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way26 · 02-18-2008

Most definately, Lesnar would eat him up. Beating Tank really doesn't prove a thing. Tank is a non-issue in the MMA world nowadays with 1 win in his last 9 fights i believe going back to 1998. Good grief.

Now people are tossing out guys for him to fight next. Ken Shamrock, Antonio Silva...dude. As old as Shamrock is I still think he would sub Kimbo and Silva would humiliate him. Kimbo has a long way to go, not saying he has no potential, but IMO he's not ready to even crack into the top 30 yet.

All that aside, Kimbo is a fun guy to watch fight. He's definately not afraid to put himself in danger to get a KO, and a guy like that rarely puts on a boring fight. I doubt he'll ever be a top tier fighter, but you don't have to be if you put on exciting fights, people will tune in.

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way26 Bar Room Brawler Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Las Vegas, NV Favourite Fighter: Georges St. Pierre Posts: 331 Fight Betting Cash: $33000	Most definately, Lesnar would eat him up. Beating Tank really doesn't prove a thing. Tank is a non-issue in the MMA world nowadays with 1 win in his last 9 fights i believe going back to 1998. Good grief. Now people are tossing out guys for him to fight next. Ken Shamrock, Antonio Silva...dude. As old as Shamrock is I still think he would sub Kimbo and Silva would humiliate him. Kimbo has a long way to go, not saying he has no potential, but IMO he's not ready to even crack into the top 30 yet. All that aside, Kimbo is a fun guy to watch fight. He's definately not afraid to put himself in danger to get a KO, and a guy like that rarely puts on a boring fight. I doubt he'll ever be a top tier fighter, but you don't have to be if you put on exciting fights, people will tune in. __________________ Last edited by way26; 02-18-2008 at 11:03 PM.