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Quote from: ##Watcher 314 on May 20, 2015, 12:31:15 AMQuote from: fightfanatic on May 19, 2015, 10:57:36 AMQuote from: catfightsrkool on May 19, 2015, 10:34:35 AMI loved jemma's intensity. For Hollie to claim that Jemma took it too seriously is just excuse making. Hollie got beat by a better woman. Period. I think though there's a difference between being intense, and being out to really injure your opponent. To be competitive and wanting to win is one thing, I mean you always want to when you compete, and Hollie with her background in boxing of course is gonna want to, but when you start to take it to a borderline dangerous level....it's a little different, which is what Hollie was speaking to in talking about this fight, not the desire to win in general. Wasn't a case of sour grapes cause she lost or anything like that at all. This was different. I suppose I shoulda clarified that in my initial comment. In any case though, one can be intense but still sane, and Jemma just wasn't, perhaps best illustrated at the very end when she went off on Hollie and talked of killing her in a way where you could tell she meant it. She for whatever reason, be it desperation (ie: need of money that she mentions right at the end), frustration of being tapped so quick in the fight, a combination of those things, or something else entirely....took the thing to a different level from just a competitive fight. It went well beyond that in the end in my eyes at least. I think you are correct. Jemma went to that place I think for reasons you mentioned about. Going too far to win but, like you also said, I think the all mighty dollar had a lot to do with it and whatever she could do to make more money she was going to but Jemma was out of her mind but, that is what makes the fights I guess plus it added intensity to it but Hollie she knew her stuff and concentrated on those kicks and punches to Jemma's side and kidneys. And with every hit "Fucking Hell" was Jemma's reply so you knew that was taking a toll plus with the added fight with Jemma vs Hollie was Jemma vs Brooke on the DVD, you saw the damage that Hollie did to Jemma good call on the body shots, you could see Hollie got more aggressive in the latter half....and Jemma knew it too, she even commented about Hollie being a "tough fucking bitch" (believe those were the words) after one of the breaks/subs forget which now. I may need to watch again to notice the location more but yeah that's Hollie's boxing background coming into play there I think in large part.Interesting about the 2nd fight....I had thought after that fight she didn't wanna anymore but I may have gotten it mixed up. Mighta been someone else actually.....that saw Hollie fight and was to fight her but didn't wanna after that. Think that was the case. Musta been pretty nasty damage I would guess on her face though huh?Interesting about
Quote from: fightfanatic on May 19, 2015, 10:57:36 AMQuote from: catfightsrkool on May 19, 2015, 10:34:35 AMI loved jemma's intensity. For Hollie to claim that Jemma took it too seriously is just excuse making. Hollie got beat by a better woman. Period. I think though there's a difference between being intense, and being out to really injure your opponent. To be competitive and wanting to win is one thing, I mean you always want to when you compete, and Hollie with her background in boxing of course is gonna want to, but when you start to take it to a borderline dangerous level....it's a little different, which is what Hollie was speaking to in talking about this fight, not the desire to win in general. Wasn't a case of sour grapes cause she lost or anything like that at all. This was different. I suppose I shoulda clarified that in my initial comment. In any case though, one can be intense but still sane, and Jemma just wasn't, perhaps best illustrated at the very end when she went off on Hollie and talked of killing her in a way where you could tell she meant it. She for whatever reason, be it desperation (ie: need of money that she mentions right at the end), frustration of being tapped so quick in the fight, a combination of those things, or something else entirely....took the thing to a different level from just a competitive fight. It went well beyond that in the end in my eyes at least. I think you are correct. Jemma went to that place I think for reasons you mentioned about. Going too far to win but, like you also said, I think the all mighty dollar had a lot to do with it and whatever she could do to make more money she was going to but Jemma was out of her mind but, that is what makes the fights I guess plus it added intensity to it but Hollie she knew her stuff and concentrated on those kicks and punches to Jemma's side and kidneys. And with every hit "Fucking Hell" was Jemma's reply so you knew that was taking a toll plus with the added fight with Jemma vs Hollie was Jemma vs Brooke on the DVD, you saw the damage that Hollie did to Jemma
Quote from: catfightsrkool on May 19, 2015, 10:34:35 AMI loved jemma's intensity. For Hollie to claim that Jemma took it too seriously is just excuse making. Hollie got beat by a better woman. Period. I think though there's a difference between being intense, and being out to really injure your opponent. To be competitive and wanting to win is one thing, I mean you always want to when you compete, and Hollie with her background in boxing of course is gonna want to, but when you start to take it to a borderline dangerous level....it's a little different, which is what Hollie was speaking to in talking about this fight, not the desire to win in general. Wasn't a case of sour grapes cause she lost or anything like that at all. This was different. I suppose I shoulda clarified that in my initial comment. In any case though, one can be intense but still sane, and Jemma just wasn't, perhaps best illustrated at the very end when she went off on Hollie and talked of killing her in a way where you could tell she meant it. She for whatever reason, be it desperation (ie: need of money that she mentions right at the end), frustration of being tapped so quick in the fight, a combination of those things, or something else entirely....took the thing to a different level from just a competitive fight. It went well beyond that in the end in my eyes at least.
I loved jemma's intensity. For Hollie to claim that Jemma took it too seriously is just excuse making. Hollie got beat by a better woman. Period.
