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The MMA Encyclopedia Free FREE THE MMA ENCYCLOPEDIA PDF Jonathan Snowden,Kendall Shields | 340 pages | 16 Dec 2010 | ECW Press,Canada | 9781550229233 | English | Montreal, Canada Category:Mixed martial arts organizations - Wikipedia Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Want The MMA Encyclopedia Read saving…. Want to Read Currently Reading Read. Other editions. Enlarge cover. Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Open Preview See a Problem? Details if other :. Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. Kendall Shields. Whether a casual fan or a longtime mixed martial arts MMA enthusiast, all MMA spectators will benefit from the information in this detailed reference. The complicated nature of MMA can create a barrier for potential fans, but this clear, concise guide breaks the MMA language barrier for those who don't know the difference between a wristlock and a wristwatch, while also Whether a casual fan or a longtime mixed martial arts MMA enthusiast, all MMA spectators will benefit from the information in this detailed reference. The complicated nature of MMA can create a barrier for potential fans, but this clear, concise guide breaks the The MMA Encyclopedia language barrier for those who don't know the difference between a wristlock and a wristwatch, while also offering various perspectives and analysis. This combination of facts, fundamentals, and fighters of the world's fastest-growing The MMA Encyclopedia sport will delight and engage fans of this wildly popular sport. Get A Copy. Paperbackpages. More Details Other Editions 4. Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. Lists with This Book. 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He was The MMA Encyclopedia anti—martial artist, a welcoming and familiar figure for fans who still weren't sure what to make of Gracie Jiu- jitsu and the ground game. This was a fighter they could feel comfortable with: a bar fighter with a bald head, barrel chest, and long beard. This was what a fighter was supposed to look like. His background gave UFC promoters reason to worry. But Abbott had a solid case for his inclusion in the event. And they said, 'Yeah, but you've got to have some kind of a black belt or something. I'm about fighting in the streets. It was a brilliant marketing ploy, not just by Semaphore Entertainment Group, but by Abbott himself. The Tank may have looked like an ignorant thug, but that was for show. He was a legitimately tough guy, but he was also a college graduate and a junior college wrestling star. This wasn't part of the UFC's pitch, though. Fans preferred to think of Abbott as a menacing street fighter and that was what SEG gave them. 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Like the gangs in West Side Story, the two crews seemed destined to rumble. Instead, the fireworks were all verbal, especially after Shamrock left fighting for professional wrestling. Abbott mocked him mercilessly, but as the UFC paychecks got smaller, Abbott's opposition to pro wrestling shrank as well. He joined the promotion in a tumultuous time. They were desperate for the next big thing and were tossing ideas against the wall with reckless abandon. In this creative chasm, Abbott's wrestling persona changed by the day. He was a tough guy with one-punch-knockout power during a "Colors on a Pole" match with Big Al at one pay-per-view and the goofy dancing bodyguard for the boy-band knockoff "3 Count" at another show. They just came up with new ideas and things for me to do. I think they were hoping it wouldn't go well for me," Abbott said. What the hell — let's go have some fun.
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