrestling / Judo / Boxing nation? Our (=north american divisions) of Asian, european, etc. don't make much sense, it seems to me, in many cases. Uzebekistan, if I am not mistaken, is a Turkic nation with huge Russian influences. All of their medals since the first Olympics after independance (=post USSR) are in Gymnastics, Wrestling, Judo, Weightlifting, and Boxing (Uzbekistan at the Olympics - Wikipedia).

 

[Adamant]

I'm glad Khamzat didn't waste his time with Magny.

 

[French Canadian]

Kazakhstan is in Central Asia, and Kazahks are turkic not Turkish. You clearly have 0 knowledge on that region of the world.

Is the distinction between -ic and -ish observed in their languages? I know that in French, the distinction does not exist. So, in my (French) language, saying "Turc" can refer to both citizens of Turkey and the Turkic people. It might not be that the poster has 0 knowledge of that region of the word, but that languages other than English don't have that distinction in the suffixes, and so, when he speaks English, he does not make it. I also wonder if Turkic people themselves do that disctinction.

 

[achoo42]

Damn, I have never seen an Asian fighter that alpha before in MMA.

Petr Yan? Song Yadong?

 

[achoo42]

He's Turkish not Asian.

Kazakhs happen to be Muslim and belong to a Turkish ethnic group.

Everything you said here is wrong lol

Shavkat is from Kazahkstan and born in Uzbekistan, both of which are Asian countries.

Even if he's from Turkey (which he isn't), he'd probably still be Asian because the vast majority of Turkey is in Asia.

 

[Zankou]

Love it.

 

[Wormwood]

감사합니다 @KazDibiase

 

[Hotora86]

Damn, I have never seen an Asian fighter that alpha before in MMA.

ever heard of Genghis Khan?

also, Sakuraba, Aoki, Sudo, Gomi, Weili