Timmy takes credit for breaking AA

http://www.mmamania.com/2010/5/18/1477025/tim-sylvia-i-think-i-ruined-andrei
"I would imagine Strikeforce would be better for me because they would be a little more lenient with me instead of locking me down, there is a lot of things you can’t do when you fight for the UFC. With Strikeforce I could probably fight more often, the UFC has so many top guys now that they are only fighting twice a year and I don’t want to do that. I want to fight Overeem, Fedor again, Werdum is a good fight and me and Rogers would be a good fight. Arlovski I think would be [like our fight] number three again, me knocking him out. I think I ruined the poor guy, since I knocked him out he hasn’t been the same."

He loses to all these fighters. What is Timmy smoking?

ohiovol62 wrote:

What is Timmy smoking?

I don't know but it must be some powerful shit

He is smoking his 2004 UFC Action Figure.

GDPofDRC wrote:

He is smoking his 2004 UFC Action Figure.

R.I.P

Timmy is completely wrong....AA beat Werdum, Nelson, and Rothwell after he lost to Tim. Three very elite heavyweights.

Everyone knows this man broke AA and stole his soul -

The only thing Timmy can break now is his last weight count, the lazy, unmotivated fat-fuck!

Andrew the Raider King wrote:

The only thing Timmy can break now is his last weight count, the lazy, unmotivated fat-fuck!

What? That is a lean, mean, fighting machine!

I've always hated the Maineiac. My favorite Tim Sylvia moments are when Frank snapped his arm and when Captain America dropped him with one punch in his comeback fight.

I thought it was this guy that broke AA's soul

chorky777 wrote:

I thought it was this guy that broke AA's soul

Nope it was Fedor

Tim is delusional. There is no way the UFC would sign him to a contract right now and I doubt Strikeforce would either.

I don't however hold the Ray Marcer fight against him -- it was supposed to be a pure stand-up fight and I don't think many MMA'ers could beat Mercer in a stand-up war.

Tim should go fight Pedro Rizzo to gain some credibility back.

The same guy who broke AA also broke you Timmy

tolivendiewithLA wrote:

The same guy who broke AA also broke you Timmy

In think everything after Fedor is just a blurr to Timmy. Not even sure he remembers fighting Fedor or Mercer.

Thanks for the laugh Timmy. More than you've ever been good for

That is like saying DHN or edreed is responsible for having my mod status revoked.

This would be a good match for both guys right now

AA and Timmy should headline a 9.99 KOTC event every other weekend for the rest of their natural lives.

AA retires 66-1-2 against Sylvia.

i missed this when i made the thread about the same thing.

yeah, pretty ridiculous.

Timmy might be smoking crack cocaine but I still think Strikeforce should sign to add depth to their heavyweight division.

I love this excerpt regarding Timmeh from Matt Hughes' book:

“Tim Sylvia walked over to me during practice. His back was hunched a bit, like Pat’s is, but Pat I could look in the face.

‘Can I talk to you a second?’ he asked.

“Sure thing.” He led me into an office and we sat down on two chairs.

“No one here’s got a problem with me except you,” he began.

“When I first started, Jens would say I’m a fat piece of s*** who’s never going to amount to anything, and he’d get me crying, but now even Jens likes me. Is there a problem?”

He was waiting for me to tell him there was a big misunderstanding or to apologise, like I wasn’t aware of what I was doing.

“Yeah, I really don’t like you,” I told him.

“Is there a reason why?”

“I don’t think you’re a team player and I don’t think you work very hard,” I said.

“How am I not a team player?”

“Remember that whole thing with that girl?” I reminded him.

He waved those ridiculously long arms of his in the air. “They weren’t even going out!”

“Yeah, but you knew that your teammate had a thing for her and you went for it anyway. But I don’t even care about that. I’m talking more about training.

“When somebody’s got a fight coming up, everybody tries to make sure the guy’s got some training partners to get ready.

“Everybody tries but you. Your first priority is always Tim, and I don’t think that’s a good attitude.”

I wasn’t angry or even annoyed. I had as much emotion as if I were talking about the contents of a fridge.

“I don’t think you work very hard either. You’re a little sore and you don’t come in.

“Jens, who’s a champion, has been sore and he comes in. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve been sore.

“No one’s ever going to be 100 percent. You just suck it up and you do it, period.”

I didn’t care one way or another what he said in response – I assumed he’d get defensive or angry.

But he didn’t; he was reasonable.

“I’m actually hurt to hear you say that. I’ve been a huge fan of yours for a long time and I’ve been trying to model myself on some of your work ethics, and the way Jens works out and stuff like that, and it’s too bad you feel like this.

“There’s nothing more that I want than to be accepted by you and the rest of the guys.”

“You don’t become accepted by buying yourself a ticket to Vegas, following us around while we’re there when no one really invited you, and then crying – again – when Jens calls you out on it.”

“Is there anything I can do to be friends with you?”

“Well, right now I have enough friends and I don’t need any more friends,” I said. “Is that it? Are we done here?”

He let out a deep breath. “Yeah, I guess.”

“Good.” I got up and left.