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Posted: 2000-12-13 00:28:50
Mo vs Dennis FC rules...again, Dennis' best chance to win. For this one, Mo can't really compare hands with Dennis, but he could kick just as hard as Dennis and just as often for 12 rounds. Mind you, again, Dennis may well win, but then again, who knows??

Low kicks...Mo would probably have broken both legs, or just decided to break the left one so Dennis can have matching souvenirs. Then you old school FC backers would say "lucky kick". Or make a wild comparison like "Peter Aerts beat Mo not long ago with leg kicks so Dennis would have!!" Heh, heh! I'm a fan of Mo's from long ago, he's a true gentleman and a guy who deserves the accolades he received back in the day. He is the anti-Alexio of American kickboxing.

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