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Jason "Mayhem" Miller dropped by Monday's MMA Hour as Lucky Patrick, his character on 'Here Comes the Boom.' The former UFC fighter refused to answer questions outside of his character.
Epic or painful to watch?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_1tIR...layer_embedded
deff painful
Wow. Painful to watch.
I agree it was painful to watch. But very Andy Kaufmann like.
Andy Kaufmann did it way better
Very trueQuote:
Originally Posted by DavidHamp
pitifully bad.
hes trying too hard yes very painful....he didnt wanna talk about the church incident, and then he wrecked the set very douchey of him
Sad to watch. Loved him as a fighter and a host. Hopefully he gets diagnosed and treated.
He is basically saying that he is done fighting and there is no Mayhem anymore. The whole Mayhem thing and that persona has died and now he will just concentrate on this movie career. He will fail on it miserably probably but at least that is what I get out of it. Oh and he thinks he is scared to be Jason Miller, which is why he hides behind these stupid personas. Because Jason Miller is in deep fucking trouble and has a dead career i guess.
yes this was painful to watch for sure.
Ariel done well to stay composed. TBH MMA fighter or not, I would have told him to fuck right off and get his ass out of my studio the very second he started throwing shit around. :-)
Yes but he did go on a show called "The MMA Hour"... Did he expect them to not ask him any questions about his MMA situation? Then he gets mad and wrecks the set? It seems like he's crying out for help. Hes probably going through some rough stuff right now. Being a professional fighter is probably the most difficult job in the world.
Yeesh..that was pretty painful. I miss the good ol mayhem. Hopefully he will figure things out.
Very sad. He was always one of my favorites. Still think he could fight in Japan if he got his act together and do well.
Damn Mayhem... err i mean Patrick?!?!?! i feel like i need to laugh at this but i think its more that i feel really uncomfortable with watching it!
You know I met Mayhem in 2007, and he was such a beast to train with.
Inspiring to watch during my time training at LEgends gym in HOllywood. His Darce was amazing. I believe that it helped create a better halfguard in our system actually. I recall on a few occasions while training with Eddie he would say how important it was that we need the Darce always threatening the halfguard player from the top, for it to become legit under pressure.
Funny what you remember. It developed, single handedly, my neck awareness while attacking inside halfguard/lockdown.
I remember Eddie always talking about how the Boa was the only thing that could stop the Darce/100%/guillotine/Japenese necktie, from shutting down the halfguard game.
So back to Meyhem, IMHO feel that he has contributed greatly on so many levels, that his time on TUF was a deeper insight into what kind of coach he was, which was brilliant. He is a great guy. He's funny, different, talented in so many ways makes it even more tragic to see him like this. I'm hopping its just a big ass act.............but I am afraid I might be mistaken.
Lets hope he shakes this one off and gets back to his brilliant ways, and begins to chase his true potential!
I know what you mean but like Ariel said they go back a long way a whether it's the case or not (I think it is) Airel seemed to believe that there was a mental health aspect to what happened. Even said he was doing the Lucky Patrick thing outside on the street.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sam Sales
I liked millers stupid bully beatdown shit, he's a goofy ass dude but I hoped he would have done better in the UFC and always enjoyed watching him fight. With that being said after watching this interview it pissed me off. I feel bad for hilwanni and pretty most lost all respect for miller
What he did was fucked up, but take into consideration that he may actually have some mental shit going on. Otherwise I just dont belive hes stupid enough to do this and keep it up the way he did and I don't think he's ever shown himself to be an asshole in the past, for sure not at this level.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeremy Gates
It might have been funny for 5 min then he snapped out an did a real interview. I know he's a real nut but I wouldn't be surprised if he was on drugs during that.
I would like to be friends with Helwani, he seems like a real cool dude.
His explanation!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-Ir6edEqIU&feature=g-all-f
Been listening to this on and off all afternoon. Awesome interview. Im surprised people couldnt tell he was in character. Also goes deep into the dark side of being a fighterQuote:
Originally Posted by Jack LaBarge
Sounds like hes trying to convince himself and saying nothing but lies. Also he's so bad at it he mixes up what he already said before, like a Romney flip flop. I feel bad for him, he needs joe rogan.
Sad, I hope this is a stunt :(
Wow, it was a stunt after all. I'm glad but I can't believe it. Can you go crazy and uncrazy that fast or is that just women?
Hahahaha, all joking aside. I don't think he was acting. My wife is bipolar and before she was diagnosed and began treatment things were pretty rough. He's showing definite signs of mental health issues and I hope he gets help. Sad to see fighters lose outside the cage.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aaron Gustaveson