nog:"i played almost 3 round at his way and 2 min to mine"

eleze14 · 02-03-2008, 06:09 AM

this was something necessary so he gets the opportunity of the sub?? was his game plan??
kind of dangerous....also said after the first round he feels better in there.
what would have happened if he couldn`t make the sub ??

HE IS THE ONE.....(after fedor, of course)

RudimarChute · 02-03-2008, 06:12 AM

The fight was on the ground for a minute and Nog finished with a sub... thats what you call impressive.

shervman · 02-03-2008, 06:14 AM

It's like Bas said it: "You can beat Nogueira down to death, and he's still gonna come back from the dead and submit you!" (referring to Rodrigo's fight with CroCop!)

He's always like this!!!

eleze14 · 02-03-2008, 06:25 AM

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Originally Posted by shervman

It's like Bas said it: "You can beat Nogueira down to death, and he's still gonna come back from the dead and submit you!" (referring to Rodrigo's fight with CroCop!)

He's always like this!!!

yeap is true but who long he will be able to do it?? because years makes you feel that kind of thing..

KaNesDeath · 02-03-2008, 06:36 AM

Think he wanted to test Tim out on the feet for the first round. Once he got dazed thats when the takedown came in at the end of the first. He also passed to side control after that takedown with ease.

Second he figured out Tims hand speed. Tim noticed what happened at the end of the first and defended hard against the takedown, which he did nicely.

Third round was Nog attempt to jump to guard with an attempted sweep. Tim was able to get out of that and stand back up. Nog adjusted on the next jump to guard, swept Tim, went to side control immediately, faked a kimura to get Tim to move and ended the fight.

It was a great match to watch. For Nog evolved his gameplan throughout the match. Tim was one dimensional in this fight.

Dont get me wrong, Tim did a great job.

eleze14 · 02-03-2008, 06:39 AM

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Originally Posted by KaNesDeath

Think he wanted to test Tim out on the feet for the first round. Once he got dazed thats when the takedown came in at the end of the first. He also passed to side control after that takedown with ease.

Second he figured out Tims hand speed. Tim noticed what happened at the end of the first and defended hard against the takedown, which he did nicely.

Third round was Nog attempt to jump to guard with an attempted sweep. Tim was able to get out of that and stand back up. Nog adjusted on the next jump to guard, swept Tim, went to side control immediately, faked a kimura to get Tim to move and ended the fight.

It was a great match to watch. For Nog evolved his gameplan throughout the match. Tim was one dimensional in this fight.

Dont get me wrong, Tim did a great job.

tha is a comment...

trendnick · 02-03-2008, 06:43 AM

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Originally Posted by RudimarChute

The fight was on the ground for a minute and Nog finished with a sub... thats what you call impressive.

And this shows the class of NOG (or the other way around *see it as you like* Sylvia is poor on the ground).. however WAR NOG!

Googan · 02-03-2008, 06:53 AM

If Nog is really going blind in his right eye, we can probably look forward to him taking even more punishment on his feet as his depth perception gets worse and worse.

Great fight btw. Great finish and Tim looked great as well.

eleze14 · 02-03-2008, 07:24 AM

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Originally Posted by trendnick

And this shows the class of NOG (or the other way around *see it as you like* Sylvia is poor on the ground).. however WAR NOG!

and dont think he is poor at the ground he has some qualities

junglistx · 02-03-2008, 07:27 AM

Yeah that quote in the post-fight interview is classic.

Oh and by the way:

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Originally Posted by KaNesDeath

Think he wanted to test Tim out on the feet for the first round. Once he got dazed thats when the takedown came in at the end of the first. He also passed to side control after that takedown with ease.

Second he figured out Tims hand speed. Tim noticed what happened at the end of the first and defended hard against the takedown, which he did nicely.

Third round was Nog attempt to jump to guard with an attempted sweep. Tim was able to get out of that and stand back up. Nog adjusted on the next jump to guard, swept Tim, went to side control immediately, faked a kimura to get Tim to move and ended the fight.

It was a great match to watch. For Nog evolved his gameplan throughout the match. Tim was one dimensional in this fight.

Dont get me wrong, Tim did a great job.

Excellent analysis.