MMA quotes from today...

GDPofDRC wrote:

Uncool creepy put his foot in his mouth on twitter imo

Ian McCall wrote:

Ian McCall        ✔ @Unclecreepymma

I hate the homeless ... I don't feel sorry for you. If you want change then let me throw it as hard as I can at your dirty face



Ian McCall        ✔ @Unclecreepymma

Hate me all you want Ive been homeless n stung out. I changed that part of my life No sympathy for junkies who talk shit to me for no reason



Ian McCall        ✔ @Unclecreepymma

@IKEVF I did it myself. I'm focusing on junkies here not PTSD and lay offs etc should have clarified. Its called hard work and not giving up

reversion back to dbag ways for McCall on that one.

Some bad apples among homeless no doubt, but also some victims and damaged people among very good people as well.

He sounded like an idiot with his initial post.

Scotty J is gonna knuckledust this guy

Junior Dos Santos wrote:

I still consider myself one of the main challengers to the title. He showed that he had an effective strategy to win the fight, looking to play it safe while not taking many chances to show he was the better fighter, blocking my punches in a way that is typical of wrestlers. He applied pressure, grabbing hold of me and avoiding the fight, making the fight boring, making the audience boo a lot. An effective strategy to win, but he didn't prove he was the better fighter.

lol gtfo

Okay I think JDS should retire, he had what ever brain he started with beaten out of his head by Cain. He's putting his life in jeopardy by continuing to fight.

lolwut? How does getting your ass handed to you for 10 straight rounds over the last two fights not prove Cain is the better fighter? Everyone knew what Cain's gameplan was, including Junior, and he still couldn't do jack fuck all about it.

JDS got his ads kicked, but management filled his head with bullshit. He had no business in a cage with Cain, and was given a blessing from God with that first win. STFU Junior!

Roy Nelson on why he lost to DC wrote:

I just got out pointed. It's nothing against Daniel. You know, Daniel (had an) excellent game plan. Played it to a T. I just wish I had two more rounds. That's about it

lol, you mean the same way anyone who has ever lost a decision did?  

You got dominated in every facet of the fight Roy.

Loser.

Bjorn Rebney wrote:

   "When I initially got on the phone with the doctors, and Tito announced to us that he had fractured his neck, that was and is the primary concern. There’s not a substantive answer at this point to whether he’s going to come back.

   "We’re having discussions with him. The key was to get 120-percent healed," said Rebney. "It’s an unsettling conversation to have a specialist in the field of neck injuries to tell you that with the right kind of drop on the head, or the right kind of impact on the spine, paralysis could be a result. That’s never a good conversation: A) for a world class althete, but B) it’s never a good conversation for the person in my position charged with putting that person inside of a cage to fight against top tier competition.

   "If a fighter becomes injured, or is unable to compete, it’s what’s called tolling. The contract basically stops until such time as the fighter can compete. And when the fighter can compete and is 100-percent cleared then everything reignites and starts up again. It’s almost like time stops as the fighter recuperates from an injury or gets to a position to where he can compete again. "Tito and I have got to sit down, work through it, talk about it, and if he is going to get back inside the cage, which is a distinct possibility, figure out what the best launch pad is and how he’d want to do that and what makes sense," added Rebney.

If the medical evaluation truly is sound, no promoter should be booking Tito for anything inside the cage, including interviews