I am bummed out that Walker is out but what a match it will be with Kyle being substituted!! Kyle is a beast! I think it is too close to call on Henderson's fight with Babalu. This is a solid fight card.

What happened to Herschel, he woke up and realized at 46 maybe getting hit in the face by younger strong more technically sound professional was not the best idea of the day?

^ did he say that cause i really like herschel (go dawgs) and wanted to see him fight a few more times and hopefully fight a real fighter (good not a joke free win like the last guy he faught and im sure the next one he fights meybe kimbo? super freakshow fight lol).

Posh "if" you really like good ole dawgy dawg Herschel then you wouldn't want him to fight a real pro bro. Look what happened to Johnny Morton. These guys keep on going till this happens




Yeah, he exited the ring on a stretcher.....

xbox.UCLANUPE wrote:Posh "if" you really like good ole dawgy dawg Herschel then you wouldn't want him to fight a real pro bro. Look what happened to Johnny Morton. These guys keep on going till this happens




Yeah, he exited the ring on a stretcher.....

lol i also said hopefully in a few fights as in he proves by some miracle hes actually decent and how good do you have to be to leg kick kimbo 2 times and win lol.

Herschel suffered a cut during sparring and it wouldn't be healed in time. I like Walker. He is 46 and to be in the shape that he is in is incredible. A majority of the fighters start out fighting "no names", and gain experience. There is nothing wrong with Walker fighting someone that has as little experience as he does. The fighter they had lined up did have experience. Say what you want, but to want to step into the cage, especially when you are over 40 is nothing to laugh at.

On another note, Mike Kyle will win in first round TKO.

It takes courage to step onto the gridiron where just about every play for a runningback is like have a 25-30 mph car accident over and over. Courage to me with guys like him is NEVER the issue.

Wise, prudent, smart those are the things that concern me with these guys. I guess they want to "test" themselves, but I can think of about 100 ways to do that without having to get KTFO in the process.

xbox.UCLANUPE wrote:It takes courage to step onto the gridiron where just about every play for a runningback is like have a 25-30 mph car accident over and over. Courage to me with guys like him is NEVER the issue.

Wise, prudent, smart those are the things that concern me with these guys. I guess they want to "test" themselves, but I can think of about 100 ways to do that without having to get KTFO in the process.

Well said, very well said actually. I especially can relate to that comparison to a car accident and if I should ever forget that, the scars from the surgeon's blade on my neck and knee work as a reminder..