imo come to montreal
and train with gsp at the gym i go to.

and you said its nothing personal hahahah, go fuck urself.



thank you, thats the idea. might not be for me though, well see.

This post was edited by knoxri on May 28 2009 12:29pm

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I got the oral syringe (no needle), and was squirting the nolvadex into my mouth, then it sprayed up my sinuses a bit and IT BURNS LIKE FUCK. Goddamn it, it tastes like rubbing alcohol would. fucking shit fuck fuck

Well, at least you realized that you shouldn't step into a ring in under 2 weeks of training against anyone over 2-0.

But strength has nothing to do with fighting. So many fighters in the world don't have knock out power. They may have speed, ground game, both (you're fucked then).

I've been training 8 months in Muay Thai. I've fought a professional in a 60% spar. I got knocked down so many times. They have pinpoint accuracy. And their kicks hurt like a bitch.

I'm moving to blue belt in BJJ this summer once I get a job and can afford training again.

I'd get in the ring with someone who was 2-0. But nothing over that. And I'm pretty decent for 8 months/4 months of thai/bjj.



Also, if you continue this career path, your amateur record disappears once you turn pro. So no worries about a loss here or there. Not a real reflection on you as a fighter, since in MMA, nobody goes undefeated.

That other arguement wasn't personal... That was a philosophical training issue...

I still don't believe you've left your basement in 5 years

He'd run out of friends fast. Why not just start some shit with people on the street or something, rather than fight your friends? Your theory makes no sense.

you ask alot of question for a guy that know mma trainer just ask them

this.... !!!!!!!

lucky elyran haha i would come but i live to far

ofc