#Stephen Loman

[theanticool]

I liked the straight kicks and kicks to the head from Loman to try to force Lineker to defend or stay at the very end of range. Lineker forced to swing wide. But he’s not offering much to close range himself and he’s not shooting as Lineker comes in, so he’s just kind of there. He’s doing well of avoiding the big shots and the jab is there when he throws it. Feels inevitable that Lineker lands unless Loman gets him down though.

[cagesidepress]

ONE Fight Night 14: Stamp vs. Ham Full Results

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[themmaniacs]

Stephen Loman says a Potential Fabricio Andrade Match would be Tough

#StephenLoman speaks about potential #FabricioAndrade #figth #ONEChampionship #MMA #WeAreONE

Stephen Loman, the former Brave CF bantamweight champion, is gearing up for a potential match against Fabricio Andrade. Loman has been studying Andrade’s fighting style for months and is aware of the challenge that lies ahead. The possibility of a fight between Loman and Andrade arose after Andrade’s win against John Lineker at ONE Fight Night 7. Stephen Loman, on the other hand, defeated former…

[conandaily2022]

Team Lakay's Stephen Loman beats Bibiano Fernandes; Igorot fighter earns 3rd ONE Championship win in Singapore

Team Lakay’s Stephen Loman beats Bibiano Fernandes; Igorot fighter earns 3rd ONE Championship win in Singapore

Stephen “The Sniper” Loman, 27, of Baguio City, Philippines has proven that he is one of the best bantamweights of ONE Championship. The Igorot mixed martial artist traces hits roots from Bauko, Mountain Province, Philippines; Barlig, Mountain Province and Banaue, Ifugao, Philippines.

[philhoffman]

Great Monday Philm for October this week — Red Dragon (2002), essentially the only true “horror” film PSH ever did.

Since the last time I watched Red Dragon, I’ve read the book (at least, the parts that concern Freddy Lounds) and today I also watched Manhunter (1986), the first film adaptation of this Hannibal Lecter story. Maybe it’s because I’m already familiar with this version, but I didn’t connect with Manhunter at all. Almost all of the characters were unmemorable (though I liked Dennis Farina’s Jack Crawford), the score was too much for me, it was soooo slow.

Red Dragon isn’t even that good but I enjoy it so much more. I think Ralph Fiennes’ Dolarhyde is miles better than Tom Noonan’s portrayal — the scene between him and Freddy alone blows Manhunter out of the water. So much scarier and more complex, diving into Dolarhyde’s background and psyche and showing Freddy’s complete terror. I love all the expressions of horror on his face. Just this morning I read a new piece on Phil’s performance in Boogie Nights that emphasized his unmatched talent at communicating emotions simply through his reactions to other characters and events: “Hoffman... convey[s] what everyone around him is thinking but lacks the presence and agency to deliver it as well as he does.” It’s hardly subtle in the “You owe me awe!” scene, but it’s so intense and terrifying and you can almost see Freddy’s head spinning as he desperately tries to get himself out of this situation.

I love Stephen Lang but his Freddy Lounds in Manhunter was not it. I just watched the 1985 film adaptation of Death of a Salesman in which he plays Happy Loman and it felt like the same character — too bouncy and comical in a way that didn’t mesh with Manhunter’s slow, dark tone. In the book, Freddy (or Roscoe, as his gf calls him 💕) is, of course, more fleshed out than he is in either film. He’s still an asshole, obnoxious and slimy and arrogant — but he’s also talented, with something to prove, kind of sweet and sympathetic and sad. Even in this small role, I think PSH’s portrayal digs into that more dimensional characterization in a way that comes through on screen.

Also that 180-degree rotating shot of Freddy at the end is the most handsome anyone has ever been ever.

[reggimuffins]

Ok, the babe @just-a-got-otaku tagged me a week ago to list 10 books that have stuck with me over the years. I've been told that they don't have to be good or profound just something that stuck with you. Now Im not an avid reader but here are some books that I randomly think about/re-read at 4 am. I do have to warn yall but there are trashy/horny historical romance novels on here. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED don't judge me too harshly or the 40+yrold who write these books (LET THEM COOK) also thanks for the tag ♥

A Dangerous Kind of Lady - Mia Vincy 

A Wicked Kind of Husband - Mia Vincy 

The Road - Cormac McCarthy

Blood Meridian - Cormac McCarthy (this book is something else its extremely violent but it's such an excellent story)

Diary of a Wimpy Kid Dog Days - Jeff Kenny (first/only book I got at the scholastic book fair) 

An Offer From a Gentleman: Bridgerton - Julia Quinn (im sorry yall I read all 8+ books in the series. We can talk about Shonda Rhimes and her crimes but let me have my books ) 

Romancing Mister Bridgerton - Julia Quinn

A Child Called "It" - Dave Pelzer

The Outsider - Stephen King

Rescued by a Highlander - Keira Montclair ( ok this book series spans like 3 generations the first generation is like 9 books. This lady loves her OCs and I can respect that and the dedication.)

BONUS 

At Pegasus - Terrance Hayes - its poem READ IT 

Death of a Salesman- Arthur Miller ( Wille Loman is basically my father this is probably the most depressing short story for me. Hits home a little too much.) 

Time for the next victims @g0blinwitch and @youthiscruel

[docrotten]

MAXIMUM OVERDRIVE (1986) – Episode 245 – Decades Of Horror 1980s

“You leave here without punching out… and you ain’t never gonna have to punch out again, Bubba.” Who are you calling Bubba, Bubba? Join your faithful Grue Crew – Chad Hunt, Bill Mulligan, Crystal Cleveland, and Jeff Mohr – as they check out Maximum Overdrive (1986), Stephen King’s one and only stint in the director’s chair. All the boxes are checked: story by, screenplay by, and directed by Mr. King. This should be good, right? Right?

Decades of Horror 1980s Episode 245 – Maximum Overdrive (1986)

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 A group of people try to survive when machines start to come alive and become homicidal.

  Writer/Director: Stephen King (based on the short story “Trucks” by)

Music by: AC/DC

Selected Cast:

Emilio Estevez as Bill Robinson

Pat Hingle as Bubba Hendershot

Laura Harrington as Brett Graham

Yeardley Smith as Connie

John Short as Curtis

Ellen McElduff as Wanda June

Frankie Faison as Handy

Leon Rippy as Brad

Christopher Murney as Camp Loman

J. C. Quinn as Duncan Keller

Holter Graham as Deke Keller

Barry Bell as Steve Gayton

Pat Miller as Joey

J. Don Ferguson as Andy

Giancarlo Esposito as Videoplayer

Stephen King (cameo) as ATM man

Tabitha King as 1st Woman (uncredited)

Marla Maples as 2nd woman

A cult favorite, Stephen King’s Maximum Overdrive may be remembered more for the iconic “Green Goblin” killer truck and the awesome AC/DC soundtrack than the film itself. Admit it. The film is a mess but in a so-bad-it’s-good sort of way. Goofy hijinks and silly shenanigans abound as Emilio Estevez struggles to save a small group of survivors trapped in the Dixie Boy truck stop. While the film is complete bunk, it remains a fun ride to revisit occasionally. Or, not.

At the time of this writing, Maximum Overdrive is available for streaming from Tubi and PlutoTV, and as PPV from multiple sources. It is also available on physical media in standard Blu-ray format from Lionsgate’s Vestron Video Collector’s Series.

Every two weeks, Gruesome Magazine’s Decades of Horror 1980s podcast will cover another horror film from the 1980s. The next episode’s film, chosen by Jeff, will be Nomads (1986), an oft-mentioned, oft-requested movie featuring Lesley-Anne Down, Pierce Brosnan, Mary Woronov, Adam Ant, and a wild, twisting story.This should be a good discussion!

Please let them know how they’re doing! They want to hear from you – the coolest, grooviest fans – so leave them a message or comment on the Gruesome Magazine Youtube channel, on the Gruesome Magazine website, or email the Decades of Horror 1980s podcast hosts at feedback@gruesomemagazine.com.

Check out this episode!

[spitonews]

ONE: Stephen Loman moves up in bantamweight rankings, inches closer to title match

FILE–Stephen Loman declared winner after a masterful showing vs Bibiano Fernandes. –ONE CHAMPIONSHIP PHOTO MANILA, Philippines—Stephen Loman just moved closer to a ONE bantamweight championship shot as he leaped a spot in the fighter rankings. Loman climed from the third seed to being the second-ranked fighter in the bantamweight division. Team Lakay, who shared the update on its Facebook page, …

[arun-pratap-singh]

Loman sees himself challenging the winner of Lineker-Andrade rematch – Tempo – The Nation's Fastest Growing Newspaper

Stephen “The Sniper” Loman believes he’s got next.  The third-ranked bantamweight will keep a close eye on the highly-anticipated rematch between former divisional king John “Hands of Stone” Lineker and top-ranked Fabricio “Wonder Boy” Andrade at ONE Fight Night 7 for the vacant ONE Bantamweight World Title on Feb. 25 at Lumpinee Boxing Stadium.  Loman, who scored impressive wins over tough…

[theanticool]

John Lineker vs. Troy Worthen

John Lineker (36-10) recovered from the back to back beatings that Fabricio Andrade gave him with a bounce back win over Jae Woong Kim. That was like 5-6 weeks ago. And he's decided he wants to fight again. Not sure about that but if he's not too banged up, sure I guess.

Lineker will face off rising Filipino fighter Stephen Loman (17-2) at ONE Fight Night 14 this Friday (Sept 29) on Amazon Prime.

[lebjaperal]

Just for the experience, I watched the One Fight Night. It was my first time to watch something like this, and I enjoyed it. It felt great that a Filipino, Stephen Loman, won the Bantamweight MMA match. Pinoy Pride! 😊 (at Singapore Indoor Stadium) https://www.instagram.com/p/ClIaqU8JtGY/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[themmaniacs]

John Lineker wants Stephen Loman After he beats Fabricio Andrade

Will he beat Fabricio Andrade?

John Lineker, the Brazilian mixed martial artist, is currently focused on his upcoming vacant ONE bantamweight world title showdown against ‘Wonder Boy’ Fabricio Andrade. However, Lineker still has his eyes on a top contender as well. He has his eyes on Stephen Loman. Stephen Loman, the former bantamweight king of the Philippines, has put together an impressive 11-fight win streak. His most…

[tscnews]

ONE Winter Warriors 2: Stephen Loman vs Yusup Saadulaev Interview

About This Sports Courier MMA Video: Stephen Loman vs Yusup Saadulaev press conference. Footage courtesy of and provided by ONE Championship to TSC News TV and The Sports Courier.

[philhoffman]

A few of the PSH-related sites I visited in New York City this weekend! This trip was my first visit back to NYC since Phil came into my life and I saw the city with new eyes.

The Public Theater is where Phil spent a huge part of his artistic life, from his off-Broadway debut in The Skriker in 1996 to Jack Goes Boating in 2007. He also directed Stephen Adly Guirgis’ plays The Last Days of Judas Iscariot and The Little Flower of East Orange at the Public in 2005 and 2007, respectively, along with serving as artistic director for over half a dozen other LAByrinth productions staged here.

The Schoenfeld Theatre is where Phil played Jamie Tyrone in O’Neill’s Long Day’s Journey Into Night in 2003, back when it was known as the Plymouth Theater. Long Day’s Journey was his second Broadway role and he earned a Tony nomination for his performance.

In 2012, Phil starred as Willy Loman in Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre, a revival directed by Mike Nichols. DOAS was his last stage appearance and he earned a Tony nom for best actor.

It was super neat exploring Central Park and seeing the Delacorte Theater, where Phil did Chekhov’s The Seagull (with a cast of other stars too numerous to list!) in 2003. It was hard to get a good photo of the outdoor amphitheater though. And also in the park is the lake where they filmed (obviously) the boating scenes in Jack Goes Boating! 💚

Mostly theaters on this list (of course!) but I noticed Phil all around — the lingering cigarette smoke around stage doors, eating the messiest, greasiest cheeseburgers (his favorite!), the cyclist wearing a bike chain like a bandolier the way he did, all the moments I reminded myself to be fully present and committed and unselfconscious the way he was with his joy and love.

I also visited Bethune today, the street where Phil died over eight years ago. Part of me really had to see this place, which I’ve spent countless hours thinking about, though my stomach hurt as soon as walked into the village. It’s a beautiful, quiet street and I was alone for a few minutes which gave me some time to do a little thinking and a lot of feeling. It was very overwhelming and I want to keep most of those complicated emotions private, but this quote from Qiu Miaojin says it well:

“I realized the extent of our sorrow. I knew I loved you so much it was like I was practically crying out: Here is the location of the soul I have cared for, and here is the source of all beauty and love, but how heavy, how painful, how heavy, how painful.”

Then I walked across the street to the park along the Hudson River and laid down in the grass for a while. I don’t know that I will ever have all the right words to thank Phil for his impact on me and the world, and I’m still processing things about today and eight years ago and everything in between, but I’m glad I got to say a few of those words to him today, in this place, his beloved city, his last home.

[topsportsasia]

Team Lakay's Stephen Loman now a ONE Championship fighter

Team Lakay’s Stephen Loman now a ONE Championship fighter

Joshua Pacio, Geje Eustaquio, Mark Sangiao, Kevin Belingon, Eduard Folayang, Stephen Loman (©ONE Championship) Stephen Loman, 24, of the Philippines is the most recent Team Lakay fighter to join ONE Championship. Earlier this year, he left BRAVE Combat Federation to join the seek a new platform. “Stephen Loman is one of the best fighters in the Philippines,” Team Lakay founder Mark Sangiao said.…