UFC 96 Jackson vs Jardine?

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UFC 96 Jackson vs Jardine who will win?

  • Quinton Jackson via KO

    Votes: 15 65.2%

  • Quinton Jackson via TKO

    Votes: 4 17.4%

  • Quinton Jackson via Submission

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Quinton Jackson via Decision

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Keith Jardine via KO

    Votes: 1 4.3%

  • Keith Jardine via TKO

    Votes: 2 8.7%

  • Keith Jardine via Submission

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Keith Jardine via Decision

    Votes: 1 4.3%
  • Total voters
    23
  • Poll closed .
B-Buzz

B-Buzz

lenbiasyayo
#81
Oct 21, 2002
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bhibago
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WXS STOMP3R said:
AND DONT EXPECT HIM TO GET HIT ANYTIME SOON...DUDE HAS THE LEAST AMOUNT OF PUNCHES TAKEN OUT OF EVERY FIGHTER TO HAVE EVER FOUGHT IN THE UFC WITH THE AMOUNT OF FIGHTS HE'S BEEN IN.

COINCIDENCE??? NAH JUST SOME MAJOR SKILLS.
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I believe Fedor's #1 in all of MMA with that stat also, with Machida at #2. Says a lot about how important it is to avoid damage.
 
Robby2Slobby

Robby2Slobby

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I don't either. I love watching a good jiu jitsu fight too.. But he's just a guy who avoids combat and tries to win on points for the most part, and that's not fighting.
 
MrPeete

MrPeete

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May 10, 2002
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Cats get suckered into allowing Machida to keep his distance and that's where he finds his openings. I'd love to see someone just rush him and see what happens. Didn't Sokoudjou do this with some success but gas later?

Kinda like Anderson Silva. It looks like the first minute of the fight, he moves around just to see how his opponent is moving based on his movement. Then when he's comfortable, he 'sits down' and fights. I'd like to see how he handles getting rushed from the opening bell.

Machida looks boring when he's not getting those openings because he rarely initiates the engagement (from what I've seen). Also, I think he depends on that leap in with the straight left too much.
 
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UCDgreek

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#88
May 17, 2004
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MrPeete said:
Cats get suckered into allowing Machida to keep his distance and that's where he finds his openings. I'd love to see someone just rush him and see what happens. Didn't Sokoudjou do this with some success but gas later?

Kinda like Anderson Silva. It looks like the first minute of the fight, he moves around just to see how his opponent is moving based on his movement. Then when he's comfortable, he 'sits down' and fights. I'd like to see how he handles getting rushed from the opening bell.

Machida looks boring when he's not getting those openings because he rarely initiates the engagement (from what I've seen). Also, I think he depends on that leap in with the straight left too much.
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thiago silva went right after machida and got knocked out.
 
MrPeete

MrPeete

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May 10, 2002
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Silva couldn't really engage him though from what I remember. Machida kept his distance. I might have the fights mixed up though.

About Leben/Silva, they still felt each other out for a little bit in that fight though.

I'm talkin about immediately rushing like Rampage started to do with Jardine.
 
MrPeete

MrPeete

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#91
May 10, 2002
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Not saying that Lyoto or Silva haven't prepared for a scenario like that, I'd just like to see how they handle it.

I'm no fighter, but after a while, you'd think someone would want to try something different to make these cats less comfortable in there. Cause once they comfortable it's a bad night for their opponents
 
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