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SURPRISE VAN CANDY!
Career record: 940-485
Season: 17-7 (#624)
Location: Seattle, WA
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The win streak is over.
Former UFC heavyweight champion Tim Sylvia, who had put together a respectable four-fight run heading into Friday's Titan Fighting Championship 16 event, lasted just 32 seconds against "The Ultimate Fighter 10" cast member Abe Wagner.
The super heavyweight matchup served as the main event of Friday night's HDNet-broadcast event, which took place at Memorial Hall in Kansas City, Kan.
Wagner's speed advantage was evident in the opening seconds, and he looked to pepper Sylvia with strikes on multiple levels as he retreated and stayed away from his opponent's length. Then a right hand brought about the beginning of the end.
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If I was 50 years younger I'd kick your ass!
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Post #1 1/29/11 12:37:48AM
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Steady MODdin'
Career record: 1016-583
Season: 17-7 (#771)
Location: Milwaukee
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This loss isn't so bad Timmeh, look at the bright side, you didn't lose to a 48 year old boxer, you didn't lose in 9 seconds, and no poop in your pants. Tonight was nowhere near the depths you've seen.
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Post #2 1/29/11 1:34:48AM
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SURPRISE VAN CANDY!
Career record: 940-485
Season: 17-7 (#624)
Location: Seattle, WA
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Posted by cowcatcher
didn't lose to a 48 year old boxer, you didn't lose in 9 seconds, and no poop in your pants.
To quote Meatloaf: "2 out of 3 ain't bad".
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If I was 50 years younger I'd kick your ass!
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Post #3 1/29/11 1:54:06AM
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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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Im just surprised Tim Sylvia thinks he can win fights on a professional level without any training. 311 pounds is ridiculously out of shape.
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BJ Penn beat Frankie Edgar more times than Benson Henderson beat Frankie Edgar.
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Post #4 1/29/11 2:19:50AM
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prozacnation1978
Heavyweight Champ
Career record: 993-519
Season: 20-4 (#43)
Location: san diego
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Damm timmy
Lose the weight
I went 2-2 tonight. But did win some money on wagner and the other guy who
Beat rich clementi
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Post #5 1/29/11 3:01:50AM
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jae_1833
Heavyweight Champ
Career record: 918-569
Season: 20-4 (#327)
Location: Cali
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Maybe it's Wagner who should get another shot at the UFC.....High seems to be another prospect who is probably ready to make his way back as well.
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Post #6 1/29/11 3:39:13AM
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sclasclemski
Belt Contender
Career record: 239-151
Season: 0-0 (#-)
Location: Baltimore, MD
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HIgh looked great...and I agree about Wagner...though he should prob win a couple more fights in convincing fashion against some cans or midlevel guys
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Post #7 1/29/11 12:54:57PM
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warglory
Heavyweight Champ
Career record: 465-318
Season: 0-0 (#-)
Location: Portland, ME
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Drew McFedries looked outstanding, his boxing was awesome. I don't know about his ground game, but he his kickboxing and head movement looked excellent. One more win and I think he should get another fight in the UFC.
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Post #8 1/29/11 3:02:16PM
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sclasclemski
Belt Contender
Career record: 239-151
Season: 0-0 (#-)
Location: Baltimore, MD
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Posted by warglory
Drew McFedries looked outstanding, his boxing was awesome. I don't know about his ground game, but he his kickboxing and head movement looked excellent. One more win and I think he should get another fight in the UFC.
Really...outstanding? The way I saw it I think he almost got taken out by Tapusoa in the second who then basically gassed while a better conditioned Mcfedries recovered and picked his shots for the remainder of the fight.
It Tapusoa was better conditioned I feel that fight ends during the knockdown...but thats irrelevant because Drew did pull it off. I think he did a great job of surviving and using technique to pick apart a less conditioned opponent but I have to say that Outstanding is a stretch IMO.
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Post #9 1/29/11 3:29:42PM
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Franklinfan47
Heavyweight Champ
Career record: 997-549
Season: 19-5 (#302)
Location: Ontario
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TIIIIIIIMMMMMM....ber
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Post #10 1/29/11 3:47:43PM
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warglory
Heavyweight Champ
Career record: 465-318
Season: 0-0 (#-)
Location: Portland, ME
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Posted by sclasclemski
Posted by warglory
Drew McFedries looked outstanding, his boxing was awesome. I don't know about his ground game, but he his kickboxing and head movement looked excellent. One more win and I think he should get another fight in the UFC.
Really...outstanding? The way I saw it I think he almost got taken out by Tapusoa in the second who then basically gassed while a better conditioned Mcfedries recovered and picked his shots for the remainder of the fight.
It Tapusoa was better conditioned I feel that fight ends during the knockdown...but thats irrelevant because Drew did pull it off. I think he did a great job of surviving and using technique to pick apart a less conditioned opponent but I have to say that Outstanding is a stretch IMO.
He got knocked down, though e wasn't almost taken out in my opinion. Drew jumped right back up and Tapusoa failed to capitalize. And Tapusoa didn't really gas until he started getting a bit desperate with his boxing after being on the receiving end of some of Drew's kicks. Outstanding is probably a bit extreme of a term to use, but I was impressed with his performance.
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Post #11 1/29/11 3:53:29PM
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Bubbles > jakewalters
Career record: 578-349
Season: 21-3 (#55)
Location: Hamilton, Ontario
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didnt Timmeh weigh like 280ish in his fight against Buentello? how the hell did he allow himself to balloon out again?
also Clementi deserved that loss. it seemed like he was just clowning around too much and then got careless. he could have been on a 5 fight win stream (i think he got robbed in his Bellator fight) and was maybe a win or two away from making a UFC return
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Post #12 1/30/11 3:06:23PM
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BustedKnuckle
MMA Sensei
Career record: 559-325
Season: 3-2 (#2140)
Location: The Flip Side
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Bad performance by Tim all around. On the other hand Wager seemed to be in great shape and really looked much improved in his stand up. A few more wins and maybe a return to the UFC could happen?
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Post #13 1/30/11 7:14:17PM
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