Paid Members wandshogun09 Posted October 4, 2019 Paid Members Share Posted October 4, 2019 (edited) Saturday 2nd November. New York City. Madison Square Garden.Ā PPV MAIN CARDJorge Masvidal vs Nate DiazĀ - BMFĀ Title Kelvin Gastelum vs Darren TillĀ Wonderboy Thompson vs Vicente LuqueĀ Derrick Lewis vs Blagoy Ivanov Kevin Lee vs Gregor Gillespie Ā ESPNĀ PRELIMSJohnny Walker vs Corey Anderson Shane Burgos vs Makwan AmirkhaniĀ Brad Tavares vs Edmen Shahbazyan Andrei Arlovski vs Jairzinho Rozenstruik Ā ESPN+Ā PRELIMSKatlyn Chookagian vs Jennifer Maia Lyman Good vs Chance Rencountre Julio Arce vs Hakeem DawoduĀ Ā What a fucking card that is. So many great fights there and very little filler.Ā I love the poster too with the play on the old āParental Advisoryā thing. I think thatās the correct bout order but if it changes, Iāll change it.Ā Ā Jorge Masvidal vs Nate DiazĀ is your bad motherfucking main event. Supposedly for this BMF Title. All a bit cringey to me. I love the fight itself. It didnāt need the gimmick of a bollocks championship belt but whatever, Iāll roll with it.Ā Iāve never been a fan of Jorge Masvidal. Well, actually nobody else was either until this year. His fan club consisted only of people with the surname Masvidal, Yoel Romero and Ebb. Now everyoneās suddenly on the bandwagon but itās taken people a long time to get on board. Jorge came up on the Kimbo Slice street fight videos in the early days of YouTube.Ā Thereās a young Jorge in what appears to be Emmanuel Yarbroughās back garden. Ready to scrap. He did this on and off for a few years from what I can gather. And I think he even had a few street fights after his pro MMA career began but itās all sketchy.Ā Roughly around this same time, Nate Diaz was in his late teens and following in the footsteps of his older brother, BJJ black-belt and UFC fighter Nick Diaz. Nate followed the same path as Nick and focused his training around BJJ, Boxing and conditioning. By the time he was 17/18, he was throwing down in school gyms. Thereās Nate on theĀ right.Ā Looking about as āgangstaā as Roy Cropper. 2003:Ā Jorge turns pro as a MMA fighter and quickly goes 4-0 in a promotion called AFC.Ā 2004:Ā Masvidal only fights once this year and wins by decision. Nate makes his MMA debut in October at WEC 12. He wins by submission.Ā 2005: A rough year for both. Jorge fights three times and goes 1-2. He beats Joe Lauzon but loses to Raphael Assuncao and some fucker named Paul Rodriguez. Nate fights once in Pancrase and drops a decision to Koji Oishi. Oishi had just been battered by big bro NickĀ at UFC 53 a couple of months earlier. The year ends with MasvidalĀ at 6-2Ā and DiazĀ at 1-1.Ā 2006:Ā Both men bounce back in style. Masvidal fights four times, wins all of them and also becomes AFCās Welterweight champion.Ā Nate fights five times and goes 4-1. The loss being a submission to future UFC veteran and nonce case Hermes Franca at WEC 24.Ā 2007: Another strong year. Both go undefeated in 2007. Masvidal wins three fights. Most notably, a headkick KO against Yves Edwards. He also appears in Strikeforce for the first time. Nate gets his big break, appearing on The Ultimate Fighter 5 and winning the whole thing.Ā As well as winning TUF itself and a UFC contract, he raised his profile and kind of stepped out of the shadow of his brother. He beat Manny Gamburyan in the finals in anti-climatic circumstances due to injury. He followed that up with a submission over Junior Assuncao in September.Ā 2008:Ā Jorge gets another four fights in and goes 3-1. Gets stopped by Rodrigo Damm in June but bounces back with two wins to close out the year. Nate builds on his momentum coming off the TUF win. He goes 3-0 with 2 subs. Most memorable beingĀ his double flex, double middle fingers triangle choke on Kurt Pellegrino in April.Ā G shit.Ā 2009:Ā Four more fights for Jorge. And he goes 3-1 again. Fights at Bellator 1 in April and TKOs Nick Agallar in the tournament quarter final. But then in the semis in May, this happens... Toby Imada chokes him the fuck out with an inverted triangle. Still maybeĀ the most stunning submissionĀ Iāve ever seen. Either this or Korean Zombieās twister. I canāt choose one over the other. Jorge rebounds though with two stoppage wins to end 2009 on a high note. Speaking of high, Nateās little run of wins goes down the shitter here. He loses decisions in back-to-back fights to Clay Guida and Joe Stevenson. He redeems himself somewhat with a submission over Melvin Guillard in September. We close 2009 with MasvidalĀ at 19-4Ā and DiazĀ at 11-4.Ā 2010: Masvidal goes 1-2. Loses on points to Paul Daley at a Shark Fights event in September. Havenāt seen it in years but I remember it being a bit of a controversial decision at the time. Iāll have to watch it again. If for no other reason than it having Don Frye on commentary. Nate loses a decision to fellow TUF 5 contestant Gray Maynard in January. He then moves up to Welterweight where he TKOs Rory Markham in March and submits Marcus Davis in August.Ā 2011:Ā All Strikeforce for Masvidal. But still patchy in form. He goes the distance in all three fights and beats Billy Evangelista and KJ Noons, earning himself a crack at the Strikeforce Lightweight belt in December.Ā And it would be against a longtime friend and teammate of the Diaz brothers, Gilbert Melendez. I remember this being a disappointing and lacklustre fight with Gil just proving too crafty and shutting him down.Ā Meanwhile in the UFC, it was a 50/50 year for Nate. He lost to Dong Hyun Kim in January and got ragdolled and chucked all over the place by Rory MacDonald in April. The Rory loss in particular was so dominant that it seemed clear that 170 wasnāt Nateās weight class. He got completely overpowered. He dropped back to 155 and walked through Takanori Gomi in a round in September. Then finished the year handing Donald Cerrone an absolute arse kicking.Ā Cowboy got fucking battered. To this day, one of Nateās finest hours. Going in I thought Cerrone would outstrike him quite handily and kick the shit out of his legs. But he got his head boxed off and totally outworkedĀ 2012:Ā Jorge fights once, beating Justin Wilcox on points in July. This would be Jorgeās last fight in Strikeforce as the UFC was about to take over the world, dissolve the roster and poach all their best talent. Nate fights twice. And itās another 50/50 year. He looks spectacular beating down and submitting Jim Miller in May. This sets him up for his first crack at UFC gold on Big FOX in December. WhereĀ then champ Benson Henderson pretty much schoolsĀ him to a shutout.Ā 2013:Ā Masvidal finally enters the Octagon. And it starts off well. His first two fights in the promotion are on FOX. In his UFC debut in April, he decisions Tim Means. Then in July he submits Michael Chiesa with a DāArce choke. As usual though, his momentum doesnāt last long. He loses to Rustam Khabilov in November on the Fight For The Troops show. 50/50 Nate is back again. He gets headkicked into oblivion by Josh Thomson in April. This is still the only time Nateās ever been stopped by strikes. It was a bad one. You know itās a brutal finish when Nick Diaz throws the towel in! Nate came back in style in November, smashing old rival Gray Maynard to pieces.Ā 2014:Ā Jorge finally has a perfect year. He goes 3-0 with points wins over Pat Healy, Daron Cruickshank and James Krause. Diaz fights once, in December, and gets savaged by Rafael Dos Anjos for the full 15 minutes.Ā 2015:Ā Back to the land of inconsistency for Masvidal. He gets a finish over Cezar Ferreira in July. But itās sandwiched between split decision losses to Al Iaquinta and Benson Henderson. It was around this time I really started losing interest in Masvidal. He always clearly had skills but it was often frustrating to watch him fight as it nearly always seemed to play out the same. Close decisions where you felt like he couldāve done more. Nate only fights once in 2015. He clowns Michael Johnson to a one way traffic decision then calls out Conor McGregor post-fight.Ā 2016: Jorge starts the year off losing another fucking split decision to Lorenz Larkin. He then beats Ross Pearson on points in July and stops the shell of Jake Ellenberger in December. For Nate, 2016 was all about that Red Panty Night. Even though heād called out McGregor after the Johnson fight, I donāt think anyone truly thought it would happen. Why would it? McGregor was on top of the world, had just knocked Jose Aldo out in 13 seconds and was the UFCās Featherweight champion and biggest star. Nate had fought once in 12 months and had lost a bunch of his most recent fights. But McGregor was set to face Rafael Dos Anjos at UFC 196 in March andĀ RDA broke his foot and had to withdraw. With the UFC scrambling for a replacement on just 2 weeks notice,Ā Nate swooped in and the rest is history.Ā They fought at 170lbs and there was no title or real stakes. Everyone just said āfuck itā and made the fight that people wanted to see. They went to war. Nate took a load of damage but wouldnāt fuck off and when he came through the worst of it, Conor was gassed. So Diaz did what Diazās do to gassed opponents. Boxed his face in, talked shit, boxed his face in some more, then strangled him.Ā āFook. This isnāt going te plan.āĀ āArgh bollocks ye...āĀ tap tap tap āIām not surprised, motherfucker.ā Conor got dragged into deep water and drowned. Naturally, everyone was clamouring for the rematch and they did it again at UFC 202 in August. This time McGregor got the win, fucking barely, on the scorecards. All tiedĀ at 1-1. Nate then disappeared with his paycheque into a cloud of marijuana smoke, neverĀ to be seen again. Well, for 3 years anyway.Ā 2017:Ā Masvidal is at it again. He has a big breakthrough win on FOX in January, knocking Donald Cerrone out. Then proceeds to lose frustrating decisions to Demian Maia and Wonderboy Thompson. NateyĀ Boy Spliff didnāt grace us with his presence all year.Ā 2018: ... No Jorge. No Nate. Both off being gangstas, I suppose.Ā 2019:Ā And here we go. Itās finally revealed what Jorge Masvidal was doing with his 2018. Growing his hair. He turns up in London for his fight with Darren Till with the new look and is quickly dubbed āCuban Jesusā and āStreet Jesusā. Things like that. Hilarious. The laughing stopped when he knocked Till out cold with a left hook though. The way Tillās head bounces off the canvas is horrible. He followed that up by getting into a scuffle with Leon Edwards backstage after the show. Which is where the annoying ā3-piece and a sodaā and āsuper necessaryā catchphrases were born. Which it feels like everyoneās been quoting and tweeting incessantly for the last 6 fucking months.Ā Then in July at UFC 239, Jorge was matched up with Ben Askren. And I think everyone expected Askren to just drag Mr 3-Piece to the mat and smother him to a decision. But... 5 seconds is all it took. Then there was about a 20 second spell where I honestly thought Askren might be dead. Thereās been a lot of revisionist shite since but nobodyĀ called it to go likeĀ that. Even people picking Masvidal couldnāt have predicted something that barmy. And I still think itās a bad matchup stylistically for Masvidal, as nuts as that sounds now. He just played it perfectly on the night.Ā After that, it seemed like the options for Masvidal were either a title shot, settling the score with Edwards, or something crazy like enticing Conor McGregor away from Twitter for a bit. But the Welterweight title picture was a mess, he wasnāt interested in Edwards and Conor...ah, sod it.Ā Nate was back though. It seemed to come out of nowhere. One day it was just announced. It all came together quickly and before we knew it, Nate was in the cage with Anthony Pettis. After 3 years away, nobody knew quite what to expect. It was an exciting fight as expected but Nate was pretty much dominant and won a convincing decision.Ā Then it happened.Ā āJorge Masvidal had a good last fight. All respect to the man but there aināt no gangstas in this game anymore. There aināt nobody whoās done it right but me and him. So I know my manās a gangsta but he aināt no West Coast Gangsta.ā - Nate DiazĀ Masvidal was in the front row looking pleased as punch with all this. Heād said to the media that if he couldnāt get a title shot next he wanted a big name and specifically name dropped Diaz as someone heād sign to fight in a heartbeat. Somewhere along the line, the goofy talk of this Bad Motherfucker belt came up and for some reason it grew legs to the point Dana White is apparently getting an actual belt made. A BMF belt. Iāve seen stuff about it costing $50K and that The Rock is going to strap it on the winner after the fight. Itās all a bit weird but whatever. As a one-off thing itās fun, I guess. And the main thing is we get a cracking fight out of it. Donāt really have any idea how itās going to play out. As much as I find him annoying, Masvidal has had a hell of a year. Canāt take that away from him. After years of all those close decisions, he busts out two of the most incredible knockouts of the year in consecutive fights. And over top contenders. Fuck, Askren was undefeated going in. Heās done good. And Nateās Nate. You never know one fight to the next. Itās probably going to be Boxing heavy and mid-fight shit talk heavy but beyond that I really donāt know what to expect.Ā One thing thatās pretty much guaranteed though, this is going to be anything but dull. Even if Masvidal tries toĀ revertĀ to his frustrating, doing the bare minimum style he had at times in the past, I donāt think Nateās output and pace will allow for that. Nateās style forces a dogfight and Jorge will be up for that.Ā Ā Kelvin Gastelum vs Darren Till is the MSG co-main event. Love this. Till teased it originally on Twitter but Dana shot it down at the time. Then all of a sudden it was back on and official. Thereās been talk of Till moving up to Middleweight for a while now. He was a huge Welterweight and the cut to 170 mustāve been rough. But his losses to Woodley and Masvidal also completely shut him out of the title race at 170 anyway. So this fresh start made all the sense in the world really. But Kelvin Gastelum for your Middleweight debut? Iām not sure thatās such a good move. Gastelum is a beast. Heās beat Jacare, knocked the fuck out of Michael Bisping, bashed Vitor Belfort and Tim Kennedy. Heās a bloody handful. Especially at 185. Despite his short and stocky frame, heās consistently found a way to get in range and land his shots on bigger opponents. No better example than his last fight against Israel Adesanya in April. That is still the front runner for FOTY so far for me. So Till has his work cut out here. If he can beat a guy like Gastelum right out the gate at 185, itāll be a massive statement and would immediately put him straight into the title picture. Style-wise this should be a banger too. Canāt see this being anything but mayhem.Ā Ā Wonderboy Thompson vs Vicente Luque is such a fan friendly fight. On paper this looks like the UFC are trying to throw Wonderboy a bone. Heās coming off that out of the blue KO loss to Anthony Pettis in March and he lost that dull decision to Till before that. He needs a win badly. And Luque has the kind of aggressive striking style that youād think Wonderboy will be able to take advantage of with his counter attacking Karate game. I wouldnāt sleep on Luque though. Heās a hard bastard, tough, coming off 6 wins and has power. Heās also nearly a decade Wonderboyās junior. I like this fight. Itās a good matchup for Thompson, IMO, but itās also the kind of step up Luque needs at this point.Ā Ā Derrick Lewis vs Blagoy Ivanov.Ā You know how it goes with the Black Beast by now. Thereās always about a 50/50 chance of it either being stupidly exciting to watch or plodding and a bit embarrassing. But whichever way it goes itās usually perversely entertaining to watch. Thereās always something to talk about after a Derrick Lewis fight. Either some mad comeback KO, or his mid-fight back spasms or telling you the temperature of his bollocks after the fight. Thereās always something. This could be a tough one for him though. Ivanov is granite hard. Doesnāt do anything pretty or flashy but he can take it and dish it out. Heās beat Tai Tuivasa and Ben Rothwell in his last two outings. Lewis seriously needs that W after losses to JDS and Cormier in his last two. Hopefully the Beast gets back on track here.Ā Ā Kevin Lee vs Gregor GillespieĀ is a very interesting matchup to me. Two men in completely different places in their careers at the moment but both are looking to get in the hunt in the stacked Lightweight division. A big win here for either man puts them in a good place going into 2020. Lee is in a tough place at the moment. Heās only 27 years old but heās had some real jarring setbacks of late. He was being hyped up as the next big star at 155 until Tony Ferguson submitted him back in 2017. He bounced back with an impressive win over Edson Barboza but lost to Al Iaquinta in his next fight. Then he tried to make a fresh start at 170 and got turned away at gate by Rafael Dos Anjos, who tapped him in May. Lee took that loss especially hard and seemed really disillusioned after the fight with how his career was going. After a little break, heās back for another run at 155. But heās up against Gregor Gillespie whoās a bit of an unknown commodity at the moment but heās undefeatedĀ at 13-0, a fantastic wrestler and this could be his breakthrough moment. Heās a New Yorker as well so MSG is going to feel like home for him. The more I think about it, this could be disaster for Lee. His avenues to get back in the title picture are getting shut down at every turn, at both 155 and 170, and now theyāre throwing him in with an unbeaten prospect in his backyard.Ā Ā Johnny Walker vs Corey Anderson isĀ ***WANDāS ONE TO WATCH*** solely because of Johnny Walker. ItāsĀ a bit of a weird one for me.Ā On the one hand I love Johnny Walker. Heās must-see TV for me every time. On the other hand, I find Corey Anderson insufferably dull. Seems a nice enough bloke but I just canāt get into his fights. Heās not a bad fighter, heās actually very decent. But he just bores me. And I hate the thought of him spoiling the fun here. Walker is 17-3 overall. Heās 3-0 so far in the UFC with 3 first round spectacular, highlight reel knockouts. The only damage heās sustained so far in the UFC is when he dislocated his own shoulder doing The Worm after his last fight. Heās brilliant. Not saying heās a future champ or anything but heās a way more appealing challenger for Jon Jones than fucking Boring Corey could ever hope to be. Ā Shane Burgos vs Makwan AmirkhaniĀ will understandably get overshadowed on a card like this but it should be really good. Burgos is from New York, heās 12-1 with the only loss coming to Calvin Kattar in a fight he was doing well in. He beat Cub Swanson in his last fight. Amirkhani is from Finland, 15-3 record with 11 finishes. 5-1 in the UFC. Scored an 8 second flying knee KO in his UFC debut. Submitted Chris Fishgold with a sweet anaconda choke in his last fight in June. Heās great to watch. The only thing thatās held him back has been injuries. Looking forward to this one.Ā Ā Brad Tavares vs Edmen Shahbazyan.Ā This has just came together. Tavares was supposed to fight Ian Heinisch on the Singapore card. Shahbazyan was slated to fight Krzysztof Jotko on this card. Heinisch and Jotko both pulled out so Tavares got moved to MSG. Tough test for Shahbazyan. Tavares is an experienced veteran whoās taken Israel Adesanya and Yoel Romero the distance. Shahbazyan is only 21 years old and heās 10-0 with 9 finishes. A protĆ©gĆ© of Ronda Rousey. Heās got a lot of potential. If he can beat a guy like Tavares the way heās beat most of his opponents so far then the skyās the limit with him.Ā Ā Andrei Arlovski vs Jairzinho RozenstruikĀ could be a fun Heavyweight brawl or it could be a bit sad to watch. Iāve got a feeling itās going to be more the latter. Arlovski has been hanging on for a long time now. Heās had a funny old career really. Hot streaks followed by really bad slumps followed by bright spells followed by flat performances. Itās been so up and down, even by Heavyweight MMA standards. Heās coming off a win over Ben Rothwell but I donāt know. He doesnāt look completely shot when you watch him. Itās not like BJ Penn, Rashad Evans or Bigfoot Silva at the end. He still moves well and he can still crack. And heās got better about avoiding those big KO bombs he used to get put away with regularly. His chin wonāt have repaired itself so it can only be that heās tightened up his defence. Fair play. I just think his time has gone. Heās 40 now and heās got an insane amount of miles on him. He fought at UFC 28, for fuckās sake. This is UFC 244. Rozenstruik is fresh as far as MMA is concerned. Although heās a veteran of 80-odd Kickboxing fights. Heās 31 years old, undefeatedĀ at 8-0Ā with 7 knockouts. He KOād Allen Crowder in just 9 seconds in his last fight in June. Ā Katlyn Chookagian vs Jennifer Maia is just filler. Canāt say I give much of a toss either way. Chookagian usually bores me and I canāt even remember Maia. Chookagian outpointed Joanne Calderwood and dragged her into probably the crappiest snoozer of her career last time out. Maia is coming off decisions over Roxanne Modafferi and Alexis Davis. Easily the fight Iām least into on this card. Ā Lyman Good vs Chance RencountreĀ is a fight Iām not really bothered about. Goodās alright. 20-5-1 record. Used to fight in Bellator, mixed results in the UFC. He got walked through by Demian Maia back in February. Heās a New Yorker so heāll probably get decent support here. Rencountre is 14-3 and I have no recollection of ever seeing him fight. Which either means I havenāt or he was just that forgettable.Ā Ā Julio Arce vs Hakeem DawoduĀ could well steal the show. And Iām not joking. Even on a card as loaded as this. I think these two match up perfectly for utter chaos. I like the bits of Arce Iāve seen (go on, insert your Kenneth Williams jpgs here). He looked awesome in his last fight against Julian Erosa in May. Itāll have gone under the radar because it was on the Fight Pass prelims. I only caught it by luck myself but I was very impressed. Looked really sharp in the striking and ended it with a beautiful headkick KO. And Dawodu is no joke himself. āMean Hakeemā is 10-1-1 with 7 knockouts in MMA. Heās also got a 12-0 Kickboxing record and a 42-5 amateur Muay Thai record.Ā Looked a beast knocking out Yoshinori Horie in his last fight.Ā All that and heās still only 27. I think weāre either getting a highlight reel knockout either way or an all-out war here. Ā Thatās it. UFC 244 is straight up gangsta trippinā Edited October 22, 2019 by wandshogun09 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Paid Members Egg Shen Posted October 4, 2019 Paid Members Share Posted October 4, 2019 card of the year, easily. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Paid Members wandshogun09 Posted October 15, 2019 Author Paid Members Share Posted October 15, 2019 Masvidal vs Diaz promo,Ā GTA-style;Ā Only about two and a half weeks to go now.Ā Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Paid Members Egg Shen Posted October 16, 2019 Paid Members Share Posted October 16, 2019 BT are doing a a multi-part vlog with Darren Till leading into the fight... there's episode 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Marshmallo Posted October 24, 2019 Share Posted October 24, 2019 Is this a shoot? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jimufctna24 Posted October 24, 2019 Share Posted October 24, 2019 If true, that's the most shocking positive test since Royce Gracie in 2007. No one would bat an eyelid if Diaz tested positive for street drugs, but performance enhancers are a different matter, given how outspoken he is about them.Ā Of course, information is sparse at this stage, so we shall see how things play out.Ā Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Paid Members Egg Shen Posted October 24, 2019 Paid Members Share Posted October 24, 2019 š²š²š²š²š²š²š² Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Paid Members wandshogun09 Posted October 24, 2019 Author Paid Members Share Posted October 24, 2019 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jimufctna24 Posted October 25, 2019 Share Posted October 25, 2019 Apparently, Nate hasn't beenĀ provisionally suspended and there is hope that the fight will go ahead as planned. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Paid Members Egg Shen Posted October 25, 2019 Paid Members Share Posted October 25, 2019 yeh im hoping the actual tweet is Nate throwing his toys out of the pram before actually figuring out what to do. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
David Posted October 25, 2019 Share Posted October 25, 2019 Diaz has tested positive for trace amounts of a prohibited selective androgen receptor modulator (SARM) apparently.Ā Perhaps more interesting is that Diaz is insinuating that he was told by someone to keep this news quiet until after the fight, and that the NYSAC didn't know a thing about the findings until Diaz went public. There's some right shady shit going on with UFC/USADA these days.Ā Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Paid Members Supremo Posted October 26, 2019 Paid Members Share Posted October 26, 2019 (edited) Nate Diaz gets popped, is so confident that he's innocent that he goes public despite being advised not to, potentially rejects millions of dollars by pulling himself from the fight, demands an apology from both USADA and the UFC, gets as much and is now back in the fight. Fucking superstar. I'm fully back in. Edited October 26, 2019 by Supremo Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Paid Members wandshogun09 Posted October 26, 2019 Author Paid Members Share Posted October 26, 2019 Remember when Dana said Nate ādidnātĀ move the needleā?Ā Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Paid Members Supremo Posted October 26, 2019 Paid Members Share Posted October 26, 2019 Heās not contending for the BMF Title, heās defending it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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