[Hutchy]

Originally Posted by Brandon Taylor

Corey Hill looked freakishly athletic and strong for his build. In those short training clips he was dominating and his technique and movement looked solid as well. He also has the crazy factor one of those guys that is too dumb to be knocked out.

I'm not ripping you, but how did "freakishly athletic" work out for Melvin last night? Freakish athleticism can always be neutralized by great technique. The ghetto DMX "get at me dawg", shit talking posse crap doesnt fly in MMA and never will.

[brizzi]

Originally Posted by Brandon Taylor

Corey Hill looked freakishly athletic and strong for his build. In those short training clips he was dominating and his technique and movement looked solid as well. He also has the crazy factor one of those guys that is too dumb to be knocked out.

HAHA! too dumb to be knocked out, nice. i know a few guys like that.

[zodi51]

I actually thought the exact opposite. I belive Penn has the stronger team. They have all the UFC experience in Wiman, Ruediger, and Lauzon. Don't forget Gray is a stud as well.

[Mr. Omoplata]

BJ said it himself; he wants to pick the guys who he thinks needs his training the most and I have to agree that's the reason why he ended up with the lesser talented team. Pulver's team will win by default.

Penn will win the fight with pulver, though, submission round 1.

[Fozzie]

So if Penn is teaching them, will they all gas out in round 3?

I kid, I kid.

[doom1976]

I really like the way Jens team ended up looking. BJ's little attempt to embarrass Jens backfired and he ended up with a team full of hacks.

Little Diaz is my favorite off the bat, and I saw nobody in Penns team that will be able to beat him or Cory Hill. Like his big mouth or not, Hill is BIG for a 155'er and he can strike. Plus I agree, he seems like one of those crazy types that will go berserk when he gets his shot, combine the craziness with his god given ability and he could be the all out favorite to win it. He probably has a 2-3" reach advantage on just about everyone on the show. He could get submitted possibly, but who will get him down in order to do it? And from the way he talked his ground game may not be that bad either.

I am sick of all the BJ nuthuggers already, Penn is good but he isnt Jesus like some of these people portray him. Jens is a hell of a fighter and remember he already beat Penn once, so I wouldnt exactly count him out. Plus he seems like a much cooler guy and more willing to coach his guys, where as Penn was saying "I dont like training people, I would rather train myself". Sounds like Ken all over again just taking the coaches job in order to get his shot at a hated rival.

[NJrocks]

You guys seem to forget that Jens' team=MFS. The training these guys will be getting will be exactly as it is at Pat's camp, and Pat knows what he is doing. BJ also has so much to share though. And fuck the hand raise shit, the only one allowed to raise his hand was Lauzon.

[tsteppe]

Does BJ not have 3 UFC veterans on his team? Wiman was competing well, Lauzon won (regardless) and rudiger was in UFC before the show. Overall Jens has the better looking team right now but BJ's team is mostly unknown mostly so we'll just have to see what they are about.

I still wonder why BJ did not take Hill, Diaz, or Cole with the 1st or one of the veterans. Maynard must be impressive.

[mjfan12]

I hate militich and pulver, war Baby Jay!

[llllllll]

Originally Posted by Fozzie

I can't believe how good Jens' team looks. I thought for sure when Penn asked them who wanted to be on his team, the best ones would go for it. Looks more like the ones who thought they needed the most help went for it and the ones who were confident in themselves kept their hands down. I think Penn probably has more skills and possibly a better coaching staff than Jens, but his team seems a bit lacking other than Lauzon.

nate and manny raised their hands the first time..