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1. JB H Posted: May 25, 2009 at 07:58 PM (#3192476)I doubt it'll take that long. I remember, a long time ago, reading a book about an instructor talking about the difference between sparring, and fighting to cripple or kill and how, in the second case, you use a whole bunch of stuff which you would never, ever use in sparring.
Canseco has experience with the former (from whatever martial arts training he claims to have), whereas this other guy (even though there's always a referee) essentially has experience with the latter. Canseco has a pretty decent chance of being seriously injured (much like in the Butterbean vs. Bart Gunn fight from Wrestlemania about a decade ago).
Every day with a Brawl for it All reference has to be considered a good day.
He's still going to clean Canseco's clock, though.
It was a better day back then, when we found out that we hadn't just watched Bart Gunn get killed.
Choi's a very dangerous kickboxer but a novice at MMA. In kickboxing scored a win over Semmy Schilt who is absolutely top-notch and an extremely dangerous striker.
ANYONE who takes on Fedor Emelianenko in only his second professional MMA fight is going to get slaughtered. It's ridiculously unfair to expect greenhorn Choi to succeed where the very best MMA fighters in the world - Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira, Andrei Arlovski, Semmy Schilt, Mirko Filipovic, Mark Coleman, Matt Lindland, Ricardo Arona - have failed, and frequently failed brutally.
Fedor may be the Babe Ruth of MMA, but Choi is certainly no Max Patkin for losing to him. He'd actually be a terrible matchup for current UFC heavyweight champion Frank Mir.
Lately, it hasn't much mattered how many professional fights a guy has before taking on Fedor Emelianenko. Tim Sylvia was 24-4 against some of the best in the world and lasted all of 36 seconds. Arlovski was 15-5 and lasted three and a half minutes.
When are we opening MMA Think Factory? The replacement level for online fight commentary is ridiculously low right now.
More reason to sleep in tomorrow, if you ask me.
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