Heavyweight Tournament- Final 4 (please vote)

chorky777 wrote:

OUSOONERSOU wrote:

I don't see any way Reem and Fedor don't win.

Reem gets taken down, controlled, hit in the face. This causes him to quit because he's the flakiest fighter on Earth. Fedor tries throwing slow looping punches as Cain puts together a three piece combo that's faster than anything Fedor's ever seen. Repeat. Maybe an occasional takedown for the sake of wearing on Fedor and scoring easy points with the judges. Pretty simple stuff to figure out.

Yeah pretty simple to figure out you are clueless. But that has been well known for a long time now.

OUSOONERSOU wrote:

Andrew the Raider King wrote:

That was the midget you have been blowing Sooner and it wasn't Strawberry sherbert, it was a blown pollop.

Quick question, how many hair balls of Dana's pubs have you coughed up in your lifetime? More or less then the amount of "milk mustaches" he has given you?

Gee Sooner, is it easy to type with Sam Bradford's sack teabagging you?

Cain
Fedor

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Fedor tries throwing slow looping punches as Cain puts together a three piece combo that's faster than anything Fedor's ever seen. Repeat.

This really happened. Someone actually said that. I realize that someone is merely the lowly chorky, but it happened.

That outcome wouldn't surprise me. Cain is the next big thing.

Fedor doesn't throw looping punches. He throws casting punches. I can only explain this to a set number of people on this forum in a single week. I've exhausted this week's limit.

Wolfgangsta wrote:

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Fedor tries throwing slow looping punches as Cain puts together a three piece combo that's faster than anything Fedor's ever seen. Repeat.

This really happened. Someone actually said that. I realize that someone is merely the lowly chorky, but it happened.

LOL yeah, leave it to Drew and Chorky to make you say "did I read this right? No? Really? Seriously am I reading this right???"

Yeah I was talking more about Cain putting together a nice combo than Fedor throwing poor strikes.

Fighters are wise to Fedor's game now so he'd bring in guys to emulate Fedor's style, but it's hard to time it or read those punches in the fire fight. They don't look like regular punches and the "tells" are different. It's like planning for Machida and Anderson.

Wolfgangsta wrote:

Fedor doesn't throw looping punches. He throws casting punches. I can only explain this to a set number of people on this forum in a single week. I've exhausted this week's limit.

Okay. How do you attack a looping hook from boxing? Come straight down the middle with solid, straight punches. How do you attack a sambo style casting punch? Come straght down the middle with solid, straight punches. Then you throw in the fact that you have to watch out for being thrown after you come straight in. However, in this case, Fedor would have to worry about being taken down when Cain came in. Not to mention, Cain does a good job of changing levels when he throws, so he's probably not gonna leave himself too open for throws if Fedor makes his combos miss.

I honestly think Fedor would demolish Cain.

A casting punch whips in as the head is shielded and ducked out of the way and the body moves, causing the punch to go down the pipe straighter than it appears. It's not a looping Wandy/Vitor punching situation dude. It is why it lands and why it is hard to defend.

freakzilla316ftw wrote:

I honestly think Fedor would demolish Cain.

Congratulations, your brain is functioning correctly. More then we can say about some of these posters.

Wolfgangsta wrote:

A casting punch whips in as the head is shielded and ducked out of the way and the body moves, causing the punch to go down the pipe straighter than it appears. It's not a looping Wandy/Vitor punching situation dude. It is why it lands and why it is hard to defend.

It also deceptively extends a bit at the end making it a bad idea to back up to try to make it miss. That's why you come forward. The theory behind it is, if someone comes forward, your arm will be behind their head, and sets you up for a throw with that overhook. However, just a little level change makes that a lot harder.

Brock
Fedor

OUSOONERSOU wrote:

chorky777 wrote:

OUSOONERSOU wrote:

I don't see any way Reem and Fedor don't win.

Reem gets taken down, controlled, hit in the face. This causes him to quit because he's the flakiest fighter on Earth. Fedor tries throwing slow looping punches as Cain puts together a three piece combo that's faster than anything Fedor's ever seen. Repeat. Maybe an occasional takedown for the sake of wearing on Fedor and scoring easy points with the judges. Pretty simple stuff to figure out.

Yeah pretty simple to figure out you are clueless. But that has been well known for a long time now.

This coming from the person who sees "no way" that Brock could beat a dude who's best win at HW is Brett Rogers and acts like he's the only one on here who's objective when it comes to Brock. Pardon me while I "LMAO"

Voting closed people. The winners are-

1. Brock Lesnar vs Alistair Overeem
2. Fedor Emelianenko vs Cain Velasquez

What were the scores on this one?

1. Brock Lesnar vs Alistair Overeem 11-3
2. Fedor Emelianenko vs Cain Velasquez 10-4

11-3? wow i thought it would be closer than that!