UFC on Fuel 9: Mousasi vs Latifi **SPOILERIT**
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About 23:55 tienoilla vastaus kysymykseen nähdäänkö UFC:tä Suomessa. Mua ainakin vastaus tyydyttää jos seuraavassa Tukholman eventissä on suomalainen matsaamassa :D
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Uskon että tää on täysin kiinni meijän ottelijoista.. En usko että Ruotsiinkaan oltais tultu vielä ilman Gussea.. Tarvitaan joku samankaltainen tähdenlento ennen kuin UFC nähdään suomessa.. ainakin mun veikkaus.. Ruotsilla täl hetkellä vissiin 9 kaveria rosterissa Suomella 0 :( en usko että puoletkaan noista ruotsalaisista ois saanu mahdollisuutta UFC:ssä ilman Gussea ja UFC:een saapumista Tukholmaan. Nyt vaan toivotaan että joku tähti alkais tuikkimaan täällä!
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Jätetään tämä siinä tapauksessa tähän. Oma mielipiteeni on se, että Mousasi on taitotasoltaan potentiaalisesti top 5 kahdessa painoluokassa eikä ole pelkkää "hypeä".
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Samalle tuli naureskeltua pari kertaa :D
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Monta hyvää matsia. Mcgregorilta vahva suoritus, todella hyvää liikkumista ja etäisyyden hallinta, sekä nopeutta ja kaatovoimaa käsissä. Näkisin mielellään lisää Irlannin miestä. Rezalta myös hyvää matto-osaamista ja alasvientjä, Johhson vei pystyssä mutta ei paini riittänyt pitämään matsia pystyssä. Picket vs Eston eteni hyvällä temmolle, Picket hieman parempi käsistä, muuten todella tasainen matsi. Brandolta todella vahva suoritus, Garza näytti 2x isommalta mutta ei mitään jakoa, Diegon nopeus ja matto oli aivan eri tasolla. Brandaosta vielä voi tullakkin jotain, on vahva joka osa-alueella ja luonnettakin löytyy. Person on löytänyt oikean painoluokan, kipu kynnyksen täytyy olla kova jos pystyy noin hyvin liikkumaan jalka murtuneena. Vaikea sanoa oliko kyse Couturen huonoudesta, Pearsonin hyvyydestä, mutta Couture ei saanut mitään aikaiseksi.
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Näinpä..mousasi on vaikea vastus ihan kelle tahansa,myös Jonesille.muutenkin naurettavaa puhua hypestä,eihän kukaan oo hypettäny mousasia,vaikka aihetta olis.
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Ymmärrän, että tämä on osa perustelua miksi ei olla vielä täysin vakuuttuneita Mousasin suhteen, mutta tuo ottelu kertoi ainakin sen, ettei Mousasi väistä ketään. Kyotaro oli tyrmännyt Manhoefin ja Aertsin, voittanut Sakin ja Le Bannerin, eikä häntä oltu tyrmätty koskaan, enkä muista pahemmin nähneeni lattiassakaan, vaikka hävisi Schiltille ja Spongille. Mousasi löi Kyotaron kanveesiin ... sivulajissaan ...
mutta tuo kortti oli kyllä ihan mainio. Ymmärrän jos viimeisimmät matsit olivat pettymyksiä, mutta Mousasi ei tietenkään ottanut riskejä, muttei ollut Latifistakaan yrittämään mitään Rocky käännettä, sen verran kolisi taulussa koko ajan.
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Mousasi oli kyllä ylivoimainen niinkuin saattoi odottaakin. Sinänsä ymmärrettävää, ettei ottanut pienintäkään riskiä ottelussa, jossa miehellä ei ollut kuin hävittävää. Vatustajalla kuitenkin kova paini ja hirveä moukari, joka kyllä nukuttaa kohdalle osuessaan. Mousasi ei kyllä paljoa ota osumaa matseissaan. Innolla odottelen miehen tulevia matseja, toivottavasti jotain nimimiestä vastaan seuraavaksi.
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Itellä tulee ainakin Struve Vs Miocic mieleen.
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Mousashi is a modern day bad ass who dont give a f¤%k!
Gegard Mousasi plans surgery following UFC on FUEL TV 9 victory
"I don't want to talk a lot about my injury, but I can tell you that this injury, I'm pretty sure 95 percent wouldn't fight, other fighters," Mousasi said at the post-fight news conference at Ericsson Globe Arena in Stockholm, site of Saturday's card. "I stepped up. I didn't cancel the show. I don't know. We'll go from here."
Mousasi wasn't in much mood to elaborate on just how long he'll be out or the severity of his injury.
"I don't want to say anything yet, but it's nothing small," he said.
"Mousasi had knee problems all through his camp," White said. "He checked with his doctor, and his doctor said, 'You can make it through this fight, and then you're going to have to have surgery after the fight.' The kid wants to fight because he's going to come here and fight the No. 3-ranked light heavyweight in the world – he doesn't want to give up this opportunity, he wants to fight. He shows up here to fight (Gustafsson), who gets stopped (from fighting) on a cut – and we won't even get into that. We'll leave that alone. We all know what's up with that. He's training for this tall striker and ends up fighting a short, strong, southpaw wrestler. And still accepts the fight and takes it."
White's allusion was to the Sweden commission that pulled Gustafsson from the fight earlier this week for a cut above his left eye that required three stitches. It was a cut that appeared to have mostly healed by the time most of the UFC brass arrived on the scene in Stockholm on Wednesday.
But White also praised Latifi for taking the fight on short turnaround time, and said the Swede certainly will get another chance in the UFC despite losing a lopsided unanimous decision.
"Latifi comes in on four days' notice, cuts the weight and takes on Gegard Mousasi, who's 33-3, when this guy's 8-2, and stays in there three rounds with him," White said. "So again, much respect to the guys in the main event."
Mousasi didn't take many chances in the fight, perhaps owing to his knee, but also owing to Latifi's strengths in the wrestling game and the power in his hands. Latifi threw many heavy bombs in the fight that Mousasi routinely stayed out of range of.
In his post-fight in-cage interview with FUEL TV's Kenny Florian, Mousasi said some fighters lay and pray, but perhaps he did the standup version of that.
"He's a gentleman, and he's a sportsman," Mousasi said. "He stepped up, and I'm thankful to him. He took some hard punches, you know, but I didn't want to take any risks. Had nothing to lose, so I fought smart."
Many seemed to be interested in eventually seeing the originally scheduled fight between Mousasi and Gustafsson. But now, with Mousasi's planned surgery, just when, if ever, that fight takes place is anyone's guess.
Gegard Mousasi plans surgery following UFC on FUEL TV 9 victory
"I don't want to talk a lot about my injury, but I can tell you that this injury, I'm pretty sure 95 percent wouldn't fight, other fighters," Mousasi said at the post-fight news conference at Ericsson Globe Arena in Stockholm, site of Saturday's card. "I stepped up. I didn't cancel the show. I don't know. We'll go from here."
Mousasi wasn't in much mood to elaborate on just how long he'll be out or the severity of his injury.
"I don't want to say anything yet, but it's nothing small," he said.
"Mousasi had knee problems all through his camp," White said. "He checked with his doctor, and his doctor said, 'You can make it through this fight, and then you're going to have to have surgery after the fight.' The kid wants to fight because he's going to come here and fight the No. 3-ranked light heavyweight in the world – he doesn't want to give up this opportunity, he wants to fight. He shows up here to fight (Gustafsson), who gets stopped (from fighting) on a cut – and we won't even get into that. We'll leave that alone. We all know what's up with that. He's training for this tall striker and ends up fighting a short, strong, southpaw wrestler. And still accepts the fight and takes it."
White's allusion was to the Sweden commission that pulled Gustafsson from the fight earlier this week for a cut above his left eye that required three stitches. It was a cut that appeared to have mostly healed by the time most of the UFC brass arrived on the scene in Stockholm on Wednesday.
But White also praised Latifi for taking the fight on short turnaround time, and said the Swede certainly will get another chance in the UFC despite losing a lopsided unanimous decision.
"Latifi comes in on four days' notice, cuts the weight and takes on Gegard Mousasi, who's 33-3, when this guy's 8-2, and stays in there three rounds with him," White said. "So again, much respect to the guys in the main event."
Mousasi didn't take many chances in the fight, perhaps owing to his knee, but also owing to Latifi's strengths in the wrestling game and the power in his hands. Latifi threw many heavy bombs in the fight that Mousasi routinely stayed out of range of.
In his post-fight in-cage interview with FUEL TV's Kenny Florian, Mousasi said some fighters lay and pray, but perhaps he did the standup version of that.
"He's a gentleman, and he's a sportsman," Mousasi said. "He stepped up, and I'm thankful to him. He took some hard punches, you know, but I didn't want to take any risks. Had nothing to lose, so I fought smart."
Many seemed to be interested in eventually seeing the originally scheduled fight between Mousasi and Gustafsson. But now, with Mousasi's planned surgery, just when, if ever, that fight takes place is anyone's guess.
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Miocic on jenkki.
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En usko että kukaan tosissaan pitää mamujen tuottamia valio-yksilöitä aitoina Suomalaisina, jos pitää niin toivo on menetetty.
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