MMA FOR FANS

1.) Jeff Van Gundy – I want him to come back I love this guy a hell of a coach.

2.) Avery Johnson – (A good young coach)

3.) Mike Fratello (A very good coach)

4.) Hubie Brown (Another very good coach)

5.) Paul Silas (Another very nice coach)

6.) Lenny Wilkins (Great coach most winningest ever)

. Jeff Van Gundy and Avery Johnson both should look at the Minnesota coaching job. Whittman is terrible and he has a good young team. Both these coaches are excellenet defensive coaches and would work good with the players.

- Fratello was a very good coach for Memphis undeservingly was fired I think he would make a good coach for the Detroit Pistons he lets his player play through mistakes and when needed he can fire himself up. I think Michael Curry would be done.

Hubie Brown – Should replace Carlesimo he can make OKC a team that tries hard even if they suck and they can become better quicker w/ a accomplished coach like Hubie

Paul Silas should replace Dunleavy in LA. Clippers got nowhere with him all they had was one good season. Silas was an excellent coach that Baron respects because of his days in CHA/NO. And Camby would playy for him to cause he is a good defensive coach. Ricky Davis, Jason Williams, Cuttino, Tim Thomas are all scorers and Silas knows how to win with a score first team.

Lenny Wilkins should replace Mike Woodson he has an excellent team and doesnt know how to coach with them. Wilkins is Atlantas greatest coach and did good with the Knicks that one year he was undeservingly fired. He would play the bench and develop Horford, Williams, and Smith more.

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Illegal raves in Brasil where the DJ splits the dancefloor into side A and side B and they dance in and fight each other?

I’m 14 and have been training kickboxing in my basement for 8 years with all the proper equipment and not to be bragging or nothing but I’ve got a 6 pack and I’m strongest in my year but if I want to get proffesional I need training but there’s no kickboxing clubs in my area but there is taekwondo. Is it hard to learn and would it help me get into the UFC.

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Or other inferior styles. I know it’s not a sport(?)
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I’ve never been diciplined before, it sounds painful.

The seem to be big,agile, good with their hands, strong, and are adept at standing their ground. Have NFL teams ever experimented with this?

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I don’t hold any positions within a club like president or anything, I don’t have any work experience, and I really haven’t done extraordinary like win a state championship. I am a pretty decent athlete, but I am not particulary amazing. I am just wondering whether I should bother pay the 65$ app fee and go through all the paperwork to apply.