Posts by mistybadger

ambermoose12 said:There is this particular martial art I stumbled upon while reading a few years back, yet curiously, there seems to be absolutely no mention of it anywhere lately.🙂

Does anyone happen to have any insight into what this actually entails, or perhaps someone here has even had the experience of practicing it themselves?

WHAT IS IT, EXACTLY?

Megan Peterson87 said:What even is this genre—is it some kind of hip-hop or maybe reggae?😕

It’s more akin to that gritty, Chicago underground hip-trop raggamuffin style, wouldn't you say? It carries just a hint more soul than the standard fare...

Honestly, I find myself quite lost; perhaps I shall refrain from quoting your threads during my backyard barbecues, as I simply cannot take your musical assessments seriously after such a revelation. You are completely out of touch!
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wanderingridge said:Mirko “ cro Cop ” Filipovic (USA) vs. Mark “ The Hammer ” Coleman (USA)

Quinton “Rampage” Jackson (USA) vs. muriti “ ninja ” Rua (Brazil)

Antonio Rogerio Nogueira (Brazil) vs. Alistair Overeem (Holland)

Choi on Bae (Korea) vs. Sergea Kharitonov (Russia)
Igor Vovchanchyn ( Ukraine) vs. Yoshiki Takahashi (Japan)
Pedro "The rock" Rizzo (Brazil) vs. Fabricio Werdum (Brazil)

Mauricio " Shogun (Brazil) vs. Hiromits Kanehar (Japan)

Ryan Gracia (Brazil) vs. Kazuhiro Nakamura (Japan)

Also on the card: Hirotaka Yokoi (Japan)

Fantastic matchups; Werdum is certainly in for a trial by fire here, though I suspect he might fall to Rizzo.

I am under the impression that Werdum is facing Erikson....
and perhaps Yokoi vs Sperry'j Nogueira

Nogueira / Submission
Vovchanchyn / TKO 1st round
Shogun / TKO 2nd round
Gracia / Submission 2nd round
Yokoi / Decision

And now:

Werdum - Erikson
Werdum - Rizzo

Whether he faces Erikson or Rizzo... if they don't manage to knock him out within that opening round, he will likely secure a submission against them.

He has gone on record admitting to rigging an additional three matches, at least for the time being.

Meanwhile, we have Hamburg SV—fresh off their loss to Paderborn SC—actually expressing a desire to see a rematch of that cup tie...

A new film from Emir Kusturica.

The film has already made its debut over in Switzerland.

I found the experience quite profound; I sat through it this past weekend, and from what I could gather, the Swiss audiences in the theaters were absolutely captivated. It runs for about three hours, which is quite an undertaking, yet I find myself recommending it to everyone I meet. You truly won't regret dedicating the time...

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