i thought he won the fight // so did most of the people at ringside except the judges ?? ps-on the plus he did win a 100,000 bonus but WTF ????
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I gave the fight squarely to Akiyama. He was taking the fight to Belchar and was the one scoring takedowns and controling the octagon. It definately wasnt a UD type fight as Mavs said. However I was good with the decision since I never really thought Belchar established himself well enough. I don't remember the fight super well but if I remember correctly Akiyama had the takedown advantage like 4-1 and neither fighter was landing a whole lot in the standup game. Usually that means that whoever establishes the easiest to see points wins and that was Akiyama.
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Originally posted by poskid View PostI gave the fight squarely to Akiyama. He was taking the fight to Belchar and was the one scoring takedowns and controling the octagon. It definately wasnt a UD type fight as Mavs said. However I was good with the decision since I never really thought Belchar established himself well enough. I don't remember the fight super well but if I remember correctly Akiyama had the takedown advantage like 4-1 and neither fighter was landing a whole lot in the standup game. Usually that means that whoever establishes the easiest to see points wins and that was Akiyama.
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30-27 was out of wack but the overall decision based on the winner was actually one of the better scored bouts in a while in MMA. IMO
P.S Chung Akiyama is so freakin huge in japan brother i can't even tell you, it's not like the ufc said we better give it akiyama, actually ufc has always scored against native japanese fighters from what i have seen and experienced but that's just MO.
Akiyama once sang a song in front of like 20,000 fans or something crazy for his intro,produced by DJ OZMA it was nuts, if i can find a clip i'll send it to you. There is not even close to 20,000 ufc fans that would gather to watch their favorite fighter sing a song.....my point is if he did lose he would just go back to japan and sign with DREAM and make more $, not to mention having his fan base. (He is also hated and booed a lot because of his "sexy" ways) (salons, manicures he does all that) it just depends what event and who he is fighting, the same people that boo him love him, japan is crazy, and i love them for it. LOL
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i didn't say anything about the guy being japanese,look at my name on this site,LOL,THATS WHY THERE IS CHOCOLATE AND VANILLA,I THOUGHT BELCHER WON THE FIGHT IN A CLOSE DECISION,you guys know me,black,white,asian,makes no diff to me-I CALL THEM LIKE I SEE THEM !!Last edited by WayneChung; 07-14-2009, 09:55 PM.DON'T YOU EAT THE YELLOW SNOW !! PS-MARVIN LOVES SPLIT SALAD !!
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Originally posted by WayneChung View Posti didn't bet on the fight guys so really WGAF !!!!
chung i am with you buddy.Fight was alot closer than the judges 30-27.i felt like it could have went eithe way and i had my $$$$ on akiyama.When you have your $$$$$$$$ on a guy you seem to see all of his punches more and are more confident or get a good feel on the decision because you are watching him.i did not get the feeling he won by alotMLB 2012***100-98 +$215 OR +2.15 UNITS
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Originally posted by MR Pain View Postsorry chung i was just trying to give you a little background on akiyama, and my opionion on fighters that transfer from japan to the ufc.
my 1 word answer to your question is NO.DON'T YOU EAT THE YELLOW SNOW !! PS-MARVIN LOVES SPLIT SALAD !!
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sherdog on tuna sashimi vs belcher !! What happened: Akiyama, the former K-1 Hero’s light heavyweight tournament champion, made a successful North American debut. In doing so, the 33-year-old judo ace hardly made use of his supreme ground fighting skills and instead fought the majority of the bout on his feet against Belcher, an accomplished striker.
While the argument can be made the American got the better of the exchanges on the feet -- he knocked down his opponent in the first round and closed his left eye completely in the third -- Akiyama clearly showed his superiority when the fight did hit the mat.
Forecast for Akiyama: The Zainichi Korean fought the type of fight preferred by UFC brass -- i.e. a stand-up battle -- and was rewarded with “Fight of the Night” honors. Consequently, he has moved into the upper half of the promotion’s middleweight division, with possible fights against Patrick Cote, Dan Miller or the loser of Nate Marquardt-Demian Maia looming on the horizon.
Forecast for Belcher: “The Talent” returns to the drawing board after a tough loss in arguably the biggest fight of his nearly three-year-long UFC run. Belcher remains a strong stand-up fighter and wields underrated jiu-jitsu skills, but he needs to work on his wrestling in order to take his game to the next level. Someone like CB Dollaway, Drew McFedries or Chael Sonnen could be next.DON'T YOU EAT THE YELLOW SNOW !! PS-MARVIN LOVES SPLIT SALAD !!
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