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And on that note, I suppose it's my turn to move on. Adios, Sherdog.

Haha, you are dating yourself! You are really old! InTheGuard was before my time. But I knew of Groundhog through the NHBgear forum. RIP Nathan. Forums had a different culture back then. Like another poster on this thread said, social media now covers all the functions and interactions that...

This "Pixelated Porn" has 2,200 posts in three months. This is obviously someone who doesn't have much of a life. Why bother explaining anything to such a waster of time? Of course, Sherdog is full of such posters. Which raises the question, why spend time here at all?

WTF. This asshole casually posts about dogfighting like he's talking about baseball. Forcing dogs to kill each other and he's proud of it. Guess the BJJ "douchebag filter" failed on this one. Just a momentary lapse, I'm sure. :rolleyes:

Point is that there are multiple scandals like this in BJJ that somehow are never reported or addressed by BJJ media, or the BJJ world at large. Did you know Hermes Franca is out of prison and immediately teaching kids again?

I had a MGinAction membership for a couple years. The sparring footage and the organization are amazing. You can watch MG teach a technique, then immediately see how he executes it in rolling. You can even filter the size and skill level of his opponent. Or watch a directly related lesson...

Not counting Gordon out, but the fact is, Keenan was repeatedly crushing Gordon's mentor when Gordon was still a purple belt. The difference in experience and accomplishments is undeniable. But hey, only a couple weeks until their Grappling Industries super match. Gonna be interesting.

Keenan vs Tonon at Five Grappling in 2013. Rules allowed reaping.

^^ Oh come on. There's no comparison between Chiyonofuji and Takanoyama, and you know it. Chiyonofuji is a legend, top 10 in the record books for most wins and championships. Takanoyama was a novelty, he was never going to win enough to be a yokozuna.

This is the last time Keenan and Tonon faced each other. Final score was 23-2. IBJJF rules, but still...

Chiyonofuji was renowned for being smaller, more technical, and more athletic than his competitors. Probably the last great rikishi to weigh less than 300 lbs. RIP to the fierce Wolf.

THANK YOU.

So, yet another story about BJJ leading to sexual assault of a minor. Let's see if Gracie Mag or Jiu-Jitsu Mag or Jiu Jitsu Style does a feature about this one. And people wonder why I'm cynical.

Quote from his wife (now ex-wife, obviously):

Stephenville, Texas. http://www.yourstephenvilletx.com/article/20160727/NEWS/160729607

Yeah. I don't even rate Gordon's win over Yuri that highly. Everybody knew Yuri was exhausted from his triple overtime war with Tonon and had an injured leg going into that match. It's a tournament, sure, that's what happens, brackets can make all the difference. But I think that match goes very...

It's weird seeing you as a "white belt" poster, CashBill. For what it's worth, I always enjoyed your posts - the window you provided into the Cesar Gracie team, and your insights as a mature practitioner and competitor. But I understand if you're moving on. Vaya con Dios

Kesting, you are good people. I actually remember an online discussion I had with you on this forum in 2004. It was a technical discussion about the north-south position, and you described a detail that I still use to this day. I had a different screen name back then, and it was a long time...

IMO, the key is to stop thinking that the back position is just about the hooks. Marcelo's philosophy is that back control is: First, the connection between your chest and your opponent's back. Second, the seat belt. Third, the hooks. If you are a member of MGinAction, you can see that Marcelo...