Last week we were handed some confusingly awesome MMA action without the need to overdraft our bank accounts with those PPV fees. UFC on FX: Alves vs. Kampmann and Strikeforce: Tate vs. Rousey aired within a 24-hour time span, giving us some gnarly cuts, epic come-from-behind victories, questionable punches, and an armbar so powerful that it could break horrible AMC The Walking Dead plot lines. In this episode of ‘Woulda, Shoulda, Coulda” Scottie Epstein from 10th Planet West LA breaks down MMA events and the possible submissions that could have taken place during Strikeforce: Tate vs. Rousey and UFC on FX:
Now that we’re on the verge of seeing Nick Diaz vs. Carlos Condit II go down in the immediate future, this episode of ‘Woulda, Shoulda, Coulda’ has just a tad more meaning. We’re not talking about ‘paradigm bending’ meaning in which you believe the universe is just a macroscopic representation of our microscopic universe (or the microscopic universe is really just outerspace) — but it’s pretty rad. Scottie Epstein, the owner of 10th Planet – West Los Angeles and overall badass has teamed up with MiddleEasy in a relatively new feature ‘World, Shoulda, Coulda.’ In the feature, Scottie Epstein analyzes the previous
With the UFC’s first venture into the land of FX, we have another episode of ‘Woulda, Shoulda, Coulda’ delivered directly to your computer monitors free of charge. For those who are unaware, 10th Planet – West Los Angeles‘ Scottie Epstein and MiddleEasy have teamed up to provide a new feature called ‘Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda.’ It takes a black belt to truly analyze what submissions could have been pulled off during a fight. Luckily for us, ‘Einstein‘ has all the necessary hardware to make that happen. This episode covers all the possible submissions that could have occurred at UFC on FOX, and I’m sure
10th Planet – West Los Angeles‘ Scott Einstein Epstein and MiddleEasy have teamed up to provide a new feature called ‘Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda.’ It takes a black belt to truly analyze what submissions could have been pulled off during a fight. Luckily for us, ‘Einstein’ has all the necessary hardware to make that happen. This episode focuses on two specific submissions at UFC 142 that could have happened — but didn’t.
MiddleEasy & 10th Planet – West Los Angeles‘ Scottie Epstein have teamed up to provide a new feature called ‘Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda.’ It takes a black belt to truly analyze what submissions could have been pulled off during a fight. Luckily for us, ‘Einstein’ has all the necessary hardware to make that happen. This episode focuses on two specific submissions Jimy Hettes could have slapped on Nam Phan at UFC 141. Enjoy and be sure to lead a gluten-free life. At least, that’s what Nick Diaz wanted me to tell all of you after UFC 141.