GSP only LNPs

Fitch and Alves could vouch.

I still love how people say he puts on a boring fight.

Yikes!

Hahaha! Yeah! GSP is the greatest fighter ever.

One thing that suprised me about GSP is the way that greg jackson talks to him. Does GSP have trouble staying positive or something? It was like jackson was talkin to a little kid. By all means, GSP is def top 3 p4p, but it made me question his mental toughness. Has he ever won a fight in which he was losing?

And i know someone will say penn/gsp 1, but I think that was more bj gassing than anything else

thats just the way Jackson is. Instead of having 3 people in your corner screaming at you. He is the only one talking and does so in very calming manner, It relaxes you i would think. I thought it was brilliant!!!

Everyone is on camp calls him a god.

And the prove is in the pudding i guess

damn those boys got beat up. Jon fitch looks like he got shot in the face.


Damn gnper.

HAHAHAHAHA...im glad you all abourd the gsp boat.

Man when he was up here doing local shows, before he made UFC we all knew he had something special. He always has

IronMike003 wrote:

One thing that suprised me about GSP is the way that greg jackson talks to him. Does GSP have trouble staying positive or something? It was like jackson was talkin to a little kid. By all means, GSP is def top 3 p4p, but it made me question his mental toughness. Has he ever won a fight in which he was losing?

He does the exact same thing with Rashad, Nate, and Cowboy.

IronMike003 wrote:

One thing that suprised me about GSP is the way that greg jackson talks to him. Does GSP have trouble staying positive or something? It was like jackson was talkin to a little kid. By all means, GSP is def top 3 p4p, but it made me question his mental toughness. Has he ever won a fight in which he was losing?

Well outside of losing round 1 to Penn & the actual losses to Hughes & Serra in the 1st I can't think of a time GSP has ever been on the losing side of a round.

Farmer1906 wrote:

IronMike003 wrote:

One thing that suprised me about GSP is the way that greg jackson talks to him. Does GSP have trouble staying positive or something? It was like jackson was talkin to a little kid. By all means, GSP is def top 3 p4p, but it made me question his mental toughness. Has he ever won a fight in which he was losing?

Well outside of losing round 1 to Penn & the actual losses to Hughes & Serra in the 1st I can't think of a time GSP has ever been on the losing side of a round.

Exactly.....Maybe im being an extra strict judge of GSP, but I want to see him win through adversity. Examples: Fedor against Randleman and even Arlovski, and Anderson Silva against Hendo after losing a round.

Well Machida hasn't ever battled adversity either so GSP is in good company

True man...Machida hasnt even lost a round. Thats almost kinda makes him different than GSP, who has been spanked by matt hughes.

GSP's a beast no doubt about it.

Damn look at Alves pimpin with that fucking ruined face! He has a black ear for fucks sake!

IronMike003 wrote:

One thing that suprised me about GSP is the way that greg jackson talks to him. Does GSP have trouble staying positive or something? It was like jackson was talkin to a little kid. By all means, GSP is def top 3 p4p, but it made me question his mental toughness. Has he ever won a fight in which he was losing?

If you've ever heard anyone interview Jackson that's just the way he talks. He's an extremely positive guy and he seems to love his fighters like they were his own kids. He's a great strategist and probably the top trainer in the game right now.

lol@he's got a black ear

well I was one of the guys who thought GSP vs Thiago was borderline lay'n pray. The fitch fight was nothing of the sort, and part of the reason why I though Thiago faired much better then Fitch did. And I acknowledged that it was Thiago's strentgh that was to an extent limiting GSP's attack.

But facial marks don't mean too much to me. Especially not in a 5 round fight where even moderate damage in each round can add up to fairly substantially looking damage. But dif guys mark up differently. Put up Penn's pic after he fought GSP, it will look alot better then either of these guys, yet he took the worse ass wuppin of the 3.

If we judge fights according to the swelling and cuts on a guys face, then Penn and GSP need another fight to break the tie. Cause right now it would be 1-1.

IronMike003 wrote:

And i know someone will say penn/gsp 1, but I think that was more bj gassing than anything else

But GSP came out strong at the beggining of round 2, in that fight, and no way was Penn gassed at that point. I love the way Jackson communicates. Giving clear distinct and worthy instruction in a calm and positive manner.

GSP took the fight to BJ at the start of round 2 and forced him to exert. GSP certainly got worked in the 1st, but his wrestling broke down BJ and left him fetal in the 3rd.

GSP fought smart and didn't LnP at all. Ludicrous

captain organic wrote:

well I was one of the guys who thought GSP vs Thiago was borderline lay'n pray.

So what you're saying is that you're glad he won that fight, but you're not impressed by his performance?

Mr. Coupon wrote:

captain organic wrote:

well I was one of the guys who thought GSP vs Thiago was borderline lay'n pray.

So what you're saying is that you're glad he won that fight, but you're not impressed by his performance?

I was impressed in that he completely controlled a fight vs a very worthy opponent. But I did not find the fight riveting, nor do I think he doled out an excissive amount of punishment. But I noted that the opponent, and his ability to limit GSP did play a part, and Im sure the injury did as well. Was I glad he won? Sure, he was my pick in the GOR and the guy brings integrity to the sport, but he is not one of my favorite fighters.

captain organic wrote:

Mr. Coupon wrote:

captain organic wrote:

well I was one of the guys who thought GSP vs Thiago was borderline lay'n pray.

So what you're saying is that you're glad he won that fight, but you're not impressed by his performance?

I was impressed in that he completely controlled a fight vs a very worthy opponent. But I did not find the fight riveting, nor do I think he doled out an excissive amount of punishment. But I noted that the opponent, and his ability to limit GSP did play a part, and Im sure the injury did as well. Was I glad he won? Sure, he was my pick in the GOR and the guy brings integrity to the sport, but he is not one of my favorite fighters.

I think you might have missed the joke in what he said or just didn't comment on it.

well if it means anything i got the joke and i had a good laugh at it