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  • Brandwin
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    • Jul 2002
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    #166
    Re: UFC 114 - Rashad vs. Rampage

    Can anyone PM me a "place" to watch this. (wink wink)

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    • sb24
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      • Dec 2008
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      #167
      Re: UFC 114 - Rashad vs. Rampage

      Me too please.

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      • alliance4g63
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        • Jun 2007
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        #168
        Re: UFC 114 - Rashad vs. Rampage

        Just watched a little bit of the press conference and I am even more hype then I was before, if that is even possible.

        The best thing about this fight is for one a motivated and in shape Rampage is pretty scary. So if he wins then the Shogun vs Page showdown will be epic as well. For two if Rashad can beat a motivated in shape Rampage then that means that his game has improved quite a bit and I would love to see how he does next.

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        • Wobberknockle
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          • Apr 2010
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          #169
          Re: UFC 114 - Rashad vs. Rampage

          I like Rashad's chances if he stays away from the power right hook Jackson throws so well as a counter. Don't stand in front of him and circle to Jackson's left. Tease a stand-up, then look to shoot often.

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          • JerseySuave4
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            • Mar 2006
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            #170
            Re: UFC 114 - Rashad vs. Rampage

            Originally posted by Wobberknockle
            I like Rashad's chances if he stays away from the power right hook Jackson throws so well as a counter. Don't stand in front of him and circle to Jackson's left. Tease a stand-up, then look to shoot often.
            Rampage has power in both hands, it was the left hook that knocked Wanderlei out cold and the right hook that knocked out Chuck.

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            • PBlast
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              • Aug 2008
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              #171
              Re: UFC 114 - Rashad vs. Rampage

              Rashad is training like a beast, even his striking is looking pretty solid. He probably can't match the natural punching power of Rampage, but if Rashad is able to get past the first couple rounds he'll likely have a huge cardio advantage for the third.

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              • Scoop_Brady
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                • Aug 2003
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                #172
                Re: UFC 114 - Rashad vs. Rampage

                Originally posted by DookieMowf
                Can anyone PM me a "place" to watch this. (wink wink)
                If you're like me and can wait until Sunday you don't have to worry about losing connection. It's relatively easy to avoid results too. I either go to a BWW or wait until Sunday. With the Hawks in the Stanley Cup Finals Saturday my choice has been made. Shoot me a pm if interested.
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                • DJ
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                  • Apr 2003
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                  #173
                  Re: UFC 114 - Rashad vs. Rampage

                  I always laugh when coaches rip on a fighter's training regimen. Rashad's coach was blasting Rampage about running, saying that stuff they are doing is so ahead of the curve that Rampage is training like fighters did a decade ago.

                  Some of these fighters and trainers treat MMA as an athletic event instead of a fight. I'd rather take a guy like Rampage that just has the spirit of the fight in him than a guy like Rashad, who no doubt is in great shape, but seems more interested in doing new exercises and training all over the place just to say he's doing it.

                  At the end of the day, all that sled pushing, sledgehammer swinging and parachute running goes out the window when you get tagged with an overhand right.
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                  • PBlast
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                    • Aug 2008
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                    #174
                    Re: UFC 114 - Rashad vs. Rampage

                    Originally posted by Djwlfpack
                    I always laugh when coaches rip on a fighter's training regimen. Rashad's coach was blasting Rampage about running, saying that stuff they are doing is so ahead of the curve that Rampage is training like fighters did a decade ago.

                    Some of these fighters and trainers treat MMA as an athletic event instead of a fight. I'd rather take a guy like Rampage that just has the spirit of the fight in him than a guy like Rashad, who no doubt is in great shape, but seems more interested in doing new exercises and training all over the place just to say he's doing it.

                    At the end of the day, all that sled pushing, sledgehammer swinging and parachute running goes out the window when you get tagged with an overhand right.
                    True, but it seems Rashad's training is pretty much based around speed, elusiveness, and the ability to stay away from Rampage's fists, which I can see him doing pretty effectively. My guess is Rampage is still going to underestimate Rashad's speed. Not saying he will lose, but I think it's going to surprise him off the hop.

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                    • JerseySuave4
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                      • Mar 2006
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                      #175
                      Re: UFC 114 - Rashad vs. Rampage

                      Originally posted by Djwlfpack
                      I always laugh when coaches rip on a fighter's training regimen. Rashad's coach was blasting Rampage about running, saying that stuff they are doing is so ahead of the curve that Rampage is training like fighters did a decade ago.

                      Some of these fighters and trainers treat MMA as an athletic event instead of a fight. I'd rather take a guy like Rampage that just has the spirit of the fight in him than a guy like Rashad, who no doubt is in great shape, but seems more interested in doing new exercises and training all over the place just to say he's doing it.

                      At the end of the day, all that sled pushing, sledgehammer swinging and parachute running goes out the window when you get tagged with an overhand right.
                      i was thinking the same thing. Great Rashad, you have great cardio but the way they were bashing Rampage, calling him fat & out of shape when he looks like he's in the best condition he's ever been in was funny. It's nice to have all that high tech stuff but just because you do the stuff Rashad does doesnt make it better.

                      It reminded me of Rocky vs Drago, Drago had all the high tech stuff, Rocky trained old school with what was around him but he had the heart and will to get through the fight.

                      Originally posted by PBlast
                      True, but it seems Rashad's training is pretty much based around speed, elusiveness, and the ability to stay away from Rampage's fists, which I can see him doing pretty effectively. My guess is Rampage is still going to underestimate Rashad's speed. Not saying he will lose, but I think it's going to surprise him off the hop.
                      If it were a ring i would say thats great, but its a cage and Rashad isn't going to be able to stay away from Rampage for too long. I think Rashad is going to come out and try some leg kicks and avoid the big bomb and then go for the takedown and use his wrestling. I just dont see that working and eventually he's going to get tagged and knocked out.

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                      • JerseySuave4
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                        • Mar 2006
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                        #176
                        Re: UFC 114 - Rashad vs. Rampage

                        Interview with Rampage


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                        • TheShizNo1
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                          • Mar 2007
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                          #177
                          Re: UFC 114 - Rashad vs. Rampage

                          Originally posted by JerseySuave4

                          It reminded me of Rocky vs Drago, Drago had all the high tech stuff, Rocky trained old school with what was around him but he had the heart and will to get through the fight.
                          Great analysis. I thought Evans was training for the NFL Combine
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                          • JerseySuave4
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                            • Mar 2006
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                            #178
                            Re: UFC 114 - Rashad vs. Rampage

                            i just laugh at how Rashad attacks Rampage's cadio meanwhile Rampage used to fight in Pride which had longer rounds, he has fought 2 championship fights that went 5 rounds while Rashad hasn't. Its not like we've seen Rampage struggle to make it through a fight cardio wise. So its just funny to me how so much of what Rashad has been saying has been talking about him being out of shape and attacking his cardio. If thats the only weakness Rampage has that Rashad is focused on then he's in trouble.

                            The only way for Rashad to win this fight is to take Rampage down and lay on him for 3 rounds but i dont see Rampage letting him do that. Rampage has a big strong head that can take punches and he'll come back and deliver them twice as hard.

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                            • LingeringRegime
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                              • Jun 2007
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                              #179
                              Re: UFC 114 - Rashad vs. Rampage

                              Can't believe this fight is almost here. Anybody who knows a good spot send me a PM,
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                              • Phillmattic
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                                • May 2003
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                                #180
                                Re: UFC 114 - Rashad vs. Rampage

                                I think a lot of people are overrating Rampage's striking and underrating Rashad's. Rashad packs a lot of heat in his fists and he's extremely quick, in fact Machida's dad even admitted that they were more concerned about preparing for their fight with Rashad than their first fight with Shogun because of Rashad's quickness and punching power.

                                Rampage was exposed a bit by both Keith Jardine and Forrest Griffin, two guys who aren't really world enders with their stand up. Get in and get out, as long as you're not going to stand flat footed in the pocket and try to brawl with Rampage you can pick you're spots pretty well. Rashad alway stays light on his feet, moves around well, and has good head movement. If his confidence is there, then Rashad shouldn't really be concerned where this fight takes place.
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