Chuck is still the man! |
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Drudinh
MMA Regular
Career record: 44-44
Season: 32-37 (#3882)
Location: STP
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Jackson's right was nothing campared to what Evans threw. That was a nasty KO and Dellagrotte knew that if Evans stuck to the gameplan that he would get the look. Chuck is awesome and still has fight left... as long as he works with more than just a one dementional style and camp. Dude is tough and I'd hate to see him leave because he is one of the reasons I began to love mma.
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Post #16 9/8/08 2:28:24AM
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haggiswashere
MMA Sensei
Career record: 121-103
Season: 31-36 (#4195)
Location: Utah
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hey if there are some actual chuck fans here please go to his mmajacked.com profile. He is goin through a tough time and needs support. just leave him some comments on his page plz. thanks
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Post #17 9/8/08 3:47:26AM
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hails
MMA Regular
Career record: 134-94
Season: 43-27 (#1925)
Location: Melbourne
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How about this!!!
We give hime one more chance!!! Then after that I will make my final decision!!!
He is on a win basis!!! He keeps winning or he is done!!!
That my 2cents!!!
I was so shocked!!! I've seen him be dropped twice now, and both of them were real bad!!!
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Post #18 9/8/08 5:03:47AM
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smky213
Learning to Sprawl
Career record: 132-91
Season: 46-23 (#1174)
Location: philly
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why is evryone so on chucks nuts hes old and he sucks
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Post #19 9/8/08 10:59:49AM
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dddny
Learning to Sprawl
Career record: 15-7
Season: 0-0 (#-)
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Agree Chuck won the first round. I do agree with some of the posts that he seems to lack a sound strategy (or at least fails to stick with it) in his fights.
I also think he's a one-dimensional fighter: arm's length punching. If he's going to continue to be relevant he needs to expand his arsenal. Maybe that does mean changing up his training camp/trainer.
All Chuck had to do to win that fight was be willing to win on points - but because it seemed he wanted to knock Rashad out, he got suckered into chasing him around the ring. It felt like to me that Rashad's mild show-boating made Chuck even more determined to land the KO - which played right into Rashad's hands.
Note to Chuck: If a figher is simply backing up from you the entire fight, don't chase him, let him come back to you - your opponent certainly isn't going to score any points from the judges by running away from you (like Rashad was the entire first round).
Chuck is the man still - he's got as much heart and mental toughness as anyone in that division, he just needs to work on tactics and strategies and execute them in the fight.
BTW - no one in that LHW division is going to dominate for a long time. Too many stellar fighters stacking that division. It's great for us fans.
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Post #20 9/8/08 11:13:12AM
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Canadian-Pain
Learning to Sprawl
Career record: 130-96
Season: 32-24 (#3797)
Location: Vancouver
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Posted by smky213
why is evryone so on chucks nuts hes old and he sucks
People are giving him something he's earned - Respect, you should learn how.
If you think 38 is old, Watch Couture fight Lesner. If you think he sucks, Wonder why he was in the MAIN EVENT ?
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Post #21 9/8/08 12:18:36PM
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fisher1202
Learning to Sprawl
Career record: 20-19
Season: 20-19 (#5378)
Location: Oregon
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Posted by casey64
He's a legend, he needs to fight one more time,win, and then retire.IMO
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Post #22 9/8/08 12:48:26PM
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JohnnyNapalm
MMA Regular
Career record: 22-14
Season: 22-14 (#5568)
Location: In a vacuum named Hoover
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Live by the sword die by the sword.
Thanks to Chuck and Rashad for making it a fan friendly fight by putting your chins on the line. Not every fight needs to be like that to make it interesting but it's nice to watch those "rock'im sock'im" style fights once in awhile.
Guys like Chuck, Wandy, Guida, Huerta, Forrest, Penn, Crocop and many others fight in such a manner that leaves them vulnerable to getting rocked and Chuck got rocked the f**k out. It'll happen to all those guys sooner or later.
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Post #23 9/8/08 3:18:40PM
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