GSP STILLLLLLLLLLLL UNDISPUTED !!! (OFFICIAL MMA FAN TREAD)

[ouellet5]

J'ai lu hier que le president du UFC est aller voir Lesnar apres le combat pour lui dire sa facon de penser et quil netait pas content de son comportement. Lesnar s'est présenté à la conférence de presse avec une bud light et c'est excusé pour ses propos lolll

[mas_oyama]

Lesnar s'est présenté à la conférence de presse avec une bud light et c'est excusé pour ses propos lolll

hahaha trop drole!

[JBlackburn]

Lesnar s'est présenté à la conférence de presse avec une bud light et c'est excusé pour ses propos lolll

hahaha trop drole!

Surement pas une Bud Light à la lime... Y'en a plus nulle part!!!

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JB

[mentor]

Lesnar s'est présenté à la conférence de presse avec une bud light et c'est excusé pour ses propos lolll

hahaha trop drole!

Surement pas une Bud Light à la lime... Y'en a plus nulle part!!!

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JB

Y'en a encore plein au club price à Laval :0)

[kirch]

Man, quand tu dis que Lesnar était trop écarté pour être gardé par la WWE ...
Ça prouve le manque de génie de ce gros épais là !!!

Si y'a un ex-lutteur que j'veux voir dans la UFC c'est Bobby Lashley...
Moins gros que Lesnar mais bien entrainé il est capable de faire de belles choses d'après-moi !!!

Bien daccord avec toi! C'est exactement ce que je disais dans l'autre post où j'ai fais mon pettage de coche contre le gros inocant qu'est lesnar. Pis comme ouellet a dit, jetais enc riss a la fin du combat...

Puis un petit article qui me rend de bonne humeur!

Bad boy Lesnar entertains, but UFC isn't laughing
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By Greg Beacham, AP Sports Writer
LAS VEGAS — Brock Lesnar is well on his way to becoming mixed martial arts' biggest name. As he showed in UFC 100, he's already its biggest jerk.

That's certainly good news for the UFC's bottom line, since fans of any sport love to hate a proper villain. It's not so good for the mainstream image of a sport that publicly claims it wants nothing to do with its heavyweight champion's pro wrestling-style theatrics in the main event at the league's landmark event Saturday night.

"That's not who Brock really is, and what he did out there is not real," UFC president Dana White said after the unflattering end to his league's otherwise successful weekend in its hometown. "You don't have to act like someone you're not. This isn't the WWE. I'm not trying to get someone to act all crazy so we'll do more pay-per-views. That's not what this sport is about."

After being chastened by White, Lesnar quickly regretted his bad-boy behavior during his second-round stoppage of Frank Mir for his first title defense. Although the UFC made more than $5 million at the gate while broadcasting the event in a record 75 countries, the former pro wrestler realized he did some damage to that shaky bridge between MMA's loyal fans and the skeptical general public that already has trouble separating the UFC from the WWE.

"I was so jacked up (because) I'm used to selling pay-per-view tickets," said Lesnar, who left the WWE several years ago. "I come from a business that is purely entertainment. I screwed up, and I apologize."

Je commencais à avoir peur que la UFC allait devenir de plus en plus comme la WWE/WWF. Je suis content qu'un homme avec une bonne tête sur les épaules dirige ca comme un chef. La UFC ne serait pas ce qu'elle est aujourdhui sans lui.

Thumbs up Dana!

[ClementRSedona]

Thumbs up Dana!

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[mas_oyama]

Thumbs up Dana!

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[ClementRSedona]

mechant beau knock out de silva en fds!
y ma redonner PAM MAL destime !!
mais je prenais pour Griffin

Ca lui donne une place SOLIDE dans le top pound for pound ...

mais son prochain combat serais contre handerson ou le gagant de la prochaine fight de defense de machida...

WHO IS NEXT FOR SILVA?

At the post-fight presser, UFC President Dana White remarked that Henderson is “probably next” for Silva at 185 lbs. Henderson is certainly a deserving challenger. In fact, I firmly believe that the two-time Olympic wrestler currently presents the most dangerous middleweight challenge for Silva.

Henderson’s wrestling ability opens the possibility of him taking down Silva and grinding out a five-round decision. He also has enough dynamite in his hands to turn out the champion’s lights with a single shot, as he showed against Michael Bisping. The problem, though, is Silva already owns a submission win over Henderson back at UFC 82, so it may be a fight that doesn’t provide much motivation for him. And when a fighter lacks motivation, upsets go from improbable to plausible.

Outside of Henderson, I truly believe that there are only two men with the ability to threaten Silva’s reign—Drew McFedries and Belfort. I’ve beaten the McFedries horse to death in the past, so I won’t rehash the argument, other than to remind fans that Silva should beat him nine out of 10 times. Nevertheless, someone with McFedries’ speed, power and sharpshooting ability always has a chance to win any standup contest.

Belfort presents an interesting matchup. After an up-and-down career at light heavyweight, Belfort decided to drop to middleweight, where he is as big and strong as any middleweight in the world. The results were nothing less than phenomenal, scoring back-to-back first-round knockout victories over former UFC contenders Matt Lindland and Terry Martin.

In each instance, Belfort needed only a single blow to end the bout. That is very different from the Belfort who competed at light heavy, where he was a very good puncher who overwhelmed opponents with hand speed. At middleweight, he is a devastating one-punch knockout guy. Add to the equation that Belfort is an elite BJJ black belt, and he starts to look a lot like Silva in the skills department. His upcoming catchweight bout (195 pounds) against Franklin will go a long way in evaluating Belfort as a future opponent for the champion.

Silva has many more options at light heavy than he does at middleweight. The winner of the venomous grudge match between Quinton ‘Rampage’ Jackson and Rashad Evans would be yet another awe-inspiring challenge for the middleweight champion. Both have enough power to stop him with a single punch and the wrestling ability to put him on the canvas and keep him there.

The ultimate challenge, of course, would be for Silva to face the winner of October’s proposed matchup between Lyoto Machida and Mauricio ‘Shogun’ Rua for Machida’s 205-lb title. The bout is no more dangerous than a bout versus the winner of Rampage-Evans, but the reward is much, much greater.

A win over either Rampage or Evans is similar to what Silva just accomplished by defeating Griffin—it places a win on his resume against a former 205-lb champion. Nothing more. Nothing less. By contrast, if he were to capture the 205-lb title, he would be forever remembered in history as the UFC’s first multi-division champion. Thus, this bout presents the appropriate risk-reward scenario for Silva.

Of course, there is that other possibility—a bout with reigning welterweight king and fellow pound-for-pound great Georges St-Pierre. That would fight would surely drum up tremendous fan interest, though I’m not sure that I would give GSP much of a chance. The size differential is simply too great for him to overcome, in my opinion. Silva’s length and ability to control the distance with strikes would nullify GSP’s wrestling, thereby forcing the Canadian superstar to stand and strike. That is a recipe for disaster because GSP does not
come close to Silva in terms of hand speed, reach, technique or power. With that said, I’d either be sitting in the arena or glued to the television just like every other fight fan if that matchup were to ever take place.

Je suis pas sur que silva soit aussi rapide que GSP, son style unorthodoxe donne p-t cet impression...et aussi techniquement, gsp est aussi fort , faut pas charier..

At the end of the day, I have no idea what is next for Silva. But when he does return, fans will expect another spectacular performance like the one he put on last Saturday night.

His first-round knockout win over Forrest Griffin improved his UFC record to a perfect 10-0, the longest winning streak in history by two. That means no other fighter, not even the legendary Royce Gracie, has enjoyed a better streak inside the Octagon. But what makes Silva’s streak even more impressive is the level of competition that he has faced during the perfect start to his UFC career. His list of victims includes fellow pound-for-pound great and former 183-lb and 205-lb PRIDE champion Dan Henderson, former 185-lb champion Rich Franklin (twice), seven-time King of Pancrase and perennial top contender Nathan Marquardt, and former 205-lb champion Griffin. And he finished each of those men, erasing any doubt as to who is the better fighter.

He already holds the records for consecutive wins, consecutive wins to start a UFC career and successful consecutive middleweight title defenses. He currently shares with former long-time welterweight champion Matt Hughes and former 205-pound boss Tito Ortiz the record for successful consecutive title defenses in any division. Thus, one more successful middleweight defense and he will own that record by himself.

Pour Penn vs. Florian je prenais pour kenflo mais je savais que y se ferais battre, il est pas de taille...

[Ryu]

Je ne suis pas sur que vous l'avez vu mais cest vraiment drole. Cest au sujet des accusations de trichage contre GSP. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NVK18zFFdkQ

[ClementRSedona]

ouais ca ete vu pas mal ...mais haha elle est bonne !

[Turf Man]

Ce qui est weird avec GSP c'est que c'est que c'est à la fois le meilleur batailleur de la planète et pourtant, je lui laisserais les clefs de ma STI pour aller au dépanneur!

[Mister_Wagon]

Ce qui est weird avec GSP c'est que c'est que c'est à la fois le meilleur batailleur de la planète et pourtant, je lui laisserais les clefs de ma STI pour aller au dépanneur!

C'est pas parce que tu gagnes ta vie en te battant que t'es necessairement un touc ( tout-croche) ou un toum ( tout mal ) !

[ClementRSedona]

c vrai cque tu dit turf !

sauf que dans mon cas sa serais vraiment mieux pour mon char que lui le prenne loll

[UGCspawn]

Ce qui est weird avec GSP c'est que c'est que c'est à la fois le meilleur batailleur de la planète et pourtant, je lui laisserais les clefs de ma STI pour aller au dépanneur!

C'est pas parce que tu gagnes ta vie en te battant que t'es necessairement un touc ( tout-croche) ou un toum ( tout mal ) !

amen to that!

[mas_oyama]

Ce qui est weird avec GSP c'est que c'est que c'est à la fois le meilleur batailleur de la planète et pourtant, je lui laisserais les clefs de ma STI pour aller au dépanneur!

C'est pas parce que tu gagnes ta vie en te battant que t'es necessairement un touc ( tout-croche) ou un toum ( tout mal ) !

amen to that!

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GSP a une t^te sur les épaules quand même, c'est pas un cave là! Je pense que si y'en a un qui s'enfle pas la tête et qui reste terre-a-ettre dans le UFC, c'est ben lui!!!

Je sais pas si vous avez vu le reportage avec Izabelle Desjardins éa musique plus... Mais quand elle lui a demandé pourquoi il croit être un des meilleurs combattants, il a répondu, et la je reformule dans mes mots, mais c'est environ précisément la facon dont il l'a dit:

"Je ne suis pas le meilleur boxeur. Je ne suis pas celui qui a le plus de cardio. Je suis pas le plus rapide. Je ne suis pas celui qui a le meilleur Jiu Jitsu, la meilleure garde ou la meilleur attaque au sol. Je ne suis pas celui qui frappe le plus fort. Par contre, je me débrouille bien dans toutes ces facettes du sports, ça fait de moi un bon combattant".

Il est vraiment terre-a-terre, et il joue pas a la vedette... Il sort dans les bars... et boit de l'eau(à ce qu'il dit, il ne boit jamais d'alcool... je sais pas si c'est vrai qu'il en boit JAMAIS, mais bon...). Il est toujours bien mis, posé, etc... Bref, GSP est vraiment loin d'être un tout croche. Pis si ça pouvait le dépanner, je serais TRES fier de lui passer mon char!!! lol.