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Now I'm curious how true the rumors that BJ Penn was cutting down to 155 in order to claim the upcoming UFC light weight title. Everyone seemed to be sure that he was dropping from 170 and that he would instantly be a top contender for the 155 belt. If he was in the middle of that and now has to turn around and regain whatever he cut to get back up to Hughes' weight he may have a problem.
Of course I never saw any solid evidence he was making that cut and I'm not sure anyone ever confirmed it. If he does show up in optimal physical condition I'm predicting another win (although not as easy this time) and championship reign for Penn. Might only last as long as GSP's injury though. Their first fight was close. |
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Wow that sucks! I was really wanting to see that. I think Hughes will destroy Penn. Hughes has gotten so much better while havent seen Penn do anything. Hughes in the first round, another lame match.
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Wow that sucks! I was really wanting to see that. I think Hughes will destroy Penn. Hughes has gotten so much better while havent seen Penn do anything. Hughes in the first round, another lame match.
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Penn should have to work his way up in order to get another shot at Hughes. He's only had one fight since returning to the UFC and he lost. That's kinda ridiculous. In my opinion, Diego is more entitled to a shot than BJ Penn is. Even if Penn beat Hughes ages ago, he should still have to work his way up the ranks. Maybe fight a Josh Burkman, Nick Diaz, Spencer Fisher, Drew Fickett or something. Then he'd be a true champ if he beat a few contenders. Regardless, Penn/Hughes II will be entertaining.
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I really don't care about that. Although I would like to see Penn fight some more. Penn has proven himself many times. Royce didnt' have to climb the ranks. Silva isn't going to when he fights Liddell. Penn vs Sanchez would be interesting. I would love to see it but I could care less about him having to climb the ranks. Is it a title fight?
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Penn should have to work his way up in order to get another shot at Hughes. He's only had one fight since returning to the UFC and he lost. That's kinda ridiculous. In my opinion, Diego is more entitled to a shot than BJ Penn is. Even if Penn beat Hughes ages ago, he should still have to work his way up the ranks. Maybe fight a Josh Burkman, Nick Diaz, Spencer Fisher, Drew Fickett or something. Then he'd be a true champ if he beat a few contenders. Regardless, Penn/Hughes II will be entertaining.
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Diego fought last week, I don't see him taking a match a month and a half later. I honestly think Diego would get destroyed against anyone of note, though. He was supposed to get the winner of Hughes/GSP, but I don't know how it will go now that GSP withdrew.
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Yeah I didn't mean Diego should fight Hughes at UFC 63. I just think he's more entitled to a title shot. But Hughes has been tossed a bone his last two fights so he should have to make a difficult defense this time around. Penn is great, he just doesn't deserve it. An undefeated ground and pounder like Diego makes more sense to me, that'll be down the road though cause as you said he just fought.
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Um, you really need to do some research before posting in this thread again.
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Penn beat Hughes before. What makes you think it will be a lame fight?
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Welcome to the real world......no wonder everyone picks on you. Penn is far from a premier fighter. He is not even in the same class as Hughes. Hughes will destroy him and it will be one of his easiest fights.
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