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Lets just figure out how to make the GSP/Silva happen. Find a catch weight and 'lets get it on'. Otherwise the spider has no comp.
Last edited by lord vegas; 08-09-2009 at 02:26 AM. Reason: spelling |
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H-O-L-Y S-H-I-T.
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After tonight, the reality is that Silva can flat out embarrass someone if he wants to. I love Forrest, him and Silva are my favorites, one for just how quick and technical he is, the other because he's a blue collar fighter. Tonight showed me one thing, if Silva is actually focused, he's nothing short of a monster. I won't compare him to Fedor, but I will say both are [censored]ing amazing fighters. |
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Everyones debate on Silva, he's bigger than his opponents and if he fought anyone real in LHW he would lose, well we can discount that. He is afraid to fight a real opponent, well Hendo and now Griffin, I think we can toss that one too. Let's put this into perspective, BJ Penn is a bad ass, but coming up in weight he was just a [censored]ing ragdoll for GSP to toss around, I would be willing to bet real money that if GSP came up to fight AS you'd see similiar results. |
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GSP and Silva actually doesn't need a catch weight the more I research. GSP stated late in 2007 that his natural weight is around 185. So really there isn't much stopping this fight but probably money.
MMANews.com: Ok. Let's say you dominate the Welterweight division for like two years. Would you ever consider a move to Middleweight? Georges St. Pierre: Absolutely. I will move to Middleweight when it's going to be time if I beat up most of my contender I will do it and I will go for the title, just if - for example if the title is not one of my training partner or a friend because otherwise I would never fight a friend. And if I beat the guy at Middleweight I want to go up and try to earn the Light Heavyweight title. That's what I want to do. That's my plan. I want to make my mark in this sport and that's my goal. Before I start fighting in MMA, people used to say I was crazy because I was not strong enough to fight in MMA. Then I fought in MMA and after that when I was in TKO fighting in Canada, other people used to tell me, "oh you will never go in UFC it's too big, those guys are too good" and I went in UFC. Then after, people used to told me that I would never be champion and then I became a champion. So now because I reach my goals and I'm a champion I need to challenge myself by trying to reach other higher goals so that's one of my other goals right now - to try and get a couple titles, you know? Because when you reach a certain level and you don't have nothing to challenge yourself, not me I challenge myself all the time. There's a lot of good contender, but I need to find a way to keep my motivation going and try to find a way to reach something higher. That's what I do, that's what I want to do, so. It's gonna happen, but it depend what is the scenerio, you know what I'm saying? MMANews.com: Oh 205 would just be insane. What weight do you walk around at? Georges St. Pierre: I walk around at 185. But if I have to fight, for example, in a higher weight class - I'm going to have a program. A weight program. I'm going to lift weights, I'm going to find a way to get a little bit bigger. I would never be able to be as big as, for example, Chuck Liddell because first I don't want to take steroids and stuff like that. I'm always natural and I hate like ...I know a lot of people use that, but me I'm not that kind of guy. I prefer to stay healthy all my life than having a title. You know what I'm saying because nothing can buy health. So I will find a way to do it and I'm up to the challenge. MMANEWS.COM | Transcript Of Exclusive Georges St. Pierre Interview |
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I didn't see the fight but I figured Spider would beat him. Spider is just much more skilled than Forrest. I do believe that there are some 205'ers that will beat him though. Forrest is a hard nosed, tough fighter and he usually wins because of it. His striking is pretty unimpressive though and he isn't good on the ground. He'll be around for a while but I'm skeptical that he'll win another title. Spider on the other hand is going to be hard to stop for anybody. Machida vs Spider would be a good one.
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Let's forget about Machida, and look the other top ranked LHW's. 2. Quinton Jackson (30-7) I think he would do better than Forrest, but I still think Silva could win this one. 3. Rashad Evans (13-1-1) I think Rashad could take out the Spider 4. Forrest Griffin (16-5) No need to discuss. 5. Mauricio Rua (18-3) Maybe? Shogun is a good fighter, but I feel that he's not fast enough. 6. Luis Arthur Cane (10-1) This would be one of the more interesting matchups, personally, I think it could go either way. 7. Rich Franklin (25-4, 1 NC) Heh, we'll go ahead and say that Rich has gotta be bummed that Silva is fighting at 205. 8. Antonio Rogerio Nogueira (17-3) Nog is fighting in HW now, but if he dropped down he would be the worst possible matchup for AS, a strong ground game and a guy who you think you've beat that isn't done yet. 9. Keith Jardine (14-5-1) No way I see him matching up with Silva's speed. 10. Wanderlei Silva (32-10-1, 1 NC) I love Wanderlei, and about 5 years ago I would have given him the nod, now though, I think the speed difference would be his downfall. So out of the top 10 I could see him taking 6 down, and who knows, a focused Silva might be able to do more damage than I give him credit for. As for the talk of GSP/AS, GSP normally sits at 185, he drops weight for the fights, a lot of weight, same goes for Silva, I still think AS just mames him, but who knows, we may see pretty soon, assuming GSP is going to continue barking to Dana for a chance at the 185 belt. |
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That's Lil Nog, Big Nog's brother who fights at 205. |
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Oh yeah, Lil Nog, heh, I totally forgot about him.
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