Category Archives: UFC

UFC 121 thoughts…

Yes, I did watch UFC 121 last night. It was a good ppv. Like everyone else, I thought Brock was going to get the win no matter what. Knowing how tough Cain Velasquez is, I figure it maybe possible that Cain could give Brock a beatdown and win the whole thing. To my surprise, that exactly happened. Brock vs. Cain was a great fight. Cain wouldn’t let Brock get a chance at anything. The fight ends with Brock with a bloody face and a huge cut under his eye. It was a great feeling that Brock finally lost the belt. I knew someone out there could beat Brock, I didn’t think Cain would be that guy.

The other fights I didn’t really care for. I wish Dana White would retire Tito Ortiz already ’cause that guy is a crap fighter and a huge douche.

Kev

Report: Sly Stallone teasing plans on doing a film about MMA/UFC???

Sylvester Stallone took to his twitter, teasing a new project that he is planning on doing a movie about MMA/UFC caged fighting. As you can see, Sly tweeted:

“The New Rocky… Update it with a young man with modern problems ,but he would not be called Rocky, just the philosophy would be used.”

“I would not be in it… It is an modern extension of the heart and philosophy . MMA too.”

“Yet a great MMA film should be done at once … Love must be the central theme like my buddy Rocky experienced. Pleasure/pain= LIFE”

Hmmmm, so what Sly is saying is that he is planning an MMA/UFC film that would be more like Rocky? I like the idea, a lot! As long as it won’t star Channing Tatum as the leading role, we don’t need another version of that aweful movie, “Fighting”.

It won’t surprise me that Sly will be eyeing, Randy Couture, as the leading role for this flick. Maybe Brock Lesnar would get a small role for it, as an opponent. I’m sure Dana White would get a cameo. There’s been fictional movies based on all sports but not many on caged fighting. If this will be Sly’s next movie after “The Expendables”, I’m all for it. The MMA/UFC community deserves their own film and it needs to be done by Sly. A Rocky styled MMA movie is a creative idea!

Kev

Why Randy Couture is my hero and inspiration…

I respect Randy Couture, and I find him as my hero and inspiration for a lot of reasons. He is 47 years old, stays fit and stays athletic. This man is a real athlete. More real than any other athlete out there. Do you know any other men in their 40’s and 50’s or older that can be as athletic as him? NO! There are bodybuilders and fitness people in their 50’s and older, but all they do is lift weights. Randy does a hell of a lot more than that. He’s a fighter and does all kinds of physical things in his life. Things that other men couldn’t do. Randy stays on a very strict diet and he stays in shape all the time.

On his twitter page, he says he doesn’t bench at all ’cause he says it doesn’t help him win fights. Well it could be true because what he means by that, is benching could slow him down. He knows how brutal bench pressing can be. Bench pressing can ’cause you to lose your punching skills because benching uses a lot of arm work, that could be why.

I’d like to meet Randy in person someday, just to shake his hand and say thank you. That’s it. No autograph, no photo. Not to be star struck. Just to tell him what he does means a lot. Most boxers and UFC fighters retire at a young age, but not Randy. I mean think about it. I don’t see Randy retiring anytime soon. He’ll continue to fight in UFC for another several years or more. As long as he keeps winning fights, why not?

I look after him because I can see myself being like that when I turn 47, being able to stay in shape and do all kinds of physical things. Fitness will do that to you. When you don’t give up working out, it’ll help your future. If you don’t want to see yourself walking around with a walker or carrying an oxygen tank, then it’s best you start fitness NOW, so you can be in good physical shape when you’re 50 or older.

Randy is the best.

Kev

UFC 118 thoughts…

Yep, so I watched UFC 118 last night. I knew Randy Couture was going to destroy James Toney with no problems. Knew it was going to happen from the very beginning. Randy made it look too easy to beat James Toney down. Randy knew James Toney’s boxing skills. Randy knew how hard Toney punches. Randy did a great job to avoid Toney’s punches. I knew Randy would do his best to avoid them. Randy gave Toney his usual chokehold move that Randy always does.

Hopefully, this will be James Toneys only fight. He needs to get his fat ass back to boxing where he belongs. James doens’t belong in UFC, he can’t handle it. James will get killed if he continues to stay in UFC, so hopefully Dana won’t let him continue on. Watch last night’s fight here.

The other fights were okay, but the best fight of the night was “Florian vs. Maynard”. Although Kenny Florian tried his best to win in his hometown, I was impressed with him last night.

Kev

Thought: Maybe James Toney does have what it takes to knock out Randy Couture after all???

When I talk about UFC 118 with other fans, and I ask them, “Who do you think is going to win, James Toney or Randy Couture”? Most answers, were surprisingly James Toney. I’m like what? When I ask them why James Toney, they defend him by saying James Toney is a brutal puncher. He punches really hard, so hard that it will make you feel like you got hit by a truck. Everyone says his punching skills is too powerful.

Maybe James does know more fighting skills than boxing. Maybe he has some martial arts experience under his belt. Never know. He could probably punch Randy out real quick in one round. He is probably training some mixed martial arts moves and skills.

What Randy would have to do to win this fight, he would have to avoid Toney’s punches. If Randy messes up once, and Toney swings at him, it’s done. I’m not much of a boxing fan so I don’t know much about Toney. This will be an interesting fight and an unpredictable one, you just never know who will win this one.

Toney may know boxing only, but that doesn’t mean he’s going to suck in UFC. James Toney is one of the world’s dangerous fighters. I’m certainly am looking forward to this fight.

Kev

Thought: James Toney vs. Randy Couture prediction…

I have been following this James Toney vs. Randy Couture feud online, and I must say, it’s even funnier than the Brock Lesnar vs. Shane Carwin feud. Boxing legend James Toney has been signed to UFC to fight Randy Couture. James Toney has been obsessed with wanting to fight Randy Couture for a long time and Dana White gave him what he wanted. James Toney is a BOXER. Not a mixed martial artist. I repeat, a BOXER. Randy Couture has YEARS of mixed martial arts experience.

My opinion, that I think James Toney is challenging the wrong guy. Randy Couture would fucking destroy Toney. Toney might be able to throw a few hard punches at Randy, yes, but the fight will be over quickly once Toney gets a takedown by Couture, and Couture will give him the chokehold to end the fight. Randy Couture is well known for the chokehold. Randy Couture may seem like a nice, friendly and down to earth guy, but in reality, Randy is a monster when it comes to fighting.

Toney thinks he will beat Couture, which is hilarious. Toney thinks he will be successful in UFC. That’s how boxers are, delusional and they have huge egos as well. Why did Dana White agree to sign Toney even if Toney don’t have much MMA experience? I bet the only reason is to help PPV buyrates. Dana didn’t sign Toney because Toney is talented.

So of course, my money on who to win this fight is Randy Couture. Randy is a favorite fighter of mine and looking forward to seeing him fight again.

UFC 118 looks like a great card. I’m looking forward to seeing Edgar vs. Penn again too.

Kev

Thought: Brock Lesnar autobiography????

 

So at the press conference after the UFC 116 fight, Brock Lesnar revealed he’s writing an autobiography with the help of Paul Heyman and a ghost writer. I’m certainly am interested in buying it and will read it when ever it gets on the bookshelves at bookstores everywhere. It’s going to be an interesting book I think. He might go everything in detail about his life. Isn’t that the point of an autobiography? I’m interested in reading what his childhood was like all the way up to now.

When the book comes out though, he might have to take another break from UFC. Why? One word: Promotion. He’ll take more time off from UFC to promote the book on TV, do autograph signing book tours, and things like that.

I have a feeling that his book will have things that Vince McMahon won’t want to read ’cause Brock might say a lot of nasty things about him, and Brock might reveal shocking stuff on why him and Vince don’t get along. Plus, I’m sure he’ll talk about how he met with Sable (Rena Mero), they obviously met while working in WWE together, but Brock might explain more stuff about their relationship in the book. Of course, Brock will talk about the UFC in the book as well.

It sure will be a controversial book ’cause Brock is a controversial guy.

Kev

Thought: Will Brock Lesnar ever make appearances in WWE, someday? Will Lesnar be guest host? Maybe part time GM?

The picture above is Brock back in his WWE days. The question you have to ask is, will Brock ever return to the company someday if something happens to his UFC career again? Will Brock return to perform in WWE storylines like as guest host or a part time RAW General Manager type of role? While that would be interesting, I don’t see Brock coming back to WWE ever again. There’s a couple of reasons he will stay away from WWE forever: 1) He doesn’t get along with Vince McMahon too well 2) Brock wouldn’t do it without Paul Heyman.

Brock could go to TNA maybe instead, but I don’t see Brock going back to wrestling entertainment anytime soon. Even if Brock’s UFC/MMA career happens to end in the future, I don’t see him going back to wrestling. He wants nothing to do with professional wrestling anymore, although he still appreciates and respects the business.

Kev

Cool Video: Brock’s fellow WWE stars speaks on his win at UFC 116, only one missing is Dwayne Johnson…

In this video, Brock’s fellow WWE superstars that he worked with in the past speaks on his win at last Saturday night’s ppv. As you can see in the video, the ppv is just getting over with and people are leaving. So I guess those WWE guys there decided to stick around longer, to chat with fans, give autographs & take pictures, give interviews with the media, etc. The superstars you see in the video are Stone Cold, Jim Ross, Paul Heyman, and Bill Goldberg.

Only one missing is Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson. The Rock was there at UFC 116, but he must of left the MGM Grand as soon as the ppv got over. Look like The Rock didn’t feel like dealing with the media and the fans. Oh well.

Enjoy this video.

Kev

Cool Video: Brock Lesnar speaks on last night’s PPV…

Here is Brock Lesnar talking about last night’s PPV. Notice his face all beat up? He had quite a beating from Shane. Brock wasn’t arrogant and cocky in this press conference interview here at all. Brock was nice, professional, and even brought out some laughs. He talks about the WWE guys being there to support him, his friendship with Paul Heyman and of course, talks about his health, and all.

You just wonder what he would be like if Brock doesn’t have that belt. Do you think he would be happy then? He would probably go back to being an asshole if he didn’t have that belt and I meant that as a compliment, not an attack. I think Brock would retire if he ever lost the belt. After all, that’s how he retired from WWE ’cause he was WWE Champion three times and after he lost it the third time, Brock quit the  WWE immediately. He might do the same to UFC if someone ever took the belt from him.

Kev

Edit to add: Also, notice how Brock won’t admit how scared he was during that punch out by Shane? Instead, he talks himself around it by saying there are other rounds for him to win in.