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UFC 83 April 19th - 3/15/2008 3:19:02 PM
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badinfluence63
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Gonna be a good one or is it? Georges St Pierre vs Matt Serra. St Pierre is viscious and Serra's coming off an injury. I am rooting for Serra and hope he has St Pierre's number.
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RE: UFC 83 April 19th - 3/15/2008 7:51:42 PM
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Mood Swing
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GSP will squish Serra like a bug this time.
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RE: UFC 83 April 19th - 3/20/2008 5:42:25 PM
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smuff
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Yeah Serra's first win against GSP was a fluke. GSP underestimated him and I'm sure he won't again.
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RE: UFC 83 April 19th - 3/20/2008 8:56:45 PM
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CaptJIM
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Serra is a clown and mediocre at best. GSP should pound him. I agree that the first match was a total fluke.
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RE: UFC 83 April 19th - 3/21/2008 11:47:43 AM
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tread
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Im not saying he will beat GSP but, Ive seen some of Serra's other fights and I think he is better than what most people think. Im not a big fan of either . I just hope it is a good fight.
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RE: UFC 83 April 19th - 3/21/2008 1:33:11 PM
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Eyeball Kid
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I'm sure GSP can throw a better spinning backfist than Shonie Carter can.
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RE: UFC 83 April 19th - 3/23/2008 7:23:07 PM
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Crazy Canuck
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No question about it. And no excuses either. Serra
won their first match fair and square. I do however
believe that his 15 minutes of fame is over. GSP has
fought twice since losing to Serra and has won twice
in great fashion. This will be Serra's first fight back.
Not a small task by all means. Being from Montreal,
you could only guess who I'm taking to win.
Btw, I'll be in 6th row. So if you want me to say
hi to Serra, I'll send him a shout out on your behalf
Badinfluence. 
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RE: UFC 83 April 19th - 3/23/2008 9:14:51 PM
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NightmareGriffin
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the first fight was not a fluke by any means. Serra threw a shot meant to hit GSP and it did, I do however believe GSP underestimated Serra in that first fight and he will not again. GSP takes this one
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RE: UFC 83 April 19th - 3/24/2008 7:33:04 PM
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Crazy Canuck
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Too funny man. You could run around the octagon
for 5 rounds, try not to get hit, and get a draw...
What ever the outcome between them, I hope it's a
good fight. With GSP winning of course.
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Crazy Canuck,
Would you? I dare you. That would be the best.
I have a friend who is a professor at Dawson College and I am trying to talk him into going and watching the fight. Its in his back yard.
I am impressed with GSP and shocked he dismissed Matt Hughes with ease. I am rooting for Serra to derail the Canadian bullet called GSP. I would do it myself but I can't get the time off work. The suns in my eye. Left shoulder pain. Vision is off slightly. I'm on call and cannot venture to far off. I have pets and I can't leave them unattended. Let me see....oh yeah there would have to be a whole set of new rules. No hitting above the waist. No hitting below the waist.
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RE: UFC 83 April 19th - 3/28/2008 8:17:04 PM
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Wcross
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I hope Serra gets a "Fluke" armbar on GSP and taps him out by round 2. Don't really care for either one, but pulling for the underdog who, strangley enough, is the Belt Holder.
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RE: UFC 83 April 19th - 4/2/2008 7:49:36 PM
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slickrock
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Serra doesn't stand a chance! He's doomed! GSP is the best pound for pound period! That little pansy dodged Hughes for 1 reason only! Why fight them both when I can sit and fight the winner. This one is a no-brainer, GSP easily early in round 2! Think about it, GSP is clearly better and losing in his home town would be like showing up at a party in sweats and a boner! Ain't gonna happen!
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RE: UFC 83 April 19th - 4/3/2008 9:36:28 AM
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Wcross
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Again, I am impartial to either one, but nobody gave Serra a chance the first time around either. Uhhm, fluke? I think Serra INTENDED to hit GSP when he threw that punch. $hit happens. As far as losing in a hometown, GSP better hope that turns out better for him than it did for Rich Franklin. Even IF GSP wins, they'll be 1-1 against each other. Can you say "Big $$$ rubbermatch?" Speaking of "ACE" Franklin earlier, I'll say that if Travis can pull his $hit together, he'll win that one. Travis gave the "Other Best Pound-for-Pound" Spider a tough match AFTER he tried to cut weight. By the way, wouldn't GSP be considered the "Best Kilo-for Kilo Fighter"?
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RE: UFC 83 April 19th - 4/4/2008 7:58:47 PM
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GSP will take this fight.
The one I am interested in is Rich and Travis.
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RE: UFC 83 April 19th - 4/4/2008 8:15:05 PM
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glidepride
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GSP has been training hard and has become a more rounded fighter. If they were to go to the ground I would have picked that cocky little guy with a big mouth but GSP has greatly improved there too. This is going to be an awsome fight. Can't wait to see someone shut Serra's big mouth.
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RE: UFC 83 April 19th - 4/7/2008 10:34:51 AM
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gjb1952
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It actually wasn't a fluke if you saw the fight. Serra knocked him out. I am a big GSP fan but he talks alot of shit too.
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RE: UFC 83 April 19th - 4/13/2008 9:03:08 AM
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Lamo70
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Serra.
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RE: UFC 83 April 19th - 4/16/2008 7:40:21 AM
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aarrowhead10
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anybody know when is Faber fighting again? ?
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RE: UFC 83 April 19th - 4/19/2008 6:54:35 PM
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Mood Swing
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5 minutes away!!@!!!!!!1111
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RE: UFC 83 April 19th - 4/19/2008 9:41:01 PM
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I am a Serra fan but hats off and congrats to St Pierre. Serra TKO'ed 4:45 of second round:
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ROUND 1 -- Serra shoots in early, but St. Pierre stuffs it and puts Serra on his back. Once there, Serra ties up his opponent and avoids damage. However, St. Pierre continues trying to improve his position and postures up and lands a solid left punch before dropping into full guard. St. Pierre now tries to work elbow strikes and lands two quick ones. Serra again tries to tie him up but allows St. Pierre to take half guard. Serra takes another elbow and has his right eye swollen shut. Serra tries to work the butterfly guard, but St. Pierre uses it to get sidemount. Serra gives up his back and eats hammerfists. After a quick scramble, Serra gets back to his feet but is tossed back to the ground. Serra again uses the fence to get back to his feet and finally breaks free. Back to the center of the cage, St. Pierre tags Serra with a Superman punch and then takes him back down with a double-leg takedown. He gets in a few punches before the round ends. MMAjunkie.com has it 10-9 for St. Pierre.
ROUND 2 -- St. Pierre checks a leg kick and quickly puts Serra on his back again. Serra inches back to the fence, likely in hopes to get to his feet. St. Pierre pulls his legs out from under him, though, and drops him. Serra gets back to his feet, though, and we're back to the center of the cage. Serra partially connects on a head kick and ducks a spinning back kick from St. Pierre. St. Pierre lands five unanswered jabs and then is taken back down from a double-leg takedown. Back to gull guard, and St. Pierre throws a flurry of punches from above. Serra works the butterfly guard but eats punches in the process. Serra again tries to back out and St. Pierre delivers knees to the body while Serra turtles up. Serra reclaims full guard, but St. Pierre easily passes and delivers punches to the side of his opponent's head and knees to the midsection. St. Pierre now postures up and rains down punches and knees to the side as Serra turtles. The blows increase in frequency before the ref jumps to stop it right before the round ends.
Georges St. Pierre def. Matt Serra via TKO (strikes) -- Round 2, 4:45
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RE: UFC 83 April 19th - 4/19/2008 9:47:07 PM
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Wcross
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WTF? Can I get my money back for this mess of a pay-per-view? Jezus. Kalib Starnes should be f'n BANNED from anything other than a g'dam track meet. F'n coward must've ran 9 miles in that fight. "Chainsaw" McCarthy should concentrate more on a fight plan than running his big mouth he can't back up. I think Serra and Lutter have the same conditioning coach as they were both gassed after one round, but to give Serra some credit, GSP was ALL over him in every way possible. Lutter should be made to pass a freakin' cardio test of, oh say, running more than the distance to the ice cream stand at the end of the street and back. That was embarassing to watch. What a d'ass. Big $$ on the horizon and you don't even think about maybe getting in a little bit of cardio work? GSP put on a show. Franklin looked good, but it was against a guy who was absoulutly exhausted because he's a d'ass. Serra will probably take a fight against someone decent, win, then go for more $$$$ in Serra vs GSP III. He'll then drop down to lightweight where he belongs. Speaking of dropping down a weight class, Bipsing looked in great shape at middleweight. Overall, the crappiest pay-per-view I've seen.
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