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  • Warner2BruceTD
    2011 Poster Of The Year
    • Mar 2009
    • 26141

    Hey liquidrob

    Let's say you had two weeks to get into fight shape, and could pick any major league opponent in the world to fight. If you win, you get ONE MILLION DOLLARS.

    Who would you pick, and why?
  • Liquidrob
    Izzy is a bum
    • Feb 2009
    • 11785

    #2
    First off, lol @ 2 weeks, would take much longer

    Have to be a lw, but in reality a fw because cutting is more apart of the sport now, I would be a small lw now a days

    Of 'major guys' it would have to be someone with bad sub defense, I was always more of a sub grappler in mma training, still had striking, but my game was more sub based, I would use a imanari type attack against todays guys, go for the legs for a quick sub, if I don't get it than probably lose, lol, also have a nasty marcelo guillotine

    Maybe Guillard because he has lost to subs, but he would probably be to big and tough to take down though

    A battle with Imanari would be fun, my legs are tough to get and he doesn't have the positional game down, he goes for subs everywhere and gives up position, but in reality, I'm way past my prime and the long lay off from training because of my kid gives me no right to think I would beat anyone currently
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    • Warner2BruceTD
      2011 Poster Of The Year
      • Mar 2009
      • 26141

      #3
      YOU GET TWO WEEKS AND YOU WILL LIKE IT THIS IS ONE MILLION DOLLARS YOU DONT GET A FULL CAMP YOU ARROGANT PUNK

      Thanks for the answer. I was looking for something like this as far as a style match up, a thread where we could see the sport broken down from that type of perspective.

      Interesting outlook on the weight cut. What do you weigh now, and what did you weigh when you were training?

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      • Liquidrob
        Izzy is a bum
        • Feb 2009
        • 11785

        #4
        When I was training really I was around the low 160 range when 'in shape', making 155 wasn't tough, not even really a cut, but 145 wasn't really an option back than, 155 was as low a you would normally go

        Now I'm probably in the 180's, heavy for me, but already dropped 15 just by starting to train again, I just do grappling now which is fun for me at this point
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        • LiquidLarry2GhostWF
          Highwayman
          • Feb 2009
          • 15428

          #5
          I got the perfect opportunity for Rob...a real showcase of his talent...

           

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          • BigBiss
            Junior Member
            • Mar 2009
            • 1912

            #6
            Andy Wang is the clear choice

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            • Jmiles
              Member
              • Jul 2011
              • 2578

              #7
              I know this isn't my question but I would ask for a 5 rd fight catch weight with chael... Let him whip my ass for 4.5 rounds and slap on a triangle. Then complain about how I hurt a rib a week into training... :smug2:

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