Sokoudjou has trained with Team Quest who has brought us the CAN and Matt Lindland.
Sokudjou also helped PRIDE Fighting Championship welterweight titleholder Dan Henderson prepare for a 2004 title defense against Kazuhiro Nakamura.
Sokoudjou has knocked out heavyweights such as Antonio Rogerio Nogueira and Ricardo Arona.
Rameau who is also known as the "The African Assassin" is making his UFC debut at UFC® 79 NEMESIS.
The match pits Rameau Sokoudjou 4-1-0 vs. Lyoto Machida who is 11-0-0.
Here is the Assassin knocking out NOG (pride33).
Sunday, December 23, 2007
A little more buzz on Rameau Sokoudjou
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"IT WAS LIKE A CAR ACCIDENT!" lol
ReplyDeleteif soku KOs machida, theres your fighter of the year right there.
In a recent interview the dude said he came to the UFC because they had the best fighters in the world and that's who he wanted to fight. That's enough for me to like him, take note Fedor.
ReplyDeleteWelcome back Kotter!
ReplyDeletePeople around here know all too well who the Can is by now ;)
I'm actually picking Machida even though I can't stand his fighting style. Lyoto has been in some tough fights in his short career so if he can get this one to the thrid round... it's Machida's fight by decision.
Cheers dude!