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Permalink Reply by spdemn on May 27, 2008 at 8:40am

GSP won by a takedown....won't happen again. Would be cool if it was at aloha stadium too.

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Permalink Reply by David on May 27, 2008 at 9:00am

I'd rather see Penn take on Florian or Huerta before St. Pierre... Let Penn completely destroy that weight class, then take on St. Pierre...

Although St. Pierre and Penn would be massive...

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Permalink Reply by Eric MacDonald Stinton on May 27, 2008 at 9:14am

I'm not sure how exciting BJ vs. the rest of the UFC lightweights would be. Sure there are some exciting fights in there-Tyson Griffin, maybe a rematch with Sherk, but the other contenders don't pose interesting fights for me. Kenny Florian is outclassed in every aspect of the game by BJ, Huerta would get taken down and choked out in the first round, Maynard, Edgar, Aurelio, Guida, all would not do to well in my opinion. I'd like to see one, maybe two more title defenses at the most, but Penn vs. GSP would be the biggest fight the UFC could make right now in any weight class. It would be a really tough fight for BJ, too. I'd love to see it. Make it happen Beej!

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Permalink Reply by David on May 27, 2008 at 11:30am

I agree for the most part, although Wand Vs Spider would give Penn Vs GSP a run for the money...

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Permalink Reply by Rylee's Daddy on May 27, 2008 at 11:32am

BJ vs. GSP is very interesting. BJ is the best and GSP deserves his credit too. GSP has evolved with every fight whether it's a win or loss. BJ in my mind could give GSP the beating of a lifetime. This is mma and anything can happen GSP is no slouch, but BJ is the man. I think this fight will happen . The UFC needs to make money and this fight is the most intriguing fight out there. Lots of money to be made here.

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Permalink Reply by David on May 27, 2008 at 11:44am

Dana White commented about this at the post fight and said that he thinks that there is still a few fights left for him at this weight and he'd like to see Penn clean out the division... He's obviously talking about the winner of Huerta/Florian... I believe that White wants to build both Penn and GSP up even more (if that's even possible) for an absolute monster of a fight...

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Permalink Reply by Shawn on May 27, 2008 at 2:35pm

Hi join groop ground and pound

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Permalink Reply by Anthony Campos on May 27, 2008 at 2:51pm

if they do fight i dont know if it'll be for a title if its nontitle then BJ takes it by decision if there is a title then Bj wins by TKO

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Permalink Reply by Anthony Campos on May 27, 2008 at 2:52pm

cant really explain it but thats just how i see it

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Permalink Reply by Syntax Records on May 27, 2008 at 3:06pm

I'd much rather see both of them defend the title a few times before they fight each other again.

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Permalink Reply by c wopp on May 27, 2008 at 3:27pm

BJ at 155 is unstoppable,I would like to see bj dominate a few more fighters before the rematch.Matt Hughes nor GSP wins those fights if bj doesnt tire out.Maybe a rematch with both just for a little bj justice.

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Permalink Reply by The Big T on May 29, 2008 at 9:01am

Its should be both title holders in a non title fight at what ever weight their comfortable with.
1 single fight on payperveiw for like 15.95 or better free on Spike!!! No arena just an octagon, no screaming fans, with mics hanging near the ring to hear the strikes. Kinda like what they do on the Ultimate fighter show.
UFC PRESENTS "SHOW TIME SHOW DOWN" or some shit like that. LoL

On a more serious note: I can't decide who I want to win, they are my two favorite smaller fighters.

And why does everyone worry about BJ gassing out, He's a new fighter now he is taking this as serious as it gets, his cardio will be fine for any fight, especailly if he can set the pace and keep control like he did with sherk.

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