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Slight Reach Advantage
Career record: 428-228
Season: 19-5 (#282)
Location: Ronda Rousey's Guard
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Shogun via Submission anyone?
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Post #16 9/22/11 1:52:43AM
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40ouncetpkid
Standup Guy
Career record: 142-96
Season: 0-0 (#-)
Location: Trailer Park
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In all honesty Henderson could EASILY win this by decision by just wrestling. This is five rounds right?
I think Hendo will fade like in the Rampage fight though and I think he will take a quick lead and rock Shogun several times, and Shogun back I just don't think henderson will try to make boring and that will be his mistake when Shogun stops him late in one of the wildest fights in MMA HISTORY.
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Post #17 9/22/11 4:16:04PM
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ab521
Learning to Sprawl
Career record: 0-0
Season: 0-0 (#-)
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Posted by Chael_Sonnen
One sided beatdown, and HENDO is swingin' the hammer 
YES!! 
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Post #18 9/24/11 3:14:07AM
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Boo_Radley21
Heavyweight Champ
Career record: 573-405
Season: 0-0 (#-)
Location: Ontario
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The big thing for me is that Fedor couldn't finish Henderson off and he's got bombs when he throws punches. The guy's been beating on heavyweights with them for like a decade. If he couldn't take Hendo out than neither will Shogun. Not only that but IF ( and that's a big if) Henderson decides to go for the clinch/takedown he should be able to get it considering his greco background and just general strength in the clinch. And considering his big right hand the odds really seem to be stacked against Shogun.
If Shogun can pull off the win it will be by a decision I think or maybe a leg lock submission. If Henderson wins (more likely in my eyes) it will be by a finish with punches probably followed up by ground and pound.
On a side note, is this a five round fight?
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Post #19 9/24/11 2:49:51PM
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Webbie
Learning to Sprawl
Career record: 127-77
Season: 5-0 (#2058)
Location: Maine, USA
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I won't make an official prediction yet, but I do think if Shogun shows up at 100% or close to it that he can beat Hendo. If the Nogueiras and Anderson can submit Hendo I think Shogun stands a pretty good chance of doing the same as long as his conditioning's where it needs to be.
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Post #20 9/25/11 5:59:17PM
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fonduktoe
Standup Guy
Career record: 856-555
Season: 17-7 (#969)
Location: Plovier, Serbia
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Posted by Boo_Radley21
The big thing for me is that Fedor couldn't finish Henderson off and he's got bombs when he throws punches. The guy's been beating on heavyweights with them for like a decade. If he couldn't take Hendo out than neither will Shogun. Not only that but IF ( and that's a big if) Henderson decides to go for the clinch/takedown he should be able to get it considering his greco background and just general strength in the clinch. And considering his big right hand the odds really seem to be stacked against Shogun.
If Shogun can pull off the win it will be by a decision I think or maybe a leg lock submission. If Henderson wins (more likely in my eyes) it will be by a finish with punches probably followed up by ground and pound.
On a side note, is this a five round fight?
shogun's style of striking is significantly different than fedor's. i see shogun controlling this on the feet and winning via ud. dans hard to knock but not hard to hit. i also think he's gonna have a harder time than most people think taking shogun down.
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Post #21 9/25/11 6:33:43PM
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