obviously its the horse meat. i think they need to start testing for it. suspend anyone who eats it. its the only way to make a level playing field.
People completely underestimate great genetics combined with proper eating and years of strictness. Some people are just naturally freaky genetically gifted.
He was starving himself to make LHW... he ALWAYS had the frame to look like Goku. He was in his early 20s.. now he's 30ish and unless he fails a piss test I say he's completely legit.
PS: I'll address Crazee soon.
People completely underestimate great genetics combined with proper eating and years of strictness. Some people are just naturally freaky genetically gifted.
He was starving himself to make LHW... he ALWAYS had the frame to look like Goku. He was in his early 20s.. now he's 30ish and unless he fails a piss test I say he's completely legit.
PS: I'll address Crazee soon.
Fedor may step back into the tourney
there's talks of him facing the loser of Overeem vs Verdum
Oh, I see how it works. Its double elimination for ONE fighter when things don't go how they planned.
So you know that Overroid has been eating properly? You know he has great genetics? You know he was starving himself to make LHW? Unless he's your personal friend I don't know how you could KNOW all of that.
That said - he hasn't failed a test yet so I can't say he's doing the juice... it does look like it though.
Of course he was starving himself, or at least eating less. People act like you pop a few steroids and all of a sudden you gain 30 pounds of muscle. Even IF he was on steroids he obviously upped his caloric intake BIG TIME and worked out hardcore that's a fact. Another fact, he has good genetics. If he didn't, I don't care if he took 2 semi truck loads of steroids, he's not getting as big as he is with that little body fat unless he has decent genetics.
Again, I'm not saying he's legit, but I'm not ruling out the fact that he isn't just b/c "he looks huge and ripped".
Which lift do you do to increase skull size?
Of course he was starving himself, or at least eating less. People act like you pop a few steroids and all of a sudden you gain 30 pounds of muscle. Even IF he was on steroids he obviously upped his caloric intake BIG TIME and worked out hardcore that's a fact. Another fact, he has good genetics. If he didn't, I don't care if he took 2 semi truck loads of steroids, he's not getting as big as he is with that little body fat unless he has decent genetics.
Again, I'm not saying he's legit, but I'm not ruling out the fact that he isn't just b/c "he looks huge and ripped".
My definition of super fight is a bit different. It does not involve both participants having lost their last fights.If they are just talking about Fedor vs the loser of Overeem/Werdum as a sort of "superfight" outside of the tourney, them I'm all for it though.
"I have nothing but respect for Fedor. We all lose, that is the one thing you can be sure of in MMA. He is still a GOAT imo ... you lose two fights and end up with a 31-3 record and people question his relevance. I do not get it. HoF inductees are 19-10 & 25-15."
It's nice his wwbma or whatever belt (which was supposed to be up for grabs every fight) has mysteriously not been on the line the last two losses.
It's nice his wwbma or whatever belt (which was supposed to be up for grabs every fight) has mysteriously not been on the line the last two losses.
last loss was in a tourney so yeah it shouldn't have been up.
The loss before that wasn't a tourney so he shouldn't have it then it wouldn't have been up in the tourney anyway unless Werdum put it up against Overroid.
Fedor make his own rules, his WAMMA belt's only on the line w hen he feels like it. Hell he could very well pop back up in this tourny even after he got his ass smashed. He apparently gets a lot of privileges no other MMA fighter does. Watch him get back in the tourny, lose again and somehow still show up in the finals a 3rd time.
Shane Carwin twitter defends Fedor Emelianenko's legacy
Only as good as your last fight? Not according to former UFC heavyweight number one contender Shane Carwin, who defends the career of Strikeforce heavyweight attraction Fedor Emelianenko via his official Twitter account.
The "Emperor" was "Last" in the promotion's heavyweight grand prix tournament, falling to Antonio Silva on Feb. 12 in East Rutherford, NJ, to drop to 1-2 as a Strikeforce employee.
Carwin also compares the Russian juggernaut's 31-3 record to some of his Zuffa brethren like Randy Couture, who stands tall in the UFC Hall of Fame with a record of 19-10.
The outspoken Carwin has taken a stance ... are you on his side?