Fri Oct 09, 2009 6:16 pm EDT
For your Friday: Links, Roger Huerta and a sweet ride
Roger Huerta's friend has a sweet car. No word on if that car will drive him back to a gym so that he will definitely fight again.
The fights that broke the spirits of ten of MMA's biggest stars. Broken spirits don't rehab as quickly as a torn ACL. (Cage Potato)
Brock Lesnar is having to spend a large amount of cash to get people to come train with him in the backwoods of Minnesota. (Fightlinker)
A slightly delusional Matt Hughes says that he only wants to fight "older guys," because he'd have nothing to gain from fighting Josh Koscheck or Mike Swick. Koscheck is 31. Swick is 30. Would Hughes prefer to fight Methuselah? (MMA Mania)
Alistair Overeem just must hate the way the Strikeforce championship belt looks on him, because he has another fight lined up in Japan. He is, again, in a fight that has nothing to do with defending the belt that he owns. (MMA Fanhouse)
Aaron Brink is coming back from a crystal meth addiction for his October 17 fight. (MMA Junkie)
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- Woodley continues perfect run, Vera halts Couture at "Strikeforce Challengers V"
- Jose Aldo's first defense uncertain; Mike Brown "most likely" not an option
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- "Strikeforce Challengers V: Woodley vs. Bears" weigh-in results
- Strikeforce to Florida in 2010 with Cristiane "Cyborg" Santos and Herschel Walker
- Dustin Hazelett "disappointed" by UFC 106 cancellation but ready for quick return
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And I hear Moses is training to debut in MMA, maybe Matt would like to fight him.
Or better yet, since Matt is an Army of One, he can fight JC himself.
Couldn't you just see JC now in his MMA walk out shirt.....it could read Crucified, or Resurrected, or even Risen.
The graphics would be awesome on that shirt though.
He would have to lose the robe, as that is standard boxing wear, but he could keep the sandals.
His hair could rival Clay's and his beard would rival Kimbo's.
The apostles could lead him down the aisle to the cage.
His entrance music could be........oh say....If You Wanna Get to Heaven by O.M.D.
Or maybe, uh, Personal Jesus by Johnny Cash.
Would that make Matt the almighty happy?
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