syck

I found out that there actually is a difference. Not so much between 1 and 2, but once you hit three, you strikes do become stronger and inflict much more damgae. On my LHW career, I got the muay thai leg kicks both up to level three, it only takes two of them at the most before my opponent would fall flat on his ass. I only got the Peruvian Necktie up to level 2, but it was much easier to pull off the move when it was a level 2 And for submission help, I shine using my palm. Like that whole wax on, wax off. Mr. Miyagi is never wrong.

I'm currently 3-0 in the UFC. My first fight was up against Anthony Johnson and made him tap in the second round with a arm triangle, then fought Karo Parisyan and got massively lucky when I reversed one of this throws and we somehow landed with him in my RNC and tapped him. Me and Dustin Hazelett went all three rounds, I got the desicion and was really the only fight of my career so far that has gone to the judges and I actually wanted to stand up and bang. We won Fight of the Night. Next up is Matt Serra as the first fight on a PPV card.

yeah if you don't work a stat within 2 weeks it will start to degrade as far as I can tell Figured I should give you some help here. When you first start your career, spar and train every other week, resting once between. It'll be hard to avoid stat decaying, but it will certainly minimize it. Also, do some focused sparring everyone once in a while to keep some bouns points handy, that always works. When you're fighting in the WFA, game plan and camp invites should only be done when you have enough weeks between fights to squeeze one in. Once you get to the UFC, that's when you start with the Camp Invites. Look around at all of the camps to see which moves you want the most. One thing that I've found that makes it easy is to have a handful of fights on the undercard because you are going to win the majority of the time, so that will make it easier to go to camps, spar and train and all of that. Once you step up you competition, however, is when you really need to start learning moves for the kind of fighter you want to make and make sure to game plan because it will give you a temporary +10 boost to stats depending on how you want the fight to go. Bascially, once you start getting ranked in the top ten is when you really start trying to master moves and learn new ones. That's what has worked best for me anyways. By the way, I have retired my LHW fighter already, I think I ended up with a 40something-7. I knew that I only had seven losses, the majority of which were to Shogun. I won the belt three times and successfully defended it twice. I bounced around between me, Rampage, Rashad, Machida and Shogun, although me and Shogun had more title wins(Shogun had 4). Ryan Bader ended up ending my reign as champ when he GNP'd me into obilivion. Never really got to move up to Heavyweight, although I wouldn't have considering my massive lack of a ground game. I lost 4 of my last 7 fights, but went out on a high note winning my last three against Thiago Silva, Steve Cantwell and Shogun(Me and him fought 8 freakin' times, split 4-4.) And I actually only went to desicion like three times. Now I started a Welterweight BJJ and have just been making fools tap like bitches in the WFA. Got my first UFC fight against Anthony Jonhson.

Yes, I believe ATT has the Muay Thai leg kicks and I think that Greg Jackson's my have them as well.

For the life of me I can't remember what camp it was, but I learned both right and left Muay Thai leg kicks. Get those up to world class as fast as possible and leg kick the shit out of him. He'll come out epically slow in the third round and that's when he's open for a big bomb that will K.O. him. Worked for him. Just be sure to hold down LB and LT for a while and be sure to get your shine on. I got submission of the night after making Bader tap with the Peruvian Necktie(I got most of AZ Combat Sports moves to Lvl. 3). Had my fourth match with Shogun, got him in the Muay Thai clinch and kneed the living shit out of him for the win. Grudge match with Rampage for the title up next. EDIT: Ground and pounded Rampage for my second UFC Light Heavyweight Championship. Set to defend title against Luis Cane.

I've got four simple words that have completely saved my life in career mode. Muay. Thai. Leg. Kick. I slaughtered Shogun's legs to the point where half way through the third in my third title fight, every time I through a leg kick or even a body kick, he went down on his ass. But seeing as how he submits me every time he hit the mat, I let him stand back up. As he was standing back up, I hit him with my overhand right. And we have a new champion. Then I lost it to freaking Rampage in the first round. Asshole. I main evented a Fight Night with Jon Jones and completely smashed him with my newly developed ground and pound. Next, I got another Fight Night main event against Ryan Bader. Also, the rubber guard and the transitions that goes with it has saved me from getting slaughtered on my back. Here's one tip that I'd like to share. Do not make a pure striker with no sense of a ground game. That's what I made this year and last, of course I had the most success with last year's game because it got to the point where I could throw one head kick and you were out. This year, you need a ground game because BJJ or Wrestlers will absolutely rape you without the courtesy of a reach around. I wanna ask, who's got positive relationships with the other fighters? I've got Ryan Bader, Shogun, Thiago Sliva and Rashad all as friends with Rampage and Franklin becoming my rivals.

I'm going to take a guess here and say that L1 on the PS3 is the same as the LB on a 360?

Why do I freaking Shogun submit me every freaking time?! :bang: :bang: Seriously, is there anyone that knows how to avoid his clinches, takedowns and his submission attempts? It just seems useless to even try and defend them this year. EDIT:I'm so pissed I can't even type right.

I've just discovered how awesome the Eagles of Death Metal. Cherry Cola for the win.

I agree with many of you. It would have been a much different game had Colt McCoy not gotten hurt. Texas would have won, first of all. Texas was well on there way to just flat out dominating the game, getting those two turnovers in the first ten minutes or so. Although they only went to 6 points, the Longhorns were getting ready to dominate the game. Alabama would not have been that aggressive against the Longhorns had Colt still been in the game. With Colt in there, Alabama was more focused on keeping Shipley and the other wide outs in front of them, instead with Gilbert in the game, Alabama blitzed the holy hell out of them and took advantage of the true freshman. And fuck Nick Saban. I hate the guy.

10. South Park 09. Community 08. Weeds 07. Supernatural 06. The Ultimate Fighter 05. Entourage 04. Friday Night Lights 03. Rescue Me 02. Chuck 01. Sons of Anarchy

I honestly couldn't stand this damn movie. It dragged on WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY to much for me to even get into the movie. The visual effects and the big battle scene are indeed quite epic, but the massive lack of an interesting story makes this movie suck. Also, Sam Worthington sucks as an actor. But that's just my opinion.

1. Metallica 2. Pantera 3. Mastodon 4. Alice In Chains 5. Mercyful Fate 6. Disturbed 7. Godsmack 8. Hank III 9. Killswitch Engage 10. Mudvayne

Aside from Mastodon, I have really no idea whats going on in metal these days besides Killswitch Engage. Mainly, I've been listening to "Melissa" and "Don't Break The Oath" by Mercyful Fate.

My heavyweight fighter was inducted into the hall of fame, despite the fact that i could never beat Brock Lesnar nor did I win the belt. I believe I was 30-11 or something like that, but I did have big wins over Minotaro, Mir, Arvolski and others. I just couldn't beat brock

They are said to have budget cuts, so some of our favorite supporting roles could be cut back and some even droped all together, which means I would have to miss out on the Jeffester World Tour.

One of my friend's currently has a band called To The Sea! Yeah. It's an odd name, but damn it if there not good. I' am not just pimping them because one of them is a friend of mine, but they make some serious good music that I' am surprised that I actually like. They've been coming up with some new stuff recently that kinda sounds like the Franz Fredinand trying to play some Foo Fighters. They're also on iTunes right now. myspace.com/digtothesea

1. Gambit 2. Wolverine 3. Iron Man 4. Venom (Eddie Brock) 5. Captain America (Steve Rogers) 6. Moon Knight 7. Ghost Rider (Johnny Blaze) 8. Thor 9. The Human Torch 10. The Hulk

It's amazing how that's one of the best sets so far and it's not even the top ten. Although anything without Jessica Biel isn't a top ten, now is it?

I've been listening to alot of country lately. And by country I mean the good kind. Been listening to alot of Hank 3, mainly his "Straight to Hell" stuff. Also been listening to whatever I could find of Joe Buck Yourself. Mike Ness also has some country stuff out, more classifed as cowpunk, but it's good stuff.

Well then it should make both lists. It's that awesome.

I honestly don't care what any list says, I still say "Way of the Fist" is by far one of the best metal albums to come out this year. Although I do feel that Earth should be higher than Metallica.

Looks better than Lohan.

Lohan was kinda hot, but now that she's a crack whore lesbian, I would rather do the bag lady than her.