UnderGround Forum >> Nick Denis Retires
| 11/22/12 1:57 PM | |
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grienk
Member Since: 5/25/07 Posts: 308 |
http://topmmanews.com/2012/11/22/nick-denis-ninja-of-love-blog-and-then-what-happened/ Concerned about the long term health effects of blows to the head. |
| 11/22/12 2:05 PM | |
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MMArijuana
Member Since: 10/16/07 Posts: 5431 |
Here's his thread on the OG. |
| 11/22/12 2:09 PM | |
Masakyst
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Member Since: 7/23/10 Posts: 2917 |
http://www.fightingwords.ca/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/Sandoval-Denis-1.gif I see the look of concern on his face. |
| 11/22/12 2:10 PM | |
NastyNate420
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Member Since: 10/20/10 Posts: 286 |
I would retire too, have you seen the Sandro KO? The KO he put on Sandoval was epic though. I always liked Denis, I remember reading an article about him in "09 before he was famous, after this article I was a fan. http://www.sherdog.com/news/articles/Ninja-of-Love-Talks-Zombie-Apocalypse-16622 |
| 11/22/12 3:04 PM | |
stevia's sex slave
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Member Since: 6/5/10 Posts: 3942 |
Damn, that's a shame, he's always entertaining. I'm surprised he is going out after a loss, he is very capable of putting together a streak.
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| 11/22/12 3:07 PM | |
TommyRSU
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| 11/22/12 3:11 PM | |
Russ
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Masakyst - http://www.fightingwords.ca/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/Sandoval-Denis-1.gif
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| 11/22/12 3:31 PM | |
UGCTT_Fraser_Finlay
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Member Since: 8/14/11 Posts: 11307 |
WHAT!? I was a huge fan of The Ninja Of Love. Seriously bummed about this, Denis always brought it and was never in a boring fight. I'll always be a fan. I remember him Rock Bottom of Mamalis. That KO was sick!
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| 11/22/12 4:43 PM | |
FedorEmilioEstevez
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Member Since: 9/14/11 Posts: 1651 |
That's a real shame but props to him for getting out an making an obviously hard decision.
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| 11/22/12 5:15 PM | |
dustyaguas
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Member Since: 10/2/06 Posts: 418 |
Who's Nick Denis?
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| 11/22/12 5:23 PM | |
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French Fries Malone
Member Since: 9/26/08 Posts: 4240 |
dustyaguas - Who's Nick Denis?Go YouTube his highlight reel knockouts and come back. Keywords suplex and elbows... Lots of respect for nick in quitting when he wants and looking after his health.
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| 11/22/12 5:32 PM | |
seabass rutten
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Member Since: 7/25/11 Posts: 1046 |
At least he has a good career to fall back on. Fair play.
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| 11/22/12 5:41 PM | |
Motivated Penn
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Member Since: 10/18/11 Posts: 3609 |
I never followed this guy, there are so many names in the UFC now I lose track, but I just watched his highlight reel on youtube and he looked like a beast :D Wish him good luck with whatever he wants to do. |
| 11/23/12 9:08 AM | |
PermitMeFisticuffsBrother
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Member Since: 11/9/12 Posts: 8 |
this.sucks. I can understand where he comes from with the Sub Concussive Blows - it happens to Rugby players too I hope he gets a easy job doing some broadcast work on inside MMA or something like that cz its a shame to see fighters leave for good (Maybe do some pro wrasslin) |
| 11/23/12 10:39 AM | |
pbody
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Member Since: 5/11/08 Posts: 285 |
It's a shame his fight with Roland Delorme only aired on Facebook. That was one of the best one round fights I've ever seen. |
| 11/23/12 5:23 PM | |
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Bearded Collie Herds Orca
Member Since: 1/26/12 Posts: 57 |
I'm a PhD student in cognitive psychology, and am considering taking my first ammy fight in January. I too have read primary literature on concussions, and it is the sole source of my hesitation. The biggest problem, which Denis mentions, is the unpredictable, non-linear nature of concussive and subconcussive impacts. Ten punches could do nothing, and the 11th could do a relatively huge amount. At least I'm a jitz guy, so I don't take as much damage (hopefully). |
| 11/23/12 8:22 PM | |
Leghound
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Edited: 11/23/12 8:22 PM Member Since: 10/25/07 Posts: 5532 |
Have to appreciate someone that has accomplished as much as he has, looked at the facts and made a decision that is best for himself. Best of luck to him in the next phase of his life, though with his mindset I don't think he'll need luck. |
| 11/23/12 8:43 PM | |
inf0
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| 11/23/12 9:11 PM | |
UGCTT_chuckles1
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Member Since: 2/26/11 Posts: 4025 |
I'm gonna miss the Ninja of Love. Dude was always entertaining and brought it win or loss. Wish nothing but the best for him and his family in the future!
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| 11/24/12 10:20 PM | |
AceAtGSU
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Member Since: 7/7/09 Posts: 1286 |
Bearded Collie Herds Orca - I'm a PhD student in cognitive psychology, and am considering taking my first ammy fight in January. I too have read primary literature on concussions, and it is the sole source of my hesitation. The biggest problem, which Denis mentions, is the unpredictable, non-linear nature of concussive and subconcussive impacts. Ten punches could do nothing, and the 11th could do a relatively huge amount. At least I'm a jitz guy, so I don't take as much damage (hopefully). Good post, I hope all goes well for you should you decide taking the fight. I was extremely surprised more people had not posted on this thread. With that said, I think that his decision is justified, if you are hoping to get a concussion just for a definitive reason to leave the sport,it is time to go anyhow. He seems to have thought this out over a very long period, and made an informed choice that is right for him. Hope that he does well in his post fight life. He truly is a good example of the fact that this is not a sport of brutes and "just bleed" guys, while there are some, many of the fighters are well-educated and extremely intelligent individuals. |
| 11/24/12 10:30 PM | |
Immaculata
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Member Since: 12/14/03 Posts: 21313 |
Best of luck in his future endeavors. |
| 11/24/12 10:49 PM | |
yellow wrkahlc
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Member Since: 6/9/12 Posts: 4347 |
This made me sad. I blame Delorme. Guys, we need to kill Delorme. |
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