The reigning DREAM light heavyweight champion. Never forget. Alright, you forgot. Just never forget it again.

Gegard Mousasi is like the hottest thing right now. That's a pretty ignorant way to start off a story but when it comes to a 6' 1" tall Armenian dude that has the power of the entire Fantastic Four wrapped up in his fists -- you're pretty much forced to preface everything with 'the hottest thing.' If this story were about Kim Kardashian, it would have the same introduction. Kim Kardashian is also Armenian, but unlike Mousasi, her superpowers do not lie within her fists. Instead, her superpowers have been concentrated entirely in her ass. If asses were the evolutionary line of mankind, her ass would be the first fish that decided to walk on land. Kim Kardashian's ass has thoroughly revolutionized the world and it's safe to say every guy is grateful for her parents having unprotected sex 30 years ago.

In an interview with FCFighter, Mousasi finally emerged from whatever cage he's been hiding in for the past two years and said that he expects a UFC contract after his upcoming fight with Mike Kyle and that he would enjoy fighting Shogun Rua.

When and if he gets there he said he plans to fight as a light heavyweight and would like to battle Mauricio “Shogun” Rua.

“That would be a good fight,” Mousasi said. “That would be an exciting fight. He’s the kind of guy who likes to fight. I like to fight guys like him who come to fight instead of fight(ing) to win.”

“I am 100 percent positive about my abilities to beat anybody,” Mousasi said. “I don’t doubt myself I just have to have my priorities right. I know I can beat anybody.”

I'm 100% positive of my ability to play Halo 4 not sober and be absolutely horrible. Enjoy that triple negative statement tonight while you're fumbling in your refrigerator for a late-night snack.

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-18 # The Clap 2012-11-24 22:26

Gegard is a lot like Franky Edgar good enough to competed a weight class to high but with no power. Every second he spends at 205 is a waste.

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-7 # KennyNunaMuere 2012-11-24 22:42

What if Jon Jones move to heavy weight? Do you think Gegard would have a chance to win the light heavyweight title?

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-7 # The Clap 2012-11-24 23:08

No he loses to anyone in the top 5 easily. He could probably be wrestle fucked by any wrestler in top 10 as well. Don't buy in to Jones moving to Heavy Weight soon either, his team will keep him at LHW as long as possible, because he couldn't beat Brendon Schaub let alone JDS.

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+4 # KennyNunaMuere 2012-11-25 07:25

Silva maybe retiring soon. Do you think he could win a title at middleweight then?

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+9 # NoHomo 2012-11-25 08:46

Cool pix, if the dude on the left was a chick, I'd do him

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0 # connertreffry 2012-11-25 23:07

much laQuoting The Clap:

Bader, Rashad, Davis, Jones. All better wrestlers then Mo all could sit on him if they so chose. That's ignoring the much larger much stronger strikers. He's a great fighter but at 205 he doesn't break the top 10 at 185 he's a legit contender.[/quote[quote name="The Clap"]Gegard is a lot like Franky Edgar good enough to competed a weight class to high but with no power. Every second he spends at 205 is a waste.

no power? how about when he kod kyotaro? mousasi is beast...anyone doubting his power or striking at 205 is a fool

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-3 # CharlatansUnited 2012-11-24 22:52

If Gegard can ever learn to be as dangerous on the ground as he is standing then he will have a chance to be champion one day.

Until then, wrestlers will lay n pray him all day ala Mo Lawal.

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+14 # BigNamek 2012-11-24 23:38

Mousasi is really quite great on the ground when he's on top (great passing, good submissions, etc.), but his work from his back does suffer from his inability to get out from under a high-level wrestler. He is still able to inflict lots of damage though. Just look at the Lawal fight.

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+17 # Instant Karma 2012-11-25 05:32

@ charlatans

so one loss (where he outstruck Mo 3:1 from the bottom and didn't get a scratch on him) and now Mousasi is snack food for anyone in the top ten??

even though he has 19 wins an one loss in the last 6 years??

Maybe you should watch another one of his fights.


King mo is a pretty good wrestler. See below. Gegard has a good chance against any top ten LHW or MW (except JBJ and Silva, who'd be huge favorites over anyone)

NCAA DIV 1 all american
2x NCAA DIV 2 champioin
US Men's freestyle champion

Medal record as a Competitor for
United States Men's freestyle wrestling team
World Cup
Silver 2007 Krasnoyarsk -96 kg
Pan American Championships
Gold 2007 San Salvador -96 kg
United States Championships
Gold 2008 Las Vegas -84 kg
Silver 2007 Las Vegas -96 kg
Gold 2006 Las Vegas -84 kg
Gold 2005 Las Vegas -84 kg
Bronze 2004 Las Vegas -84 kg

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-2 # The Clap 2012-11-25 11:03

Bader, Rashad, Davis, Jones. All better wrestlers then Mo all could sit on him if they so chose. That's ignoring the much larger much stronger strikers. He's a great fighter but at 205 he doesn't break the top 10 at 185 he's a legit contender.

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0 # Just Sayin 2012-11-25 18:14

You have a good point, dunno why you got downvoted on that. I forget osps grappling credentials but mo did pretty good everywhere on him and prob has a big potential upswing in improvements. Now only if he came to the states

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+7 # PaulReisersGhost 2012-11-25 02:50

I'd watch it

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+3 # Instant Karma 2012-11-25 05:33

me too!! That is a great fight.

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+6 # Atomic Bologna 2012-11-25 05:52

Holy fuck, I forgot about Mousasi.

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+2 # Just Sayin 2012-11-25 07:10

Youve might of forgot about him bc He's been out due to injury for a while, but damn him switching over to UFC is more exciting than Gilbert and Luke Rockhold. Belt or no belt. He's a true middleweight but he will put up a fight against anyone at lighthvy.

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+1 # Atomic Bologna 2012-11-25 08:57

I'm damn sure excited about all of them.

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+7 # SST2 2012-11-25 16:08

Moo Saucy is gonna impregnate Ronda, KO Jones, then sub Silva in that order.

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-1 # KennyNuncaMuere 2012-11-25 09:24

I don't think that I have an obsessive compulsive disorder because it's not really all of the time. Just I don't know. I can stop sometimes but sometimes I can't. Like even if it's something that's hurting me I still do it sometimes and have a hard time stopping. I feel kind of good right now. I felt bad this morning until a few minutes ago. But now I feel really good. I'm going to lift weights in the parking lot now.

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0 # True Story 2012-11-25 10:32

Keith Jardine took him down at will FFS. Nuff said.

Shogun would end him

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+4 # Hannes 2012-11-25 10:33

It's fucking crazy that a 27year-old with a 32-3-2 record (With wins over the likes of Hector Lombard, Ronaldo Souza, Renato Sobral, Melvin Manhoef etc.) isn't in the UFC...He's pretty much what the lhw rack needs, at the moment the division feels like just a bunch of rematches (Except for Gustafsson who is kinda new in the mix) and he would shake up things quite a bit imo.

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+2 # MIke_Havok 2012-11-25 20:23

He could beat many guys on the top 10 at LW

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