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![]() | for my 2 cents, I think Shamrock would win by ref stoppage due to severe pounding. I think it's unlikely he'll submit sak; If Guy Metzger, Carlos Newton, Renzo and Royce Gracie couldn't, Shamrock's odds are slim. Like Ronin said Shamrock is a better striker and probably in better shape than Sak. However, there is nothing like experience, Sak's been active while Frank's greatest opponent might be ring rust. I haven't seen the new, improved Ortiz, so i have no opinion there. |
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| dave: I agree that Sak is no "walk around" as you put it. In fact, if Frank doesn't show up at 100% or underestimates Sak, there is a good chance he could get caught just like Renzo did. Frank and Sak are the two best fighters in the world, IMO. It could go either way. |
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