JDS vs. The Reem

Discussion in 'MMA Forum' started by iceferg, Dec 27, 2012.


  1. ozziebattler

    ozziebattler Shadow Boxer Full Member

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    I picked reem as I'm a big fan.
    But as seen before reem doesn't cope to well when he gets hit by big bombs. Jds lands a big uppercut I wouldn't be surprised to see reem fold..

    Has tapped to strikes before :/
     
  2. thewinfella

    thewinfella The Golden Boy Full Member

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    That one fight is a production of 6 and a half years of training on and off, like i told you, i have a demanding profession, and you should know the work and effort (daily grind) that goes into a fighters life, every day presents different problems to solve.

    I never once said i was not a novice, you introduced the word novice to this conversation and continued to fire it at me, when in reality you are also a novice, the lines between novice and pro in MMA are still very fine, ive been offered numerous pro fights against lesser men than i fought in an ama bout, i train and spar with pro's in all my disciplines. I do not train in a conventional MMA school i separate my disciplines, so i wrestle with wrestler's, box with boxers, practice Thai with MT practitioners, i roll in a GI twice a week, the only thing i do in MMA establishments is roll and MMA spar

    No i did not, said you need a diet! (and i was being a funny ****er) you look like a short guy for your weight, what are you 5'11? i cant quite work it out from your photo?, you then told me you walk around at 17 stone, so you are a Heavyweight, so that explains your build :D

    Its not that it means so much to me, you just get so many **** whits, coming on forums and labelling people based on nothing or no knowledge of the sport, from your opening statement
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    i assumed you were one of them, and then we went at it, and im glad we did because now i know what your up too, which is good really, you dont that many practitioners posting on a regular basis.
     
  3. Lynchburg

    Lynchburg Guest

    :pop

    Can you change the thread title please as I thought this was about JDS Vs The Reem :verysad


    :roll: :lol:

    Come on man... what a crazy statement!

    How many guys have 30 fights? Morethan half of the guys at the top level have less than 20 fights let alone 30!

    In boxing you would be right but not MMA.

    Lynchburg
     
  4. Primate

    Primate Boxing Addict Full Member

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    JDS, Cain, Bigfoot, Werdum, Mir, Hunt.... all novices... and that's just the heavyweights...

    Hell, Randy only stopped being a novice when he got knocked out by Machida.
     
  5. achillesthegreat

    achillesthegreat FORTUNE FAVOURS THE BRAVE Full Member

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    Awesome, I didn't realise you were an MMA fighter and UK one at that.
     
  6. Rob_Floyd

    Rob_Floyd Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    It's unfortunate that Chuck Liddell retired a novice. Imagine how far he could have gone had he stuck around?
     
  7. Lynchburg

    Lynchburg Guest

    :lol:

    ****ing novice chums squaring off like ****ing kids in a playground!

    B.J Penn = 27 fight novice.
    Georges St-Pierre = 25 fight novice.
    Josh Koscheck = 23 fight novice.
    Diego Sanchez = 28 fight nivice.
    Robbie Lawler = 29 fight novice.
    Renzo Gracie = 22 fight novice.
    Tito Ortiz = 28 fight novice.
    Enson Inoue = 20 fight novice.
    Travis Lutter = 16 fight novice.
    Oleg Taktarov = 24 fight novice.
    Forrest Griffin = 26 fight novice.
    Chuck Liddell = 29 fight novice.
    Marco Ruas = 15 fight novice.
    Tank Abbott = 24 fight novice.

    :-(

    If only most of these guys didn't retire novices imagine the fights we could have seen! Bloody novices :twisted:

    Lynchburg
     
  8. Beouche

    Beouche Juan Manuel Marquez Full Member

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    so you start off your very first fight as a pro? :roll:
     
  9. Lynchburg

    Lynchburg Guest

    Most of (If not all of) them guys did :hi:

    Do you also think fighters are novices until 30 fights then? :lol:

    Lynchburg
     
  10. greathamza

    greathamza Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    IMO Travis was a novice the only fight of note he won was against Cote in TUF
     
  11. Beouche

    Beouche Juan Manuel Marquez Full Member

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    bien sur. it's what separates the likes of Fedor from the rest of the pretenders :deal
     
  12. Lynchburg

    Lynchburg Guest

    :verysad

    12 years he was competing for, fought for the UFC title (Well was going to but didn't make weight), fought in 9 promotions...

    I'd call him a vet myself.

    He has wins over Mark Epstein, Marvin Eastman, Matt Ewin and Jason MacDonald too.

    They are all vets and were big names at the time.

    Lynchburg
     
  13. thewinfella

    thewinfella The Golden Boy Full Member

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    Believe you me me and him have had a ding dong on here but in his defence he was talking about boxing :lol:
     
  14. thewinfella

    thewinfella The Golden Boy Full Member

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    Yes im based in Liverpool mate, im fighting in March, got some down time with work so back into fight camp Jan 3rd.
     
  15. iceferg

    iceferg Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Fair enough I know what you mean, you get plenty of unboxed twats critisizeing Pacquiao and Khan's techniques and taking a dig at Roaches training methods as well as many other great boxers despite the fact they've never been in a gym in there lives, that anoys me and I'm about 6'2 or 6'3 that guy in the photo with me is Olympic Erislandy Sa\von he's about 6'5. There's an ancient photo of me and Mike Tyson on my profile if you want to give you a better perspective of me next to someone you will have heard of.

    Edit just read your lost comment, good luck with your next fight.