There isn’t much to say about Saturday night’s UFC 92 other than the fact that it was probably the best card ever, and that it lived up to its hype. It was great to see Rampage avenge his two losses against Silva, and I’m glad that he was able to do it in spectacular fashion. I also enjoyed watching Frank Mir pull off his surprise victory over Nogueira. I haven’t seen so many early knockouts ever. If there is one UFC worth watching, I’d say this was it.
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haven’t seen this fight yet, but i had a feeling rampage was out for revenge. these are two spectacular fighters that i happen to like. i have a magnifying glass under lyoto machida and i hope he gets to fight one of these guys.
I like Rampage and Vanderlei. I also like Liddell. However, Lyoto Machida would destroy any of these guys. I don’t even think it would be close–he’s just too technical. His karate is phenomenal, and his BJJ is also really good.
However, I don’t know if the UFC would ever give him a chance. He doesn’t go for wild swinging punches or other risky maneuvers, and some people find this boring.
Just noticed your response. You know, I have a feeling the attitudes will start shifting in favor of Machida. He’s even ranked in the top ten for several polls. I would love to see him get down with some strikers like Rampage and Axe Murderer. As far as popularity, that would do the trick and people will love him.
I’m hoping that he does well on the 31st. If he beats Alves in convincing fashion, even if he does the point fighting techniques, I think people will get behind him. People need to see the subtleties of his technique.
Okami faces the same kind of barrier. But I think Okami really is boring.