Mohawk- what you think?
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With much respect and being a father of two,
It looks like sometype of "Head Scrubber" just waiting for someone to bust out the soap and go to work on something. :boxing_smiley:
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Chillen
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My Father had a mohawk in high school also because he was on the wrestling team.
I think it should be a little shorter. But cool man, going for the badass look huh?
hmmmmmm
They have a reality show called the ultimate fighter. which is a weekly show and they sparingly have ultimate fight nights, which is a free fight card. PPV's approximately once a month. They also occasionaly have special shows such as all acces, which takes a look at a fighers lifestyle and training. On top of this there's many other MMA company's out there as well that are on TV..It isn't that hard man. If you have HDnet, it's loaded with MMA!
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I recently cut my long ass hair and I wanted to hawk it. I kinda wish I did, but then there would be no hawk contest with my friends
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UFC can't possibly have a bunch of fights every week because there is no way they can find the talent to have people fight for real once a week. Some fighters spend post fight nights in the hospital just because their bodies are so messed up. So they would have to find fresh people to fight every week. Soon, all the talent will be used up, and fighters who haven't proven their worth/no one knows about will be fighting...which won't draw ticket sales or ratings. If the UFC kept their current rules, eventually, average joes would be in the ring, instead of athletes. Or, they could change the rules and become like a pro-wrestling show and have The Iceman perform signature moves on people with a ladder and dumb **** like that
I recently cut my long ass hair and I wanted to hawk it. I kinda wish I did, but then there would be no hawk contest with my friends
.UFC can't possibly have a bunch of fights every week because there is no way they can find the talent to have people fight for real once a week. Some fighters spend post fight nights in the hospital just because their bodies are so messed up. So they would have to find fresh people to fight every week. Soon, all the talent will be used up, and fighters who haven't proven their worth/no one knows about will be fighting...which won't draw ticket sales or ratings. If the UFC kept their current rules, eventually, average joes would be in the ring, instead of athletes. Or, they could change the rules and become like a pro-wrestling show and have The Iceman perform signature moves on people with a ladder and dumb **** like that
There's approximately 12 PPV's each year and roughly 3-4 UFN cards each year, let's just call it 16 shows/year. 52/16 = 3.25, so mathematically, if they wanted to have a fight card every week they'd have to find 3.25 the amount of fighters they currently have under contract. With the amount of uknown talent out there, this could quite easily be done but the match quality wouldn't be as good, for obvious reasons. So yes, if they really wanted to, they could promote a fight card every week. And like i said there's a weekly show that they have called the ultimate fighter. They run two seasons every year and each season is 13 episodes - that's 26 weeks and there's at least one fight in each episode and on the finale they have a full card. CBF explaining what the show is.
Like i said, finding fresh fighters wouldn't be terribly hard but yes, the level of fighter and match quality would be diminished and won't draw.
If the UFC kept their current rules, eventually, average joes would be in the ring, instead of athletes. Or, they could change the rules and become like a pro-wrestling show and have The Iceman perform signature moves on people with a ladder and dumb **** like that
don't understand.
Exactly stream-- unknown talent. I have a training partner that competed in tuff enuff in vegas last weekened. Broke the guy's jaw in 30 sec. But for him to be thrown into the UFC is ridiculous because he hasn't proven himself. He's still an unknown factor. Main tickets are fighters with established records. This is what I'm getting at. Popular fighters are probably going to fight three times a year, tops.
The last statement was like, if the UFC kept it's rules-- to where people would actually fight, unlike the rules of pro-wrestling, then you would eventually get crappy people in the ring because either the real talent is exhausted. Or, if the UFC changed it's rules to be a form of pro-wrestling, then you'll get stupid pro-wrestling crap.
The last statement was like, if the UFC kept it's rules-- to where people would actually fight, unlike the rules of pro-wrestling, then you would eventually get crappy people in the ring because either the real talent is exhausted. Or, if the UFC changed it's rules to be a form of pro-wrestling, then you'll get stupid pro-wrestling crap.