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Fabian Edwards vs. Lyoto Machida | Bellator 281
The younger brother of UFC welterweight champion Leon Edwards, Fabian Edwards (11-2) is trying to make a name for himself. He’s beaten one legend of the sport and is looking to add another big name to his resume in order to secure a shot at the Bellator Middleweight champion.
Edwards will face off against Gegard Mousasi (49-8-2) this Friday (May 12) in the main event of Bellator 296.
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Luke Rockhold Says He Would "F***ing Kill" Alex Pereira in 10 Seconds on the Ground
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Is this the next Karate Combat Super Fight?
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For the the Street Fighter Reboot movie or TV series, I nominated Umar Khan as Dhalsim, Yamamotoyama Ryūta or Takato Yonemoto as Edmond Honda (E. Honda), Martin Sensmeier as Thunderhawk (T. Hawk), Israel Adesanya as Donald Jackson (Dee Jay), Fabrício Werdum, Tanoai Reed, Lateef Crowder or Lyoto Machida as Blanka, Abbas Alizadeh, Andy Le or Aarif Rahman as Fei-Long, Momona Tamada or Ella Jay Basco as Sakura Kasugano and Darren E. Scott as Akuma.
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Fedor Emelianenko: The Dynasty And Reign Of “The Last Emperor”
Fedor Emelianenko ended his MMA career with the same stoic look that many of us have become accustomed to over the years. His face was reddened as blood dripped off his lip onto the canvas as many of MMA’s legends came inside the ring to bid “The Last Emperor” goodbye. Quinton “Rampage” Jackson, Royce Gracie, Josh Barnett, Renzo Gracie, Randy Couture, and Matt Hughes all entered the ring at Bellator 290 to share Emelianenko’s last moments inside the cage. It was a touching moment for hardcore MMA fans to see one of the sport’s first legends get a worthy sendoff.
Unfortunately, we didn’t get the happy ending we were looking for as it took Ryan Bader only two and a half minutes to force referee Herb Dean to step in and save Fedor as he unleashed a vicious ground-and-pound.
That’s just how things go in mixed martial arts. Legends rarely get a happy ending. Only a few like Georges St-Pierre have been able to walk off into the sunset on their terms. Every legend who stepped into the cage to send Emelianenko off was all too familiar with the emotions that must have been going on inside Fedor despite his outward stoic appearance.
Rampage lost three of his last four fights before announcing his retirement. Ironically, his last loss was to Fedor. Matt Hughes lost his last two fights via knockouts, while Randy Couture was knocked out by Lyoto Machida in his last outing.
Fedor’s decision to fight one more time at the age of 46, almost two years since his last fight will be questioned for quite some time. Many fans would have been happy with a simple ceremony honoring one of MMA’s greatest fighters, with legends of the sport coming inside the cage to shake his hand, but the possibility of retiring with Bellator’s heavyweight title was probably too tempting. It wasn’t the ending many fans wanted, but Fedor’s legacy will not be affected by it. He can leave the sport with his head held high, knowing he won four of his last six fights while fighting way past his prime.
The Reign, Legend, And Dynasty Of Fedor Emelianenko
(vía Fedor Emelianenko: The Dynasty And Reign Of “The Last Emperor” | Evolve Daily)
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Ex-UFC champ Luke Rockhold knocks out Joe Schilling at Karate Combat 45, calls out Lyoto Machida http://dlvr.it/T5nD7R
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∀ Lyoto Machida Hand Signed 8x10 Photo JSA COA Autograph UFC Fighter http://blog.collectingall.com/T520J6 📌 shrsl.com/4fuj5 📌
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Nada que possua grande valor vem fácil. As coisas que mais estimamos são as que mais suamos para conseguir. As turbulências e os momentos difíceis enobrecem nossas conquistas.
- Lyoto Machida.
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Fabian Edwards KOs Lyoto Machida - Bellator 281
This is a cruel game, folks.
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The Power of Persistence in Achieving Success
Our greatest weakness lies in giving up. The most certain way to succeed is always to try just one more time.” - Thomas A. Edison
“If you gave up, you’ve already lost. If you keep going, you get to a new level.” - Lyoto Machida
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“No matter how hard the battle gets, or no matter how many people don’t believe in your dream, never give up!” - Eric Thomas
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“You just can’t beat the person who never gives up.” - Babe Ruth
“The only way to do great work is to love what you do. If you haven’t found it yet, keep looking. Don’t settle. As with all matters of the heart, you’ll know when you find it.” - Steve Jobs
Persevere and Prevail
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Female Martial Arts Evolution: Empowerment and Representation
Martial arts have a long history, and throughout their development, they have seen tremendous changes, especially in regard to the inclusion and empowerment of women. The journey of women in martial arts will be discussed in this blog, along with how the top karate programs available online are essential to their empowerment and representation.
Women in Martial Arts: Overcoming Obstacles and Paving the Way
Although women have traditionally practiced martial arts, their participation wasn't always praised or encouraged. But times have changed, and now, in part because of the accessibility of online karate training, women are making great advancements in the martial arts.
The Historical Obstacles Women in Martial Arts Face
Bias and Gender Stereotypes
Due to historical perceptions that males predominated in the martial arts, bigotry and stereotypes against women were prevalent. Women who pursued martial arts typically had to face societal norms and biases, making it a difficult path to take.
Opportunities and representation are limited
Women had few options for martial arts training and competition in the past. Their advancement in the industry was further hampered by the absence of representation in leadership positions and as instructors.
Trailblazing Women in Martial Arts: Breaking Through
There have always been trailblazing women who overcame these obstacles despite these difficulties. Future generations of female martial artists now have role models like judoka Ronda Rousey, fighter Michelle Waterson, and karate great Lyoto Machida's sister, Chinzo Machida.
A Game Changer for Women in Martial Arts: Online Karate Classes
Accessible Training Anytime, Anywhere
The practice of martial arts has been transformed by the development of online karate lessons. Today, women may obtain excellent teaching and direction from the convenience of their homes, overcoming logistical and geographic hurdles.
Empowerment and Self-Confidence
Online courses not only teach martial arts techniques but also foster empowerment and self-confidence. Women who participate in these courses find themselves more self-assured and capable, both in martial arts and in life.
Creating a Community of Support
Online martial arts communities for women are another benefit of using these sites. Women are motivated and inspired to continue their martial arts training by this sense of community.
Empowering Women in Martial Arts: The Best Online Karate Classes
World-Class Instructors
World-class instructors, including accomplished female martial artists, are found in the greatest online karate classes. This inclusion gives women mentors and role models who are aware of their particular struggles and goals.
Programmers for Customized Training
Online courses offer individualized training plans that take into account student needs and objectives. Due to its versatility, women can learn martial arts at their own speed and according to their personal preferences.
celebrating inclusion and diversity
Women of all ages, socioeconomic backgrounds, and skill levels are welcomed in online karate lessons, which emphasise diversity and inclusivity. As a result, more women may access martial arts, cultivating a sense of acceptance and belonging.
Overall, the development of women in martial arts has been a fantastic path filled with obstacles, victories, and untapped potential. The top online karate programs are now essential in empowering women and advancing their representation in martial arts. In order to ensure that women continue to succeed and leave their mark in the martial arts community, these classes dismantle barriers, offer top-notch instruction, and establish a supportive environment.
We appreciate your participation in our empowering and representational journey. Together, we can honors the outstanding accomplishments of women in martial arts and encourage new generations to take up this empowering practice.
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watching this video on Jon Jones made me remember my family met Lyoto Machida irl at a mma event and my mom even got his autograph.
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