UFC Spotlight

**Dubya** · October 15th, 2010, 1:38 PM

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**Dubya** · October 15th, 2010, 1:40 PM

Ah fuck me. Im not even gonna try to fix it. The edit system can be a real bitch sometimes. I'll just fuck it up more. We'll live.

I love me some Akiyama. I still think Belcher beat him, but either way .. badass fight. Same with Leben.. badass fight. Hoping for the same with Bisping, but he's a little more technical than those other 2 so I don't know how it goes.

**PMBR** · October 15th, 2010, 2:08 PM

I think Akiyama will beat Bisping tomorrow night. Greg Jackson is phenomenal at formulating a gameplan, but that being said, Bisping loves to counterstrike and this fight might lack the fireworks of a Leben or Belcher style opponent.

**Dubya** · October 15th, 2010, 2:13 PM

Yeah, I was thinking that too. I have a feeling Akiyama will be the aggressor, but I don't know if that's the best way to go about it against Bisping. Bisping might try to take him down, but Akiyama has great balance and is sick with his Judo so I dunno .. Bisping is a bit bigger than Akiyama though so he may not be bothered by it. We'll see.

**DDT** · October 15th, 2010, 2:21 PM

I love Akiyama; not going to lie. He's such a hoot and a character. Sure, he's done some douchey things in the past, but he came clean and was punished. After he rocks Bisping's world, I'm hoping he FINALLY gets Silva. That fight could be bad-ass...or a one-sided, Silva-class beating on Sexyama, but hey, guy can dream.

**PMBR** · October 15th, 2010, 2:28 PM

Split Decision win he didn't deserve
Submission loss to a striker
Win over Bisping

That doesn't seem like a resume that deserves a title fight.

**Vice** · October 15th, 2010, 2:33 PM

Maybe he means Wanderlei?

**Dubya** · October 15th, 2010, 2:35 PM

Yeah, I think that's what he means. Wandy/Sexy was supposed to go down before Leben stepped in, remember? That was the fight that Sexy's been wanting since he came to the UFC cuz Wandy is a legend in Japan.

**PMBR** · October 15th, 2010, 2:39 PM

Oh... yeah that makes a lot more sense. Maybe I shouldn't be dumb.

**DDT** · October 15th, 2010, 2:43 PM

Originally Posted by Vice

Maybe he means Wanderlei?

Silly PMBR, Anderson's for contenders.

**Mark Hammer** · October 15th, 2010, 8:56 PM

I don't think I even need to comment here but I will just to support the thread.

Can't stand Akiyama. He is the definition of over-rated.

**Dubya** · October 18th, 2010, 12:22 AM

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**Dubya** · October 18th, 2010, 4:01 PM

I was pretty impressed with Pyle saturday night. He looked good against Hathaway .. dominant. That 2nd round triangle crucifix was a sick display of BJJ. I thought for sure it would get stopped there. Great showing from him though. Wouldn't be surprised to see Pyle/Lytle next.

**Mark Hammer** · October 18th, 2010, 6:54 PM

I'll be honest, prior to the buildup to 120 I had never heard of him. I'm fairly impressed with his performance Saturday night as, like you said, he dominated a previously undefeated fighter.

**Dubya** · October 18th, 2010, 9:11 PM

He's 1 of only 3 people to own a win over Jon Fitch .. granted, it was Fitch's very first fight .. but still..

**Mark Hammer** · October 18th, 2010, 9:12 PM

I really didn't know that before reading your post on him. How has he flown under my radar all this time?

**Dubya** · October 18th, 2010, 9:13 PM

He's never really been under the rader, just not in the spotlight I guess .. he's fought pretty much everywhere. He may not be an elite fighter or anything, but he's definitely a game fighter and has experience fighting some top names all over the world.

**Mark Hammer** · October 18th, 2010, 9:16 PM

Like I said, I'm well aware of him now since his performance Saturday night. Hope he can keep my attention, his domination of Hathaway was impressive but I still wasn't overly excited.

**OD50** · October 19th, 2010, 3:55 AM

Pyle subbed Dan Hornbuckle as well, no easy feat. He's legit but has been quite inconsistent over the years. Maybe he has finally found his mojo, who knows.

I first saw him in Denmark fighting some Dutch bum many years ago. I think that was when he first met Martin Kampmann and brought him over to the US/Xtreme Couture.

**UncannyIowan** · October 19th, 2010, 12:49 PM

I taped the fights Saturday and took them to a friend of mine's, told him "Mike Pyle" was on the main card and he goes, "that dude who got knocked out by Eilers years back?"

Mike Pyle, he's impressive on the ground, but I think that there's a reason he's never really been much more than someone die-hards know about. Nothing wrong with that obviously, and I think that with the win over Hathaway itll set him up for someone like a Chris Lytle, Matt Serra, or Ricardo Almeida.

Hell, if Sexyama moves down to 170 that could be a good fight.

**Dubya** · October 19th, 2010, 12:52 PM

Pyle has never fought anyone named Eilers .. and has only been KO'd once .. if TKOs count, twice.

**UncannyIowan** · October 19th, 2010, 1:12 PM

Originally Posted by dubya

Pyle has never fought anyone named Eilers .. and has only been KO'd once .. if TKOs count, twice.

You didn't get the joke.

There's also a HW fighter named MIKE KYLE that a lot of people I know confuse Mike PYLE with just because the names are almost the same and neither guy is a very well known fighter to say the least.

Mike KYLE was KO'd by Justin Eilers in I think Eilers first UFC fight, the backstory was that Mike Kyle supposedly got Eilers into MMA or was his trainer at one point in time.

**Dubya** · October 19th, 2010, 1:22 PM

Oh. That joke sucked. Lol.

Pyle dropped a decision to Rampage in his first fight. I don't know what the weight class was .. or if there was one, though ..

**UncannyIowan** · October 19th, 2010, 1:42 PM

Originally Posted by dubya

Oh. That joke sucked. Lol.

Pyle dropped a decision to Rampage in his first fight. I don't know what the weight class was .. or if there was one, though ..

Eh, you had to be knowledgable of the horrid HW division 5-6 years ago to really enjoy the David Spade-esque approach I was going for. So yeah, it sucked lol.

Pyle's said he's a big 170, and 10 years ago he could've been like 255 for all we know. Look @ Joe Riggs, 10 years ago that dude was like 250-300lbs, now he's fighting at 170.

**kangus** · October 19th, 2010, 2:19 PM

There should be a fatweight division for people who like eating potato chips and hate training.

**Dubya** · October 19th, 2010, 3:13 PM

you could make a whole other company out of that .. I'd be the Bantomfatweight Champion. Lol.

**kangus** · October 19th, 2010, 3:25 PM

Cardio would be a serious issue in after the 30 second mark of the first round thus increasing the potential for some awesome fights in the fatweight division.

**OD50** · October 19th, 2010, 4:32 PM

Originally Posted by kangus

There should be a fatweight division for people who like eating potato chips and hate training.

That would be DEEP Megaton.

**Dubya** · October 20th, 2010, 4:37 PM

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**Dubya** · October 20th, 2010, 4:44 PM

Really stoked to see his UFC debut this weekend. I like Kampmann, but I hope that Shields just takes him down and either pounds him out or taps him in the first round.

**Dubya** · October 28th, 2010, 12:16 PM

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**UncannyIowan** · October 28th, 2010, 1:59 PM

Could and probably will be a future champion if he stays on the path he's been on. If history has taught us anything is that the "unbeatable" fighters eventually get beat and the division takes a completely different turn. Look @ the 155 division, with BJ Penn basically stepping aside, you have a completely new landscape. Grispi could be one of those guys who take Aldo to a decision or stoppage and like with Urijah when he was basically given enough time to try to become the man again, the division changed. Now you have Aldo, this insane striker who's destroyed the very best in his division hands down.

His performance with Jens, even though Jens isn't much, it was the fact he did it with ease that made me realize "ok this dude is bad ass, let's keep watching his fights".

**Dubya** · October 28th, 2010, 2:02 PM

Yeah, I hope he's the one that gets the first crack at the new UFC FEATHERWEIGHT TITLE. To me, if he wins .. he should get it. Yeah, Hominick's been on a roll too.. but Grispi's roll started out with Hominick and he has more finishes, so for me .. it's Grispi.

I guess a UFC 155er could drop down too though .. doesn't make him any more deserving to me though.

**Dubya** · January 26th, 2011, 12:53 PM

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**UncannyIowan** · January 26th, 2011, 1:20 PM

This dude is like the Bruce Lee of MMA. He is by far the best Middleweight of all time, and possibly the greatest MMA fighter of all time. His fight with Leben was the 2nd fight I saw of his, the first being a highlight reel loss to Chonan they used to show on Fox Sports all the time when airing Pride. He killed Rich Franklin, who at the time was my #2 favorite fighter so that made me go "HOLY SHIT, how bad ass is this guy to kill Franklin so easily?" From there it's a legendary career.

It's weird to say what I'm about to say but I think the Chael Sonnen fight is what cemented Anderson's status as the best, because on the brink of defeat he managed to pull out the victory. That's some movie shit right there, the "good guy" winning in the end after getting beat up the majority of the time. A fighter being dominant is one thing, a dominant fighter getting dominated then winning is incredible.

It'll be hard for anyone to match is accomplishments, the brutal finishes, the crazy out of nowhere comebacks, the matrix-style he puts on in the Octagon, and the dancing......

**Seanny One Ball** · January 26th, 2011, 8:10 PM

I still think that people overlook his absolute demolition of Chris Leben in favour of what he did to Forrest Griffin.
I think the Leben fight was insane, he comes out firing straight jabs right down the pipe and Leben just goes all goofy legged and eats them up with a massive knee for afters.

Whole thing lasts about 45 seconds.

Brilliant.

Yeah Andy has incredible striking, imagine what his jabs would have done to Koscheck's eye.

**Dubya** · February 9th, 2011, 10:20 AM

His jabs would've set up hooks/kicks/knees and knocked Kos out.

**Dubya** · February 9th, 2011, 10:29 AM

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**OD50** · February 9th, 2011, 5:26 PM

Badass.

**Dubya** · February 9th, 2011, 5:34 PM

I like the Arlovski/Kharitonov matchup. It should be a fun fight.

**OD50** · February 9th, 2011, 5:40 PM

AA via unanimous decision (JABS) or Kharitonov via glass (jaw) shattering KO (punch).

**Dubya** · February 11th, 2011, 6:54 PM

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**Mark Hammer** · February 11th, 2011, 8:14 PM

I remember thinking his gimmick was cool (the wolfman look with the fang mouthpiece) back when I was just a very casual watcher. Then as I got more into MMA I realized he actually kind of sucked.

**Dubya** · February 11th, 2011, 9:26 PM

When I was was first really getting into MMA, he was one of the bigger more popular guys at the time. I remember thinking he was a fucking badass and I couldn't believe that the UFC just let him go! Then he got the back-to-back wins over Rothwell and Nelson and he was really rolling .. and then Fedor knocked the killer instinct out of him. 3 straight losses .. Fedor, Rogers, and Bigfoot .. he needs this win against Kharitonov.

**Seanny One Ball** · February 11th, 2011, 10:43 PM

Originally Posted by Mark Hammer

Then as I got more into MMA I realized he actually kind of sucked.

That sounds more like the opinion of the casual watcher to be honest!

**Mark Hammer** · February 11th, 2011, 10:45 PM

Really? He hasn't been the slightest bit impressive since his feud with Sylvia years ago.

**Seanny One Ball** · February 11th, 2011, 10:54 PM

He doesn't suck though, he was unlucky with Sylvia in that Tim Sylvia essentially got floored, got up and sucker punched him into a quick ref stoppage that was controversial at best.

It should be Arlovski 2, Sylvia 1.

That's not the point to be fair.

I'm just saying he doesn't suck.

I love Arlovski, he's always entertaining in the stand up.

**Torn** · February 11th, 2011, 11:09 PM

He's a bit of a nutcase and is often mocked for having a glass chin but his recent run of defeats doesn't really reflect how good he is. Before Fedor literally broke him he was on a great run, beat Werdum, looked outstanding against Rothwell, and yeah side control stand up blah blah aside, finished Roy Nelson and JDS showed how hard that is. I like him a lot and hope he gets it together in this tournament as it's a huge chance to raise his stock, an impressive performance tomorrow and everyone will be talking about him again.

**Seanny One Ball** · February 11th, 2011, 11:26 PM

If he gets knocked out nobody will be surprised either, but it's always great to see Andrei in the ring dancing around throwing jabs with intent.

His knock out of Buentello is still one of my favourites ever.

**Dubya** · February 21st, 2011, 6:16 PM

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**UncannyIowan** · February 21st, 2011, 6:27 PM

Future Hall of Famer, legend, one of the present day greats.

I remember when I saw the return of BJ Penn, DW was like "Oh and here's this new WW I signed" and the crowd exploded when he came through the curtain. I had only read about BJ Penn and heard about him from a couple MMA die hards because when I started watching the UFC again he was gone.

GSP v. Penn I will definitely go down as one of my favorite fights of all time. It was the first fight I actually saw what happens when 2 elite MMA fighters throw down, it lived up to the hype, and I was a BJ Penn fan from that point on.

My 2nd favorite Penn fight is the Penn/Sanchez fight. Penn destroyed him, but the reason I really like it is because it was so scary how easily Penn dominated the monster that is Diego Sanchez. Many were counting out Penn, and I don't blame them-did you see Sanchez tear through the 155ers?

Seriously, it's extremely hard to find a BJ Penn fight that isn't exciting or that you aren't impressed with what Penn is doing in the fight. Whether it's killing fools barely 2 fights into his MMA career or fighting Machida, he's one of the greatest of ALL TIME!

**Dubya** · February 23rd, 2011, 9:52 AM

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**PMBR** · February 23rd, 2011, 10:37 AM

For a Jon Fitch highlight package, that video sure does feature a lot of Mike Pierce punching him in the face.

I don't like Jon Fitch for his choices. I would be ok with him not fighting Koscheck or Swick if he didn't keep talking about how important a title shot was.

His style bores me tremendously and I always want to see him lose. Maybe a loss will force him into making some changes. Maybe a loss will force him into working on his submission game, and help him actually finish fights. Sure, he fights in the toughest division in the UFC, but he's not exactly fighting the toughest guys (minus Alves, Diego and GSP).

People do not face the facts about the quality of opposition that Fitch has faced. They just look at his record and the fact that he wins. Fitch hasn't faced Shields, Hughes, Penn, Koscheck, Kampmann, Ellenberger, Hyun Kim, Lytle, Condit, Hardy, Swick, Daley, Story... but everyone is eager to call him the #2 guy in the division. Why? Because Akihiro Gono was tearing up the division? Is Paulo Thiago's 3-3 UFC record better than it appears? Mike Pierce has beaten anybody outside of the undercard? Do Ben Saunders, Chris Wilson, Roan Carneiro, Luigi Fioravanti, Kuniyoshi Hironaka, Brock Larson or Josh Burkman still have a job?

**Dubya** · February 23rd, 2011, 10:51 AM

Gotta beat a legend to become one .. the legend of FITCH will rise this weekend.

**PMBR** · February 23rd, 2011, 11:08 AM

That's my biggest problem with him. His biggest wins aren't that impressive. A split decision over Diego, a decision over a drained Thiago Alves and a freak upkick KO over a much younger Thiago Alves.

If he beats Penn, great. He's fighting a 155 guy who is fighting one division higher than he should be. Unless he submits or KO's Penn, I'm not going to be impressed. Grinding for 15 minutes over a much smaller guy accomplishes nothing. Let's have Chael Sonnen ride on top of Nick Diaz for 3 rounds and you tell me if you're impressed.

**Dubya** · February 23rd, 2011, 11:11 AM

THE LEGEND OF FITCH WILL RISE!!!

**UncannyIowan** · February 23rd, 2011, 11:17 AM

PMBR and I on the same page? Who laced my weed with crack??

Agree with everything you just said about Fitch. I'm sure Dana White and the UFC do as well.

**Dubya** · February 28th, 2011, 10:52 AM

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**PMBR** · February 28th, 2011, 11:43 AM

Love Kampmann! First saw him on the TUF 4 finale against Leites. Loved the shit out of him in that fight and have followed him ever since... sometimes with blind faith. I convinced myself that he was going to KO Nate Marquardt... yeah...

I really loved the fight he brought to Jake Shields, although I hate that he got a loss there. That fight should have been a draw through use of 10-10's. I hate when someone loses a fight that is too close to call. It's just not fair.

**OD50** · February 28th, 2011, 11:58 AM

Kampmann is kind of a knobhead, but since he's a fellow Scandinavian and the fact that I was in attendance for his first ever MMA fight, I usually find myself roting for him. I'm impressed by how he has evolved from almost pure striker to very well rounded fighter.

Probably won't be WW champ but will always be a very tough fight for anyone at 170.

**PMBR** · February 28th, 2011, 12:25 PM

Ellenberger is a major wild card in the welterweight division. He is one of few people on the very small list who I can see beating Jon Fitch. If he beats Jon Fitch, he can win the title, and I can see Martin Kampmann beating Jake Ellenberger. Who knows? Maybe a title is in his future after all.

**Nash Diesel** · October 9th, 2013, 10:42 AM

I was searching the pages trying to see if there was a thread strictly about older UFC events (pre-Zuffa days) and stumbled across this one. Going through this it's pretty sad to see a lot of posters not participating very often like they used to. Maybe we can get this thread and a few other older ones rolling again to spark interest. I'll go through and see who has already been covered and maybe we can get Dubya to edit the first thread with a list of all the fighters that have been talked about so we're not sifting through 200 posts.

**Mark Hammer** · July 9th, 2014, 3:23 PM

Chris "The All-American" Weidman

Other Nickname(s): The Chris

MMA Accolades

UFC Middleweight Champion, July 6 2013-Current (2 defenses)
Currently Undefeated (12-0 MMA)
Knockout of the Year Award, 2013 (vs Anderson "The Spider" Silva)
Knockout of the Night Award, 2 times (vs Anderson Silva and Mark Munoz)
Submission of the Night Award, 1 time (vs Jesse Bongfeldt via Standing Guillotine Choke)
Fight of the Night Award, 1 time (vs Lyoto "The Dragon" Machida)
World MMA Awards' 2013 Fighter of the Year
Ring of Combat Middleweight Champion, 2010-UFC Debut (1 defense)

Non-MMA Accolades

Quarter-finalist in the 2009 ADCC (Abu Dhabi Combat Club) Submission Wrestling World Championship with only one year of formal Jiu-Jitsu training under his belt
NCAA Division 1 All-American Wrestler, 2006 and 2007

A fighting prodigy in every sense of the word, reigning UFC Middleweight Champion Chris Weidman has enjoyed more success during his short 12 fight career than almost every MMA fighter ever experiences. Unfortunately taking longer to earn fan respect than he should have, thanks both to his meteoric and almost sudden rise to the top as well as the unusual aspects of his fights vs the very unusual former longtime champion Anderson Silva, it would appear that the doubt is finally beginning to fade after a recent decisive title defense vs former UFC Light Heavyweight Champion Lyoto Machida. A fight in which Weidman not only showed superior MMA striking to the renown and often fabled Karate specialist but also a solid chin and tremendous resolve in the face of adversity as Machida mounted a comeback in the later rounds.

While all signs point to a lengthy title reign for the 30 year old champion, Weidman's got a killer's row ahead of him in a very stacked (though a bit top-heavy) middleweight division. Whether he can continue to assert his dominance over top contenders such as Vitor Belfort, Luke Rockhold, Jacare Souza, Gegard Mousasi, and others on the rise remains to be seen. But I'm confident that Weidman's undeniable talent and physical attributes will carry him through a highly successful career.

**Nash Diesel** · July 9th, 2014, 3:29 PM

Thank you! I love this thread.

I think you hit the nail on the head with your post. Fans are unfortunately still having trouble with letting Anderson Silva's dominant reign fade out a little so Weidman can soak in some glory, but I think those who saw his fight with Machida know he's for sure the real deal, if they doubted it prior. Jacare and Rockhold are 2 guys I'm ready to see him fight, belt or not, I think they'd be really good fights. I've also heard him talk about moving up to 205 at some point, and he's a big 185 so I don't see the issue. Shit it's almost like he has to move up thanks to Anderson setting the bar so high, really every champ has suffered this dilemna ever since Anderson moved up and killed Irvin and Griffin with ease. Now a lot of fans just expect these guys to pull a BJ Penn and test the waters at higher weight classes; Jon Jones, Aldo, GSP, etc.

**Mark Hammer** · July 9th, 2014, 3:31 PM

Oof, vbulletin is being an asshole. Sorry for the sloppy post, I tried to fix it but to no avail.

**Mark Hammer** · July 21st, 2014, 2:48 PM

**Nash Diesel** · July 21st, 2014, 2:55 PM

Yeah it'd be a shame for this guy with all the talk he's doing to fail to live up to the hype. It's one thing to be super popular in your home country, but you can't fight in Ireland and Western Europe for eternity. But so far so good, he's looked good in his UFC run so far and if he gets a couple big wins over top 10 guys, I don't see why he shouldn't get a crack at the belt.

**Mark Hammer** · September 23rd, 2016, 4:55 PM

Loving my McGregor hindsight. Im going to add to this soon.

**Mark Hammer** · September 23rd, 2016, 4:57 PM

Also lol at my line regarding Bisping. Who would have thought 2 years ago that one day hed be champ? God I love this sport.

**Mark Hammer** · September 26th, 2016, 1:20 PM

Speaking of the devil...

**Nash Diesel** · September 26th, 2016, 2:12 PM

Can be annoying but a good fighter for sure. You don't beat Anderson Silva and Luke Rockhold back to back if you're a scrub. Always applauded how vocal he has been for years about fighters on PEDs, TRT, etc. going back to when he beat Leben and Leben tested positive for banned substances.

**Mark Hammer** · September 27th, 2016, 7:33 PM

You all know Conor, but do you know

Eddie Alvarez

Professional Accolades

Current UFC Lightweight Champion

Two-time Bellator Lightweight Champion, vacating his title upon signing with UFC

Three-time Welterweight Champion in the regional circuit

Multiple fight of the year winner among various MMA media outlets

Currently set to headline the monumental NY MMA debut at Madison Square Garden vs Conor McGregor, Eddie Alvarez has been a fixture of the sport among hardcore MMA fans for years. Spending the vast majority of his career as the top dog in B-league promotions such as Bellator and Dream/Bodog when they were relevant, Alvarez made his very long-awaited UFC debut vs Donald "Cowboy" Cerrone in the Fall of 2014. Longtime fans were disappointed as Alvarez was worked into a Unanimous Decision loss in a somewhat lackluster fight where Eddie offered nothing other than toughness and ability to absorb punishment without being finished. He followed this performance with a couple of forgettable and somewhat boring split decision wins vs former champions in Gilbert Melendez and Anthony Pettis. His victory over the latter earned him a contested title shot vs dominant champion Rafael Dos Anjos who was on a tear coming off a humiliating first round destruction over the man who killed his UFC debut in Donald Cerrone. Eddie made the most of this opportunity and obliterated the champ in the first round, the first time RDA had been beaten stupid in several years. Now taking RDA's place (who was supposed to defend his title vs Conor in a champ vs champ superfight before backing out at the last minute and being replaced by Nate Diaz) Eddie Alvarez has landed upon another golden opportunity: now he gets to fight the biggest superstar in the sport on the biggest stage ever in MSG on November 12. A win over Conor cements his debated place at the top of the mountain, however a loss makes him another notch on McGregor's belt and puts Conor in the history books as the first man to ever hold two simultaneous UFC championships.

**Nash Diesel** · September 29th, 2016, 12:55 PM

I like Eddie Alvarez. I think he's a good fighter and he's been doing it so long that seeing him win a title in the UFC in one of the deepest if not the deepest division in all of MMA is something to applaud. I WISH he had come to the UFC sooner but Bellator was basically built off the back of Alvarez and he can be proud of that respect Bjork showed toward him.

**OD50** · September 29th, 2016, 2:28 PM

Eddie's been my favourite fighter for many years (along with Crocop), everyone should go check out his fights with Chandler in Bellator and Hansen/Kawajiri in DREAM, awesome stuff.

I like Mystic Mac too though. I can always brag that I watched his UFC debut live, he rinsed Marcus Brimage here in Stockholm. also saw him live vs Dustin Poirier in Las Vegas (UFC 178?) along with Eddie/Cowboy. Hyped for this fight.

**Nash Diesel** · September 29th, 2016, 2:51 PM

Yeah I remember him from Bodog and thought he was pretty good even back then.

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