DREAM 15 Overeem vs Ricco ** OFF** Beebs sucks donkeys balls.

that's the pic i recall. yeah 205 is insane for him imo

 

It's time to edit the title, scurla.

Ubereem is out.

This is the card:

• Champ Shinya Aoki vs. Tatsuya Kawajiri (for lightweight title)
• Melvin Manhoef vs. Tatsuya Mizuno (light-heavyweight grand prix opening round)
• Gesias "JZ" Cavalcante vs. Katsunori Kikuno
• Karl Amoussou vs. Kazuhiro Nakamura
• Michihiro Omigawa vs. Young Sam Jung
• Gegard Mousasi vs. Jake O'Brien (light-heavyweight grand prix opening round)
• Daiki "DJ.taiki" Hata vs. Mitsuhiro Ishida
• Ricco Rodriguez vs. TBA*

It's still worth staying up until dawn for. :yep

 

"Best HW in the world" huh?

Another bum for him to beat and his fans who love his muscles to wank over.

 

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SCURLARUNTINGS PLEASE EDIT THE ****ING THREAD TITLE! :rant

Overeem is NOT, I repeat NOT fighting Ricco at Dream 15.

Overeem is NOT on the card.

A few mere hours after this thread was posted, an article came out saying that the fight was scrapped and Alistair will not be appearing at all on Saturday.

I've updated the thread with this information, SEVERAL TIMES NOW.

FFS. :yep

 

would have fit very well with the rest of his competition, a step up from most of them.

 

Sounds like you talking about your boytoy Brock!:yep

 

lol

That's a bit harsh wouldn't you say? At least it's a step in the right direction with a former UFC champion. Ricco at one time was a top submission guy but he was never able to exhibit championship form on a consistent basis.

 

That's what most childish posters post unless you have a hate for the UFC. you can tell the childish people by the way they post.

 

But its ok for Beebs to say it right? typical Ajax hypocracy.

 

Have you seen Ricco in the past 5 years?

Even on Celebrity Rehab?

 

Good i rather see Overeem vs Werdum or fedor next.

 

No. I must have missed that episode. I'll have to Youtube it.

 

Participating in this week's DREAM wouldn't keep him from still doing a title defense on Strikeforce in the near future.

Nobody seems to get that there's nothing mutually exclusive about fulfilling his contractual duties with both organizations.