Turns out afterward that he was saying terrible things about Daley's mom and all that. Then sure I knew he was gonna get to Daley. The whole time I see Koscheck talking to him on the ground, I thought it was hilarious and I was carrying on about it. "He actually inspired the idea, he talks so much in the Daley fight and after the fight. We're getting hit up his lawyers at the moment, it's been a pain in the ass."īonnar also made some interesting comments about Koscheck and the now infamous sucker punch from Paul Daley. I didn't think his was gonna sell too much anyway. "Turns out we won't be able to sell his but we will be able to sell the other ones. Anyway, so he didn't like it," Bonnar told Five Knuckles.
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It's kinda a joke, just cartoon versions of the fighters.' His version is called Josh Koshbygosh and he kinda looks like a Cabbage Patch doll, because he really does. 'Like, look we're doing them for all the fighters. "He got wind of it and he didn't like it and I tried to explain it to him firsthand. Koscheck's "Josh Koshbygosh" shirt is pretty cool, right? Not according to Bonnar, who claims Koscheck had his lawyers call about the t-shirt. Stephan Bonnar's new "Trash Talking Kids" t-shirt line is based on real-life fighters like Josh Koscheck, Forrest Griffin and Cain Velasquez. It's a great marketing idea that apparently irks some other UFC fighters. He also has a partnership with King's MMA in Huntington Beach, Ca., and got to work with Mauricio Rua, Wanderlei Silva, Renato "Babalu" Sobral and Fabricio Werdum. For this camp, Junior dos Santos and the Nogueiras were down in Brazilian, so Munoz had to change things up.Īt his own gym, Reign Training Center in Lake Forest, Ca., he worked with Jason "Mayhem" Miller. Munoz (10-2, 7-2 UFC) has been drilling his jiu-jitsu for the last few years with a bevy of Brazilians at Blackhouse MMA in the Los Angeles area. "You just gotta have to be able to posture and not keep your head down so low to be able to get hit," Munoz said. Using advice Sonnen gave him, Munoz just wants to be careful in the clinch and especially if he has top control. Sonnen explained that he had been hit just a few seconds before and was stunned, which allowed Maia to ragdoll him so easily. Once he got a hold of Sonnen, he tossed him over his head and fell into the mount where he transition to a triangle.
I'm definitely going to take the fight where I want and we're going to fight on my terms." "I'm not afraid of the ground game," Munoz said (5:30 mark). It took less than three and a half minutes for Maia to submit Sonnen. So when Munoz looks at how Sonnen did when he faced Demian Maia at UFC 95, it's almost hard to imagine the former Oklahoma State star would risk going to the ground with the jiu-jitsu ace.
Munoz was a little more accomplished, but they've both used the same base to put together solid runs in the UFC. Mark Munoz and Chael Sonnen were high level wrestler on the collegiate scene.
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