Andrei Arlovski beat Tim Sylvia for the heavyweight belt on Feb 5 2005 and for the rematch Tim Slyvia beat Andrei Arlovski for the belt on April 15 2006 so who is going to win when they fight again
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I'm preety sure AA is going to win.\nI mean,If he beat Tim Sylvia once, there is a pretty good chance of him winning again. Plus, I don't think Tim has much skill. The only reason he wins most of his fights is because he's big.....
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This would be a great fight if it ever happens but i think if it does it will be a couple of years down the line, I presume this would also mean Taylor vacating his Middleweight belts to step up because there is no way Joe would get his weight down to fight at middleweight so i think there is more prospect of this fight taking place after Joe has unified the titles at Super-Middle so there is more to fight for when it actually takes place.\nAs for who actually wins i think it would be a really close fight, i think it would definitely go to a decision as they both look to have good chins, i think Calzaghe would be the busier in the fight so that might give him the edge but then again if its on HBO which i presume it would be as Joes just signed for them as well i could see Taylor getting the decision as we have all seen some dubious decisions in his last 3 fights (only joking i probably agreed with the last 2)
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Georges St-Pierre  is the complete package. His speed, strength, and well rounded skills are as impressive as I've seen. \n  Matt Hughes has an iron will, a wealth of experience, and is physically strong with an improving  submission game.\n   St-Pierre seems to be peaking at the right time. I think he'll come out with a lot of movement and when they get on the ground, I believe GSP will also win that battle. His passing is excellent, and he maintains outstanding top control, using his legs beautifully. Hughes will not bend over. He is the real deal. But, I see a late rear naked choke in his future, after a war. It should be great, I cannot wait til Saturday.\n  Jeff Monson is a world class grappler with a pretty strong chin and incredible strength.\n  Tim Slyvia is a one dimensional fighter with an obvious size advantage and dangerous with both hands and feet.\n   I look for Monson to get this tree to the ground and show Slyvia the importance of being well rounded fighter. I think Slyvia has an unbelievable threshold for pain, will find his way back to his feet, and win by decision. But Monson could easily submit him.
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There's no sure answer now.\n\nIf Ivan wins again Fed he goes through.\nIf Ivan loses then each Nalby,Andy,Ivan would have one win each & it would come down to the no. of sets won.
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Interesting question Brent!  Ken Norton was one hell of a fighter and he obviously faced much tougher competitiion during his career.  He beat Ali once and lost two very close decisions to him in their trilogy of fights.  Klitschko has a good punch and a decent jab but I believe that Norton would really bust him up inside and set it all up with his very quick and underrated jab.  By the 9th round a very weary Klitschko has taken a lot of punishment and the referee has to stop the fight.  I believe that the same result would occur give or take a few rounds against the other guys with Norton prevailing.  He was just a lot better fighter than any of these heavyweights today in my opinion.
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What an amazing card!!!  There is no doubt that any of the Pride Heavyweights would kill, KILL Tim Siliva.  Pound for pound, there is no competition between Pride and UFC.  The talent level cannot be compared.
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Brad you are beginning to suffer from boxing dementia. The same thing is going to happen to Holyfield if he doesn't retire. In sports, age is the great equalizer.\n\nBrent - Ali did give Norton a title shot in 1976. I hope you were kidding when you said Holyfield could be ranked behind Ali at #2. If not, you are suffering from to many blows to the head or feedback from asking about the same "Dream Bouts"\n\nTo both of you - How many of these fighters could Holyfield beat from the following list: Louis, Rocco, Johnson, Holmes, Dempsey, Foreman, Liston and Frazier in their primes.\n\nHolyfield could never be equal to Ali. He couldn't carry Ali's shoes or trunks.\n\nP.S. Holyfield says that he won't retire until God tells him to.\nLet tell you a story - There once was a man that was drowning in a flood. He refused help because he said that God would help him. He drowned and in heaven he asked God why he didn't help him. St. Peter told him that all those boats that he had refused. had come from God.
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I have already answered this question but i have since seen an interview with Pat Militech saying that Sylvia is more prepared than ever for a ground fight. He has stated that Tim will try to take the fight to the ground and i think if he can it will be over in the first round again.\nThanks Punisher i love the UFC questions.
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I'd love to see Klitschko work inside on Valuev, but I see a bunch of nobodies fighting him for a while until he (Valuev) can harness his size.  I could see Calvin Brock in Wlad's future.  But we'll have to see how he does against Ibrigamov.  It's about time Brock gets tested, as well as Ibrigamov, both undefeated.
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I agree. I think Shogun is the better of the two, and he is ranked higher than Weinderlai on MMA Weekly. Rua won last year's Grand Prix, and Silva lost in the second round. Hopefully they will square off, despite both coming out of Chute Box. Shogun will win because he has cleaner standup, whereas Weinderlai constantly flurries. Shogun also has won several fights by submission, whereas the champ only has one submission victory (rear naked choke). Hopefully they will run into eachother in one of the open weight tournaments and we can get a non-hypothetical answer to this question.
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Chuck Liddell. Randy is getting to old to really compete. If you watched couture liddell 1&2 you would see he got lucky on the first and got straight wooped on the second. Plus liddell has really stepped up his training regimine for this fight.
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The way the heavyweight division is right now, Holyfield's got a chance to become a 5 time champ if he gets a title shot. He's been counted out many times over but proved his critics wrong.I absolutely believe he will retake the crown. He's got a big heart and the most courageous fighter ever.
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Wanderlei is to fast for for Fujita win by KO or unanimous decision.\n\nMirko CRO COP should win without much trouble.\n\nHunt VS Barnett will be a great battle cant wait for this one leaning towards Hunt could go either way.\n\nAntonio will submit Werdum he is still the best heavyweight at submission and will look to end it early.\n\ncome September i will be looking forward to see great battles would like to see Hunt and Silva there but we will have to wait an see.
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Ok, heavyweight:\n\nMirko vs Fedor (part 2) - too close to call\nMirko vs Brandon Vera - Mirko by KO\nFedor vs Tim Sylvia - Fedor by submission\nJosh Barnett vs Fabricio Werdum - too close to call\nAlex Emelianenko vs Tim Sylvia - Alex by KO\nMirko vs "Shogun" - Mirko by KO\n\nLight heavyweight\n\nLiddell vs Silva - Silva by TKO\n"Shogun" vs Ortiz - "Shogun" by KO\nSilva vs Rogerio Nogueira - to close to call\nLiddell vs Arona - Liddell by KO\n"Rampage" vs Liddell (part 2) - "Rampage" by TKO \nRogerio vs Griffin - Rogerio by submission\n\nMiddleweight\n\nHenderson vs Anderson Silva - Dan by decision\nFranklin vs Paolo Filho - Filho by decision\nBaroni vs Anderson Silva - Silva by TKO\nDenis Kang vs Paolo Filho - too close to call\nHenderson vs "Ninja" Rua - Dan by TKO\nHenderson vs Franklin - Dan by decision  \n\nWelterweight\n\nHuges vs GSP (part3) - GSP by TKO\nGSP vs Sanchez - GSP by TKO\nSanchez vs B. J. Penn - Penn by submission\nPenn vs Hughes (part 3) - Penn by submission\nHughes vs Sanchez - Hughes by TKO\nPenn vs GSP (part 2) - too close to call\n\nLightweight\n\nSherk vs Ribeiro - Ribeiro by submission\nHansen vs Ribeiro (part 2) - Ribeiro by submission\nGomi vs Sherk - Gomi by TKO\nHansen vs Pulver - Hansen by KO\nPenn vs Ribeiro - too close to call\nPenn vs Gomi - Penn by decision
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Larry Bird and Magic Johnson.  Magic won the first Larry won the second
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I am pretty sure that Hughes will win. The Gracie of the early 90's I would've had my money on but he's getting old. He pretty much relies on submissions and I'm sure Hughes is training like hell to counter the subissions.
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It could be Nate Campbell vs. Robie Peden.  I maybe mispelling their names.  Campbell had Peden hurt then started to show boat a little then he got caught and knocked out himself.  It was the 1st fight they fought 2X.