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**Uojeyak** · 02-07-2011, 10:47 PM

yea true but i think gsp should add on some pounds to go into the middleweight division and challenge sliva... gsp is only 165 but he looks more massive than that.. but they are both very technically skilled so it would definately be an interesting fight

GSP is among my top favorites too, but I agree with birko that the trend is for the naturally bigger guy to win.
I admire GSP's disciplined and highly detailed approach to training, I knew of him from the time he was sponsored by Biotest (bodybuilding supplement company).
Some may question what the hell does 'bodybuilding' have to do with MMA, and I'd answer they're probably the best go to guys for properly moving up in weight as well as strength, power and conditioning. Many elite fighters have different specialized coaches.

What do you think of Machida and his unorthodox fighting style?

02-07-2011, 10:47 PM	#16
Uojeyak Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 424 Senior Member	yea true but i think gsp should add on some pounds to go into the middleweight division and challenge sliva... gsp is only 165 but he looks more massive than that.. but they are both very technically skilled so it would definately be an interesting fight GSP is among my top favorites too, but I agree with birko that the trend is for the naturally bigger guy to win. I admire GSP's disciplined and highly detailed approach to training, I knew of him from the time he was sponsored by Biotest (bodybuilding supplement company). Some may question what the hell does 'bodybuilding' have to do with MMA, and I'd answer they're probably the best go to guys for properly moving up in weight as well as strength, power and conditioning. Many elite fighters have different specialized coaches. What do you think of Machida and his unorthodox fighting style?
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