Won the fight without a punch being thrown by either guy! Tried a big kick to open bout … missed completely and fell on the mat… No harm , no foul. Wrestling skills led to throwing in legs and locking up an arm triangle.
Bo Nickal MMA
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He is right about where he should be at this point....you don't rush this in mma
Yeah, could get him in trouble against a better fighter. Hopefully he scraps that.
I can't believe he walked out to Zombie Nation! That is so awesome!
Because Jon Jones is turning 36 this year, hasn’t fought in 3 years, and is new to heavyweight and doesn’t look like all the weight he put on is good. He should win but a lot of unknowns. Also, Gane is 11-1 and only loss was a decision to Ngannou, don’t know why him being French is relevant
This was a tap-out win, right?
I saw the tapping, but was the only one in the room who did, and they only showed replay once.
Buffer called it a “refs stoppage”.
I saw the tapping, but was the only one in the room who did, and they only showed replay once.
Buffer called it a “refs stoppage”.
I never saw the tap but we were watching on an iphone.
Somehow I have come to the realization that waiting just a couple of hours is worth $80, and that $80 is not worth 2 minutes of action. PS - We still love ya Bo.
Truth be told (once again revealing my age), I learned that lesson 35 years ago or more. We had a big pay per view watch party BBQ in the neighborhood for the Tyson vs Frazier fight. Those around back then know it was hyped over the moon and back for years. 17 seconds later, I said I will never do PPV again, and I haven't.
LOL - My roommates and I paid for Tyson vs Buster Douglas for our party while at PSU. Had to look up how favored Tyson was.
Douglas was a 42-to-1 underdog heading into his fight against Tyson, who at the time was 37-0 with 33 knockouts. On Feb. 11, 1990 in Tokyo, Douglas knocked him out in the 10th round
Douglas was a 42-to-1 underdog heading into his fight against Tyson, who at the time was 37-0 with 33 knockouts. On Feb. 11, 1990 in Tokyo, Douglas knocked him out in the 10th round
Here's another great clip with plenty of references to Bo's Penn State background and relationship with Cael and others at PSU.
That was excellent, thanks for posting! I liked where Bo said he is in the PSU wrestling room almost every day. Bo said his responsibilities have changed and he likes mentoring the younger wrestlers. He likes picking Cael's brain on things still and Cael asks Bo his thoughts back. Very insightful.
A short behind the scenes look at Bo's UFC 285 fight day featuring Ant the Champ and Nolf.
Cassar looking fit and trim. Dude is always rocking the toothpick. Probably doesn't even remove it when he goes to the dentist.
And a little bonus clip with AB:
Cassar looking fit and trim. Dude is always rocking the toothpick. Probably doesn't even remove it when he goes to the dentist.
And a little bonus clip with AB:
I consider AB elite, but SNS,he wouldnt come close too beating an in his prime Bo Nickal.
Not sure I agree. Bo would be the favorite but that’s a 1 point match if I’ve ever seen one. AB has elite defense and I can see him slowing Bo down a bit. I would absolutely pay to see this match. Throw DT, Ruth, Mark Hall, Quentin Wright, Matt Brown, and Starocci in and let’s have a tournament!! Now who wouldn’t pay to see that? Whose the number 1 seed?
1)Bo vs 8)Brown
4)Starocci vs 5)AB
3)DT vs 6)Wright
2)Ruth vs 7)Hall
I have the HONOR doing CrossFit with Maddie here in State College, I raised three incredible daughters, she is an amazing athlete and even better woman. So humble and class.
Joe Rogan & Jorge Masvidal Discuss the Talent of Bo Nickal
