Hansen vs Cavalcante II-Who takes it? |
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Franklinfan47
Heavyweight Champ
Career record: 997-549
Season: 19-5 (#302)
Location: Ontario
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Very excited for this one. DREAM LW GP winner vs up-and-coming lw star. Both are very exciting fighters to say the least. Hansen took the first fight by a decision, which makes me wonder what JZs strategy will be this time around.
Personally, I'm taking Joachim Hansen by another decision in this one. He's looked great lately and f'n crushed Aoki in their last fight. Should be a great fight though.
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Post #1 12/17/08 11:04:52AM
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Bowen50
The Talent
Career record: 659-381
Season: 0-0 (#-)
Location: Long Island, NY
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i'm also taking Hansen but for some reason i think he might end it with a TKO.
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Post #2 12/17/08 11:47:17AM
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copcopps
Manly Midget
Career record: 744-546
Season: 1-0 (#2206)
Location: Glen Ellyn
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Hansen by Decision like last time
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Post #3 12/17/08 11:50:46AM
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tepid55
MMA Sensei
Career record: 1044-555
Season: 21-3 (#98)
Location: Texas
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I think JZ Calvancante will win because he's a much better fighter than he was when he and Hansen fought last.
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Post #4 12/17/08 1:42:03PM
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loller90278
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Location: Redondo Beach
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jz will out wrestle hansen to gain top position most of the fight (hansen doesnt mind being on his back, maybe one of his downfalls i guess) and get a decision
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Post #5 12/17/08 2:58:47PM
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jiujitsufreak74
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Posted by loller90278
jz will out wrestle hansen to gain top position most of the fight (hansen doesnt mind being on his back, maybe one of his downfalls i guess) and get a decision
it isn't a downfall in K-1. if Hansen is doing more to finish the fight he will win a 3-0 decision against JZ, even if he is on his back for the majority of the fight. (which is what i think will happen)
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Post #6 12/17/08 3:03:23PM
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loller90278
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Posted by jiujitsufreak74
Posted by loller90278
jz will out wrestle hansen to gain top position most of the fight (hansen doesnt mind being on his back, maybe one of his downfalls i guess) and get a decision
it isn't a downfall in K-1. if Hansen is doing more to finish the fight he will win a 3-0 decision against JZ, even if he is on his back for the majority of the fight. (which is what i think will happen)
yeah, i know, by jz is too slick to be caught in most subs, and you can bet he will be reigning down bombs and GnP'ing
i think that any top wrestler will negate the skills of any BJJ practitioner
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Post #7 12/17/08 3:29:16PM
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Jackelope
Go ahead, MOD my day
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Season: 0-0 (#-)
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Posted by loller90278
i think that any top wrestler will negate the skills of any BJJ practitioner
A case can be made on both sides of this coin. Let's not go there because it's an endless debate
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Post #8 12/17/08 4:20:11PM
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Wolfenstein
Heavyweight Champ
Career record: 913-518
Season: 19-5 (#50)
Location: Massachusetts
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i think that any top wrestler will negate the skills of any BJJ practitioner
Oh boy, that quote is just a can of worms waiting to be opened. I'll abstain from it, just to keep the topic on point, but my fingers are screaming "Defend BJJ damn you!"
I don't think there's going to be much of a ground war here. More likely Gesias keeps the fight standing and uses his slight edge on the feet. He has to stay off the mat because Joachim will outwork him, but not submit him.
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Post #9 12/17/08 4:33:35PM
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Remember Paul Herrera
Career record: 1017-538
Season: 20-4 (#60)
Location: You think you can tell heaven from hell?
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Gesias takes this fight by being better in all areas and positions.
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BJ Penn beat Frankie Edgar more times than Benson Henderson beat Frankie Edgar.
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Post #10 12/17/08 5:00:26PM
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loller90278
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Posted by Wolfenstein
i think that any top wrestler will negate the skills of any BJJ practitioner
Oh boy, that quote is just a can of worms waiting to be opened. I'll abstain from it, just to keep the topic on point, but my fingers are screaming "Defend BJJ damn you!"
I don't think there's going to be much of a ground war here. More likely Gesias keeps the fight standing and uses his slight edge on the feet. He has to stay off the mat because Joachim will outwork him, but not submit him.
haha, i am from a bjj pedigree as well, never really wrestled. and i anger myself when i make that statement, but i believe it to be true. the only recent wrestler i can see getting subbed was lesner by mir, bu that's about it. i honestly dont see guys like tyson griffin, clay guida, etc getting subbed.
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Post #11 12/17/08 5:23:51PM
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Gerbain
Learning to Sprawl
Career record: 877-588
Season: 15-9 (#1390)
Location: Michigan
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Hansen by tko late in rd 1
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Post #12 12/17/08 6:23:53PM
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cmill21
Heavyweight Champ
Career record: 369-196
Season: 0-0 (#-)
Location: Regina SK
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JZ will win via TKO.
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Post #13 12/17/08 7:11:46PM
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Mayhem13
MMA Sensei
Career record: 922-564
Season: 18-6 (#840)
Location: Ohio
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Hansen by SD
...but I want JZ to win 
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Post #14 12/17/08 8:11:05PM
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MikeyG
Standup Guy
Career record: 141-97
Season: 0-0 (#-)
Location: Home
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J.Z. Cavalcante by submission.
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Post #15 12/17/08 11:33:03PM
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