I love, love, love GSP. He had me applauding and laughing at the start of this episode. Koscheck, such a chump. Thought you were slick didn’t you. The fake list was classic. That’s something K*Lovely and I would do in a competition. M&Ms hoochie!! I thought no way Koscheck would fall for such a simple trick. But hey, he’s not paid to be smart. Now, I have to double check last week’s episode, but I thought Koscheck didn’t remember Marc Stevens, and now they’re admitting to coaching him before. Things that make you go hmmm.
So everyone knows that the 2 teams will experience very different coaching strategies. Koscheck calls his coaching style “mindless,” where they roll around and he jumps in to show them something. Is there going to be some strategy or control lessons in the sessions? Aren’t the fights 50% physical and 50% mental? Also, I thought that there was going to be 1 or 2 acting lessons mixed in with the training sessions. Not much to say about GSP’s team, except that they’re lucky SOBs. I want to roll around with GSP in those tight shorts. Besides that, these guys will have an opportunity to learn from some of the best coaches and Mr. GSPrefect. They’ll get to experience what GSP does on a daily basis, how technical his training is, and his thought process on how to dominate an opponent of any caliber.
So, Koscheck said that if you sit down and have a conversation with him, you’ll fall in love with him. Ok, hell naw, I will not fall in love with Koscheck. I wouldn’t be able to get past the fakeness and the hair. You’re labeled based off your actions and what you portray to the public. What I’ve seen is cockiness and a fake ass.
Alex Caceres v Jeffrey Lentz
This was an excellent match up and first fight. I thought it was fitting that these 2 were matched up image wise, good guy vs bad guy, similar to their coaches. Lentz convincingly dominated the 1st round by keeping Caceres up against the fence, utilizing leg kicks, and has an impressive throw at the last few seconds of the round. Caceres had several guillotine attempts but nothing came of them. 2nd round started out much the same as the 1st. Lentz had Caceres up against the fence, and Caceres attempted another guillotine. They wind up on the ground, with Lentz on top. There were a few elbows by Lentz, but Caceres was able to get Lentz in a triangle choke for the tap out, and wins with 2:30 left in the 2nd.
Can’t take anything away from Lentz, he could have won this fight if he didn’t get caught up in the chokes. Both fighters have the potential to have a good career ahead of them if they continue to improve.
That’s all I have for you. Don’t forget to tweet us your thoughts (@woMMAn). We’d love to hear what you think of the season so far.
Bye for now,
T-Dubb
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