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BlueKenny
MMA Regular
Career record: 222-140
Season: 0-0 (#-)
Location: Norway
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Hey everyone I am new to this site but am an active user and a smart better! Been watching ufc since UFC 100 and watch every ufc thing. Anyone is looking to add a guy like me to their fight camp PM me or reply on here and ill be very interested. 
Dont really care about which kind of camp it is, just wanna get started. 
Thanks a lot! Cheers!
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Post #1 8/19/11 8:46:43AM
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We're in Lodi, bitch!
Career record: 950-500
Season: 22-2 (#55)
Location: Fort Waste, IN
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First of all, welcome to the Playground.
Secondly, welcome to the greatest sport in existence.
Thirdly...good luck in your search for a camp. Don't hesitate to start your own for the time being, either. A lot of the more established camps on the Playground prefer members to have at least some sort of a W/L record in regards to fight picks. You may find that the best way to go about it is to start your own camp, invite other new members to the site and then go from there. You may decide to stick with your camp or you may decide, at some point, to move on to one of the other camps here.
No matter what you do, have fun! Good luck and please feel free to participate in forum discussions. It's the best way to learn about the sport and its history.
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Post #2 8/19/11 9:15:53AM
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BlueKenny
MMA Regular
Career record: 222-140
Season: 0-0 (#-)
Location: Norway
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Thanks, the thing i love about the ufc is that everything can happen. And everybody can win a fight with one punch regardless of how the fight has been...
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Post #3 8/19/11 9:36:04AM
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FastKnockout
Heavyweight Champ
Career record: 525-315
Season: 16-8 (#1027)
Location: Mississippi
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Posted by BlueKenny
Thanks, the thing i love about the ufc is that everything can happen. And everybody can win a fight with one punch regardless of how the fight has been...
Since you've only been watching since UFC 100, there's a chance you haven't seen the fight between Scott Smith and Pete Sell. I suggest looking this fight up for the finish. Just incredible. I'll post a video of the finish below in case you don't want to watch the whole fight.
Scott Smith/Pete Sell - Youtube
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Post #4 8/19/11 3:30:44PM
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FastKnockout
Heavyweight Champ
Career record: 525-315
Season: 16-8 (#1027)
Location: Mississippi
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Posted by BlueKenny
Thanks, the thing i love about the ufc is that everything can happen. And everybody can win a fight with one punch regardless of how the fight has been...
I also noticed you have Jon Jones ahead of George St. Pierre and Junior dos Santos ahead of Cain Valesquez in your P4P rankings. Can I ask your reasons for this?
Last edited 8/19/11 3:43PM by FastKnockout
Edit note/reason: n/a
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Post #5 8/19/11 3:41:20PM
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BlueKenny
MMA Regular
Career record: 222-140
Season: 0-0 (#-)
Location: Norway
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Since you've only been watching since UFC 100, there's a chance you haven't seen the fight between Scott Smith and Pete Sell. I suggest looking this fight up for the finish. Just incredible. I'll post a video of the finish below in case you don't want to watch the whole fight.
Scott Smith/Pete Sell - Youtube
Sickest knouckout ever ...!
Well I think Jones is a machine, rampage is going to have to retire after the fight with bones. And i dont see Evans beating him either.
With Junior dos Santos, I guess he will get the next title shot against Cain. I think he will win against Cain.....
I may be wrong, but that's what I feel.,, 
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Post #6 8/20/11 7:00:52AM
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