What I don't understand:

HOW does Fedor strike so freaking hard?

He is hitting people and his punches land so hard like a brick hidden in a hiking sock!

A few things:

1. Fedor is gonna graciously say he'd accept a rematch even if he doesn't want one/ there won't be one against Rogers. He's part owner of Strikeforce/ M-1.

2. There won't be a Brock/Fedor card in the foreseeable future, so it isn't worth discussing.

3. The cut Rogers opened up on Fedor. If you watch Fedor before the fight, he has some considerable scar tissue right there on the bridge of his nose. I bet Angela Landsbury could open up that cut if she lifted he butt and farted just right. I give Rogers some credit for the 2 escapes he pulled off on the ground. Other than that, I didn't doubt Fedor for a minute. Seacrest out.

First off, "leg play" is the most pornographic sounding and hilarious broken-English translation EVER by the frumpiest translator in MMA history.

Fedor clearly has the best corner in MMA. Anyone who gives him trouble in the first round get KTFO'd in the second. Rogers did quite well, but he needs to work on his boxing defense. When Fedor bleeds, he really bleeds. It looked like he reopened the same cut that gave him his sole loss. Fedor is known as a bleeder. He just gets hit cleanly so little that few people recognize it. FWIW, I think Fedor may have little choice in accepting a rematch in the future. Both M-1 and Strikeforce have limited HW/LHW depth.

How does Fedor hit so hard? Watch the way he strikes. He throws his whole body into it and winds up from Tokyo to New York. It leaves him wide open for a straight right or an uppercut, but Fedor waits until he knows his opponent can't counter in time and turns on the afterburners. Fedor has deceptive speed for a HW.

I've tried to submit the ground. It's hard to isolate a limb, and even if you manage that, the bastard never taps.

Fedor is God!

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