Once again, you don't know **** about the topic in hand. Read up. There's more to the story than "MMA is a big part of Japanese Culture and UFC is MMA" atsch
- 10am start time is insulting - A Machida fight would be great - Penn - Sakurai would be even better - Hiroki - Aldo would be amazing and a great fight - Aoki - UFC LW contender would make people watch at 10am These views are optimistic, for Aoki to sign the UFC will probably demand that he sever ties with Dream, Aldo - Hiroki is possible, but I doubt the UFC will put as much on the line as they did in Brazil, JMMA is what it is, the UFC is not adding anything by going there and will have to steal fighters from other orgs to stay. The only interesting thing it does is allow American fighters to go through the same travel and adaptation that Japanes fighters go through when they fight in the US.
You're a super idiot. Seriously you every time i think you couldn't set the bar higher you do just that and surprise everyone. Now take your ******ed ass back to the lounge Koresh.
Win or loose in MMA, always pray, get in shape, and give thanks. If they cant take the pain and they and always cheat and complain just say what you need to say and find some other place to play
Hey speaking of Koresh, did you know the Branch Dravidians, Mormons, and Jehovah's Witness all originated from similar ties Adventists and racists Nazi Free Masons?
There is already a thread for this kind of stuff http://www.eastsideboxing.com/forum/showthread.php?t=339582&page=12
Is that why Freemasonry was banned during the Nazi regime ? Or is there a deeper conspiracy into it ?
The Nazis were planning to eventually dispose of most of their allies once they got out of them all they could, including the likes of Aliester Crowley and Liebenfels. Nazism was entrenched by all kinds of Masonic rituals and many of its members were masons. The Nazi party was also full of homosexuals yet they banned homosexuality. The Nazis claimed to follow Christianity but had detailed plans to dispose of Christians. Same with their Buddhist teachers