I preset to you the sickest kick ever landed in MMA.

And here it is again from multiple angles:

So I have a prediction for Lesnar vs. Carwin tomorrow night: Carwin by knockout–first round. The reason is simple: Carwin has 75% of Lesnar’s wrestling and size (which negates most of the advantage he’s had over others), but I don’t think Lesnar can handle Carwin’s power.

As evidence I offer the fact that Lesnar has been hitable in the past, and those hits were moderately effective. Basically, if he was bothered to some degree by Mir and Coture’s strikes, he’s not going to like Carwin hitting him at all.

Bottom line: Carwin’s main weapon–power–is something that is a problem for Lesnar, while Lesnar’s main weapon–size and wrestling–is something that Carwin almost negates. Victory to Carwin, first round, by knockout.

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Inhuman. Superhuman.

Doubly insane: 1) the move itself, and 2) that it was performed against Anderson Silva.

Maybe rhinos or polar bears, but not humans. It’s simply unfair.

My buddy Ken’s Jujitsu coach is a contestant on the Ultimate Fighter, and here’s some video of him competing in a Jujitsu competition.

These are the fights that would tear the fabric of space-time, but in a good way.

1. Uriah Faber vs. B.J. Penn

   
   

   
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   Urijah Faber is like everyone else on this list — *inhuman*. He simply needs to be tested against others with superpowers. Him destroying mortalfolk over in the WEC is becoming 1) unfair, and 2) uninteresting.

   He’s around 145, and could easily meet B.J. Penn at 155. Hell, B.J.’s so cool he’d probably go down to meet him. Alternate ending: he could also easily fight St. Pierre since St. Pierre is a 155 fighter as well.

2. St. Pierre vs. Anderson Silva

   
   

   
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   Ok, this is truly sick. Check it. Silva fights at 185. St. Pierre fights at 155. That’s thirty pounds. So they meet at 170. Silva drops 15; St. Pierre gains 15. This is possible, and it would be unGodly.

3. Fedor vs. Anderson Silva






There are no words. This is the fight of our time. Think about it—Fedor is a small heavyweight. Anderson Silva stays at 205 and Fedor comes down to meet him. So imagine Fedor, only way faster. OMG.