#Sean Strickland imagine

[lover-girl-estxx]

Suspect Is Trend with UFC Fighters

AGE GAP

"Suspect will let you know every five minutes he's from Stockton" "you know what" he laughed.

"Suspect is a sugar baby"

"proud" I smiled

"Suspect thinks people wanna fight just cause they have a different way of talking and he doesn't understand it"

he laughed "give me the phone"

"Suspect still has someone order food for her"

my arms dropped and I put on a fake pout "it's scary" he chuckled.

*not my gif*

Conor McGregors Sister!reader

"Everyone thinks Suspect has CTE but he really just smokes to much weed" he laughed grabbing the phone from me making me laugh too

"Suspect says she knows how to drive in America but has gotten 6 tickets in the past year"

I scoffed a laugh "I know how to drive"

he scoffed "yeah right"

"Suspect thought the best way to win over his girlfriends family was to beat the shit out of her brother"I giggled

"I think it worked" he shrugged with a smug smile on his face

"Suspects the one that said to take the fight"

I put a hand over my face and laughed

*not my gif*

reader is a UFC photographer

"Suspect feels the need to post his disgusting feet on Instagram once a month" he laughed and took the phone

"its disgusting Sean" I added

"Suspect publicly tweeted 'hes a psycho I want him' a month before we met then pretended not to know who I was"

I giggled "I get what I want" he scoffed and chuckled

"Suspect been wearing the same outfit since 2014"

"hey it works for me" he shrugged and smiled

"suspect talks about how I dress but wears pjs 90% of the time" my jaw dropped trying to hide my laugh

"hey it works for me" I mocked and he laughed

AGE GAP

"Suspect ran out of the cage even though he won then got yelled at so he went back and had to say sorry" he chuckled and dropped his hands.

"suspect tried to make the first move but couldn't reach me so she just stood there looking up at me about to kiss me infront of a whole group of people"

I laughed "give me the phone"

"suspect looks different every time you see him"

"Suspect told me she knew who I was so to back up her lie she spend 3 days watching every fight and interview with me in it"

[yourimagines]

Dating headcanons for Sean Strickland

Dating Sean Strickland headcanons

* English is not my first language I apologise

* Triggers:

Dating Sean Strickland includes/headcanons:

He is a protective kind of person, doesn’t like people to get to close to you

He likes to bring you along to his fights, as long it’s safe for you

Loves to see you cheer for him

Likes to keep the relationship a bit private.

Takes you out on small date’s like: driving to the Starbucks, taking a small walk in the park, going to the cinemas, picknick in the backyard and even going to the grocery store together. Loves to do the smaller things in life.

Hates to see you cry, is a sensitive person when it come to you

Jokes around a lot at home, loves to see you smile

He’s a very direct person, sometimes he says things in the wrong way

Hardly apologise but always makes it up to you

Is a loyal person to you and the people he cares about

Wants to start a family with you

Loves to teach the children MMA.

Hopes he’s a better father to his children then his dad was for him.

Will absolutely do everything for you

[lover-girl-estxx]

Yes

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CBS‘ NCIS: Origins is about “a story I don’t tell,” narrator Mark Harmon’s Leroy Jethro Gibbs tells us midway through the prequel spinoff’s premiere. Specifically, “This is the story of–“

Actually, the end of that sentence is a major spoiler, and the onset of a provocative mystery. And Gibbs’ full declaration, as the forever-analog former NCIS agent puts this story to paper in front of an Alaskan campfire, is bound to figuratively ignite your interest in what lies ahead.

Launching this Monday at a special time (9/8c) with a double-episode premiere, NCIS: Origins is set in the year 1991 — not long after a young Gibbs (played by Austin Stowell) returned from serving in Operation Desert Storm, only to bury his tragically killed wife and young daughter. The series follows Gibbs as he begins his career as a newly minted Special Agent at the NIS Camp Pendleton office, under the tutelage of the legendary Mike Franks (Big Sky‘s Kyle Schmid).

But we already know this story, some NCIS fans have contended, citing bits and pieces scattered across Mark Harmon’s 19 seasons on the mothership and a smattering of flashback episodes featuring Harmon’s son Sean as a young Gibbs. NCIS: Origins, though, is here to fill in blanks you weren’t expecting (including about the aforementioned story he mysteriously has never told), and bring to life seminal, never-before-seen moments from Gibbs’ past. (How do you think Jethro reacted when he first was told the Shannon/Kelly news?)

Because Gibbs is new to his job at NIS — and because he is still shellshocked by his personal loss to a greater degree than he might admit — “Probie” is understandably reserved upon claiming his desk at Camp Pendleton. He holds back on hunches. He’s more laconic than even his older self. That low-key vibe may give a viewer concern, out of the gate, given that this is Gibbs’ story. I, for one, had some reservations coming out of the premiere, for that very reason. But there is a “Gibbs first” in Episode 3 that excitingly activates the character and imbues the rookie agent with a confidence that will be warmly familiar to NCIS fans.

Caleb Foote (Made for Love) and recurring guest star Bobby Moynihan (SNL) serve up comic relief as gung-ho Special Agent “Randy” Randolf and overworked forensics lab boss Woody. Diany Rodriguez (The Blacklist) is a bit of an enigma thus far as Special Agent Vera Strickland, though she and Molino have a powerful scene together early on. Similarly, Tyla Abercrumbie (The Chi) as Field Operation Support Officer/”Head Secretary in Charge” Mary Jo Hayes doesn’t get much focus until Episode 4, but when she does, she absolutely brings the goods as NIS’ warm beating heart.

In recurring roles, Patrick Fischler (Mad Men) finds just the right level of officious as SAC Wheeler, and it’s very easy to see how Robert Taylor (Longmire) might age into NCIS‘ Ralph Waite, as Gibbs’ father Jackson.

Now, you ask: What about young Gibbs himself?

As noted above, series front man Austin Stowell — of Peacock’s A Friend of the Family and much more recently Starz’s Three Women — is tasked at the start with having to lie low and give us a Gibbs who is a bit unsure of himself, and is (too?) often distracted by tragic memories. And looks-wise, he is more “Jack Reacher” than “Sean Harmon.” But the nature of the character at this very specific point in his life does call for gravitas — this is Gibbs like you’ve never seen him before — and Stowell does well with that material, including to heartbreaking effect in Episode 4. (There are also times when Stowell’s voice eerily sounds just like Mark Harmon’s, or when he’ll cock his head just as Boss would when getting an update from DiNozzo.)

The 1991 setting, as you can imagine, lends itself to not just Asteroids and Galaga machines in the NIS break room, but all manner of “retro” technology and crimesolving methods. (Do not ask Franks how to start up the newly delivered PC, and do not expect fingerprint analysis back from Woody inside of two days!) A trip to a mall in Episode 3 doesn’t distract with ’90s fashion, but there are occasional needle drops — including a use of a Bangles tune that took me a second viewing to truly appreciate.

THE TVLINE BOTTOM LINE: Both young Gibbs and NCIS: Origins take a minute to find their bearings, but once they do, this latest NCIS offshoot shows promise.

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i dont think sean meant for it to go this way necessarily but its no excuse, i think sean really REALLY wanted sneako to go down as soon as he "flipped the switch" as it were and went full agro. imagine that sean strickland ragdolling sneako with a punch? its the sort of thing that you clip, and show in the beginning of the video before the video starts as normal to keep you hooked, but he wouldnt go down, and it frustrated sean, once his own team mate comes and grabs him and physically pulls him away from sneako he realizes "oh shit i look like the bad guy" and he starts going "he didnt go down" with that fake smile on his face. you looked like the bad guy because you are a bad guy sean. thats the thing, hes a fake nice guy, i dont like his easy charm but most of all i hate his sephardic rat ears and face, and his edomite satanic soul. its the same issue i have with kai the hatchet wielding hitchhiker the man is phony through and through, a sociopath. everything he says and does is calculated for how it will make him look.

i dont like sneako on a personal level, ive made that very clear, but im unbelievably impressed that he even stepped in the ring with sean, and he looked good out there despite what happened.

[defensefilms]

Dricus Du Plessis Is The New UFC Middleweight Champion

Yeah dawg!!!!!!! Yeah dawg!!!! What's good dawg!!!!!! How you livin dawg!!!!!!!!!!!!!

My country is in raptures, and there are jokes flying around everywhere about the close nature of the fight and comparing this win to the Springboks in the world cup.

Rightly so, and I cannot lie, I was really nervous at the start of the fight.

Much like I had mentioned in my preview, whoever controlled the distance would likely control the fight, and for stretches it looked like Sean Strickland was doing that.

Sean's awkward Philly shell was just that.

It bothered Dricus at times, but again as I had said in my preview Dricus had much better success in the takedown department, and was coming forward and controlling the cage with Strickland mostly going backward, and I mentioned in my preview how much that would matter.

It took Dricus a while to breakdown Sean's defensive stance, but once he realized that Sean didn't have the best footwork, he realized he could get him to put his guard up and shoot takedowns.

The mere threat of the takedown meant Sean couldn't always resond the same way to Dricus' pressure, and eventually Dricus was finding those straight rights down the middle and blitzing Sean, throwing power shots in 2's and 3's where one would always get through, causing a cut to open over Strickland's eye.

When he wasn't bombing Sean's face, he was finding roots to the body, where Dricus landed a total of 32 body shots for the fight and landed 6 total takedown to grind out a heroic win!!!

I was nervous about Dricus' strategy because, blitzing and lunging was something he was doing before his nose surgery, and was thought to be a result of fatigue, but Strickland forced him in to that strategy by boxing well from outside.

In the end it was as close of a fight as you coud imagine. I knew Sean likely won the 1st round, but the 2nd, 3rd and 4th rounds, felt like Dricus rounds and the judges saw it the same way.

I couldn't be happier for Dricus, he has been an ambassador for South African MMA for years, and also a very cool guy if you meet him.

South Africa!!!!!!!!!! This is for YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Adesanya loses middleweight title to Strickland - Te Ao Māori News

UFC 293′s main event was as explosive as imagined between middleweight champion Israel Adesanya and American challenger Sean Strickland in Sydney. https://bit.ly/3rdbV43

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Dana White: Sean Strickland punching fan was not major, however 'we have individuals around him now'

September 5, 2023 11:34 pm ET LAS VEGAS– Sean Strickland‘s very first UFC title-shot battle week is going practically how business president Dana White imagined it would. Hours after Strickland (27-5 MMA, 14-5UFCstated in an interview with Fox Sports Australia that he punched a fan, White fasted to close down any face-value analysis of that story when he spoke with press reporters consisting of…

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Be Water - Christian Sands (2020)

Sands' growth has been exponential, and on full public display since leaving puberty. Be Water is his latest giant step forward, encompassing not only our shared experience and imagination but our humanity too, and that is a triumph no matter what age you are or find yourself in.

Christian Sands: piano; Yasushi Nakamura: bass; Clarence Penn: drums.

Additional Instrumentation

Marvin Sewell: guitars (#1,5,9,10); Marcus Strickland: tenor saxophone, bass clarinet (# 3,5,10); Sean Jones: trumpet, flugelhorn (#3,10); Steve Davis: trombone (#3,10); Sara Caswell: violin 1 (#8); Tomoko Akaboshi: violin 2 (#8); Benni von Gutzeit: viola (#8); Eleanor Norton: cello (#8); Bruce Lee: voice (#3,8)

[lover-girl-estxx]

Really

(s33 R27) r fighter ufc 297

"I'm Nina and I'm here with-" "Y/n Y/l/n" "the woman featherweight champ of the world...why don't you say that? if I was the champion of the world I would tell everyone" she laughed "I don't know i'll start saying it more" "thank you or i'll tell everyone for you" I laughed. "milk or cereal first?" "cereal for sure! has anyone said milk?" she shook her head "no" "that's crazy" she looked at me making me laugh and her too. "if you could date one UFC fighter who would it be?" she asked I blushed "I'm not gonna say" "come on" she smiled "he's on the card that's all i'm saying" "no no now you have to tell me" I sighed "don't release this part till after the fights" "promise" "um okay.....Sean" "Strickland?!" I smiled "yeah" I laughed "he's like crazy you know?" "I know but I kinda like it," she laughed me too "this is gonna be everywhere" I sighed.

I was standing by the stage ready to go on for the press conference "y/n right?" I turn around to see Sean "yeah!," I smiled "Sean" he smiled back "good luck on your fight" "likewise! I know your probably not to happy about having a female co main event but it'll make your fight even better" I chuckled "no I don't mind you put on good fights" "thank you! your fights are great I can't wait to watch" I smiled.

"question for Y/n, how do you feel about Sean and the comments he made about female fighting?" I grabbed the mic "I don't mind," I shrugged "I think it's true I'll never fight as good Sean or any male fighter so I don't have a problem with what he said" "thank you see u guys are the only people with a problem". "where you from?" he whispered "I live in Vegas" "we'll have to train sometime" I nodded "sounds great" I smiled and lightly blushed.

| Week later |

"Y/n we're almost there you ready?" Nina asked through the phone "yeah I got all my snowboard shit" "okay!"

I put my stuff in the back of her truck I hopped in the front seat with Nina driving and her boyfriend in the back "hi!" I smiled and hugged her. Halfway there Nina says "oh I forgot I invited someone" "who's" I took a sip of my monster "Sean!" "Sean?! please tell me you mean o'melly even tho I hate him" "no Strickland" I sighed "really I didn't even do my makeup" "its fine he most likely didn't see the video" "your joking it's everywhere" I put my head in my hands blushing covering my face. I got on my phone going to the video on her page "he put laughing till i'm crying emoji, he thinks it's funny" "no he jus-" "don't bring it up please" "I won't promise" "thanks".

She walked over and hugged Sean as I got all my snowboarding stuff "Y/n!" he said "hi" I gave a slight smile he gave me a side hug "good fight!" "thank you, you too" I blushed "you still have your belt so you did better" "no no you won for sure" "thanks".

I was doing alright while snowboarding not very good, Sean and Nina were doing pretty good. "i'm going to the baby hills" I told the camera "no no come here" Sean said coming next to me putting a hand out for me which I took "thanks". "just start going" he said "i'm gonna fall and get cold again" I laughed he chuckled "I'll catch you I'm right here" "okay". I was doing great while holding on to Sean, we went over a rock Sean fell on his back pulling me down with him "Sean!" he groaned while I laughed "I still got caught you" took me a while in the snow but I finally got up then put a hand out for him "come on," I tried help him up "you have to help me a bit" we laughed he got up putting his hands on my back mine on his biceps "I got us both wet" "I can't do the big kid one" he laughed "i'll go the the baby one with you".

I did a jump "you see that!" I yelled "yeah!", "i'm tired" I sighed sitting down "me too" he sat next to me in the little cafe at the snowboarding place. Nina and her boyfriend joined "you back to training yet?" he asked me "no i'm taking a bit of a break, you?" "same yeah". "you know Y/n I saw something Nina posted on her page" I sighed "you did?" "yeah you'd date me out of all the UFC fighters" I sighed "yep" he nodded "give me your number then" I smiled "give me your phone" he smiled and threw me his phone.

[yourimagines]

Sean Strickland defending girlfriend against his dad in younger years

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Family issues

* English is not my first language I apologise

* Triggers: swearing, abusing,

Y/N POV

Sean and I where hanging out at his place. Watching some tv while laying on the sofa, cuddling each other. “What a stupid guy.” Sean sat while taking a bite from his sandwich. I hummed while taking a sip from my drink. “Why are we even watching this?” I shrugged my shoulders. He reached over to get the remote. “Let’s watch something else.” I cuddle up and watched him to put something else on the tv. “I think this is better.” He started The ultimate fighter season 1. “I already saw this one.” He laughs. “Baby me too.”

A few hours later the front door opened. His father came home. “Sean!” Sean got up and walked to the hallway. “Yes dad?” “Why are you in joggers? Is she here?” “Dad don’t.” He didn’t listen and walked into the living room. “Ahh she is here, great to see you ruining my son.” Sean walked behind his dad. “Ruin?” I asked. “Oh she talks back, haven’t you teach her not to talk back son.” He shoot him a glare. “Dad please..” his dad looked at me. “Get..out…of….my….house.” He pointed at me. “Dad!” Sean walked up to me, pulling me behind him. “She needs to leave and you break up with her, she’s no good to you.” “No.” I peeked carefully. His dad was angry, veins popping out his forehead. “Sean you do it or I will.” Sean shook his head. “Fine.” His dad walked up, Sean pushed me further away. “Stay away from her!” His dad raised his hand and hit him in his face. “Don’t you ever disrespect me boy.” Sean pushed his father. “I said, stay away from her.” He pushed his father away. “I’m not afraid to fight back, leave us alone.” “You are a stupid boy, she’s ruining you and your career.” “She not ruining everything, she’s making me happy, am I not aloud to be happy?” He only shakes his head. “I’m going to grab a beer, you two be better gone if I return.” His dad walked away, Sean turns around immediately. “I’m so sorry.” He walks over and hugs me. “I’m fine Sean.” He kissed my head. “Don’t worry I’m not breaking up with you.” I gave him a kiss. “I think we should leave Sean, I don’t want you to get in too much trouble.” “Don’t worry about that, I would fight anyone for you.”

We both run to his car, while his father yelled out. “Don’t you dare to come back son.” We hopped in and drove off to my place. “We will be fine, my mom loves you.” I grabbed his hand and placed a kiss on it. “I know we will be fine, just a bit disappointed in him.” I squeezed in his hand. “I know you are, you are way to kind Sean.” He smiled just for a moment but not for to long. “I love you.” I smiled at him. “I love you too Sean.”

[qveenpoppy]

my friends... it is time once again to see what spotify has declared my top songs of the year...

big favorites will be bolded, guilty pleasures italicized, songs i no longer care for crossed out. (and some explanations added underneath the respective songs.)

(of course, this is completely separate from the playlist of personal favorites that will be made and posted by yours truly tomorrow, on new year’s eve.)

belle - beauty and the beast cast

ways to be wicked - descendants 2 cast

kiwi - harry styles

what’s my name - descendants 2 cast

drama - ajr

santa fe - jeremy jordan

the proshot of newsies was released in theaters back in february, so i fell in love with this musical about five years late, lol

young and menace - fall out boy

swish swish - katy perry ft. nicki minaj

the world will know - newsies cast

gaston - luke evans & josh gad

legend - the score

kissing strangers - dnce ft. nicki minaj

back to you - louis tomlinson ft. bebe rexha & digital farm animals

strip that down - liam payne

feels - calvin harris ft. katy perry, pharrell williams, & big sean

carrying the banner - newsies cast

it’s goin down - descendants 2 cast

(just a) simple sponge - ethan slater

seeing you - groundhog day cast

walk on water - thirty seconds to mars

carolina - harry styles

remember i told you - nick jonas ft. anne-marie & mike posner

unstoppable - the score

two worlds - josh strickland

one day - groundhog day cast

delirious (boneless) - steve aoki ft. chris lake, tujamo, & kid ink

girls girls - icona pop

house of memories - panic! at the disco

woman - kesha

evermore - dan stevens

the mob song - beauty and the beast cast

overture - groundhog day cast/tim minchin

as will be the case with several other songs here, this is included bc i listened to this cast album a lot this year. first track is included by default.

break up every night - the chainsmokers

miles - phillip phillips

lessons - echosmith

golden days - panic! at the disco

control - halsey

thief - ansel elgort

horns - bryce fox

bom bidi bom - nick jonas ft. nicki minaj

evaporate - nick blaemire

good news - ocean park standoff

all i think about is you - ansel elgort

yorktown (the world turned upside down) - hamilton cast

be our guest - beauty and the beast cast

meet me in the hallway - harry styles

not actually a big favorite of mine from this album, but i did listen to this full album several times, and this is the first track, so that’s how it ended up here, i guess

younger now - miley cyryus

you’re welcome - dwayne johnson

love so soft - kelly clarkson

no control - kevin moon loh & the spongebob occ

the man - the killers

let me love you - tiesto’s aftr:hrs mix - dj snake, tiesto, justin bieber

when the going gets tough - nick blaemire, stephanie hsu, & the spongebob occ

attention - charlie puth

out of the garage - daniel pemberton

this year, i discovered movie scores as good music to listen to while i do work, and the man from u.n.c.l.e. quickly became one of my favorites

the mob song - beauty and the beast obc

these streets - richard h. blake, bobby conte thornton, & a bronx tale obc

glorious - macklemore ft. skylar grey

different - josh strickland & jenn gambatese

i have a playlist saved of my favorite songs from broadway shows and coincidentally, it’s mostly from disney shows. tarzan happens to be one of them.

...ready for it? - taylor swift

not afraid anymore - halsey

belle (reprise) - susan egan

it must be believed to be seen - christian borle & the charlie and the chocolate factory obc

victorious - panic! at the disco

future me - echosmith

plastic rose - maroon 5

living room - heffron drive

sooner or later - aaron carter

down - colton dixon

belmont avenue - bobby conte thornton & a bronx tale obc

i got this - the original cast of freaky friday: the musical

what if i go? - mura masa ft. bonzai

overture (for the click) - ajr

again, listened to the full album a lot, first track ended up here as a result.

futuresex / lovesound - justin timberlake

i really don’t know how this ended up here. i made a playlist after watching his netflix concert special, but i honestly didn’t think i listened to it that much...

bite my tongue - logan henderson

bikini bottom day - spongebob occ

stay - zedd ft. alessia cara

light my body up - david guetta ft. nicki minaj & lil wayne

gaston (reprise) - beauty and the beast obc

(the legend of) miss baltimore crabs - kristen chenoweth & the cast of hairspray live!

this is the only song i really ever liked from hairspray, so sufice to say i enjoyed this new version of it even more

sexy dirty love - demi lovato

sleepwalker - logan henderson

darts in the dark - magic!

if i ever fall in love - pentatonix ft. jason derulo

lightning - little mix

main titles (of the giver) - marco beltrami

again, discovered scores this year. the giver is an absolutely gorgeous one, i highly recommend it.

deliver us - prince of egypt cast

i don’t know why - imagine dragons

on hold - the xx

look what you made me do - taylor swift

dracula untold - ramin djawadi

paris - the chainsmokers

middle of the night - the vamps ft. martin jensen

i’m born to run - american authors

the fighter - keith urban & carrie underwood

i’m a lady - meghan trainor

wind in my hair - mandy moore

don’t (don diablo remix) - ed sheeran

seven nation army - the white stripes

theme o - madison mars

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“Is this really the kind of card you bring to Norfolk, Virginia all due respect to the fine folks who live there?!” UFC Fight Night Poirier vs Pettis preview

Joey

November 6th

We just passed the UFC's biggest weekend of 2017 and normally after a big weekend, a not so good card follows. This time though after a big card, we've got a really good free TV card to follow it up. Live from Norfolk, Virginia, the UFC rolls into town with a pretty damn solid card that has just a little bit of something for everybody. Like really compelling on paper fights? We gotcha! Like WMMA? Gotcha! Like old veterans with something to prove? Gotcha! Like bantamweights? Word! Heavyweights? I mean we got those too! Ya like Sage Northcutt? WHO DOESN'T?! This UFC card is an Oddlot and I can approve of that, topped by a fantastic main event pitting Dustin Poirier vs Anthony Pettis.

Fights: 13

Debuts: 1 (Karl Roberson)

Fight Changes/Injury Cancellations: 1 (Antonio Rogerio Nogueira vs Jared Cannonier)

Headliners (fighters who have either main evented or co-main evented shows in the UFC): 11 (Anthony Pettis, Dustin Poirier, Matt Brown, Diego Sanchez, Andrei Arlovski, Nate Marquardt, Raphael Assuncao, Joe Lauzon, Clay Guida, Jon Dodson, Sage Northcutt)

Fighters On Losing Streaks in the UFC:  3 (Andrei Arlovski, Matt Brown, Nate Marquardt)

Fighters On Winning Streaks in the UFC:  2 (Matthew Lopez and Raphael Assuncao)

Stat Monitor for 2017:

Debuting Fighters (Current number: 33-29)- Karl Roberson

Short Notice Fighters (Current number: 20-31-1)- 0

Second Fight (Current number: 23-33)- Michel Quiñones, Tatiana Suarez and Junior Albini

Cage Corrosion (17-11-1)- Tatiana Suarez

Twelve Precarious Ponderings

1- Is it FINALLY going to be time for Dustin Poirier to get that big career defining win? Poirier has been fantastic at 155 lbs, an action fight fan's dream fighter, a finisher and everything else you can put on a guy. He is must see TV and it's no surprise that since dropping to 155 lbs, he has three bonuses (and was likely robbed of two other ones since the Alvarez fight didn't get 50K and his KO of Bobby Green happened on a card where dudes were getting flattened left and right). Lost in the love for the 28 year old Louisiana native is the fact that he hasn't had that ONE signature win. He's beaten a lot of guys who in theory live in that 15 to 10 range of the LW division but the big win has eluded him. At FW, entertaining losses to guys like the Korean Zombie and Cub Swanson plus a KO to Conor McGregor are probably his trademarkk performances. At 155 lbs, he looked on his way to putting himself in the conversation among the likes of RDA, Pettis, Alvarez, Ferguson and the crew before Michael Johnson removed him from the conversation in a stunning upset. He looked on his way to getting that win vs Alvarez before he got hurt and eventually kneed illegally.

The entire career of Poirier feels like a collection of moments where he's good enough TO win but not great enough to rise above. In main events, Poirier is 0-2. In co-main events, he's 0-1. If we judge fighters by their ability to rise up, so to speak, then Poirier's record is not giving you a ringing endorsement for confidence. Even saying that, we're discussing a 28 year old who is ultra skilled in every capacity. Maybe he's a step slower than the heaviest hitters in the division (he looked to be moving at Tivo slow mo speed vs Michael Johnson) and maybe you have questions about his ability to deal with pressure. Maybe you worry about his composure which could explain his so-so record in big fights. Whatever the case, even at 28 years old, we're reaching the "He is what he is" portion of Poirier's career. A fantastic action fighter who SHOULD be among the elites at 155 lbs. This is a big fight for him.

2- Similarly, Anthony Pettis. Lost in the record is the how and why we got here. Pettis simply got out dogged by an injured RDA in a fight where both guys were impaired. After that? I mean I thought he beat Eddie Alvarez pretty clearly. Edson Barboza is a better version of Anthony Pettis which was just all kinds of wrong for him. Ignore everything at 145 lbs because that was a bad idea. The point I'm trying to illustrate here is that Pettis is far better than he's shown since 2015 or so. We're talking about a fantastic athlete still entering his prime who is still capable of big fight magic. His resume is littered with well known names and those aren't fluke wins. Even if I believe that Pettis has become a big stagnant in recent years, on his good night he's probably better than your favorite lightweight. Poirier is going to be a pretty valuable test for him and what remains of Pettis as a top 155er.

3- I know Matt Brown is retiring but I really hope win or lose Diego Sanchez follows him into whatever MMA Valhalla is.

4- Andrei Arlovski vs Junior Albini is so much of what MMA is and so little of what we wish it to be. Arlovski is 0-4 and while he didn't get sparked in his last fight, he showed so little against Marcin Tybura that I don't even really see the point of this fight other than trying to launch Albini's career. That's great and all but Albiini is ONE fight into his UFC career and we have no idea what he's really all about. The only way we learn anything about him is if he loses and that'd speak volumes in the negatives. This is a very odd peculiar fight.

5- Joe Lauzon vs Clay Guida has one of two ways of ending. The first is Lauzon dropping Guida early and snatching his neck or the other is a hot start for Lauzon followed by two rounds of Clay Guida just smacking him around on the ground if Lauzon doesn’t get an early sub. It’s so weird this fight hasn’t happened earlier than this point but even so, I’m pretty geeked about it.

6- Jon Dodson vs Marlon Moraes is one of those fights with no middle ground. It's either all action or it's the world's smallest fastest staring contest.

7- While I don't like the fight, Tatiana Suarez vs Vivianne Pereira seems like a really great fight between two solid strawweight prospects. Pereira is a little undersized but she's hyperactive and looked worlds better vs Jamie Moyle. Tati Suarez has title contender talent and a fantastic base for the division but she's been out for a good long minute. Excited for this one even if I dislike the fact a prospect's gonna get knocked off.

8- Really excited to see Matthew Lopez get his crack at figuring out Raphael Assuncao. If you beat Assuncao, you should be like champion emeritus at 135 lbs. Lopez had a way too tough debut vs Rani Yahya and even in that fight he was more than competitive in scrambles and on the feet. Since then Lopez has picked up two wins over competent 135ers like Johnny Eduardo and Mitch Gagnon. That said, Assuncao is forever at a level above most of these dudes in the weight class.

9- We're starting to get to that point where the DWTCS signees are getting opportunities to have fights. Boston Salmon lost his chance but Karl Roberson gets a shot now. Dropping from 205 to 185 lbs, Roberson draws Darren Stewart who was really impressive in Cage Warriors prior to getting his UFC call up. He got hit with the Francimar Barroso train after a no contest and now he'll also make the drop to MW. Excited about these two guys.

10- Of the twelve fighters currently posted up on this main card, it almost seems reasonable to half of them could be retired or out of the UFC by next year. You have Arlovski, Diego Sanchez, Joe Lauzon, Clay Guida and Nate Marquardt who could all be on their last legs or considering retirement not including Matt Brown who is genuinely retiring.

11- Everybody's favorite human Ken Doll is back in business, baby! Sage Northcutt has returned!

12- It has the potential to be a bit of a dud but Court McGee vs Sean Strickland could be a fantastic little fight on the prelims. Strickland's kind of lost his way from his more exciting pre-UFC days but I Think he's still got high upside and McGee always shows up to fight.

Must Wins

1- Anthony Pettis

Anthony Pettis looked back vs Jim Miller---but that's really not enough of an indictment on what remains. Miller's a good test for if you still have enough to be considered elite but he's not quite the measuring stick for whether you ARE elite. Pettis has a lot of questions that still need answering even if vs Miller he looked aggressive while being composed, tremendous with his kicking game and more in check with each passing second of the fight. Dustin Poirier has power, variety in his hands and I can't imagine Pettis is going to outwrestle him if it comes to that. The fact that this is five rounds and Pettis has looked AWFUL in his last two fights meant for that distance is worrisome.

2- Dustin Poirier

Dustin Poirier's career will be one of two things; a long career as a best action fighters of his time but never challenged for anything major OR a career where The Diamond is able to get over the hump and contend for titles and more main events.

3- Marlon Moraes

There were a lot of subtle flaws hidden by Moraes when he was competing at the WSOF.  It's not to suggest he's not really talented (he is) but when he would take his foot off of the gas, he wasn't challenged much by inferior competition. Against Raphael Assuncao, I thought he showed some of those flaws and it ultimately cost him in a close fight. Dodson is similar in Assuncao in the sense that a boring fight is a fine fight for him. If he can't blitz you and overwhelm you with his speed, he's fine with just giving you enough offense to take a decision. Moraes going down 0-2 as the 135 lb class is loading up again would be a dire circumstance so he needs this one in the worst way.

Five Fights Not To Miss:

1- Dustin Poirier vs Anthony Pettis

2- Super Sage vs El Chapo in a battle of amazing nicknames

3- Tatiana Suarez vs Vivianne Pereira

4- Joe Lauzon vs Clay Guida

5- Matt Brown vs Diego Sanchez

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Netflix Acquires Chiwetel Ejiofor’s ‘the Boy Who Harnessed the Wind’

Netflix has acquired global rights (excluding Japan, China and UK free TV rights) to The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind, the directorial debut of Academy Award® nominee and BAFTA Award winner Chiwetel Ejiofor. The British film is based on the bestselling book of the same name written by William Kamkwamba and Bryan Mealer. Ejiofor wrote the screenplay. Netflix, Participant Media, BBC Films and BFI present, in association with Head Gear Films & Metrol Technology, Lipsync and Cornerstone Films, a Potboiler Production. Synopsis: Adapted from the bestselling book by William Kamkwamba and Bryan Mealer, The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind follows 13-year-old William Kamkwamba (newcomer Maxwell Simba) who is thrown out of the school he loves when his family can no longer afford the fees. Sneaking back into the school library, he finds a way, using the bones of the bicycle belonging to his father Trywell (Chiwetel Ejiofor), to build a windmill which then saves his Malawian village from famine. The emotional journey of a father and his exceptional son at its heart, William’s tale captures the incredible determination of a boy whose inquisitive mind overcame every obstacle in his path. The film highlights the power of education and individual determination to change the trajectory of a life, a village and a nation. By telling the story of one boy’s efforts to overcome the barriers he faces to education, The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind inspires audiences to imagine a future where every child, in every village, has access to knowledge and to opportunities to put that knowledge to work. Screenwriter: Adapted by Chiwetel Ejiofor, from the book “The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind” written by William Kamkwamba and Bryan Mealer Producers: Potboiler Productions’ Andrea Calderwood and Gail Egan Executive Producers: Joe Oppenheimer, Rose Garnett, Natascha Wharton, Jeff Skoll, Jonathan King, Phil Hunt, Compton Ross, Peter Hampden, Norman Merry Cast: Maxwell Simba, Academy Award Nominee Chiwetel Ejiofor (12 Years a Slave), Aïssa Maïga (Anything for Alice), Lily Banda, Lemogang Tsipa (Eye in the Sky), Philbert Falakeza, with Joseph Marcell (“The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air”) and Noma Dumezweni (Harry Potter and the Cursed Child) Ejiofor commented: “William’s story represents, what has to be, the future in countries like Malawi: developing countries, overflowing with beauty and harboring enormous potential. A global story, such as this, requires a global platform and I’m thrilled to be working with Netflix on bringing William’s extraordinary tale of determination and inventiveness to audiences worldwide.” Jonathan King, President of Film and Television for Participant Media, added: “Chiwetel brings incredible passion and skill as a filmmaker to this moving and impactful story about a young boy who uses his heart and mind equally to help better his community. We need this kind of story now more than ever, and we’re excited to continue the partnership with Netflix that started with Beasts of No Nation and continued with ROMA to bring this new film to audiences around the world.” The film was shot in Malawi last year. The film will launch in 2019 on Netflix and in select theaters in the US and UK The British film has been backed in development and production by the BFI (with National Lottery funding) and BBC Films with Head Gear, Metrol Technology and LipSync, in partnership with Participant Media. LipSync Post is also on board to complete full post production. Cornerstone Films is the international sales agent. The deal was negotiated on behalf of Participant Media by Gabriel Brakin, General Counsel & EVP of Business Affairs and Krista Wegener, SVP of Sales & Distribution. About Participant Media Founded by Chairman Jeff Skoll and under the leadership of CEO David Linde, Participant Media (www.participantmedia.com) combines the power of a good story well told with real world impact and awareness around today’s most vital issues. Through its worldwide network of traditional and digital distribution, aligned with partnerships with key non-profit and NGO organizations, Participant speaks directly to the rise of today’s “conscious consumer,” representing the well over 2 billion consumers compelled to make meaningful content a priority focus. As an industry content leader, Participant annually produces up to six narrative feature films, five documentary films, three episodic television series, and more than 30 hours of digital short form programming, through its digital subsidiary SoulPancake. Participant’s more than 80 films, including Wonder, Contagion, Lincoln, The Help, CITIZENFOUR, RBG, Food, Inc., and An Inconvenient Truth, have collectively earned 56 Academy Award® nominations and 12 wins, including Best Picture for Spotlight and Best Foreign Language Film for A Fantastic Woman. Participant’s digital division, SoulPancake (www.soulpancake.com), is an award-winning provider of thought-provoking, joyful, and uplifting content including such widely popular series as Kid President and The Science of Happiness and reaches an audience of over 9 million fans. Follow Participant Media on Twitter (@Participant) and on Facebook and Instagram. Follow SoulPancake on Twitter (@soulpancake) and on Facebook and Instagram. About Netflix Netflix is the world’s leading internet entertainment service with 130 million paid memberships in over 190 countries enjoying TV series, documentaries and feature films across a wide variety of genres and languages. Members can watch as much as they want, anytime, anywhere, on any internet-connected screen. Members can play, pause and resume watching, all without commercials or commitments. About the BFI The BFI Film Fund supports world-class UK filmmaking from talent and film development, through to production and audience development across exhibition, distribution and international sales, investing over £50 million of National Lottery funding a year. Recent releases and highly anticipated films backed by the BFI include Mike Leigh’s Peterloo which receives its UK premiere at the 62nd BFI London Film Festival and Cold War which brought Pawel Pawlikowski the Best Director at this year’s Cannes. Both screened at the Toronto International Film Festival alongside Wash Westmoreland’s Colette, William McGregor’s Gwen, Claire Denis’s High Life, Peter Strickland’s In Fabric, Carol Morley’s Out of Blue, Richard Billingham’s Ray & Liz, Annabel Jankel’s Tell it to the Bees, Tom Harper’s Wild Rose and Amma Asante’s Where Hands Touch. Also in the pipeline for release are Brian Welsh’s Beats; Tinge Krishnan’s Been So Long; Scott Graham’s Born to Run; Chiwetel Ejiofor’s The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind; Peter Middleton and James Spinney’s Chaplin; Chris Morris Untitled Project; Neil Biswas’s Darkness Visible; Jason Barker’s A Deal with the Universe; Sacha Polak’s Dirty God; Craig Roberts’ Eternal Beauty; Jim Hosking’s An Evening With Beverly Luff Linn; Thomas Clay’s Fanny Lye Deliver’d; Iain Cunningham’s Irene’s Ghost; Gabrielle Brady’s Island of the Hungry Ghosts; Lisa Barros D’Sa and Glenn Leyburn’s Normal People; Matthew Jones’ The Man from Mo’ Wax; Haifaa Al-Mansour’s Mary Shelley; Hong Khaou’s Monsoon; Sean McAllister’s A Northern Soul; Steve McLean’s Postcards from London; Ken Loach’s Sorry We Missed You; Joanna Hogg’s The Souvenir; Chino Moya’s Undergods; Tim Travers Hawkins’s XY Chelsea; and Idris Elba’s Yardie. The BFI is the lead organisation for film in the UK with the ambition to create a flourishing film environment in which innovation, opportunity and creativity can thrive by: Connecting audiences to the widest choice of UK and World cinema Preserving and restoring the most significant film collection in the world for today and future generations Championing emerging and world class filmmakers in the UK - investing in creative, distinctive and entertaining work Promoting UK film and talent to the world Growing the next generation of filmmakers and audiences About BBC Films BBC Films is at the forefront of independent filmmaking in the UK, developing and co-producing around 12 films a year. In 2015 BBC Films was awarded the BAFTA for Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema. Rose Garnett is the Director of BBC Films. BBC Films’ upcoming slate includes eight films which screened at the BFI London Film Festival including the closing night film Stan & Ollie, starring Steve Coogan and John C. Reilly; Ben Wheatley’s Happy New Year, Colin Burstead, a unique collaboration between BBC Films, BBC Comedy and BBC Two; Ralph Fiennes’ The White Crow; Peter Strickland’s ghost story In Fabric starring Oscar© nominee Marianne Jean-Baptiste, which won Best Director at Fantastic Fest; and Out of Blue, directed by Carol Morley and starring Patricia Clarkson. Other films which premiered at the BFI London Film Festival include Mari, the debut feature for writer/director Georgia Parris, VS. starring up-and-coming Connor Swindells, which is currently in cinemas and Evelyn, from Oscar© nominated documentary filmmaker, Orlando von Einsiedel. Currently in post-production is Sean Durkin’s highly anticipated The Nest, starring Jude Law and Carrie Coon; Judy, directed by Rupert Goold and starring Renee Zellweger as the iconic Judy Garland; and Sorry We Missed You, written by Paul Laverty and directed by Ken Loach. Also on BBC Films’ slate include Yuli, written by Paul Laverty and directed by Iciar Bollain; Joanna Hogg’s The Souvenir starring Tilda Swinton and executive produced by Martin Scorsese; James Kent’s The Aftermath with Keira Knightley and Alexander Skarsgård; Chiwetel Ejiofor’s directorial debut The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind; His House by first-time UK writer/director Remi Weekes; Monsoon written/directed by Hong Khaou and starring Henry Golding (Crazy Rich Asians); Love, a partnership between BBC Arts and BBC Films with the National Theatre, written/directed by Alexander Zeldin and based on the play of the same name which will TX on BBC Two as part of BBC Arts’ Performance Strand. bbc.co.uk/bbcfilms Twitter @BBCFilms About LipSync Post The multi-award winning LipSync Post has been providing post services to the film and television industry for almost 25 years. Recent film credits include, “Colette”, “Out of Blue”, “Vita and Virginia”, “Woman Walks Ahead”, “Churchill”, “6 Days” and “The Limehouse Golem”. TV credits include “Ackley Bridge”, “Living the Dream”, “The State”, “Wolf Hall” and “National Treasure”. Since 2008, LipSync Productions has invested over £75 million in over 180 film and TV projects. Regular festival appearances and over 200 major award wins, including multiple BAFTA-wins, have firmly cemented their reputation as one of the UK’s leading production partners. About Head Gear Films As one of the UK’s most prolific production and investment companies, Head Gear Films has supported over 300 projects, including such notable film titles as Black Mass, Freeheld, Trespass Against Us, Churchill, Where Hands Touch, Keepers and War on Everyone. As well as its feature film activities, Head Gear is involved in financing video games, theatrical productions, comic books, documentaries and other forms of media. Head Gear has a truly international footprint, and is active in producing and financing projects in many territories around the world. About Cornerstone Films Founded in 2015 by Alison Thompson and Mark Gooder, Cornerstone Films is a London/LA based production, sales and financing company with a focus on feature films of enduring quality and distinctive story-telling. Working closely with our German partners, X Filme and Beta Cinema, the Cornerstone team is passionately committed to curating a diverse range of films that reflect the world around us, ranging from authored, intimate film-making, to commercial wide release films. We immerse ourselves in every stage of a film’s journey collaborating closely with our partners from inception through to exploitation. Cornerstone’s current slate includes: Gregor Jordan’s Dirt Music starring Golden Globe and BAFTA Award nominee Kelly Macdonald, Garrett Hedlund and David Wenham, Bart Freundlich’s remake of Susanne Bier’s After the Wedding starring Academy Award Winner Julianne Moore and Golden Globe Winner, Michelle Williams, BAFTA Nominee, Gurinder Chadha’s Blinded by the Light featuring music from Bruce Springsteen, Sophie Hyde’s Animals, starring Holliday Grainger and Alia Shawkat, Mirrah Foulkes’ feature film directorial debut, Judy and Punch starring Mia Wasikowska and Damon Herriman; Academy Award Nominee Henry-Alex Rubin’s crime-thriller Semper Fi starring Nat Wolf and Jai Courtney; BAFTA Winner, Chiwetel Ejiofor’s directorial debut The Boy who Harnessed the Wind, BAFTA Winner Mike Leigh’s British historical drama Peterloo which had its world premiere, screening in competition, at the Venice Film Festival; Academy Award Winner, Christoph Waltz’s directorial debut Georgetown starring Christoph Waltz, Academy Award Winner, Vanessa Redgrave, and Academy Award Nominee, Annette Bening; The Kill Team directed by Academy Award Nominee, Dan Krauss, starring Nat Wolff and Alexander Skarsgård; Daniel Kokotajlo’s award-winning Apostasy which had its world premiere in the Discovery section 2017 TIFF; Julien Temple’s Ibiza – The Silent Movie featuring music by world renowned DJ Fatboy Slim; John Turturro’s dramatic comedy Going Places starring Turturro, Academy Award Winner, Susan Sarandon, BAFTA Nominee, Audrey Tatou and Bobby Cannavele. 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ZAMAGI / It's So Good Now (い・そ・ぐ・な)

oh i forgot the whole reason i wanted to make that post was to talk about an interview i saw with sean conducted by some young woman, the whole time he was just being horny as hell, everything was about sex, and she was totally into it to be fair, but its a kind of horniness thats really specific to jewish men, imagine sean strickland during the interview just pulled his weiner out and started pouting with tears in his eyes and whining like a puppy “p-pwease s-s-suck!” i mean it works for him because hes in the UFC but its just fucking gross to me, like you know how ladies you will be talking to a guy and you are just trying to have a normal one maybe you havent fucked even once yet, and hes in your dms and you are trying to chit chat about your day and hes like “damn your back must be sore from all that work, and carrying those big boobs around all day haha im just saying thats gotta hurt your back how big are they?” i know you know what im talking about ladies and i have been that guy, but its like that turned up to eleven and constantly. its also evident in their entire persona, every single part of them is carefully constructed so you’ll “p-p-pwease suck it, it hewts!” it comes off as pathetic, i know im broke and fucked up calling millionaires desperate but its such an oddly specific jewish trait that not many pick up on, all men are horny but not in the way jewish men are its kind of bonkers to witness.

 i will say that sean strickland MIGHT be on the level, im gonna give it a 20 percent chance that hes just a well meaning good ole boy from australia who happens to look very very jewish, but tate is fucking iredeemable, and if any of these mystery meet youtube short retards converts your stupid ass to islam you deserve the hell that awaits you