Discuss Rampage vs Jardine at UFC 96 at the MMA, UFC, & Boxing within the Wrestling Talk Forums; Originally Posted by p-jersey
Two things favor Jardine:
1. Rampage has been known to not ...
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Re: Rampage vs Jardine at UFC 96

Originally Posted by
p-jersey
Two things favor Jardine:
1. Rampage has been known to not train hard at certain fights and I could see him taking this fight lightly.
2. Rampage has never learned how to check a leg kick. Jardine has great kicks so I am sure he will be throwing them non-stop until Rampage adjusts.
Rampage is extremely heavy handed and accurate with his punches. Jardine has a questionable chin. Look for this fight to end with Page standing over a fallen and unconscious Jardine.

Lets go Brent!
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Re: Rampage vs Jardine at UFC 96

Originally Posted by
Adolf Oliverbush
Rampage is extremely heavy handed and accurate with his punches. Jardine has a questionable chin. Look for this fight to end with Page standing over a fallen and unconscious Jardine.
I would also expect Rampage to win.
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Originally Posted by
Adolf Oliverbush
Rampage is extremely heavy handed and accurate with his punches. Jardine has a questionable chin. Look for this fight to end with Page standing over a fallen and unconscious Jardine.
I hope this is true, but two things worry me:
1. The aforementioned lack of willingness to check leg kicks by Rampage.
2. The gameplans of Greg Jackson.
Here's to a Rampage victory!
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Re: Rampage vs Jardine at UFC 96
I don't believe that Jardine has the tools to execute a game plan that defeats Rampage Jackson. He is probably better off throwing bombs and hoping to hurt Page. From a strategic stand point, Jardine wants to fight from a distance and use kicks to keep the former light heavyweight champion off of him and in order to rack up points. The problem with that is that he has to avoid Page from getting inside and hurting him. With Jackson's excellent head movement and level changes, this will prove too much for Jardine to overcome. Quinton walks right through him, shades of Wanderlei Silva.

Lets go Brent!
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Re: Rampage vs Jardine at UFC 96
"UFC President Dana White was a recent guest on the syndicated local California Radio Show, The Tom Leykis Show. While his appearance on the show was brief, he had some interesting things to say regarding the Light Heavyweight division. In particular White said that if Lyoto Machida is victorious over Thiago Silva on Jan 31st, then he will be granted a title shot for the Light Heavyweight Championship. However, he went on to say that if Silva gets the win over Machida, Silva will still need one more victory under his belt before he is granted a title opportunity."
As I said this gives my man Machida a shot at the title.
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Re: Rampage vs Jardine at UFC 96

Originally Posted by
p-jersey
"UFC President Dana White was a recent guest on the syndicated local California Radio Show, The Tom Leykis Show. While his appearance on the show was brief, he had some interesting things to say regarding the Light Heavyweight division. In particular White said that if Lyoto Machida is victorious over Thiago Silva on Jan 31st, then he will be granted a title shot for the Light Heavyweight Championship. However, he went on to say that if Silva gets the win over Machida, Silva will still need one more victory under his belt before he is granted a title opportunity."
As I said this gives my man Machida a shot at the title.
Machita and Rashad could be a really boring 5 rounder. If there are no contract concerns with Machita, than Dana is probably dragging his feet on giving him a title shot since he can be boring. He's worthy of one certainly.
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Re: Rampage vs Jardine at UFC 96

Originally Posted by
clmetal
Machita and Rashad could be a really boring 5 rounder. If there are no contract concerns with Machita, than Dana is probably dragging his feet on giving him a title shot since he can be boring. He's worthy of one certainly.
Yea it could be an extremely boring fight as they are both counter strikers. I am hoping Machida opens up this fight and puts a beating on Silva.
I think Machida was overly cautious against Tito because of his nerves and Titos wrestling. The fight before that he was pretty aggressive and tore apart Sokoudjou. He dominated Nakamura and dropped Hoger 3 times and Hoger has a way of making a lot of fighters look bad. Machida has also knocked out Franklin and Bonnar.
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Maybe, but if you aren't coming at him hard, it will look like he is dancing too much and the fans will boo and the fight will be lame. A 5 rounder like that would be a terrible main event. He's good, but needs someone to press him to make fireworks. Wanderlei would be a neat matchup (unless he has a connection to Chute Box)
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Re: Rampage vs Jardine at UFC 96
Jardine sticks to the Chuck Liddell game plan and kicks Rampage into submission.
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