Mousasi: 'Experiment' Went Awry in Sokoudjou Bout
Loretta Hunt Nov 8, 2009
Gegard
Mousasi was the first to admit he could take away a lesson or
two from his second-round win over Rameau
Thierry Sokoudjou at
Strikeforce/M-1 Global “Fedor vs. Rogers” on Saturday.
“I think people underestimated my opponent (and) I think he was a great opponent,” said Mousasi. “He got me a couple times in trouble also with the submission and with the takedowns he got me a couple of times, but it's a learning experience. It was good for me.”
In an exclusive video interview, the 24-year-old Strikeforce champion dissects his performance against the equally athletic Team Quest fighter and reveals the experiment he tried in training that didn't pay off in the cage.
“I think people underestimated my opponent (and) I think he was a great opponent,” said Mousasi. “He got me a couple times in trouble also with the submission and with the takedowns he got me a couple of times, but it's a learning experience. It was good for me.”
In an exclusive video interview, the 24-year-old Strikeforce champion dissects his performance against the equally athletic Team Quest fighter and reveals the experiment he tried in training that didn't pay off in the cage.
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