I lurk about.don't be a stranger...the tide is rising
lots of good threads lately
I lurk about.don't be a stranger...the tide is rising
lots of good threads lately
I lurk about.don't be a stranger...the tide is rising
lots of good threads lately
Are you not entertained with the finishes DJ has?all I know
is that I was so tired of Rogan pushing MM as the p4p best ever I started rooting against him so I didn't have to hear that again
I also prefer larger fighters with more KO power and they are slower so I can actually see WtF is going on
was happy henry won...was really fucking close so I didn't know what the judges would decide
MMA judging is a total joke
I am...he is a stud and has had a some crazy impressive finishesAre you not entertained with the finishes DJ has?
That was the gif I was looking for.I am...he is a stud and has had a some crazy impressive finishes
That's the thing here. MM didn't have much good will on his side from years of taking the safe route. I think that is really the only issue here. To me the decision is so lopsided that I am shocked anyone could think otherwise...all I know
is that I was so tired of Rogan pushing MM as the p4p best ever I started rooting against him so I didn't have to hear that again
I also prefer larger fighters with more KO power and they are slower so I can actually see WtF is going on
was happy henry won...was really fucking close so I didn't know what the judges would decide
MMA judging is a total joke
No worries. Amiable disagreement is what keeps things interesting.Sorry @Haulport but due to this thread I went and watched the fight. We usually agree about tight decisions, but on this one, going by the 10 point must system, which we're unfortunately subject to, Cejudo clearly took that fight. Round 2 and 4 are the main ones to debate. In round 2, so little happened that Cejudo's dominant ground control where he was working the pass and threw in a few shots unfortunately has to count for more than the few strikes both landed. Cejudo took rounds 2, 4, and 5, in my view, albeit barely.
He was actively trying to pass the whole time he was on the ground and even threw a couple solid shots in the 4th. DJ is my favorite fighter of all time, but justice was done for Miguel Torres that day.
That's usually what a fundamental disagreement is made up of. A lot of people saying one thing and someone disagreeing.Here's the thing. 1) You're completely discounting what constititues "effective grappling". 2) You're willfully ignoring that both of the takedowns you're referring to took place in rounds that were close in terms of effective striking. I can see how any of the rounds that Cejudo won were close, but pretending that it was some sort of unjust robbery is craziness. I've explained it to you, @Maroon has explained it to you, the people who apply the rules disagree with you but you're insisting it's everyone else who doesn't know what they're talking about.