hahahahahahaha.

 

Def. agree

 

Self proclaimed of course. He was busy tellin everyone how bad he is instead of learning any kind of nin jit su/ submission skills. He is a one dimensional fighter and even that dimension is weak.

 

Oh My!!!

He was the best on the planet at it for a while.

How can that be contested???

 

He was good. WAS. The only well rounded fighters back then were Gracie and Dan Severn. Both dominated Shamrock. He's not fit to be in a modern MMA fight cause he is a brawler with no kind of mixed martial arts background.

 

Even Severn was basically all wrestling and Gracie was all BJJ. You try the one dimensional crap these days and you end up like Gracie did last weekend against hughes. You need at least a wrestling background, Submissions, boxing and BBJ and Muy tai won't hurt to know either. UFC is awesome, but check out Pride Ultimate Fighting. When they hold Pride events (mainly Japan) it sells out 60,000 capacity arenas. The toughest guy of all, I believe, fights in pride....thats Fedor Emelianenko, one bad *** Russian. Also, on the same card for UFC61 is the rematch of Silvia and Arvoloski....that should be a good one.

Some useful links

http://www.sherdog.com/

http://www.pridefc.com/pride2005/index_new_temp.php

http://www.ufc.com/

 

He was one of the best in his prime. He is a submission specialist on leg and ankle locks, so it's not like he doesn't know them. Pretty good grappler also. Just one to many hits in the head has slowed him down. Look for Tito to do some more damage.

 

Gracey is still a bad A$$ too... No mucle tone what so ever and still did well. Oh he was out classed but come on if he bumped into you at a bar you wouldn't think twice about trying to kick his ***.

 

No doubt, if your not trained in submission defense your *** will be in an arm-bar or Guillotine faster than you can say "broken bones".

 

Tito is a b-i-tch, he runs his mouth more then anyone.

 

more then u?

 

now thats hard to believe

 

come to Iowa.. Silvia and Hughes are at the bars all the time.. Jeremy Horn and even Militech once and a while.

 

No ... you're a b i t c h

 

that's sweet, is their training center open to public or strickly for MMA training pro's?

 

pfffffffffffft i hardly talk ****.

 

 

You have to show some potential.. Then you have to be 100% dedicated to the sport cause they Wake up and run. Then Wrestle. Then Boxing. Then Nin Jitsu/ submissions. Then lift weights and run before bed. Basically the hardest training camp ever and most people cant cut it for more than a day.
Come down to a fight night and see what you got bro.:YEAH

 

I'm actually giving serious though to opening a MMA gym here in Michigan. I'v got the $$, but time is a biatch. Obviously a gym, then scheduled Wrestling, Boxing, Kickboxing and BBJ classes weekley. I have a enough knowledge/background in most to get it started, but don't have the ***** as of yet to do it.

 

stop being a ***** and comeon!