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slugger3000 You Mad Bro? Full Member

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The first 30 seconds :deal

But, JDS is very special. I guess we'll find out. He is attempting to be the 3rd HW to defend UFC Gold twice. The fight will be a glimpse into the future. Just a big deal because HW Boxing is not where it's at, and many people will take note of who is HW Champ come Saturday Night. It's very exciting because these two are going to get into a FIGHT, and when your favorite fighter is being punched out in the middle of the cage, there is nothing you can do. It's exciting because no bad ref, no sorry promoter, and no sorry judges will determine the outcome of this fight.

I'm so excited, and I just can't hide it.
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Amen to that! :deal

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Amen to that! :deal
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Sluggernuts the deal is on ok. I got JDS by stoppage. What about you?

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Sluggernuts the deal is on ok. I got JDS by stoppage. What about you?
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I think it's a 50-50 fight... Cain by GNP, 2nd or 3rd round TKO or JDS by TKO 1...

Yep, the bet is on! :good

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Alan Belcher: 'If Yushin Okami can’t get me down, he’s going to be crapping his pants'

By Chris Hall on Dec 26, 9:01p

With UFC 155 just around the corner, Belcher let Okami know that this fight won't go the same as their first meeting.

This Saturday Alan Belcher will do something he hasn't done since 2009 - compete twice in the same year. The Middleweight's UFC career has been plagued with injury over the last several years including a knee injury, a detached retina, and most recently a back injury. He was supposed to fight Vitor Belfort back at UFC 153, but was forced to pull out around the same time Belfort was tapped to fight Jon Jones for the Light Heavyweight title at UFC 152.

Now Belcher is set to rematch former contender Yushin Okami. The two first met way back in 2006 at UFC 62. It was Belcher's UFC debut and Okami got the unanimous decision win. But Belcher told MMA Weekly that he expects their second fight to go much differently:

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Belcher is rightfully focusing on his striking advantage, but he proved in his last fight that he's no slouch on the ground either. At UFC On Fox 3 he faced off against feared grappler and leg lock technician Rousimar Palhares. Toquinho got Belcher down early and immediately started attacking, but Alan defended impressively and got the TKO from guard.

UFC 155 is coming up this Saturday December 29. In the main event, Junior dos Santos and Cain Velasquez will rematch for the Heavyweight title in the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, NV.
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Here comes the BOOM!! Welcome back Alan Belcher.

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Here comes the BOOM!! Welcome back Alan Belcher.
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If Okami loses, he should be made to get Belcher's arm tattoo.

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Does anyone have a prediction video from UFC fighters for the Cain-JDS re-match?? If so, please post it!

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PROS PICK: DOS SANTOS VS. VELASQUEZ 2

BY MIKE SLOAN
DEC 27, 2012

Junior dos Santos has won all nine of his UFC fights, finishing seven of them. | Photo: Sherdog.com

The Ultimate Fighting Championship’s year-end events are typically anchored by a tremendous main event. That is certainly the case at UFC 155 on Saturday, as Junior dos Santos defends his heavyweight crown against Cain Velasquez at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.

Dos Santos captured the championship with a first-round technical knockout against Velasquez at UFC on Fox 1 in November. Can the American Kickboxing Academy standout turn the tables and avenge the only defeat of his professional career?

Sherdog.com touched base with a number of professional fighters and trainers to gauge their opinions on the UFC 155 “Dos Santos vs. Velasquez 2” headliner:

Ricardo Liborio: JDS will keep the gold.

Jason Dent: JDS will win again. I’d say by TKO late in round three.

Mike Ciesnolevicz: Cain is a bad matchup for just about everyone besides JDS. I think the fight lasts a bit longer than last time with the same ending. Cain can’t box effectively with JDS, and while he can take him down, he can’t hold him down. JDS has great takedown defense and explosive hips. Cain gets stopped within three rounds.

Keith Berry: I’m taking JDS. I think he has Cain’s number. I’m looking forward to this one.

Jeremy Stephens: Cain wins.

Dave Jansen: History repeats itself. JDS dismantles Cain again with technique, speed and power in under two minutes. JDS by knockout in round one.

Ramsey Nijem: This is an easy one for me. Of course, I’ll pick my mentor and friend, JDS. His boxing is just too good. He’s shown great takedown defense, and winning breeds winning. I think his confidence, too, will also help him win this fight by KO in the second.

Tom DeBlass: I have to go with JDS. I believe Cain learned from last fight and will try to bring it to the ground quicker. However, I believe the takedown defense and striking will be too much for Cain to handle.

Myles Jury: JDS wins.

Caros Fodor: Man, I gotta go with JDS again. I think this fight will go as the last one did. I don’t think Cain will be able to get him down and will eventually get clipped and knocked out. JDS is a bad dude.

Ben Askren: I really hope Cain can pull this one off. I think without his knee injury he will be more mobile and able to use his wrestling.

Jeff Hougland: I pick Cain by referee stoppage in the fourth round. I think he’ll mix up the wrestling and striking to keep the champ off of his game.

Igor Araujo: I think only Alistair Overeem can trade punches with dos Santos in the UFC, and Cain saw that when they first fought. Cain will try to take him down, but I think JDS is ready for any situation and he will knock him out again, keeping the belt. JDS wins by KO in the first or second round.

J.J. Ambrose: JDS is a great fighter. He’s been ripping through the heavyweight division with good takedown defense and superior striking. That being said, I think Cain is the best heavyweight out there. Watching him train at AKA, you could see that he’s on another level from the rest. The first fight he got caught; he won’t make the same mistake as last time. Cain wins via third-round TKO.

Mitch Clarke: I’m going with Cain in the rematch. JDS may be the best boxer in the division and possibly the UFC, but I believe Cain is more dynamic in his striking and has stellar wrestling. He looked like a man possessed in his fight against “Bigfoot” Silva, and I think we’ll see more of the same in the rematch since Cain is looking to get some revenge. Cain wins by decision.

Jason High: I’m going with Cain for this one. I think if he’s healthy he’s tough for any heavyweight to beat. Pace, cardio and wrestling will be the difference.

Steven Siler: JDS is gonna stop the takedown, keep his range and knock Cain out again so we can finally see JDS vs. Overeem.

Jacob Volkmann: I have no idea on that one. It’s going to be a great fight. Not the same as their first fight.

Travis Lutter: Tough fight to pick. I want to say Velasquez, but I really think it will be Junior’s night again. His standup is going to be hard for him to deal with, but the longer the fight goes, the better chance Velasquez has.

John Gunderson: I’m going with Junior for the stoppage, but my gut is telling me Cain will take him down and grind him out.

Ed Herman: Damn, that’s a tough one. I’m gonna go with Cain if he uses his wrestling to control the fight; it will be a ground-and-pound second-round stoppage. If they stay on their feet and dos Santos can keep his distance, then he wins via third-round TKO.

Nam Phan: I like JDS, but I believe in Cain.

Cung Le: Cain wins by ground-and-pound.

Erik Paulson: This will be another scorcher. I think that Cain was not ready for Junior’s heavy hands and aggression. I think he will be prepared now. I know that Junior absolutely loves that belt, so he will come as hard and strong as he always does. I think he will be in much better shape for this fight. Boys, we’re gonna see a war.

Mark Bocek: JDS wins via KO.

Eric Prindle: I hope Cain wins if he uses his wrestling and top control and keeps his punches tight. Dos Santos has fast hands and good takedown defense. I think dos Santos wins in the second round, but I wish Velasquez would win by first-round ground-and-pound.

Robert Drysdale: Velasquez wins.

Travis Wiuff: Cain upsets the champ by TKO in the third round. He uses his wrestling and cardio to take down dos Santos and ground-and-pound him.

Colton Smith: I definitely choose Cain. I think his wrestling is far superior and I believe he can turn the tide this time around, put his hands on JDS and take him down.

Darren Elkins: I got dos Santos. I think he has the knockout power, the one-hit punch that, if he lands it at any time, puts ’em to sleep.

Johny Hendricks: Man, I gotta go with Cain. I feel like Cain is going to go in there with a different game plan. Even though I know dos Santos is a tough opponent, it’s hard to go against the wrestler.

T.J. Waldburger: Dos Santos. You know, I think the guy just has Cain’s number. I think he’s just going to overpower him. He’s got way more strength in his body and in his punches. He’s got a lot of power. Even with Cain’s wrestling, even on the ground, I think he’s going to overpower him.

Max Holloway: I've got JDS by KO. I gotta stick with the striker my man!

Michael Chiesa: I'm taking JDS by decision. He's improving every fight and he has that great balance of athlete/fighter similar to Bendo.

Pros Picking dos Santos: 18
Pros Picking Velasquez: 10
No Pick: 6

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Did I just post something from Sherdog? Blah blah :| :| before anyone comes at me let me just say that the site rocks. I'm a member too, dammit, and my conformation is somewhere buried in my inbox. That's okay because I don't need to post. Respect. But, this is my home. Our home.

Oh, btw... A lot of these fighters are always wrong, Nam Phan for example.

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Hopefully Cain wins it. Hopefully.

Junior strikes me as being a bit too arrogant for his own good. Definitely needs humbling. And it wouldn't hurt to see his ground game as well.

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Thanks!! :good Pat Barry is a funny dude... :rofl

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Hopefully Cain wins it. Hopefully.

Junior strikes me as being a bit too arrogant for his own good. Definitely needs humbling. And it wouldn't hurt to see his ground game as well.
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Come on. He is one of the genuine nice guys in the game, and he really doesn't strike me as arrogant in the least.

Rob_Floyd, Dec 27, 2012

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Thanks!! :good Pat Barry is a funny dude... :rofl
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Pat Barry is growing on me, he is who he is, and you can't hate on him for that!

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