Rampage training for Machida in Port Moody, Canada

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source: gibsonpankration.com

Oct 9 '10 Rampage vs Machida UFC nov 20/

Mr Gibson started Rampages camp early this fight to ensure that he will be more than ready for Machida. Julia Budd has signed with Strikeforce and is fighting Oct 22, she has been so lucky to share rampages private camp and train along side many UFC veterans to prepare for her long awaited Strikeforce debut.Mr gibson has created a spectacular cast of coaches to fine tune his fighters. Lance Gibson mma coach & strategist, Mike Dolce S&Cond nutritionist, Junior Perez BJJ.

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Lance is the 2002 #1 ranked Shooto Fighter in the World; UFC 24 pay per view Middleweight Fight Champion and a veteran of the Internationally known Superbrawl and World Abu Dhabi Championships in 1998.

Mr. Gibson started in the grass roots of combat (MMA), when they had no rounds or weight limits. Mr. Gibson has defeated opponents more than 80 lbs. heavier than himself. This enables him to teach realistic techniques to those who are at the most in need - the general public.

Mr. Gibson has achieved one of the highest levels in the Martial Arts at a professionally recognized level.

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10/24/10 2:10 PM by ghostofgibran

This whole thread makes me feel like I'm surrounded by degenerate know-it-alls from Bullshido.

10/24/10 1:37 PM by sleepybear70

that respect is extended to all the instructors

10/23/10 8:02 PM by Wasa-B

This is funny too as he apparently makes his class call him "Mr. Gibson." Even his junior coaches refer to him as that.

10/23/10 8:01 PM by Wasa-B

This as usual is turning into some what of a semantic battle but Gibson did beat both Gono and Suda, 2 of Shooto's top guys back then and Superbrawl was a Shooto affiliate iirc.He fought formally in Shooto twice, going 1-1 with Suda. He was never the Shooto camp iirc, though Shooto did have their own rankings and he could have been #1 contender but I am not sure.I have no doubt he overstates his accomplishments but he was legit back then. Just not the man or anything.

10/23/10 7:37 PM by BoondockJOSH

this thread reminds me of

10/23/10 7:24 PM by sleepybear70

that's how I took it.....if I remember correctly I think one of the papers wrote it up like that up here as well

10/23/10 7:22 PM by stlnl2

I was referring to the use of champion regarding superfights, yes there were only two champions, but they never "fought for the title" or to defend it, other than it meaning they got a belt, for that fight, on that night. The other superfights were all draws if I remember correctly.

10/23/10 7:19 PM by stlnl2

Well I guess I am more forgiving of the guy using the word champion when I knew he meant he won one fight in one event then.

10/23/10 7:16 PM by Stone Rolled

You're about three quarters full of bullshit there. Back then in the SEG days, there was a title called Superfight belt. It was a single fight championship separate from the tournament. The winner is called Superfight Champion. There was only two Superfight champions. Dan Severn and Ken Shamrock. Lance Gibson was never one of them.UFC never called anyone who didn't hold a championship belt a champion.

10/23/10 6:59 PM by sleepybear70

Bingo!!! on a side note...awesome fight for Julia last night!!!!

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