Tony
22-01-2010, 15:21
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(Cote, in the process of claiming the center of the Octagon.)
You could forgive a guy for being a little detached from reality after fighting Anderson Silva (http://wiki.cagepotato.com/index.php/Anderson_Silva). If you're someone who beats up other dudes for a living and suddenly you come face to face with the distinct possibility that another person is much, much better at this than you, your mind probably has a little bit of a meltdown. That phenomenon, plus maybe some mind-altering substances, seemed like enough to explain this video (http://www.cagepotato.com/2008/10/27/cote-i-fcked-him-up-really-bad/).
But lo these many months later, as Patrick Cote (http://wiki.cagepotato.com/index.php/Patrick_Cote) prepares for a return to the Octagon at UFC 113 on May 1 May 8 (http://www.cagepotato.com/ufc-113-moved-dana-white-blames-dysfunctional-boxing-industry), he still subscribes to an alternate version of what was going on at UFC 90 (http://wiki.cagepotato.com/index.php/UFC_90:_Silva_vs._Cote). Not only does he think he was doing really well against the middleweight champ, he wouldn't change a thing if they met for a rematch (http://www.themmanews.com/?p=9320):
"If I fight him again I think I am going to do the same thing, I think I learned that if you’re not scarred of him right away you have a good chance to win and that’s what I did. I was there in the first second of the fight, I took the centre of the octagon and I showed him I wasn’t scarred of him."
Read More (http://www.cagepotato.com/patrick-cote-still-pretty-sure-he-had-anderson-silva-fight-under-control)
(Cote, in the process of claiming the center of the Octagon.)
You could forgive a guy for being a little detached from reality after fighting Anderson Silva (http://wiki.cagepotato.com/index.php/Anderson_Silva). If you're someone who beats up other dudes for a living and suddenly you come face to face with the distinct possibility that another person is much, much better at this than you, your mind probably has a little bit of a meltdown. That phenomenon, plus maybe some mind-altering substances, seemed like enough to explain this video (http://www.cagepotato.com/2008/10/27/cote-i-fcked-him-up-really-bad/).
But lo these many months later, as Patrick Cote (http://wiki.cagepotato.com/index.php/Patrick_Cote) prepares for a return to the Octagon at UFC 113 on May 1 May 8 (http://www.cagepotato.com/ufc-113-moved-dana-white-blames-dysfunctional-boxing-industry), he still subscribes to an alternate version of what was going on at UFC 90 (http://wiki.cagepotato.com/index.php/UFC_90:_Silva_vs._Cote). Not only does he think he was doing really well against the middleweight champ, he wouldn't change a thing if they met for a rematch (http://www.themmanews.com/?p=9320):
"If I fight him again I think I am going to do the same thing, I think I learned that if you’re not scarred of him right away you have a good chance to win and that’s what I did. I was there in the first second of the fight, I took the centre of the octagon and I showed him I wasn’t scarred of him."
Read More (http://www.cagepotato.com/patrick-cote-still-pretty-sure-he-had-anderson-silva-fight-under-control)