Mixed Martial Arts

The second drop, would have not been a bad stoppage. He was pounding on him, but he recovered pretty quickly. That was the round of the year.

 

Yeah I was wondering why they didn't but was disappointed when the ref stopped it at the end of the round with 3-5 seconds left. But after seeing Daley completely out at the end of the round I agree with the stoppage.

 

It proves Big John is top 2 refs in the business, along with Herb Dean. Rosenthal is up there as well.
I also was like wtf, but seeing Daley afterwards proved the stoppage was just.

 

That fight was amazing, was a slugfest however im disappointed Daley let Diaz get into his head.

 

I like to watch MMA sometimes but I am more of and WWE fan.

 

Well, can you explain what makes WWE fun to watch? the drama? or the fighting. The fighting is horrible, the drama is sometimes fun to watch.

 

I really want to start watching more of this. I just saw "Never back down" and I totally got hooked on it. I wouldnt even mind to start getting into it as a sport.

 

i do mma as well as kick boxing twice a week,

 

Round of the year. I wish Daley could have survived for round 2

Its good for younger kids, I liked it when I was younger, but on tv you can tell the hits miss and stuff.

Train Hard if you do.

Train with insidious

 

Haha kinda hard when he's half way around the world and I haven't so much as lift a weight since fall. Got sick then lazy as I was focusing on school and other stuff - currently in school and very out of shape (not overweight but just generally unfit). I'm making it a big goal/priority to start running and stretching once this terrible Canadian weather lets up and start a round of p90x at the beginning of summer to prime me back into action.

Yeah, those are definitely my top 3 for refs.

 

It just shows how hard Diaz can punch when he needs to.

 

Lol thanks for the share
What weight class are you in?
P90X is going to kick my ass, but it is worth it

He can. He has some power but he prefers punches in bunches.

 

I guess, I never was a big Nick Diaz fan but this fight definitely put him up much higher in my books. I kinda lost some respect after watching a post-fight interview (I believe with Ariel Helwani) where he's like "zomg they gonna suspend me ..."

I'm around 160lbs though I've bulked up to 180 right now (fat not muscle).

Definitely could use some P90X, I decided this morning to do a little bit of stretching/cardio/lifting just to gauge where I'm at and it wasn't pretty. :'(

 

Lol. I took Karate for 8 years so I am crazy flexible from stretching every day. I am in pretty good shape for being a complete fat ass. Hopefully I can get that working (its not atm, and transfer them to dvd's and start it.

 

If your good, you can learn a martial art at 30 and still be pretty good. Im 100% sure Lesnar knew nothing about anything but wrestling before coming into the UFC

 

Lesnar has heavy hands + big ground and pound + a great camp. I am not great from it, but I am very flexible, and I can do a roundhouse kick a 6'6 in the head. Im 6'4

 

All it takes is determination and talent, just throw away any thoguht of being a UFC champion until you've shown you can bulldoze through everyone. Shields started at a late age and got creamed early on. And now hes undefeated with a huge win streak.

 

True. I am not going to be a mma fighter, but its nice being able to protect myself. There are kids at my schools that do mma. Even though the majority of them think they can fight when they have never been in one in there life.

 

I would train only to be able to defend myself and keep myself physically fit as well. I cant imagine seeing myself in an MMA ring.

 

Me either. I need to get fit first though. (Insert P90x hell here)
Once I get in shape I might get into wrestling or something for fun/ maybe bjj.