Marloes Coenen believed the fight was stopped too soon and Nick Diaz wants to fight GSP next.
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Coenen/Cyborg was an early stop
She was covering up almost every one of those shots before the ref. stepped in.
But not improving her position.
And I believe it was The Natural who said that refs tells you “curling up into the fetal position is not an intelligent defense.”
by asa on Feb 1, 2010 1:19 AM EST up reply actions
IMO
The stoppage looked very similar in her fight with Gina. Gina was getting pummeled with strikes but only a couple got in. The ref asked her to improve her position and she never did.
Are you kidding?
GSP would destroy Diaz
by Bloodsport on Jan 31, 2010 10:32 PM EST via mobile reply actions
GSP would destroy anyone in the world at 170
Doesn’t mean he should call it a career.
Blackout612- "Wuts teh UFC?"
Ubernoober- "It like two guy who just stand and swing for fence and try to knock each other shit out it awesome"
by Charles Awad on Feb 1, 2010 12:12 AM EST up reply actions
I did find it amusing how he referred to Zaromski’s language as jibberish.
"You never know, I don't know, you know?" - Nick Diaz
by Fake Emcee on Jan 31, 2010 10:47 PM EST reply actions 1 recs
I still ♥ you Marloes Coenen
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@deowade
I blog about stuff too.
Cyborg seems to feed on the cuteness of her opponents.
It’s like a curse.
"You hit too hard, too hard, too hard..."
Cyborg Vampire/Succubus Photoshop time?
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@deowade
I blog about stuff too.
Nick Diaz has been on a nice little roll since the Noons fight. I hope he keeps this up, though it’s pretty tough following his train of thought, or lack there of. He thinks he only lost one fight, so considering all the decision losses, the only one he thinks he lost was against Jeremy Jackson.
You have to be the man... you have to be very, like, alpha male with her. You know? Decide what you do and everything. So, show her who's the boss, you know? - GSP
What part of either his opponent was running away, or Nick was too angry to fight don’t you understand? So really NIck is on a Fedor esque run of 29-1, that’s definetely top 10 p4p status right there.
I’d say he does have a valid point about the Gomi fight though.
"You never know, I don't know, you know?" - Nick Diaz
Nick would be way more popular if he hired a PR coach and practiced some public speaking. I think alot of time he is actually trying to be respectful to his opponents but it comes off wrong….then he gets angry….then …well you know.
Anyway, how can you not like a fighter who put on a slugfest with Gomi and then wins by gogoplata? Awesome in my opinion.
Not really...
Aside from his incredible skills, his mannerism’s and thugish F-U attitude are what I like about him…
You're my complete opposite.
I begrudgingly respect his skills despite my hatred of his mannerism and thuggish F-U attitude.
Count me as another that loves his attitude!
Favorite Fighters:
Nick Diaz
Nate Diaz
Brock Lesnar
Nate Marquardt
Does it have to be one or the other?
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by AJB on Feb 1, 2010 6:22 AM EST up reply actions 1 recs
That was one of the more entertaining MMA interviews I have seen in awhile.
by I Can't Feel My Face on Feb 1, 2010 12:10 AM EST reply actions
Anyone have contract details on Diaz?
Does he have fights remaining or does he have to adhere to a champions clause?
Blackout612- "Wuts teh UFC?"
Ubernoober- "It like two guy who just stand and swing for fence and try to knock each other shit out it awesome"
"adhere to a champions clause?"
Bwahahahahahahahah…catches breath…bwahahahahahahahahahahah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ever hear of a “little” guy named Overeem?
I love the way Nick decides what question he's going to answer....
…..regardless of what he’s asked. LOL! It’s like an angry version of “The Dude” who’s a fighter.
I agree with some of the people on here…
Nick would be way more popular if he hired a PR coach and practiced some public speaking.
Obviously, Nick Diaz gets shit done, no one can argue that.
Yeah, he is a punk, but he does what he needs to do come fight time.
However, he can not talk or properly market himself. When he does seem to get words out, he pretty much bashes the hell out of everyone, to be honest, I like that, but that’s just me, that kind of speech isn’t helping him get the fights he wants to fight.
I think this resembles B.J. Penn’s problem. There is just no one to fight.
To tell the truth I would rather see Diaz vs GSP then Hardy.
GSP always puts his opponents on their back and Diaz is much better on the ground the Hardy and just as good if not better at this point on his feet.
I agree 100%
people probably think im crazy but I think diaz has the tools to make a better scrap than hardy..he’s proven he is hard to rock…great bjj of his back and super long reach…I still think GSP hands him an L but…if and when he got put on his back at least he is a threat..I don’t see hardy with any offense for GSP off his back
by longevity on Feb 1, 2010 6:26 AM EST via mobile up reply actions
I don’t think you’d be in the minority if you said Diaz would be more of a challenge for Georges than Hardy is; you’d only be in the minority if you said that you thought Diaz would win. Most people believe Hardy doesn’t have a chance in hell and that it will end early and ugly. Hardy is really a smart counter-puncher with good hand speed, decent though not overwhelming KO power, very little wrestling, and largely defensive ground game. He’s basically the kind of fighter that GSP annihilates. At least Diaz has some interesting style and physicality factors to consider. Diaz could at least threaten subs off his back, create opportunities with his length, hand speed, and accuracy, and is tough as a bucket of nails. But really, BJ couldn’t do anything off his back against GSP, and Alves couldn’t outstrike him or prevent the takedowns whenever he did land a couple of strikes, and Diaz likely won’t fare better than either of them.
"I'm AJB and I endorse this nut-puncher."
ya man…its just seems so far fetched picturing anyone at 170 beating Gsp…maybe theres a prodigy out there we don’t know about…possibly Tyron Woodley with a lot more development?
by longevity on Feb 1, 2010 12:01 PM EST via mobile up reply actions
Someone will come along at some point who can defend his take downs and has serious KO power and hand speed, and then he’ll get a legit challenger. But just like GSP himself is sort of an “evolution” in the welterweight division, the person to beat him will have to be the next stage of the evolution.
"I'm AJB and I endorse this nut-puncher."
agreed
how scary would that dude be…but you are right..Im there are a lot of 18 year olds out there at an all american level of wrestling training bjj and mt…can’t wait to see more of these types come along
by longevity on Feb 1, 2010 2:12 PM EST via mobile up reply actions
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