Comments on: StrikeForce: Fedor Emelianenko vs. Brett Rogers – FIGHT VIDEO

By: MMA Supplements

MMA Supplements — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 05:00:40 +0000

Fedor is the new Chuck Norris MMA Supplements

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By: annonymous

annonymous — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 07:30:35 +0000

who were the last 3 opponents Fedor defeated?

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By: marcelo

marcelo — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 21:11:58 +0000

affffffff num intidi o que eis falo !!!!!

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By: Andre

Andre — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 08:10:56 +0000

im thinking ... now fedor has a advanced age for fights, ten years ago he would be a legend, a monster Oo !!! FEDOR THE BEST OF ALL TIMES !!

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By: Booyah!!

Booyah!! — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 04:19:55 +0000

@mark - your wrong, when you step in to throw a punch, your chin is vulnerable BECAUSE your guard momentarily drops to focus on a punch which is why fight instructors advise you to keep your chin tucked and your punching arm shoulder very close to your cheeks to minimize any opening and of course your other arm needs to be up as well. So added with the force your moving in with and the force that's hitting you back it doesn't take much power to knock someone out like that.

Reply | @mark<\/a> - your wrong, when you step in to throw a punch, your chin is vulnerable BECAUSE your guard momentarily drops to focus on a punch which is why fight instructors advise you to keep your chin tucked and your punching arm shoulder very close to your cheeks to minimize any opening and of course your other arm needs to be up as well. So added with the force your moving in with and the force that\'s hitting you back it doesn\'t take much power to knock someone out like that.'); return false;"> Quote

By: Demetrios

Demetrios — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 14:47:53 +0000

@i_hate_communism - My friend Brett was not the first nor will he be the last . Tot he people who thought this was fixed or stoppped early look at Brett's eyes you can't fake that . Rogers didn't complain because he was beat plain and simple .

Reply | @i_hate_communism<\/a> - \r\nMy friend Brett was not the first nor will he be the last . Tot he people who thought this was fixed or stoppped early look at Brett\'s eyes you can\'t fake that . Rogers didn\'t complain because he was beat plain and simple .'); return false;"> Quote

By: Demetrios

Demetrios — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 01:48:59 +0000

@matt - My friend, his record dictates otherwise!!!

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By: mark

mark — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 23:20:59 +0000

tht looked set up rogers was smashing him and a punch tht didnt even connect fully put him down seams like a set up to me reminds me of the forrest griffin vs anderson silva fight lol

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By: matt

matt — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 03:24:28 +0000

fedor would get destroyed by any top heavyweight in the UFC. Fedor is not the greatest mma fighter in the world, he is in the top 5 but not the greatest

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By: Lurker

Lurker — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 03:53:16 +0000

i really hope there would be a Fedor vs Couture fight yeah, fedor would kill him but i really want to see Captain America against The Last Emperor

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By: ring piece soup

ring piece soup — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 15:56:21 +0000

fedor is so good that i would love for him 2 flatulate in my mouth and at least drop a duec e on my chest i would fondle myself as i sniff that steaming log i would wait 4 that russian log 2 hardin so i could hoop it over and over again from russia with love ps iam an MDO

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By: Rizzieri

Rizzieri — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 00:48:32 +0000

I have always wondered what kind of talent would emerge if they made MMA an olympic sport. Sure, Fedor would be an obvious choice to represent Russia, but you know if there was any country to be holding some freak of nature, collosal, asskicking Jason Bourne style fighting monster in some basment somewhere it would be Russia. Picking fighters to represnt each country in the various weight classes would be the greatest thing that could happen to this sport. There would be no more arguments about which orginazation holds the best fighter, there would just BE the best fighter the country had to offer. Just throwing this out there!

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By: ersin

ersin — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 22:27:48 +0000

Fedor NR1, even when he lost that match he is stil would be nr 1, he always be nr 1....... Rogers is just a redneck hillbilly born in the wrong colour, en BTW if there comes a rematch roger will lose faster tahn this match!!!!!

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By: Jay

Jay — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 22:04:22 +0000

Very good fight, I think Brett Rogers took Fedor's rematch statement offensive, I think Fedor was just trying to say it was a very good fight, and Brett Rogers was a worthy opponent, but if you come back swimming your just going to get dropped again Brett. I found it hilarious how the commentators where talking about this ghetto kid who thought he would never get to show his skills to the world, and how they where interupted by Brett hitting the ground. I think this fight is a good example of the outcome when you just try to purely muscle your way threw things, you get tired out, Brett could of got himself off the ground sooner, but instead he played chicken and started backing up to the cage, his cardio was torn apart, then he felt a right and got dropped. A nose is a easy thing to break, it's much easier thing to do then apply a knockout.

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By: will

will — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 13:47:07 +0000

@Hitman – i agree with you 100 percent if these fools believe brock would not be a fight for fedor they are sadly mistaken, brocks hands are way more heavier than rogers are, he did send a man almost hsi own size flying across the ring for gods sake, and brock has won nearly 200 wrestling matches in college, fedors wrestling game is not as good as brocks, on the ground he would have to rely on his submissions to win, and brock would by far be the strongest opponent fedor has faced so submitting him would not be so easy, he couldnt even submit rogers! lmao yeah………i hate it when people under estimate brock just because hes new to the sport, hasnt he proved himself enough? hitman is a fool, and no ones prime was better than fedors in history?? ali and tysons primes both pass fedors by a mile, fedor really has had too many high caliber opponents and the ones that use to be high caliber were not on a roll when they got to him, go look at the history and the fight records, the ex ufc people left or got kicked out of the ufc for a reason, they werent the best of the best anymore…..point blank

Reply | @Hitman<\/a> - i agree with you 100 percent if these fools believe brock would not be a fight for fedor they are sadly mistaken, brocks hands are way more heavier than rogers are, he did send a man almost hsi own size flying across the ring for gods sake, and brock has won nearly 200 wrestling matches in college, fedors wrestling game is not as good as brocks, on the ground he would have to rely on his submissions to win, and brock would by far be the strongest opponent fedor has faced so submitting him would not be so easy, he couldnt even submit rogers! lmao yeahâ�¦â�¦â�¦i hate it when people under estimate brock just because hes new to the sport, hasnt he proved himself enough? hitman is a fool, and no ones prime was better than fedors in history?? ali and tysons primes both pass fedors by a mile, fedor really has had too many high caliber opponents and the ones that use to be high caliber were not on a roll when they got to him, go look at the history and the fight records, the ex ufc people left or got kicked out of the ufc for a reason, they werent the best of the best anymoreâ�¦..point blank'); return false;"> Quote

By: pete

pete — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 12:43:53 +0000

The fact that people are arguing about his performance in this fight is testiment to his un human like abilities. Its like if he performs like a human we attempt to discredit him. Fedor is the greatest fighter on the planet nuff said. Brock is a good fighter but relies on his size and strength to much this early on in his career. give him a few years and some more tests and he will be a great fighter. he is surley on his way but please dont take away from fedor the man is insane. Also is someone who had brett winning the first round able to tell me how they came to this. surviving 3 sub attempts and landing a jab doesnt win the round for me. i mean its like the arlovski fight they grapple a bit he throws a kick or two 30seconds later he is asleep and you people think fedor was troubled wtf? again a testement to his abilities if he doesnt destroy someone within the first punch of the first round we discredit him. long live the king

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By: Lurker

Lurker — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 12:12:14 +0000

another person destroyed by fedor -_- i think these characteristics of the person that who should win against fedor 1. Speed of someone like dare i say, Manny Pacquaio? @_@ 2. striking as good as Junior Dos Santos Maybe.. 3. Great brazilian jiu-jitsu like Demian Maia 4. Accurate Striking like those of Anderson Silva 5. Elusiveness like those of Lyoto Machida too bad no fighter in the world has all this characteristics XD

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By: PRE-EMPTIVE STRIKE

PRE-EMPTIVE STRIKE — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 12:01:35 +0000

@MavV - Rogers going to the UFC would definitely be interesting, but if Strikefarce knew anything about marketing, they could easily make a rematch between Fedor and Rogers a big event, but they just don't have the know how or the resources, because I would definitely want to see that again. The biggest reason I would want that fight again is because Fedor will never end up in the UFC, unless some cataclysmic event happened between him and his management. M-1 has way too much to lose if Fedor loses in an event that M-1 isn't apart of. The only way to make their company relevent is to continue to use Fedor as a pawn to push their way into other companies promotions. Once Fedor is done, then so is M-1, and It's a sure bet Strikefarce will no longer co-promote with them once that happens. I truly believe Fedor has lost a step (or 2), while I have an all new respect for Rogers, the Fedor from Pride would've finished Rogers once he got him down to the ground. Fedor has faced just as big and bigger opponents with 3 times the skill level and experience as Brett, so I wouldn't doubt that the Last Emperor finishes up his MMA career in Strikefarce. Overeem will probably be next for Fedor, that is if he can get all the steroid residue out of his system in time for testing.

Reply | @MavV<\/a> - Rogers going to the UFC would definitely be interesting, but if Strikefarce knew anything about marketing, they could easily make a rematch between Fedor and Rogers a big event, but they just don\'t have the know how or the resources, because I would definitely want to see that again. The biggest reason I would want that fight again is because Fedor will never end up in the UFC, unless some cataclysmic event happened between him and his management.\r\n\r\nM-1 has way too much to lose if Fedor loses in an event that M-1 isn\'t apart of. The only way to make their company relevent is to continue to use Fedor as a pawn to push their way into other companies promotions. Once Fedor is done, then so is M-1, and It\'s a sure bet Strikefarce will no longer co-promote with them once that happens.\r\n\r\nI truly believe Fedor has lost a step (or 2), while I have an all new respect for Rogers, the Fedor from Pride would\'ve finished Rogers once he got him down to the ground. Fedor has faced just as big and bigger opponents with 3 times the skill level and experience as Brett, so I wouldn\'t doubt that the Last Emperor finishes up his MMA career in Strikefarce.\r\n\r\nOvereem will probably be next for Fedor, that is if he can get all the steroid residue out of his system in time for testing.'); return false;"> Quote

By: MavV

MavV — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 07:52:42 +0000

@PRE-EMPTIVE STRIKE - I see Rogers going to UFC before Fedor, so it'd be interesting to see how he'd stacks up. I actually named 3 heavyweights. Barnett, Arlovski, and Rogers... Fedor would be the fourth. So... I guess I really named 4 heavyweights. Would UFC provide the better fights for Fedor? Of course it would, I already said I'd like to see Fedor fight Lesnar (I think Fedor and Lesnar are a good step or two ahead of the rest of the top 10). I really don't see a UFC-Fedor thing happening any time soon though, which is a shame. But it is what it is... they'll just have to find more unsigned talent to take him on... Roy Nelson maybe?

Reply | @PRE-EMPTIVE STRIKE<\/a> - \r\nI see Rogers going to UFC before Fedor, so it\'d be interesting to see how he\'d stacks up. I actually named 3 heavyweights. Barnett, Arlovski, and Rogers... Fedor would be the fourth. So... I guess I really named 4 heavyweights. \r\n\r\nWould UFC provide the better fights for Fedor? Of course it would, I already said I\'d like to see Fedor fight Lesnar (I think Fedor and Lesnar are a good step or two ahead of the rest of the top 10). I really don\'t see a UFC-Fedor thing happening any time soon though, which is a shame. But it is what it is... they\'ll just have to find more unsigned talent to take him on... Roy Nelson maybe?'); return false;"> Quote

By: James

James — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 05:09:00 +0000

Brett is strong and powerful and I don't see anyone hitting him as hard as Fedor did. Rogers has a really strong chin to take that hit and still be slightly conscious.

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By: James

James — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 05:07:12 +0000

It's possible that Fedor has just beat the second best HW fighter. I could see him KO any HW in Strikeforce and UFC. Yes. Yes... even Lesnar and Overeem.

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By: PRE-EMPTIVE STRIKE

PRE-EMPTIVE STRIKE — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 04:10:39 +0000

@MavV - Well, I guess we're at a stand still, you said that "many of the top 10 hw's are non-UFC", but you only named 2, Arlovsky, who already lost to Fedor and Josh Barnett of steroid fame. Both of these guys are top 10, despite Arlovsky has been ko'd in his last 2 fights, which again shows how weak the division is as a whole. But we're talking about future opponents for Fedor, so that would eliminate Andre, which only leaves Mr. Steroid. If many are not in the UFC, then let's see your top 10 list, or better yet, show me any MMA websites or publications list that would only contain a few UFC fighters on it. And we're not arguing who is #1, but who has the best competition to challenge Fedor in order for him to retain that #1 status. The others just don't have enough high caliber fights on their resume to claim that spot, so Fedor is still on top . . . . for now.

Reply | @MavV<\/a> - Well, I guess we\'re at a stand still, you said that \"many of the top 10 hw\'s are non-UFC\", but you only named 2, Arlovsky, who already lost to Fedor and Josh Barnett of steroid fame. Both of these guys are top 10, despite Arlovsky has been ko\'d in his last 2 fights, which again shows how weak the division is as a whole. But we\'re talking about future opponents for Fedor, so that would eliminate Andre, which only leaves Mr. Steroid. If many are not in the UFC, then let\'s see your top 10 list, or better yet, show me any MMA websites or publications list that would only contain a few UFC fighters on it.\r\n\r\nAnd we\'re not arguing who is #1, but who has the best competition to challenge Fedor in order for him to retain that #1 status. The others just don\'t have enough high caliber fights on their resume to claim that spot, so Fedor is still on top . . . . for now.'); return false;"> Quote

By: will

will — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 23:53:58 +0000

@PRE-EMPTIVE STRIKE - i agree with you 100 percent if these fools believe brock would not be a fight for fedor they are sadly mistaken, brocks hands are way more heavier than rogers are, he did send a man almost hsi own size flying across the ring for gods sake, and brock has won nearly 200 wrestling matches in college, fedors wrestling game is not as good as brocks, on the ground he would have to rely on his submissions to win, and brock would by far be the strongest opponent fedor has faced so submitting him would not be so easy, he couldnt even submit rogers! lmao yeah.........i hate it when people under estimate brock just because hes new to the sport, hasnt he proved himself enough? hitman is a fool, and no ones prime was better than fedors in history?? ali and tysons primes both pass fedors by a mile, fedor really has had too many high caliber opponents and the ones that use to be high caliber were not on a roll when they got to him, go look at the history and the fight records, the ex ufc people left or got kicked out of the ufc for a reason, they werent the best of the best anymore.....point blank

Reply | @PRE-EMPTIVE STRIKE<\/a> - i agree with you 100 percent if these fools believe brock would not be a fight for fedor they are sadly mistaken, brocks hands are way more heavier than rogers are, he did send a man almost hsi own size flying across the ring for gods sake, and brock has won nearly 200 wrestling matches in college, fedors wrestling game is not as good as brocks, on the ground he would have to rely on his submissions to win, and brock would by far be the strongest opponent fedor has faced so submitting him would not be so easy, he couldnt even submit rogers! lmao yeah.........i hate it when people under estimate brock just because hes new to the sport, hasnt he proved himself enough? hitman is a fool, and no ones prime was better than fedors in history?? ali and tysons primes both pass fedors by a mile, fedor really has had too many high caliber opponents and the ones that use to be high caliber were not on a roll when they got to him, go look at the history and the fight records, the ex ufc people left or got kicked out of the ufc for a reason, they werent the best of the best anymore.....point blank'); return false;"> Quote

By: MavV

MavV — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 23:21:24 +0000

@Frank - Yeah... you were pretty much right on

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By: MavV

MavV — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 23:18:32 +0000

@PRE-EMPTIVE STRIKE - I never said I want Fedor to face less competition. I'd love to see Fedor fight in the UFC, but looking at the list of big fighters, many of the top 10 heavyweights are still non-UFC. Josh Barnett (regardless of steroids) is usually up in the top 5, Arlovski up in the top 10 (despite his losses to Fedor and Rogers, many still believe that he can stand toe-to-toe with the other top 10). Rogers and Carwin are often ranked alongside each other (some rank Carwin above Rogers, others Rogers above Carwin). So with that said... the UFC hardly has a monopoly on heavyweight talent. When it comes down to it, business is what keeps us frome seeing what we wanna see... Fedor vs. Lesnar. Fedor's management will likely never let him sign with UFC without some sort of clause for M-1. UFC doesn't want the fight bad enough that they would be willing to co-promote with a much smaller organization. There's no upside for UFC if Lesnar lost to a guy from another organization and they'd rather not risk it regardless of how much money they'd get from that one fight. We're arguing about ranks here and I'm just trying making my predictions based on what I see. Fedor is still either 1 or 2 in the world and I'm leaning toward 1.

Reply | @PRE-EMPTIVE STRIKE<\/a> - \r\nI never said I want Fedor to face less competition. I\'d love to see Fedor fight in the UFC, but looking at the list of big fighters, many of the top 10 heavyweights are still non-UFC. Josh Barnett (regardless of steroids) is usually up in the top 5, Arlovski up in the top 10 (despite his losses to Fedor and Rogers, many still believe that he can stand toe-to-toe with the other top 10). Rogers and Carwin are often ranked alongside each other (some rank Carwin above Rogers, others Rogers above Carwin). So with that said... the UFC hardly has a monopoly on heavyweight talent. \r\n\r\nWhen it comes down to it, business is what keeps us frome seeing what we wanna see... Fedor vs. Lesnar. Fedor\'s management will likely never let him sign with UFC without some sort of clause for M-1. UFC doesn\'t want the fight bad enough that they would be willing to co-promote with a much smaller organization. There\'s no upside for UFC if Lesnar lost to a guy from another organization and they\'d rather not risk it regardless of how much money they\'d get from that one fight. We\'re arguing about ranks here and I\'m just trying making my predictions based on what I see. Fedor is still either 1 or 2 in the world and I\'m leaning toward 1.'); return false;"> Quote