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the strikeforce heavyweight champ Alistair Overeem fought in the k1 final 8. Badr Hari said he will be ready with him in less than 3 minutes.
here is the result:
good stuff that
the strikeforce heavyweight champ Alistair Overeem fought in the k1 final 8. Badr Hari said he will be ready with him in less than 3 minutes.
here is the result:
As Dan Henderson's free-agent flirtations with both Strikeforce and the UFC continued without resolution for the last few months, many seemed torn about whether the veteran would eventually return to the UFC.
UFC President Dana White, however, was not one of those people. Telling FanHouse that Henderson's decision-making process forced him to change negotiating strategy and that he ultimately pushed Henderson into signing with Strikeforce, White made it clear that losing the accomplished star was not a big blow to his organization.
"He's happy, but the reality is that I pushed him into signing that deal," White told FanHouse. "I told people over the weekend that he'd sign within the next week."
White says that while he originally entered negotiations in good faith, after three or four meetings with Henderson and his management, he realized it was unlikely the two sides would come to terms. Eventually, he lowered his original offer, effectively forcing Henderson's hand in signing with Strikeforce.
"I wanted him to s**t or get off the pot," he said. "He was in this limbo forever, and he needed more motivation to make a decision.
"Let me ask you a question," he continued. "Do you think that there's any guy we can't get that I want? Other than Fedor [Emelianenko]? So far, he's been the one guy we can't get. But everyone else that we've wanted, we got. If I wanted Dan Henderson, I could've signed him."
Henderson (25-7) became a free agent after his UFC 100 win over Michael Bisping in July. Despite the fact that Henderson is a former PRIDE champion and took part in high-profile UFC bouts with Anderson Silva, Quinton "Rampage" Jackson and Rich Franklin, White says that his addition will actually hurt Strikeforce.
"For the money he wanted, he's not worth it," he said. "He's not a big pay-per-view star, he's not a big attraction, and he's not going to sell out arenas. He wants way too much and he doesn't bring anything to the table."
Although he added there are no hard feelings between the UFC and Henderson, White virtually closed the door on a potential return in the future, saying Henderson's age (39) would probably work against that.
He was not as kind with Strikeforce, saying it was another move that would lead to more problems for the upstart organization.
"Nothing's going to help Strikeforce," he said. "They have too many fighters under contract and not enough events. They can't keep some of their obligations to fighters already. Either they're going to start breaching contracts or paying fighters not to fight. It'll take a lot more than one guy to help them. Their whole business model is f****d. They're coming after UFC? Yeah, OK.
"I could care less," he continued. "Here's the reality: If I wanted him, he'd be in the UFC. It's not like, 'F***, Strikeforce beat me out.' He's been a free agent for a long time. If I wanted him, I would have signed him by now."
Thats 1 win each so K-1 can book a 3rd fight down the line. Overeem wants a 3rd fight under MMA rules on NYE but no way that is gonna happen. K-1 should really be more popular than it is in the west.
http://mma.fanhouse.com/2009/12/07/dana-white-i-pushed-dan-henderson-into-signing-with-strikeforce/
BJ is too smart to get in a brawl. He'll pick him apart, and finish him within 2/3 rounds IMO
Everyone should watch the countdown video for the "Yes Cartwheel!"
Because he wants us to go to his website .
I know that but obviously we wont go just to see his predictions when he could have just posted them in here
how do I use spoilers for text?
and I will also like to add Youtube video tag, if possible
we should watch the countdown for every fight
sanchez will win this fight imo..
looking forward to it
if sanchez has good odds i am betting on him winning...
his boxing should be more improved as he has been training with very good boxers, Bj's boxing has always been an advantage to him, his takedown defence(his flexibility) and ground game
i personally think sanchez is more exciting (i am rooting for him) he is well rounded, goes 100% - is very good on his feet and on the ground
interesting match up, with sanchez out working BJ while still having quality
hope that is the way it goes
I want Sanchez to win too
but BJs stand up is world class
I've only seen GPS outbox him
Sanchez needs to take him to the 4th and 5th round
Agree with that too, unless Kongo tags him when they are standing it will be Mir's fight.GamingAccess said:Prediction: Congo's ground game has so many holes, Frank Mir will find an opening and submit him
Former World Wrestling Entertainment superstar and unbeaten heavyweight mixed martial arts prospect Bobby Lashley has agreed to a multi-year contract with Strikeforce, the promotion announced on Thursday.
Lashley, 33, will debut on Jan. 30 at the BankAtlantic Center in Sunrise, Fla. No opponent was named.
“I’m looking forward to fighting for Strikeforce and challenging myself by taking on some of the top heavyweights in MMA,” Lashley said in a release.
Undefeated in four professional appearances, Lashley last competed in June, when he smashed through Bob Sapp at a Fight Force International show in Biloxi, Miss. A decorated collegian, he was a three-time NAIA national champion at 177 pounds and a four-time All-American. Lashley was also a two-time Armed Forces champion and a silver medalist at the 2002 World Military Wrestling Championships.
Lashley, affiliated with American Top Team, joins Nick Diaz, Strikeforce women’s champion Cristiane “Cyborg” Santos and 1982 Heisman Trophy winner Herschel Walker on the Jan. 30 lineup for Strikeforce.