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so true

I also started crying when I was talking to Wilson, and I haven't cried for 8 years before. I realized I made a mistake. I changed a lot during the last 7 months of my life, and I'm feeling way better. But my life changed for the better thanks to Wilson. :)

I remember that, too bad God took Kevin. :( he was a classy dude. Wilson Reis also helped me when I was in the worst period of my life, I wasn't suicidal, but the depression was very hard, and he just said listen, you have to think positively, start solving issues. He even gave me wonderful...

he's going to annihilate the opponent... too unfair towards Amosov

that is awesome... it boosts your morale

So unfair, I am a big fan of Amosov... so humiliating

you are right. so true. but you never know with big names.

JDS outworked my fav fighter Blagoy Ivanov, so I am super happy for his loss. Keep rocking Jair!

49-46 sounds fair, but I scored 48-47. Anyway, 50-45 sounds kinda too one-sided to me, and it was a close war.

I am a fan of Sean, but he'll have a hard time against tougher guys in the division. No offense.

Maybe he will unretire, you never know

:D :D I agree about that, never follow his example

can't wait for the main card...

Thread says it all. You don't have to quote the experience, just please say yes or no. The guy who helped me is Wilson Reis. He is an awesome person, and it happened when I was in the worst period of my life, his pieces of advice helped me overcome depression. Can someone please share a similar...

yup... unfortunately, he won't fight this time. :(

I see no future for Gustafsson unless he makes some drastic changes. Staying at HW would be a step in the wrong direction. Returning to LHW is ok, but he has to work on his submission defense and get back into the "Jon Jones 1" mode ASAP.

Is this some kind of joke? I thought he said no ESPN anymore. Maybe I can't read well, who knows :D

looks ok to me, why not...

Everybody knows that Conor'd duck this guy. He is the new top-5 contender. You'll see it soon.

I'd say the same. Conor has gone wild since winning the two-division belt. Maybe even 3 years. He used to be the toughest and the most powerful 145-pounder in the history of this competition.