Strikeforce

Haha, maybe I'm the only one that enjoys the freakshows Japan comes up with, like the latest "Super Hulk" Dream tournament. I'm not saying I like Kimbo at all or even find him to be a legit fighter, but I can't say I wouldn't enjoy watching him take on Bob "The Beast" Sapp. Not that it would ever happen in Strikeforce as I'm sure they want to avoid freakshow spectacles to remain a serious and legit MMA promotion.   See 3 other replies

im sorry Martin, i cant take any man seriously who used the words Kimbo and id pay in the same sentence. Epic fail... Kimbo the clown can stay in the hole Seth Petrezelli put him in.   See 3 other replies

With Strikeforce acquiring much of ProElite's remaining assets and fighter contracts, including a deal with Showtime and CBS, it looks like it is very likely that we'll get to see Cung Le defend his title before the end of this year. At the rate Strikeforce is growing, Cung Le, or any fighter under the organization, may never have to leave Strikeforce and go to the UFC to face great competition.Also, pretty soon there will be no longer any new taped fights from Strikeforce's past events airing on NBC and Hulu, at least until the end of their contract with NBC, so it's time to subscribe to Showtime if you haven't already.I'm really excited of the possibilities that Strikeforce can bring to the table for MMA fans. Cung Le vs Robbie Lawler to unify the middleweight title? Co-promote a lightweight tournament with DREAM? Co-promote with Affliction and M-1 to have Alistair Overeem vs Fedor Emelianenko?How about Kimbo Slice vs Bob Sapp? I'd pay to see that.   See 3 other replies

I know Cung Le is currently focusing on his acting career. He's 36 years old and already has an extensive career in San Shou kickboxing, so I can't exactly blame him.However, I would really like to see him defend his Strikeforce title. He still remains one of the most entertaining fighters to watch and one of the most talented stand-up strikers in MMA, and if he can improve his ground game I think he has the potential to be a real threat against the top fighters in the middleweight division.I would like to see Le return to MMA and finish his remaining fights on his contract with Strikeforce and improve his skills along the way, eventually making his way to the UFC. But seeing that he started his MMA career a little late and that he'll probably make a lot more money as an actor in B-level action films than defending his title, not to mention save himself from more injuries, it just leaves too much room for doubt that he'll return.   See 3 other replies

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