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MarionBarberThe4th
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I never saw Hamil Vs Bisping and the evidence is probably destroyed, but how bad was it and whats the word on the rematch?
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http://www.mma-core.com/videos/_Michael_Bisping_vs_Matt_Hamill_UFC_75?vid=10001314&tid=100MarionBarberThe4th;2894762 said:
see for yourself
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There isn't likely to ever be a rematch unless Bisping is willing to move back up to 205 to give him one.
Bisping moved down to the 185 division and I believe Hamil would likely have a very hard time cutting himself down those extra 20 pounds without it taking a toll on his conditioning.
Bisping moved down to the 185 division and I believe Hamil would likely have a very hard time cutting himself down those extra 20 pounds without it taking a toll on his conditioning.
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BraveHeartFan;2895260 said:
Thats disappointing considering his comments afterwards.
I think he got exposed by Hendo, hes not on that level. A rematch would make sense. Let Hamil do it again, then he can get a big fight
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Disappointing, yes, but then I don't handle the booking of matches or anything. They could decide at some point to have Bisping comeback up to 205 to fight Hamil again. I'd like to see it. I don't know that it will happen, for some reason my gut tells me it won't, but I would like to see it.
At this point, even if Silva does leave the 185 division and go strictly to the 205 one, if Hendo winds up with the title there isn't really anything for Bisping to do at 185 except wait for someone else to knock off Hendo, or for him to retire, cause he won't ever get the belt with him in there. At this point the only guys I see in that division giving Hendo a real problem would be Mia or Nate and even that I think Hendo would beat Nate and that Mia might be the one guy who could beat Hendo.
At this point, even if Silva does leave the 185 division and go strictly to the 205 one, if Hendo winds up with the title there isn't really anything for Bisping to do at 185 except wait for someone else to knock off Hendo, or for him to retire, cause he won't ever get the belt with him in there. At this point the only guys I see in that division giving Hendo a real problem would be Mia or Nate and even that I think Hendo would beat Nate and that Mia might be the one guy who could beat Hendo.
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Woooooow.
Spike had the replay. I had it 30-27 Hamill.
Has this ever been legitimately explained? I mean, how is that not home town cooking?
And Kongo looked pretty good.
Spike had the replay. I had it 30-27 Hamill.
Has this ever been legitimately explained? I mean, how is that not home town cooking?
And Kongo looked pretty good.
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Rampage;2895233 said:
Thanks for posting.
Bisping did absolutely nothing the first 2 rounds, I dont see how any one could possibly see it other wise. Hamil controlled the action, had all the take downs and was the aggressor the whole time. The third round could of gone either way imo. Bisping landed more shots, Hamil took him down 3 times but really didnt do much damage when he had him down.
That is one of the worse decisions I have seen in the UFC, kind of has shades of a Don King promotion to me.
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Ren;2899775 said:
LOL! I love it. Typical Philly.
