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Originally Posted by tmatwig
he was working for subs, but i dont think working for subs wins fights, i thought frank would of had better take down defense, i never once said i liked frank but i think he can compete with the top guys, him and baroni should be half way interesting
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Taking your opponent down on several occasions, passing guard with ease on several occasions and completely controlling your opponent wins fights.
I'm willing to bet nearly anything that you do not own any ADCC DVD's and none of your favorite fighters are ground pracitioners.
Sharpen up on the rules so that this discussion will need not apply in the future when another one of your favorite fighters gets sonned.
Still can't beleive Shamrock was that much of a coward to intentionally cheat so he could gain the upper hand or get DQ'ed so it is not a unanimous decision loss on his record but after hearing his post fight statements about it being his first loss in 10 years I knew then how delusional Shamrock is.
12 fights in the past 10 years and since the sport has reached it's largest phase of evolution (the transition from fighters in 2000 compared to how those same fighters and the rest of the top level MMA world evolved in 2002-2003 was by leaps and bounds) so since fighters became well rounded and world class, Frank Shamrock is 2-1 with a win over the 11-9 Pardoe, a win over Cesar Gracie who was 40 years old and was making his MMA debut and finally, Renzo Gracie whom was putting on a clinic and Shamrock tried to save face and pull out the bitch card and cheat.
Also, his last loss prior to this one, was to John Lober, sporting that ever so impressive 4-6 record.