LinvilleGorge

You ain't kiddin'! I'd gladly fight Cole Miller (and get my ass handed to me) right here, right now for $8k!

H@mmerM@n

i agree he has alot more fights under his belt also.........and Nate was'nt that impressive on the show or on the finale......i like both nate and nick diaz but IMO Nate is lucky manny got hurt in that fight because manny was taking it to him

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LinvilleGorge

I wouldn't say that Manny was "taking it to him". Manny won the 1st round, but didn't do it in impressive fashion. It looked like the usual LnP Manny.

Drexal

I'm most surprised that Jens Pulver only got $30,000 compared to BJ's $100,000. Surely he should have got at least $50,000?

As it has been said many times before though, these figures don't include any bonuses and other things like sponsorship so we really don't know how much they have made from this.

These figures are just the minimum they make.

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Mulla

Could you explain the 'usual lnp Manny' comment? I saw Manny go for a nice guillotine choke, as well as throwing plenty of strikes both on the ground and standing. Maybe we were watching different shows, but I saw very little lnp in that fight.

The only fight where you could accuse Manny of LNP'ing is the Lauzon fight, even though he did stay fairly active. There is no way you can say he LNP'd through the Thomas and Wiman fights, he beat both of them down decisively.

If you check his pre-TUF record, you'll also see he only had 1 decision victory (and 2 (T)KOs and 2 subs).

So again, how is LNP "usual" for Manny?

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