Fedor or Rogers this Saturday?

gecko109

Im picking the nearly 4-1 underdog Rogers to be Fedor's 1st real loss. Someone's gotta do it, and with the quickness and stand up skills of Grim, im thinking Fedor may be in for a very quick night!

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They're still playing tennis?

PoppaJ

<< <i>Im picking the nearly 4-1 underdog Rogers to be Fedor's 1st real loss. Someone's gotta do it, and with the quickness and stand up skills of Grim, im thinking Fedor may be in for a very quick night! >>



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I'm thinking the same way. If Fedor can take Rogers to the mat, he might have a chance grabbing an ankle. Rogers has said that he's not going to let that happen. Rogers' punching power could easily end the fight very early in round one.

Fedor isn't one to give up on though. We've all seen him come back to win fights after escaping holds that others normally wouldn't have. Both fighters are to be respected for their different styles and training techniques.

I would imagine that a shot at Lesnar undoubtedly goes to the victor.

I really hope it goes the distance and that Rogers pulls it out for his home town crowd in Chicago.

pandrews

if lesnar ever fights again..

and i suspect Rogers wont stop Fedors takedown..

gecko109

"I would imagine that a shot at Lesnar undoubtedly goes to the victor."


Only if Rogers wins. Fedor and Dana cant seem to come to an agreement.

gecko109

Silva robbed of the decision in 1st fight. Clearly won round 1, was the aggressor in round 2 and did enough to win that round as well. Werdum dominated round 3. 29-28 Silva is how I scored it.

gecko109

Gegard wins fight 2 as expected, but the 4-1 dog Sokudujo puts up a very impressive fight. Even had him winning round 1.

gecko109

Glad I didnt bet the 2 bills I wanted to on Brett. He really punished Fedor in the opening round, but it seemed his conditioning was a big part of his loss in the 2nd. During the post fight interview, Brett was borderline disrespectful, and had plenty of excuses for why he lost. Those 2 things are what drive fans away from a fighter....myself included. Congrats to Fedor and all his many fans!