BJJ has never dominated

9chambers · Posted On: 6/14/2006 8:53am

Mr. Jones,

Asia always posts awesome stuff.

Mongo,

... Your name is Mongo.

Shaolinz,

Royce quit while he was ahead.

supercrap,

Thanks. Cool.

**Shaolinz** · Posted On: 6/14/2006 9:08am

9chambers. I agree completely.

**Shuma-Gorath** · Posted On: 6/14/2006 9:33am

Originally Posted by MONGO

No, I vote for you are a fucking moron. I hope you die before you breed your brand of stupid into the world.

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**UltimateGaijin** · Posted On: 6/14/2006 9:36am

Originally Posted by Shaolinz

Regardless of the stats of the art as a whole. This right here is the gracie claim to domination. Hoyce is also a horrible horrible BJJ fighter. During his training for the Hughes fight he was given 2 brown belts to train with who proceeded to tap him out over and over again so they were sent back to Brazil. Thats the other claim to domination. They sent their gimp and he did good.

you'd also have to compare the guys royce fought to the guys fry fought

**GranoblasticMan** · Posted On: 6/14/2006 9:51am

Originally Posted by 9chambers

I'm a better fighter than you.

That kind of claim needs to be backed up.

And to think I almost respected you for having a Kikuchiyo avatar.

**T3hJudoChop** · Posted On: 6/14/2006 10:06am

I still dont understand why sherdog lists a particular "style" for some MMA fighters. I thought the style they all do is MMA. The difference is just the strategy they choose when fighting.

**Shaolinz** · Posted On: 6/14/2006 10:11am

Usually a fighter still has a primary style. For example a wrestler who cross trains in muay thai.

**theraydiator** · Posted On: 6/14/2006 10:14am

Ya - at this point, I'm getting sick of hearing: "So-and-so is a fighter with good hands and submission skills.... Ya, he's got some grappling experience and has also worked on striking."

REALLY?! - you mean he's cross-training? Then why give him a "style" field? I think it would be useful to hear something like, "Though primarily known as a grappler, so-and-so has spent the last 3 months at X-and-Y's boxing academy..."

If they're going to remind me about the cross-training before every fight, maybe they should tell me what they've been working on *lately*.

-Jordan