you gotta be pretty fucking high to do a fun run in a chicken suit.captain of the obvious lol
in a similar vein, running in the Olympics is seen as a much higher level than taking part in a fun run, while dressed as a chicken.
trust me.
you gotta be pretty fucking high to do a fun run in a chicken suit.captain of the obvious lol
in a similar vein, running in the Olympics is seen as a much higher level than taking part in a fun run, while dressed as a chicken.
Dingbat. That is not always the case.captain of the obvious lol
in a similar vein, running in the Olympics is seen as a much higher level than taking part in a fun run, while dressed as a chicken.
I expect him to get a lot of good wins just keeping his chin tucked and putting guys on their back.Interesting, will they let him wear his red scrum cap I wonder.
Hes a unit anyway, like Jimmy said he wouldn't be representing London Shootfighters if he wasn't the part on the mats as well.
Will watch his debut anyway, Bellator have a few cans to feed him.
lol point taken but it was fun to write that stuff outDingbat. That is not always the case.
I would argue the prem league is tougher than the international game from a competition point of view
Pro cycling is MUCH harder at the team level than international level.
That is Denis Cyplenkov. He holds the world record in the strict curl it is a arm wrestling champ.
beach muscle IMO
Beach musclesThat is Denis Cyplenkov. He holds the world record in the strict curl it is a arm wrestling champ.
Dennis is an animal man, he smoked Laratt last year but yesBeach muscles
I knowDennis is an animal man, he smoked Laratt last year but yes
Most top international players look 50 when they are in their 20s, try playing some rugby, you'll see why.The part I'm most surprised about is that he's only 34 years old
Possible, not a lot of heavyweights in Bellator with much ground game off their backs, that I have seen anyway.I expect him to get a lot of good wins just keeping his chin tucked and putting guys on their back.
Most of Bellator's big signees were born before 1973Most top international players look 50 when they are in their 20s, try playing some rugby, you'll see why.
Might be off set by all the water of life you drink in your spare time though.
Some how I forgot this fact.Most of Bellator's big signees were born before 1973
Truth. Alun Wyn Jones, Paul O'Connel and Dan Cole are my stand outs for thisMost top international players look 50 when they are in their 20s, try playing some rugby, you'll see why.
Might be off set by all the water of life you drink in your spare time though.
Definitely.Truth. Alun Wyn Jones, Paul O'Connel and Dan Cole are my stand outs for this
The part I'm most surprised about is that he's only 34 years old
Most of Bellator's big signees were born before 1973
It feels like a publicity signing.... Famous rugby star, it may go a long way in the UK and EU, but not much clout here in the States. The HW division is the strangest in MMA, because you can develop in 3 years of MMA training the ability to hover around the top 15 (if you're athletic and learn how to throw a punch), this guy may do well, he's young enough for HW and looks to be a tough guy.Sincere question here...
Is this actually a big deal? Do people give a damn about the guy?
If he proves he can fight then that's cool but unless he's actually a big deal in Europe I have no more interest in him than I have in any other completely random 0-0 heavyweight.
Still better than the UFC signing Greg Hardy IMO.It feels like a publicity signing.... Famous rugby star, it may go a long way in the UK and EU, but not much clout here in the States. The HW division is the strangest in MMA, because you can develop in 3 years of MMA training the ability to hover around the top 15 (if you're athletic and learn how to throw a punch), this guy may do well, he's young enough for HW and looks to be a tough guy.