Kimbo got K.O.ed
11-17-2004, 10:59 PM
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Originally Posted by GannonTheCannon
injury report - hands swollen but not broken. the welt on my head went down quickly...unfortunately, it went down into my eye area, completely swelling it shut. nose is broken...was surprised, didn't even feel it. other than that i'm fine.
Originally Posted by GannonTheCannon
injury report - hands swollen but not broken. the welt on my head went down quickly...unfortunately, it went down into my eye area, completely swelling it shut. nose is broken...was surprised, didn't even feel it. other than that i'm fine.
11-18-2004, 05:12 AM
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11-18-2004, 01:17 PM
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Originally Posted by 97'RS6-BucketTurd
lol, call me whatever you like, i dont' give a damn. But u guys are funny, "gannon cheated with illegal moves but that's ok! cause they were moves he's use to!" 
I'll remember that next time i do anything wrong, i'll simply say "what? 120mph? it's what i'm use to officer, i always drive this fast" and that'll clear everything up, right?
Boxing skills
should be BASIC skills for a professional fighter, so all that "gannon was at a disadvantage" bullshit....shut up. If your a professional fighter the basic skills of boxing should be childs play. You don't just start with your opponent on the ground you know....you have to knock him down first to apply those 'oh so cool grappling skills'....hmmm with what? BASIC boxing skills, or a martial art of some sort and even those are basic boxing skills modified with kicks and such added to it.
If i were Kimbo, i would have simply shot Gannon
Because that's what i'm use to, so that makes it OK.
I'll remember that next time i do anything wrong, i'll simply say "what? 120mph? it's what i'm use to officer, i always drive this fast" and that'll clear everything up, right?
Boxing skills
should be BASIC skills for a professional fighter, so all that "gannon was at a disadvantage" bullshit....shut up. If your a professional fighter the basic skills of boxing should be childs play. You don't just start with your opponent on the ground you know....you have to knock him down first to apply those 'oh so cool grappling skills'....hmmm with what? BASIC boxing skills, or a martial art of some sort and even those are basic boxing skills modified with kicks and such added to it.If i were Kimbo, i would have simply shot Gannon
Because that's what i'm use to, so that makes it OK.
As far as the choking thing, he did it while STANDING. I believe that was the rules, you gotta stand, no ground fighting or kicking, which Gannon did knee him twice but stopped after Kimbo's team decided it wasn't fair, which it was. I'm surprised he didn't use the knee more often.
Face it dude, you're a closet Kimbo fan. Your reporting of the event was completely biased.
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11-18-2004, 02:53 PM
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i'd say kimbo tried to break his own rules, which his "crew" diddnt seem to mind. gannon gracefully conformed to their every wish, even though they were wrong, and kimbo still got wrecked. i wouldnt want to **** off either one of them, good fight.
11-18-2004, 04:50 PM
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everybody needs to read this, that criticized gannon ab his technique and how they both suck... bc here is some important info
GannonTheCannon
Professional Fighter
6'3", 280 lbs
my resume includes
6 time Golden Gloves Champion.
Notheast Regional Super-Heavyweight Champion (Lake Placid '99)
state judo champion '96, blackbelt heavyweight division
NAGA World Champion, intermediate no gi - 2000
NAGA World Champion, advanced gi - 2000
MMA record -
Mass Destruction Champion, 2003
USMMAA Super-Heavyweight Champion, 2004
3-0 pro record
also 8 years as a decorated Boston Police Officer, patrolling some of the toughest districts in a major American city.
From Gannon The Cannon himself:
back from the hospital, thanks for your support
hi everybody, i'm just got back from the hospital, was reading the threads, am touched by the support i've gotten from so many people.
would like to clarify a few points - i don't like being accused of being a cheater, especially by people who don't have a clue what the rules actually were. we originally wanted a no rules match, but kimbos people demanded special rules to protect their fighter. we wrote a (very) short list of rules and both parties signed off on it prior to the fight. they asked for no groundwork and this was agreed to. we never agreed to no submissions, and we can't be held responsible if his team was so ignorant of our sport that they didn't realize you could do submissions standing. same with knees. they asked for no kicks and we agreed. kicks were clearly defined as "striking with any part of the shin or foot". knee strikes were completely legal. i followed the rules to the letter, but kimbos team violated them repeatedly.
Tyler
GannonTheCannon
Professional Fighter
6'3", 280 lbs
my resume includes
6 time Golden Gloves Champion.
Notheast Regional Super-Heavyweight Champion (Lake Placid '99)
state judo champion '96, blackbelt heavyweight division
NAGA World Champion, intermediate no gi - 2000
NAGA World Champion, advanced gi - 2000
MMA record -
Mass Destruction Champion, 2003
USMMAA Super-Heavyweight Champion, 2004
3-0 pro record
also 8 years as a decorated Boston Police Officer, patrolling some of the toughest districts in a major American city.
From Gannon The Cannon himself:
back from the hospital, thanks for your support
hi everybody, i'm just got back from the hospital, was reading the threads, am touched by the support i've gotten from so many people.
would like to clarify a few points - i don't like being accused of being a cheater, especially by people who don't have a clue what the rules actually were. we originally wanted a no rules match, but kimbos people demanded special rules to protect their fighter. we wrote a (very) short list of rules and both parties signed off on it prior to the fight. they asked for no groundwork and this was agreed to. we never agreed to no submissions, and we can't be held responsible if his team was so ignorant of our sport that they didn't realize you could do submissions standing. same with knees. they asked for no kicks and we agreed. kicks were clearly defined as "striking with any part of the shin or foot". knee strikes were completely legal. i followed the rules to the letter, but kimbos team violated them repeatedly.
Tyler
11-18-2004, 06:03 PM
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WTF was with all the 302 guys jumping in like little freakin kids trying to stop the match....
Reading the rules from above, if anything Kimbo was the one who violated the rules and not Gannon.
Somebody needed to have a tazer to back those 302 guys out of the way and let the guys go at it... the fight would have been over 6-7 minutes earlier.
But that's what happens when people who most likely have large amounts of money on a fight or any competion act when they see things going bad for them.
Reading the rules from above, if anything Kimbo was the one who violated the rules and not Gannon.
Somebody needed to have a tazer to back those 302 guys out of the way and let the guys go at it... the fight would have been over 6-7 minutes earlier.
But that's what happens when people who most likely have large amounts of money on a fight or any competion act when they see things going bad for them.
11-18-2004, 09:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Mike's02Z28M6
Gannon had Kimbo on the ground and did NOT throw a punch. Kimbo got Gannon to the ground and threw lots of punches. Gannon could have hooked him, pulled him down and put him in a submission hold, but no, he worked his way out and stood and boxed.
As far as the choking thing, he did it while STANDING. I believe that was the rules, you gotta stand, no ground fighting or kicking, which Gannon did knee him twice but stopped after Kimbo's team decided it wasn't fair, which it was. I'm surprised he didn't use the knee more often.
Face it dude, you're a closet Kimbo fan. Your reporting of the event was completely biased.
As far as the choking thing, he did it while STANDING. I believe that was the rules, you gotta stand, no ground fighting or kicking, which Gannon did knee him twice but stopped after Kimbo's team decided it wasn't fair, which it was. I'm surprised he didn't use the knee more often.
Face it dude, you're a closet Kimbo fan. Your reporting of the event was completely biased.
ahhhh shaaaaddap my post was meant to be funny lol
told you guys i'd get a flame no matter what
"lmao bucket, i think youve had one too many tonite" Thank you got_hp?
you took it for what it was suppose to be, just a funny rant.
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11-19-2004, 07:59 AM
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If Kimbo was professionally trained he could compete with any fighter. Just think, Kimbo is a guy off the street who has never trained to be a professional fighter. What if he was taught how to ground fight how do you think he skills would be then?
11-19-2004, 08:58 AM
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Originally Posted by texada
If Kimbo was professionally trained he could compete with any fighter. Just think, Kimbo is a guy off the street who has never trained to be a professional fighter. What if he was taught how to ground fight how do you think he skills would be then?
if you read what gannon posted, thats exactly what he said.........he gave kimbo serious props.
bucket.........we all rant once in awhile........i think its just letting out our feminine side. lmao
