Originally Posted by TLV

There is no such thing as "short temper".....what there is is a deliberate failure to excercise self-control..........or alternatively an inability to conform one's conduct to that which is required by law(that is a sign of mental disease of course)

Originally Posted by thoughtbombing

where do you wrestle... I'm going to sign up for a tourney, talk trash on your mother and take advantage of your total loss of the pace and distance of the match ahead of you

Originally Posted by JensenS

As of right now I'd agree with Zapp's picks as the top 3, the order of the three is debatable and probably comes down to just personal preference.

I'd put Saitiev right now JUST below those three, however should he win his 9th Gold tomorrow in arguably the toughest world level bracket ever it'd get really hard to deny him that top spot.

Originally Posted by JensenS

1. Bouvaisa Saitiev
2a. Arsen Fadzaev
2b. John Smith
2c. Sergei Beloglazov

Originally Posted by Zapp Brannigan

Henry Cejuod is now the correct answer.

Originally Posted by quick_single

Fadzaev, Beloglazov, Smith, Saitiev.

Originally Posted by TLV

"Short temper" is an excuse for lack of self control.
I can't tell you how often I"ve run into spouse/child abusers who use the excuse "I have a short temper' to justify beating the hell out of someone that isn't capable of fighting back effectively. The same guy will take crap from his boss without batting an eye because they know that the result will be pain to them.

GR13, you REALLY think that you'd have a 'short temper' if Satiev shot off his mouth to you??

I have my doubts.

Get over your "short temper" excuse before you run into a judge.........