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nickcuc547
MMA Sensei
Career record: 203-114
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it was non existant, the guy didn't amount any. this guy is a good fighter but i think yesterday showed that his win over gsp was a big time fluke. serra couldn't pull that off ever again. flame away.
Last edited 4/20/08 1:05PM by nickcuc547
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Post #1 4/20/08 1:05:29PM
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CactusBob
MMA Regular
Career record: 28-12
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You have to consider the lay-off Serra had from injury. Serra did well, but he did not look the same. Also, losing to GSP is no shame.
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Post #2 4/20/08 1:25:41PM
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AnDeRsonDaSiLvA
In Full Mount
Career record: 93-48
Season: 27-13 (#963)
Location: BC CANADA
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it was indeed a fluke.just like the first hughes fight was a fluke. if gsp comes in prepared no1 can beat him.
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Post #3 4/20/08 1:28:49PM
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jocka
Standup Guy
Career record: 115-80
Season: 22-17 (#2819)
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Serra had just a bit more offense than a punching bag but as mentionned before there is no shame in loosing ito GSP long live the king lol
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Post #4 4/20/08 1:49:30PM
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The Juice Is Worth The Squeeze
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Season: 26-13 (#878)
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I don't think he ever had a chance to mount an offense, GSP was all over him and had it to the ground from the first second of round (not literally, figuratively) GSP is just the bigger, stronger fighter... but i personally think he wanted nothing to do with Serra's hands... so in that reguards, i still do not consider the first loss a Fluke. It is pretty disrespectful to say it was a fluke as well.. just my 2 cents
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Post #5 4/20/08 2:09:31PM
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Cranking the Sirens
Career record: 152-77
Season: 31-9 (#5)
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I think everyone needs to give it up on the whole fluke thing. The fact is GSP had a great game plan last night and he won that fight because he was the better fighter. Serra won fair and square the first time. Nine times out of ten I think GSP wins, but I think it is rather inappropriate to call Serra's win a fluke.
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Post #6 4/20/08 2:14:35PM
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warglory
MMA Sensei
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Posted by wolfman
I think everyone needs to give it up on the whole fluke thing. The fact is GSP had a great game plan last night and he won that fight because he was the better fighter. Serra won fair and square the first time. Nine times out of ten I think GSP wins, but I think it is rather inappropriate to call Serra's win a fluke.
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Post #7 4/20/08 2:21:53PM
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vtecmonster
Learning to Sprawl
Career record: 37-25
Season: 2-2 (#8178)
Location: FL
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The fact that GSP was apprehensive to stand with Serra shows the first fight wasn’t a fluke.
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Post #8 4/20/08 2:26:14PM
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gimmper
MMA Regular
Career record: 162-104
Season: 24-16 (#2595)
Location: Deep South
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Great fight for GSP he has now avenged all his losses...I would love to see GSp and Cung Le square off for the fight of the century....Cung has the advantage...Hopefully one day
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Post #9 4/20/08 2:55:18PM
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Posted by gimmper
Great fight for GSP he has now avenged all his losses...I would love to see GSp and Cung Le square off for the fight of the century....Cung has the advantage...Hopefully one day
GSP=WW
Cung Le=MW
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Post #10 4/20/08 2:59:17PM
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Shut-up and Knuckle up!
Career record: 122-73
Season: 32-8 (#319)
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I will say it . yep It was a fluke 
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Post #11 4/20/08 3:15:57PM
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keith-hackney1
Belt Contender
Career record: 164-136
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Posted by AnDeRsonDaSiLvA
it was indeed a fluke.just like the first hughes fight was a fluke. if gsp comes in prepared no1 can beat him.
drop the fluke thing dude, it was a fight, serra was more prepared last time, thats it !!!!!!
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Post #12 4/20/08 3:17:36PM
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The People's Mod
Career record: 131-82
Season: 26-14 (#333)
Location: Getting choked out or arm barred
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He did mount some offense, but I guess it's hard to see that he was mounting an offense if you're not a BJJ guy.
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Post #13 4/20/08 3:23:09PM
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nickcuc547
MMA Sensei
Career record: 203-114
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Posted by wolfman
I think everyone needs to give it up on the whole fluke thing. The fact is GSP had a great game plan last night and he won that fight because he was the better fighter. Serra won fair and square the first time. Nine times out of ten I think GSP wins, but I think it is rather inappropriate to call Serra's win a fluke.
well i disagree, we can just leave it at that, we aren't going to change eachother's minds
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Post #14 4/20/08 3:25:23PM
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nickcuc547
MMA Sensei
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Posted by vtecmonster
The fact that GSP was apprehensive to stand with Serra shows the first fight wasn’t a fluke.
but gsp won the brief standup battle. serra didn't land anything standing as well.
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Post #15 4/20/08 3:26:49PM
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