What not to do during a stare-down (K-1)
01-03-2006, 11:46 PM
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What not to do during a stare-down (K-1) Was browsing sherdog.net, a MMA forum and came across this link of how not to conduct a stare down, just before a fight. 
http://www.youtube.com/w/Never-kiss-...page=1&t=t&f=b
http://www.youtube.com/w/Never-kiss-...page=1&t=t&f=b
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That was Heath Herring from Texas in the K-1 tourney held December 31st, 2005 at the Osaka Dome, Osaka Japan.
After much confusion and consultation, Nakao was helped out of the ring, and it was announced he would be examined by doctors to see if he might fight Herring later on the card. But the clearance was not given (of course not - he could take the win and they not pay Herring), and in an unusual decision, Herring was disqualified and Nakao awarded the win for a fight which, technically, had never actually started.
This **** is why Americans hate going to Japan to fight. If it ever goes to a decision, Americans always lose. If they get knocked down, the fight is immediately called (the last Shamrock fight). And some have gone as far to say in order to continue to fight over there, they are paid to take a dive against certain Japanese fighters.
When they come to the UFC, they know it is till you are out cold or tap, and in most cases beat to a pulp. That is why they don't come here hardly anymore.
After much confusion and consultation, Nakao was helped out of the ring, and it was announced he would be examined by doctors to see if he might fight Herring later on the card. But the clearance was not given (of course not - he could take the win and they not pay Herring), and in an unusual decision, Herring was disqualified and Nakao awarded the win for a fight which, technically, had never actually started.
This **** is why Americans hate going to Japan to fight. If it ever goes to a decision, Americans always lose. If they get knocked down, the fight is immediately called (the last Shamrock fight). And some have gone as far to say in order to continue to fight over there, they are paid to take a dive against certain Japanese fighters.
When they come to the UFC, they know it is till you are out cold or tap, and in most cases beat to a pulp. That is why they don't come here hardly anymore.
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Originally Posted by Mark A. Rogalski
That was Heath Herring from Texas in the K-1 tourney held December 31st, 2005 at the Osaka Dome, Osaka Japan.
After much confusion and consultation, Nakao was helped out of the ring, and it was announced he would be examined by doctors to see if he might fight Herring later on the card. But the clearance was not given (of course not - he could take the win and they not pay Herring), and in an unusual decision, Herring was disqualified and Nakao awarded the win for a fight which, technically, had never actually started.
This **** is why Americans hate going to Japan to fight. If it ever goes to a decision, Americans always lose. If they get knocked down, the fight is immediately called (the last Shamrock fight). And some have gone as far to say in order to continue to fight over there, they are paid to take a dive against certain Japanese fighters.
When they come to the UFC, they know it is till you are out cold or tap, and in most cases beat to a pulp. That is why they don't come here hardly anymore.
After much confusion and consultation, Nakao was helped out of the ring, and it was announced he would be examined by doctors to see if he might fight Herring later on the card. But the clearance was not given (of course not - he could take the win and they not pay Herring), and in an unusual decision, Herring was disqualified and Nakao awarded the win for a fight which, technically, had never actually started.
This **** is why Americans hate going to Japan to fight. If it ever goes to a decision, Americans always lose. If they get knocked down, the fight is immediately called (the last Shamrock fight). And some have gone as far to say in order to continue to fight over there, they are paid to take a dive against certain Japanese fighters.
When they come to the UFC, they know it is till you are out cold or tap, and in most cases beat to a pulp. That is why they don't come here hardly anymore.
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Damn!!!!! You Got Knocked The Fuc Out Little Gay Man Lol..... The Best Part Was After He Was Hit And He Looks Up At Him From The Floor Like Why Cant You Just Love Me ?? Lol Lmfao
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One reason they call Heath the "Texas Crazy Horse!". He is very popular in Japan and known as being one of the most classy fighters out there, win or lose.
FWIW, he would wipe up the UFC's heavyweight division with the possible exception of Arlovski.
FWIW, he would wipe up the UFC's heavyweight division with the possible exception of Arlovski.
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Originally Posted by SSPEEDY
One reason they call Heath the "Texas Crazy Horse!". He is very popular in Japan and known as being one of the most classy fighters out there, win or lose.
FWIW, he would wipe up the UFC's heavyweight division with the possible exception of Arlovski.
FWIW, he would wipe up the UFC's heavyweight division with the possible exception of Arlovski.
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Originally Posted by SSPEEDY
One reason they call Heath the "Texas Crazy Horse!". He is very popular in Japan and known as being one of the most classy fighters out there, win or lose.
FWIW, he would wipe up the UFC's heavyweight division with the possible exception of Arlovski.
FWIW, he would wipe up the UFC's heavyweight division with the possible exception of Arlovski.
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Originally Posted by 02ZOh6
I don't think anyone in the UFC can beat that guy right now. I'd like to see Arlovski fight Krokop from Pride. Two excellent strikers.
I'd like to see Fedor fight andrei though. That would be an amazing fight. And as far as americans not getting any luck in japan, ever hear of mark kerr? Or mark coleman? Or quentin jackson? Or kevin randleman? Dan Henderson?
There are tons of respected american fighters that participate in pride. 
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Originally Posted by Mark A. Rogalski
That was Heath Herring from Texas in the K-1 tourney held December 31st, 2005 at the Osaka Dome, Osaka Japan.
After much confusion and consultation, Nakao was helped out of the ring, and it was announced he would be examined by doctors to see if he might fight Herring later on the card. But the clearance was not given (of course not - he could take the win and they not pay Herring), and in an unusual decision, Herring was disqualified and Nakao awarded the win for a fight which, technically, had never actually started.
This **** is why Americans hate going to Japan to fight. If it ever goes to a decision, Americans always lose. If they get knocked down, the fight is immediately called (the last Shamrock fight). And some have gone as far to say in order to continue to fight over there, they are paid to take a dive against certain Japanese fighters.
When they come to the UFC, they know it is till you are out cold or tap, and in most cases beat to a pulp. That is why they don't come here hardly anymore.
After much confusion and consultation, Nakao was helped out of the ring, and it was announced he would be examined by doctors to see if he might fight Herring later on the card. But the clearance was not given (of course not - he could take the win and they not pay Herring), and in an unusual decision, Herring was disqualified and Nakao awarded the win for a fight which, technically, had never actually started.
This **** is why Americans hate going to Japan to fight. If it ever goes to a decision, Americans always lose. If they get knocked down, the fight is immediately called (the last Shamrock fight). And some have gone as far to say in order to continue to fight over there, they are paid to take a dive against certain Japanese fighters.
When they come to the UFC, they know it is till you are out cold or tap, and in most cases beat to a pulp. That is why they don't come here hardly anymore.
