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Thursday, October 8, 2009
Frank Shamrock Answers Fan Questions
Frank Shamrock responds to the questions that fans have been posting on FrankShamrock.com. He talks about everything from the early days of mixed martial arts to his career to the future of the sport and its athletes.
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9 comments:
I actually used to be a serious hardcore fan and supporter of Frank, but goddamn what an ego-maniac he turned out to be! I built this, I was the first to do that, blah, blah, blah ... please, show some humility. You shouldn't have to remind everyone at every opportunity.
At least Frank admitted fedor would kick his ass...... Lots of fighters, that arent in fedors league will think they can beat fedor....
LMFAO @ frank building MMA. He rode Ken's coat tails and then quit after beating an inexperienced Tito. He's been a joke since then. Renzo wrecked him. Cung Le put him to sleep. He beat a few cans. He's a C level fighter now.
Would love to see him in the UFC. The current crop of TUF fighters would destroy him easily.
frank shamrock was the first complete athlete as far as rounded skills and conditioning goes, he deserves his credit...
Frank the Tank makes no sense. I think their is a reason why his older brother Ken doesn't like him. He is full of himself and lets face it, who can he beat now?
I wonder if Coker and his 20 years of promoting agrees that Shamrock built Strikeforce by himself.
Frank's the man.....f*ck the haters.
Even though Frank and Ken don't really matter to the elite fighters in MMA anymore, it would still be cool to see them fight each other.
"frank shamrock was the first complete athlete"
LMFAO, yeh right. That's a myth.
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