The keys to learning how to spell things are repetition and mnemonic devices. In fact, I needed to use a mnemonic device to remember how to spell 'mnemonic' for many years (mnemonic starts with m-n-e = enemy - mnemonic devices are my enemy [Even though they aren't, they are my friend, so just remember that they are my friends and what is the opposite of friend? Enemy. Mnemonic]).

Vinny Magalhaes' last name has troubled me for a few years now, I always spell it wrong on my first try, but with this latest LayzieTheSavage video I've decided that no longer will I let Google complete the correct spelling for Vinny Magalhaes' last name. No more copy/pasting for me. I will just mention Magalhaes as much as I can in this article until I know I am spelling Magalhaes' name correctly without any hesitation.

Magalhaes is bringing his toiletbowl water splashed M-1 belt and his ridiculous amount of BJJ trophies with Magalhaes #1 engraved on them back to the UFC soon, where Magalhaes will take on Igor Pokrajac at the rapidly approaching UFC 152. Magalhaes, Magalhaes, Magalhaes. In this interview, Vinny Magalhaes discusses the depth of the UFC light heavyweight division against Bones Jones, the future of Vinny Magalhaes, and where a Magalhaes fits in the pecking order of the the UFC. Magalhaes.

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+9 # Guest 2012-09-01 12:12

Gustafsson hell yeah!!!

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+3 # Fatty_Sam86 2012-09-02 12:29

...If he doesn't dance around like he did against Thigao Silva...

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0 # Guest 2012-09-27 23:11

It was the smartest move for that fight

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+5 # Atomic Bologna 2012-09-01 12:31

He forgot Brandon Vera.

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-3 # Guest 2012-09-01 12:42

I agree with him on Machida, Gustaffson and Shogun

Not saying the other guys can't, i just need to see Glover Teixeira fight a little bit more in the UFC

I haven't seen Vinny too much to be honest, but yeah, any given day, any given fighter, can lose...
























































...Except for Anderson Silva

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+10 # Guest 2012-09-01 13:05

He should beat Ryan Bader first...

I like the guy and root for him, but I need to see him against the top comp.

And as a fanboy (yup), I still think an in-shape Shogun could do quite well.

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-1 # Guest 2012-09-01 13:51

Everyone thinks they can beat Jones until they're lying on their back choked unconscious.

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+3 # Guest 2012-09-02 06:13

That has never happened to anyone who fought Jones, but I get what you were going for

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+5 # Guest 2012-09-01 14:46

yea in a jiu jitsu match

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-1 # Guest 2012-09-01 15:42

maybe that vinny guy can beat jon jones at least once if they fought 1000 times.

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+2 # Guest 2012-09-02 07:21

edit: replace 'at least once' with 'at most'

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+2 # YourMother 2012-09-01 15:46

He was high during this interview, right? Right?

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0 # LayzieTheSavage 2012-09-02 09:08

I stay high.

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+1 # Kentpaul 2012-09-01 16:17

The only way Vinny could beat Jones is if he got him drunk and hit him over the head with a baseball bat

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0 # Guest 2012-09-02 01:17

he's still got a hard on after losing 2 Ryan Bader....he's so on viagra

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0 # Guest 2012-09-02 06:05

Jones ain't loosing to anybody at LHW especially to a TUF scrub like Vinny

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0 # Guest 2012-09-02 10:02

Anybody can be beat, doesn't mean that Jones isn't one of the best to ever do it. These fighters playing the law of averages game are pathetic, and I like Magalhaes. He already beat Shogun and Machida, so what if given multiple opportunities they could manage a win. I don't see how that is more impressive than beating the guy with your first opportunity

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-1 # Fatty_Sam86 2012-09-02 12:33

Dude I got super confused by your wording. I thought you said Magalhaes had beaten Shogun and Machida, and I was gonna say you're smoking crack.

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+1 # Guest 2012-09-02 17:12

Bader knocked his ass the fuk out He fought like a poof . Dream on ....

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0 # Guest 2012-09-03 07:51

If Magalhaes fought Bones tomorrow and he slipped and fell an Vinny got top control, i rate Jones is in fucksville. His BJJ is ridiculous.

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0 # Guest 2012-09-03 23:53

one too many 'if'..magalhaes is delusional. in his last fight (m1 I think) he looked really washed up. he gassed and managed to sink in some choke at the end. Bones would kill him in no time. And Bones is so strong that top control is not possible on him for a guy like Vinny. he would be tripped over in no time and punished on the ground with elbows. I don't like Bones but hey, he's the champion for a reason and I don't see any threat right now. The Hendo fight could've been interesting and Vitor can close the distance fast+has heavy hands but apart from that..We'll see.I think Jones will remain champion unless some other freak-talent comes by.

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0 # Guest 2012-09-03 09:20

like

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0 # Guest 2012-09-27 23:13

By some reason i think Magalhães has a very high possibility to be the next great.

Its a style match that against Jones seems very interesting.. Vinny has a tier 1 BJJ if he can make a striking game that makes him able to force the ground game... This guy could beat Jones

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