Fighters that you really like but not a fan

[Gurry]

Matt hughes, dan henderson at LHW, and nick diaz

[kc56]

Originally Posted by g'nightXX

We're agreeing on everything right now, but I didn't get what I wanted (know what got the shit knocked out of them) even though Diego was about to cry.

As much as I would have loved to see Diego get knocked out, seeing him have to go through losing, and losing to Kos, while being awake for it, and watching him tear up and almost cry? That was priceless.

Chuck. I know he has skills, but most fights, I want him to lose.
I have just never cared for him, but I know hes a good puncher (not a good striker).

BJ Penn. I know he has skills, but most fights, I want him to lose (except when fighting Matt Hughes). He has alot of god-given talent, but by his own admission, he doesnt train too hard for his fights. If he worked at it, I'm sure he could be the man that everyone on here hypes him up to be.

Royce Gracie. I hate to say him, the legend. But yes, I hated watching him fight. He did help bring BJJ to MMA. He helped make MMA (at least in the states) but that is one of 3 fights I actually hoped Matt Hughes would win (Trigg). Seeing Saku make him look silly was even that much more rewarding. That was one of my all time favorite fights.

[Mac]

I say B.J. Penn, I don't like the guy but I like watching his fights. He doesn't have any glaring holes in his game, plus I watch hoping he will lose.

[da@LARGE]

Why do people hate Monson?

I love his methodical style, how he slows guys down and grinds out submissions.

I think he's got a really pure take on grappling, as opposed so many other guys who simply wait for their opponents to expose themselves to guillotines, armbars, or RNCs.

Is it because of his pollitics? Or because he's sometimes overhyped?

[willsbigboy]

Liddell
Hughes
Gomi
Wandy
Diego
Koshcheck
Both Shamrocks

[TriangleChoke]

liddell
gsp
diego
gomi
wandy
rashad evans
arona
frank shamrock

[Warchief]

Originally Posted by da@LARGE

Why do people hate Monson?

I love his methodical style, how he slows guys down and grinds out submissions.

I think he's got a really pure take on grappling, as opposed so many other guys who simply wait for their opponents to expose themselves to guillotines, armbars, or RNCs.

Is it because of his pollitics? Or because he's sometimes overhyped?

Because of his views on politics, a lot of people disagree and hate him because of his views.