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he either knockin somebody out or gettin knocked out it’s lit
The axe murderer
For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
The axe murderer
For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
Bisping would destroy this guy
So UnThotful
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fukk BJ Penn, and no one better defend this bullshyt saying he’s got CTE or because he was drunk. Like the old saying goes “in vino veritas”.
Danis needs to sit his ass down, Bisping would fukk him up bad.
Danis needs to sit his ass down, Bisping would fukk him up bad.
The axe murderer
For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
This went as I expected. Reug is a scary ass man
The axe murderer
For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
Who is this? Mf decapitated him
So UnThotful
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That punch he landed on Conor when hea trying to go for the TD was perfect, caught him flush
Knockout_LR_Freshmart
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Silva vs. Diaz was 6 years ago 
Nick's really been gone that long & feels like it just happened
Nick's really been gone that long & feels like it just happened
Ya' Cousin Cleon
OG COUCH CORNER HUSTLA
should I start following MMA in Poland and RussiaSilva vs. Diaz was 6 years ago
Nick's really been gone that long & feels like it just happened
The axe murderer
For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
Diaz got the longest suspension I can rememberSilva vs. Diaz was 6 years ago
Nick's really been gone that long & feels like it just happened
KSW has the best production outside of Rizin, they honestly blow the UFC out of the water in that regard. As far as talent tho its mid-tier, their champs can compete in the UFC and they're roided up but not alot of depth. ACA in Russia is imo 2nd behind the UFC in terms of top to bottom talent/skill level, I'd rather watch their shows over Bellator. Zabit and Yan both came from there(formerly ACB).
McGregor and his coaches really trying to convince themselves that Poirier wasn't putting hands on him in addition to the leg kicks. Lol @ saying his leg gave away and he went down, Poirier sat him on his ass.
Conor McGregor's coach explains devastation of Dustin Poirier's leg kicks at UFC 257
As Kavanagh explained, it doesn’t take many powerful kicks to the right spot to have a huge effect on the recipient’s mobility and stability.
“It’s one of those techniques that really two or three, maybe maximum four proper, clean connections, and that’s it,” Kavanagh said. “If anybody’s experienced cracking your elbow and you hit that funny nerve – that electric shock you get is similar. It’s nerve damage rather than like a sore muscle or a body shot, or something you can get through, you know? You just can’t.
“It’s on or it’s off. The bottom half of the leg is off, and when (McGregor) kind of slipped the shot and Dustin caught him with a nice uppercut, he went to transfer his body weight onto the right leg, and it just gave (way), and he just went down, and that was the end of that. So we definitely have to fix that.”
Conor McGregor's coach explains devastation of Dustin Poirier's leg kicks at UFC 257
As Kavanagh explained, it doesn’t take many powerful kicks to the right spot to have a huge effect on the recipient’s mobility and stability.
“It’s one of those techniques that really two or three, maybe maximum four proper, clean connections, and that’s it,” Kavanagh said. “If anybody’s experienced cracking your elbow and you hit that funny nerve – that electric shock you get is similar. It’s nerve damage rather than like a sore muscle or a body shot, or something you can get through, you know? You just can’t.
“It’s on or it’s off. The bottom half of the leg is off, and when (McGregor) kind of slipped the shot and Dustin caught him with a nice uppercut, he went to transfer his body weight onto the right leg, and it just gave (way), and he just went down, and that was the end of that. So we definitely have to fix that.”