These are the fights that would tear the fabric of space-time, but in a good way.

1. Uriah Faber vs. B.J. Penn

   
   

   
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   Urijah Faber is like everyone else on this list — *inhuman*. He simply needs to be tested against others with superpowers. Him destroying mortalfolk over in the WEC is becoming 1) unfair, and 2) uninteresting.

   He’s around 145, and could easily meet B.J. Penn at 155. Hell, B.J.’s so cool he’d probably go down to meet him. Alternate ending: he could also easily fight St. Pierre since St. Pierre is a 155 fighter as well.

2. St. Pierre vs. Anderson Silva

   
   

   
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   Ok, this is truly sick. Check it. Silva fights at 185. St. Pierre fights at 155. That’s thirty pounds. So they meet at 170. Silva drops 15; St. Pierre gains 15. This is possible, and it would be unGodly.

3. Fedor vs. Anderson Silva






There are no words. This is the fight of our time. Think about it—Fedor is a small heavyweight. Anderson Silva stays at 205 and Fedor comes down to meet him. So imagine Fedor, only way faster. OMG.

Beautiful stuff. I think the main problem here is when the attacker doesn’t want to remain connected to you so that you can feel where his hands are.

I grow tired of hearing Anderson Silva being called the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world. It’s not that Anderson’s not a God — he clearly is — but they’re leaving someone out of the equation. They’re forgetting about Georges St. Pierre.

Silva just destroyed Irvin in one punch at 205, and there’s no doubt that he could dominate at that weight, but I think he’s right when he says his place is at 185. I think he should stay there at 185, and that St. Pierre should come up from 170 to meet him.

That is the fight I want to see — Silva vs. St. Pierre.

The winner of that contest would be the true pound-for-pound champion, and calling Silva by that title before he faces St. Pierre is premature.:

I finally ordered myself a kimono (and belt) after doing a good amount of research. I ended up going with a Koral Blue Classic.

Koral is from Brazil, and from what I found during my reading it’s one of the best you can get. So I’m just about at the point now where I can start going to Jujitsu two or three times a week. I still have to do the allergy shot thing, however, as my allergy flare-ups mess with my stamina big time.

So yeah…Jujitsu. New gi + new Gracie-trained instructor (he’s an instructor in Gracie schools, not an instructor trained in a Gracie school) = exciting stuff.:

Redbelt is quite possibly one of the best movies I’ve ever seen. Not “martial arts” movies. Movies period. It’s written and directed by David Mamet.

Go see this movie.