- Leonard Garcia was choked so hard by Jameel Massouh, the former drug mule puked up two cocaine-filled balloons (which had to be cleaned up by the WEC ring janitor in between rounds). The dude's a badass for surviving and pulling out the win after that.
- Jeff Curran just cannot catch a break. Is there no room in this sport for our storied veterans and pioneers?
- The best thing about two wrestlers engaging in a striking contest is that, when one gets hit like Ricardo Lamas did, they get messed up big time.
- Joseph Benavidez got handled. Plain and simple.
- Brian Bowles knocked out Miguel Torres? No! Mullet power never die!
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Showing posts with label Leonard Garcia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Leonard Garcia. Show all posts
Monday, August 10, 2009
Observations From My Couch: WEC 42
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Leonard Garcia,
Miguel Torres,
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Monday, March 2, 2009
Observations From My Couch: WEC 39
- "Are you having trouble sleeping? Are you tired of sleepless nights? Try new 'Rob McCullough and Marcus Hicks', a non-narcotic sleep-aid guaranteed to induce slumber. You'll be snoring within minutes. Note: do not drive or operate heavy machinery."
- Was Chris Mickle really the best the WEC could do? Really?
- What happened to the Bart Palaszewski who was a stud in the IFL? Where did he go? I don't recognize this guy in the cage now. I want the old Bartimus back.
- Damacio Page - powerful enough to knock you out, small enough for your child to keep with the rest of her dolls and stuffed animals.
- Leonard Garcia is a beast. Mike Brown is beaster. Or beastier. Or beastiest. Something like that.
Friday, February 27, 2009
WEC 39 Fun Facts
The "Little League World Championships of Mixed Martial Arts" (a.k.a., WEC 39) is Sunday night on the Versus channel, and the Corpus Christi, Texas event features featherweight champ Mike "Holy Cow I Beat Urijah Faber?!" Brown defending his belt against Leonard Garcia. Here are some fun facts MMA Journalist has compiled concerning the event:
- Garcia's success in the sport has led to a dramatic rise in his popularity within the drug mule community. There's even a dusty and trash-strewn path through the New Mexico desert named after him.
- Brown still can't believe he defeated Urijah Faber. To remind himself, he's had the side of his van painted with a colorful mural depicting the WEC 36 TKO win - although in the mural Brown is dressed as a wizard and Faber is a giant dragon wearing a nameplate that says "Urijah".
- Bart Palaszewski's last name is actually a shortened version of his family name. On his birth certificate, his last name is listed as "Palaszewskidgnsklnaseit93^%O)kd".
- Rob McCullough has never seen an adult video.
- Jose Aldo's striking is so feared, the trainer who holds his focus mitts must attend therapy three times a week.
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Bart Palaszewski,
Jose Aldo,
Leonard Garcia,
Mike Brown,
Rob McCullough,
Urijah Faber,
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Thursday, December 4, 2008
Observations from My Couch: WEC 37
- Joseph Benavidez and Danny Martinez did not impress. But I guess that's why we have a fast-forward button on our DVR, right?
- You have to have a real solid grasp of jiu-jitsu and submission grappling to have appreciated Wagnney Fabiano's chess match with Akitoshi Tamura - which is a shame, because it was a great fight to watch in that regard.
- Based on his performance, there's no question Fabiano is going to give Mike Brown, Urijah Faber and Leonard Garcia a tough time.
- Did Brian Bowles earn a title shot against Miguel Torres with his defeat of Will Ribeiro? I hope not. Bowles showed he's got nothing Torres need worry about.
- Not only did Torres beat Manny Tapia convincingly, but he beat Tapia convincingly at Tapia's own game. Now THAT'S what a champion is made of.
Friday, October 31, 2008
Ex-Drug Mule Leonard Garcia Focused on WEC 36 Bout
Looking to put his days as a drug mule for the Mexican cartel behind him, 145-pound scrapper Leonard Garcia is very focused on his upcoming WEC 36 bout against former UFC champ Jens Pulver - his first bout back since being swept up in a DEA investigation in March. Garcia's arrest and detainment, which kept him on ice for months, left fans wondering if they'd see the man who battled Roger Huerta and Cole Miller in the Octagon ever again. "That's all behind me now," says Garcia, who sometimes regurgitates old cocaine-filled balloons after intense workouts. "I'm an MMA fighter. That's my job. Not ferrying drugs." The November 5th WEC 36 also features a featherweight championship bout between Urijah Faber and Mike Brown and will air live on the Versus cable channel.
Labels:
Cole Miller,
Jens Pulver,
Leonard Garcia,
Mike Brown,
Roger Huerta,
Urijah Faber,
WEC
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