Who do you want to see GSP fight next?

[Ne5ville14]

Originally Posted by KERRIGAN

GSP has never mentally recovered from Matt Serra exposing GSP's Glass Jaw.

GSP is going to be nervous like shit against Hendricks.

Not shit dickhead....

That take away all GSP stand up credential I guess...

So sky still blue ?

It's snowing here...

[boranbkk]

Originally Posted by KERRIGAN

GSP has never mentally recovered from Matt Serra exposing GSP's Glass Jaw.

GSP is going to be nervous like shit against Hendricks.

Hendricks skill sets tend to be listed as wrestling and boxing, may I suggest we have a strong candidate for exposure via glass legs?

[KERRIGAN]

Originally Posted by Ne5ville14

Not shit dickhead....

That take away all GSP stand up credential I guess...

So sky still blue ?

It's snowing here...

Don't post when you are drunk, you incoherent slob.

[Will Munny]

Originally Posted by Ne5ville14

Not shit dickhead....

That take away all GSP stand up credential I guess...

So sky still blue ?

It's snowing here...

This was rude and unnecessary. Classless savage.

[Ne5ville14]

Originally Posted by KERRIGAN

Don't post when you are drunk, you incoherent slob.

Still missing the point hu...

Originally Posted by Will Munny

This was rude and unnecessary. Classless savage.

[rekcutnevets]

Originally Posted by the_bigunit

Rashad Evans vs. Phil Davis is the perfect example. It's a push to even say Evans was decent at Michigan State. Davis on the other hand was an absolute STUD at powerhouse Penn State.

But Evans outwrestled Davis inside of the Octagon in amazing fashion.

Collegiate wrestling doesn't always translate perfectly over to MMA. Mark Munoz is my favorite example. Well it's not really that the collegiate wrestling isn't transferring well it's that Munoz chooses to use only his upper body strength. And is NOT a great MMA wrestler.

On the other spectrum you have guys like Rashad Evans, Jon Fitch, and Georges St. Pierre who were either piss-poor in college (Evans, Fitch) or had no organized experience (St. Pierre), yet, are dominating the MMA scene with their wrestling, MMA Wrestling, if you will.

The only fighters, of recent memory, to truly showcase world-class wrestling inside the Octagon as well as the NCAA Division I scene is Josh Koshcheck and Daniel Cormier. (A case can be made for Lesnar and Sonnen as well.)

As for my case against Hendrick's MMA-wrestling, he has yet to control a decent wrestler inside of the Octagon.

Thanks for clarifying.

I think I see what you are saying. You are not questioning the fighter's wrestling credentials. You are looking to see how effective the fighter's wrestling skills are in a Mixed Martial Arts setting.

Do you have a wrestling background? I'm not trying to discredit anything you posted. I thought the post was spot on.

[the_bigunit]

Originally Posted by rekcutnevets

Thanks for clarifying.

I think I see what you are saying. You are not questioning the fighter's wrestling credentials. You are looking to see how effective the fighter's wrestling skills are in a Mixed Martial Arts setting.

Do you have a wrestling background? I'm not trying to discredit anything you posted. I thought the post was spot on.

I do not. I live in, apparently, the only fucking city in Texas which high-school wrestling is not offered.

But I love me some grinders.

[dpw417]

Hendricks deserves that shot...

[MaliSlamusrex]

Nick Diaz is the easiest to sell. A lot of interest surrounding that fight after the Condit decision.

If that decision wouldn't have gone aginst him people would still be questioning who is the better fighter GSP or Diaz.