The five MMA fights you would show a noob.

Discussion in 'MMA Forum' started by Stoo, Jul 28, 2011.


  1. Stoo

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    Haha to be fair to them this was the beginning of the McCain **** storm

     
  2. Ai-edy2007

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    wanderlei silva vs rampage 2
    cro cop vs fedor
    rampage vs ricardo arona
    any shogun fight in pride.
     
  3. Stoo

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    Shogun v Coleman......
     
  4. The Spider

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    I like your list Stoo. But would like to see Spider Silva in there somewhere :lol:
     
  5. yaca you

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    Sakuraba vs Renzo Gracie
    Sakuraba vs Rampage Jackson
    Sakuraba vs Carlos Newton
    Sakuraba vs Vernon White
    Sakuraba vs Wanderlei Silva I
     
  6. horst

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    I'm not for a second saying these are the best fights to show a noob, these are just personal favourites of mine that I've shown to friends for specific reasons, and they've had the desired effect.

    Anderson Silva vs Chris Leben
    Shogun Rua vs Rampage Jackson
    BJ Penn vs Diego Sanchez
    Fedor Emelianenko vs Mark Coleman 1
    Demian Maia vs Chael Sonnen
     
  7. The Spider

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    I love your work :good
     
  8. Stoo

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    I was thinking this

    [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cp-JSHnH7og[/ame]

    ;)
     
  9. Stoo

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    Brilliant! :thumbsup
     
  10. Stoo

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    That's a fine list there fella
     
  11. horst

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    :good

    I was thinking...

    Anderson-Leben for use of the jab in MMA as well as precision Muay Thai striking and a brutal finish

    Fedor-Coleman for (in my opinion) the most perfectly executed submission ever in MMA, the speed and agility of the move are breath-taking, this final moment makes the whole fight worthy of inclusion as I see it

    Maia-Sonnen for some of the most high-level groundwork I've ever seen, a win for world-class BJJ over world-class wrestling/grappling

    Penn-Sanchez for superb takedown defence, excellent all-round MMA striking skills, and a real masterclass from start to finish

    And Shogun-Rampage just for the thrill of it.
     
  12. Stoo

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    Id go for Maia v MacDonald personally but that's a great list
     
  13. Ai-edy2007

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    dry that was a freak accident.
     
  14. Primate

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    Definitely.
     
  15. Stoo

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    That was bad technique. Leave your arm posted with a 240 man taking you down it breaks. Same as leaving your chin out you get kodded

    I wouldnt call it a win for Mark per see, but, it was Shoguns mistake at the end of the day