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Posted on 6/21/14 at 9:39 am to LSU alum wannabe
Machino?
155 is my preferred fight weight
I walk around 175 normally
In proper fight shape i am about 168
155 is my preferred fight weight
I walk around 175 normally
In proper fight shape i am about 168
Posted on 6/21/14 at 9:52 am to KBeezy
Nothing to be ashamed of man.. Hold your head up high.. Lesson learned.. Keep on grinding and hopefully we can see you do it again
Posted on 6/21/14 at 10:27 am to KBeezy
Dang that is a shitton of weight to shed for 155. When is the last time you fought in that class?
Posted on 6/21/14 at 10:53 am to KBeezy
quote:
155 is my preferred fight weight
Do you gas as well when you are fighting that "fat"? I mean you can't possibly be doing the same amount of cardio to keep a higher weight, or are you and just eating a shite ton more?
I understand the not being physically big enough. Like BJ Penn fighting GSP. It sounds great but BJ looked fluffy and still is outsized. Just wondered if your cardio was compromised with fighting at that weight. Or is it just a physically bigger man just as skilled as you is probably gonna beat your arse?
Cool to talk to you. Rest up and good luck next fight. Enjoy your cheat meals. If you do that.
Posted on 6/21/14 at 11:09 am to LSU alum wannabe
quote:
Do you gas as well when you are fighting that "fat"? I mean you can't possibly be doing the same amount of cardio to keep a higher weight, or are you and just eating a shite ton more?
I'm
Not keeping a higher weight
I am the same size at when I fight at 155 as when I fight at 170
Posted on 6/21/14 at 11:16 am to LSUtoOmaha
quote:
Dang that is a shitton of weight to shed for 155. When is the last time you fought in that class?
Last summer I fought at 155
I had a scheduled bout in February or so at 160 but they pulled out last minute
Tentatively scheduled for 155 August 2nd on a small show, then again back in legacy august 29th
Posted on 6/21/14 at 11:19 am to KBeezy
quote:
I am the same size at when I fight at 155 as when I fight at 170
But is cardio the same? You are cutting down to make 155 so you can do more cardio? Or is that totally incorrect and you are doing the same cardio no matter what and just sweating out a few pounds to get 155?
And you said "168" 13 pounds are easily recoverable? You are saying you walk in the ring at 168?
Posted on 6/21/14 at 2:32 pm to LSU alum wannabe
Correct walk in the ring at 168
So that cut would be water weight
That is what "cut" it when it refers to combat sports
For instance, around thanksgiving and Christmas I can get up to a nice chunky 190
Then I start training and I'll get down to around 170. I will then cut to 155 for a fight, and walk in the ring at 170ish
But it would be inaccurate for me to say I cut from 190. I was just out of shape. My actual cut was only from 170
Just like my opponent this bout last night. He took the fight at 205 pounds 7 weeks out
He diet and trained down to 190, and cut to 170. Walked in the cage at 170
But I would not say that he cut from 205 to 170. He was just carrying a lot of fat
And by a lot I am not talking like a huge fatty. Me at 185 or so still has a 4 pack of abs
But dropping just 5% of body fat will drop my weight like 8 pounds. So going from 17-18% down to under 10% will get me from 185 to 168 easy
So that cut would be water weight
That is what "cut" it when it refers to combat sports
For instance, around thanksgiving and Christmas I can get up to a nice chunky 190
Then I start training and I'll get down to around 170. I will then cut to 155 for a fight, and walk in the ring at 170ish
But it would be inaccurate for me to say I cut from 190. I was just out of shape. My actual cut was only from 170
Just like my opponent this bout last night. He took the fight at 205 pounds 7 weeks out
He diet and trained down to 190, and cut to 170. Walked in the cage at 170
But I would not say that he cut from 205 to 170. He was just carrying a lot of fat
And by a lot I am not talking like a huge fatty. Me at 185 or so still has a 4 pack of abs
But dropping just 5% of body fat will drop my weight like 8 pounds. So going from 17-18% down to under 10% will get me from 185 to 168 easy
Posted on 6/21/14 at 2:34 pm to UncleRuckus
quote:
2 fights in 4 weeks?
I tried to get a fight today. Like literally tonight at the WFC at the belle of Baton Rouge
I got permission last night from the LA athletic commission, got cleared by the doctor, and called the promoter
Told him I would fight for cheap, I just want to fight to get this performance out of my head
Alas there was no room though. No opponent
But, august 2, August 29, and maybe sept 12
Port Allen, tunica ms, Baton Rouge
Posted on 6/21/14 at 2:40 pm to KBeezy
quote:Keep us posted on the details of these!
KBeezy
Posted on 6/21/14 at 5:21 pm to KBeezy
Be careful with trying to cram all those fights into a 6-7 week window.
You've got no reason to be down on yourself, you have more balls than any of us.
Keep training, stay focused, and learn and grow everyday.
Most importantly, don't discount yourself financially. Use your notoriety here and keep building a fanbase, get you a website up, start marketing yourself, find some investors in your homebase and put on some shows yourself when you're not fighting, network network and network, document everything, use youtube to your advantage.
You've got no reason to be down on yourself, you have more balls than any of us.
Keep training, stay focused, and learn and grow everyday.
Most importantly, don't discount yourself financially. Use your notoriety here and keep building a fanbase, get you a website up, start marketing yourself, find some investors in your homebase and put on some shows yourself when you're not fighting, network network and network, document everything, use youtube to your advantage.
Posted on 6/21/14 at 5:26 pm to KBeezy
I still remember you kicking Phillipe Nover's arse like it was yesterday
Posted on 6/21/14 at 5:30 pm to CtotheVrzrbck
quote:
Be careful with trying to cram all those fights into a 6-7 week window.
You've got no reason to be down on yourself, you have more balls than any of us.
Keep training, stay focused, and learn and grow everyday.
Most importantly, don't discount yourself financially. Use your notoriety here and keep building a fanbase, get you a website up, start marketing yourself, find some investors in your homebase and put on some shows yourself when you're not fighting, network network and network, document everything, use youtube to your advantage.
Posted on 6/21/14 at 5:40 pm to lsu480
Beezy made it all the way to the UFC but idiots here feel they need to give him advice on how to manage his career.
Posted on 6/21/14 at 5:48 pm to stout
He's not there now is he? It's a bigger fight to get back up that mountain once you've already been there and deemed not up to par.
Posted on 6/21/14 at 5:49 pm to CtotheVrzrbck
Who else have you coached up into any profession sport? Ever?
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