St. Pierre vs. Serra

[the_alcatraz]

Not just a BJJ black belt, but a top shelf BJJ black belt and Abu Dhabi competitor. I think Alcatraz probably means that Serra cannot get his BJJ to work as well in an MMA environment as on a grappling mat.

+1

 

[crew9]

He is now.... That's why I'm saying you (and Jacob) are wrong. His wrestling / BJJ skills are much better as of that last fight. I don't agree that GSP's bread and butter was wrestling, however. The detail you heard in the video about GSP wrestling with the canadian National team is evidence of himself wanting to be well rounded. But His original martial arts style is Kyokushin karate and is definitely more known as a stand up fighter. Anyway Yes , it takes years of training to hone skills and not sure where I said otherwise

Watch a few more GSP fights please.

 

[gjohnson5]

Well you know something about mma before you can differentiate grapplers from strikers....

Watch a few more GSP fights please.

 

[rudy76]

St. Pierre won by decision.

 

[PICK3]

St. Pierre won by decision.

You have a time machine

 

[AAP]

1 - where is the bookie event for this?

2 - who was the mma fighter that used to submit opponents using the figure four body lock on their backs and shit.

 

[Jacob Creutzfeldt]

1 - where is the bookie event for this?

2 - who was the mma fighter that used to submit opponents using the figure four body lock on their backs and shit.

1- I have no idea.

2- I've seen Ivan Salaverry submit Tony Fryklund at UFC 50 with a triangle bodylock. I saw another triangle bodylock submission recently, but I forget at what promotion and which fighter executed it. Salaverry applies it at about 1:52 into the highligh film of him:

 

[AAP]

That was him!

 

[rudy76]

You have a time machine

That's my guess - Sorry it wasn't clear.

St' Pierre will win by decision.

 

[the_alcatraz]

Tonight's the big night guys....be ready.