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After life-changing loss, reinvented Mike Ricci looking to extract a little revenge
After life-changing loss, reinvented Mike Ricci looking to extract a little revenge |
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pmoney
Heavyweight Champ
Career record: 524-304
Season: 19-5 (#343)
Location: PD, CA, USA
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In April 2010, Canadian lightweight prospect Mike Ricci (6-1) was on top of the world.
Then, following one thunderous right hand from Pat Curran, Ricci was lying flat on his back on a Bellator Fighting Championship mat, wondering exactly what happened.
Following a one-year layoff from competition, Ricci now knows exactly what happened: He got cocky. Things came too easy, too fast, as he quickly worked his way from an unknown to the international stage. Lesson learned, Ricci is now ready to start anew.
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Post #1 7/17/11 3:17:22PM
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bjj1605
MMA Sensei
Career record: 889-537
Season: 20-4 (#531)
Location: Chicago
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Let him fight Pat again so Pat can knock his head off and send him into another year long break.
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Post #2 7/17/11 4:48:16PM
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Chael_Sonnen
Heavyweight Champ
Career record: 521-343
Season: 17-7 (#819)
Location: Global Sensation
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Mike Ricci the former hockey player? 
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Post #3 7/17/11 9:09:55PM
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Jekyll
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Career record: 8-13
Season: 0-0 (#-)
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Posted by pmoney
In April 2010, Canadian lightweight prospect Mike Ricci (6-1) was on top of the world.
Then, following one thunderous right hand from Pat Curran, Ricci was lying flat on his back on a Bellator Fighting Championship mat, wondering exactly what happened.
Following a one-year layoff from competition, Ricci now knows exactly what happened: He got cocky. Things came too easy, too fast, as he quickly worked his way from an unknown to the international stage. Lesson learned, Ricci is now ready to start anew.
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how can you be that cocky fighting in bellator?
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Post #4 7/17/11 9:57:09PM
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