St. Pierre responds to Steven Seagal: "I am a martial artist."

[FEDORRULEZ]

Source: St. Pierre responds to Steven Seagal: "I am a martial artist."

Why does anybody even acknowledge anything Seagal says? I'm still having a hard time understanding why Anderson Silva and Lyoto Machida give this guy any sort of credit for their performances inside the Octagon....

misleading title

 

[FEDORRULEZ]

Seagal can eat a dick up.

and down ?

 

[dissolved]

Seagal is like a giant midget with his flipper arms flippity flipping and slappity slapping.

 

[Blackbelch**]

You tell em Georges.

 

[pjmman]

Steven Seagal is living a big fat lie.

you nailed it ...

 

[submiturass]

Steven Seagal helped popularize Martial Arts in a way no one had before. He destroyed people, broke arms and necks with ease. It didn't look fake like the Hong Kong stuff. He wasn't all roided up looking either like someone else.

 

[edwardfingerhut]

Steven Seagal helped popularize Martial Arts in a way no one had before. He destroyed people, broke arms and necks with ease. It didn't look fake like the Hong Kong stuff. He wasn't all roided up looking either like someone else.

He didnt help his cause by doing that dumb cop show....:icon_cry2

 

[Kazor]

I wish everone would quit calling him "Sensei", the guy is delusional and people are just feeding his ego calling him that.

 

[Canecorsos]

Seagal deserves respect for what he accomplished for what was available to him at the time. But he needs to stfu when talking to and about mma fighters. He would get destroyed by the good wrestlers in mma even when he was in his prime.

 

[vorpalraddish]

and down ?

Judging from his rotundity he could handle them any direction they were thrown at him.

 

[I Hate You]

You know, Pierre should show a little bit more respect to the guy. I mean damn, Steven pretty much paved the way for guys like Pierre to carve out a living by fighting martial arts. Pierre is in the wrong here.

 

[TheComebackKid]

Personally I think in a house Seagal would own GSP. Ask Richie:

 

[tntkid]

Seagal is obviously in need of a roundhouse kick to the head by Van Damme.

 

[WrestlersRule25]

You know, Pierre should show a little bit more respect to the guy. I mean damn, Steven pretty much paved the way for guys like Pierre to carve out a living by fighting martial arts. Pierre is in the wrong here.

Care to elaborate?

I remember Royce Gracie doing that.

Also JCVD movies were much more MMA oriented than anything Seagull did. Lion Heart was the shit.Many Real Fighters actually give Jean Claude credit for getting them into fighting.

 

[90 50]

My jimmmies would rustle ever so softly, if Van dam showed up to one of the UFC fights segal was at and called him out

 

[pjmman]

Personally I think in a house Seagal would own GSP. Ask Richie:

gee whiz ... when the guy went for the frying pan, I thought for sure he had him ... that Seagal is hot damn

 

[Bronko]

Source: St. Pierre responds to Steven Seagal: "I am a martial artist."

Why does anybody even acknowledge anything Seagal says? I'm still having a hard time understanding why Anderson Silva and Lyoto Machida give this guy any sort of credit for their performances inside the Octagon....

Randy Couture can attest to what Sensei Seagal brings to MMA. His work with Loyoto Machida led to Randys retirement.

 

[dc007]

Seagal is a ***.

 

[lsa]

Care to elaborate?

I remember Royce Gracie doing that.

Also JCVD movies were much more MMA oriented than anything Seagull did. Lion Heart was the shit.Many Real Fighters actually give Jean Claude credit for getting them into fighting.

yeah but WHO do you think gave them the idea?
Sensei did!

 

[riitzni]

Care to elaborate?

I remember Royce Gracie doing that.

Also JCVD movies were much more MMA oriented than anything Seagull did. Lion Heart was the shit.Many Real Fighters actually give Jean Claude credit for getting them into fighting.

It's actually kind of frightening how many professional MMA fighters have credited JCVD, specifically, with getting them interested in martial arts.

I've yet to read about a fighter getting into the cage thanks to Fire Down Below or On Deadly Ground. Which is a shame because the world needs more psuedo-Native American, tassel jacket wearing badasses.

That last part wasn't a joke.