if this guy was nurtured enough in the 60's and 70's..no doubt he would have created a cult..Baba Seagal-guru
When he said they called him after Brandon Lee died, and he's the one who told them there'd be a bullet in Brandon...
He won here though
If she was of age
Schiavello is an Aussie commentator, has been doing Muay Thai, K-1 & MMA as well i think for years and years, been in the US doing it for years too. he has the most ridiculous sayings sometimes lollol the man is a buffoon, he's been making a fool of himself for years, some of you are bigger fans of martial arts and Seagal in general, I guess, he dude is a jackass. He takes himself WAY too seriously and is a total jerk, just watch that interview. 'Can I laugh in your face'? When he took that shot at Al Gore, and the global warming....from a fukking speech in a bullshyt action movie He hosted SNL in the early 90's, and refused to be made fun of, he's infamous for this arrogant and out of touch behavior....wtf is that company interviewing him a british host, with an Italian last name in Arizona?
Also, 'Is there a weapon in this room right now'? done.
that shyt with Silva, wrist twists/locks fukkin hurt when you jam them on & the guy doesn't know its coming. you go with it and fall to the ground to stop it hurting, if you just stand there and let the guy crank it on you get your wrist fukked up/broken/strained etc, not a good thing before a fight.
Another priceless example of Seagals ego was when he hosted Saturday Night Live and demanded that the cast perform sketches that Seagal himself had written rather than the material they already had. One of these masterful ideas, according to Dana Carvey, involved Seagal playing a psychiatrist that talks to a rape victim, and while she tearfully explains her experience, Seagal would feel her up and attempt to rape her himself. Lorne Michaels spent hours explaining to Seagal that the concept wasnt funny nor even if they made a rape sketch funny, they would never be allowed to put that scene on the air, but Seagal thought it was comedy gold.