On Thursday afternoon, Koscheck was asked by his clothing sponsor, Dethrone Royalty, who he was interested in making his comeback fight against. While most assumed he was eyeballing the Octagon’s debut in San Jose this coming winter, the controversial wrestler also decided to drop the 185-pound bomb on the Twitter universe.
Showing posts with label Josh Koscheck. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Josh Koscheck. Show all posts
Friday, July 8, 2011
Monday, June 13, 2011
Bonnar Wants To Kick Koscheck's A$$
Bonnar is currently in a lawsuit involving Josh Koscheck and his likeness on a new line of T-shirts that is turning heads.
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Anthony Johnson: Just Get It Done
Anthony Johnson has just come off a fresh win this last Saturday against Dan Hardy. Hardy and Johnson with mutual respect, came into the fight promising an all-out slug fest guaranteed to end in a knockout. The truth of the fight was, that statement couldn't have been farther from the truth.
The bout lasted a full fifteen minutes and in a unanimous decision, Johnson took the cake. A visibly disappointed Hardy had a right to be down because the fight against the San Jose local fighter handed 'The Outlaw' his third straight loss.
His plan to take Hardy into the ground game was a tactic he learned from watching Koscheck fight. Kos guaranteed a KO as well against Paul Daley and then went to the ground for a full fifteen minutes for the unanimous decision. Johnson credits his win to his training partner and hard work.
"It wasn't my best performance, but as I said in my interviews, I just needed to win," he said. "I could have stood and banged with him. No problem. But why would I stand and bang when I know his absolute weakness is takedown defense and being on his back?
"I don't care what people think. ... My performance wasn't what I wanted it to be, but I'll take it."
Still, Johnson thinks Hardy should be commended for the performance. He heard Hardy "gurgling" during an arm-triangle choke but knew he'd "have to shoot him" to get him to quit in the fight.
He expected that kind of toughness.
"He won't give up," Johnson said. "I respect that. He's the toughest guy in the division. I don't doubt that at all."
Source and Article: MMA Junkie
The bout lasted a full fifteen minutes and in a unanimous decision, Johnson took the cake. A visibly disappointed Hardy had a right to be down because the fight against the San Jose local fighter handed 'The Outlaw' his third straight loss.
His plan to take Hardy into the ground game was a tactic he learned from watching Koscheck fight. Kos guaranteed a KO as well against Paul Daley and then went to the ground for a full fifteen minutes for the unanimous decision. Johnson credits his win to his training partner and hard work.
"It wasn't my best performance, but as I said in my interviews, I just needed to win," he said. "I could have stood and banged with him. No problem. But why would I stand and bang when I know his absolute weakness is takedown defense and being on his back?
"I don't care what people think. ... My performance wasn't what I wanted it to be, but I'll take it."
Still, Johnson thinks Hardy should be commended for the performance. He heard Hardy "gurgling" during an arm-triangle choke but knew he'd "have to shoot him" to get him to quit in the fight.
He expected that kind of toughness.
"He won't give up," Johnson said. "I respect that. He's the toughest guy in the division. I don't doubt that at all."
Source and Article: MMA Junkie
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