I know I'm a little late posting this, but, I thought Joe was very rude ruining that fighter's moment. I was fine with the stoppage.
UFC on Fox 14: GUS vs. RUMBLE - January 24, 2015 (Discussion Thread)
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i think rumble and gegard win, i want hendo to win, but i just don't think he will. i hope i'm wrong though.
FIghter panel telling Rogan to stuff his bonghole with the stoppage crap. Good.
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cormier gets it
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moose and gusGalanis;n6369 said:
Not watching yet, is it that bad with rogan?
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Galanis;n6369 said:
Moose and Gus. I won't be surprise if I am 0/2 though. I think Rumble gets frustrated being technically taken to school. Hendo... I'm just not sure what he has left really and Moose is not a glass chin.
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It's just like the script for every single event interview he does. Redundant questions and making it about his problems with a stoppage. I think it's not in terms of worse, it;s just just no one has told him it's not the Joe Rogan show and when FIghters are saying he's dead wrong, he needs to fuck off.
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good stoppage, he was out and than grappling the refGalanis;n6383 said:
Just for the record, I'm a fan of all 4 fighters in the Co and Main Event, but, I'm going with Mousasi and Gus.
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Cormier was just clearly annoyed with the notion of it being some robbery of Ogle's chances to comeback and so was Stann, since Joe was the guy barking about it, I can only assume it was sent at him.
They are fighters Joe is not and ironically Joe pretends he's all about neuro safety too.
I'm a huge Rogan fan, and tonight is honestly one of the strangest nights ever as far as his interviews go. I just don't know why he's approaching guys like that. A fighter just won by KO in like 7 seconds, and he hurt the guy so bad that the guy was trying to grapple the ref and the ref even had to tap.
Clearly had no idea where he was. Lately Rogan has been talking about wanting to quit his job because he can't stand seeing all the brain trauma guys go through.. Yet some guy gets separated from his senses to the point he is grappling the ref, trying for a takedown etc... Rogan goes in and immediately says to the fighter who won "it looked like a premature stoppage, blah blah, do you think it was the right call. it looked to me like it was early, etc etc"
The guy stood there like.. uhh.. well, it's not my job to stop the fight.
I mean WTF, this dude just got a 7-8 second KO in front of 30k people and within 1 minute of that Rogan is in there grilling him saying the fight was stopped too soon and saying it was wrong. How is the guy supposed to respond to that? Rogan is the one who keeps talking about brain trauma. The ONLY way Ogle could've been more "out" is if he was completely out cold, asleep. To me, that's not necessary when a guy has been hit so hard that he's trying to grapple the wrong person and doesn't know where he is.
I am a fan of definitive stoppages also... but I think that was one. That's why it's weirding me out how Rogan treated it. Why would he NEED to see Ogle go out totally cold? You can't get more out than that without sleeping.
Clearly had no idea where he was. Lately Rogan has been talking about wanting to quit his job because he can't stand seeing all the brain trauma guys go through.. Yet some guy gets separated from his senses to the point he is grappling the ref, trying for a takedown etc... Rogan goes in and immediately says to the fighter who won "it looked like a premature stoppage, blah blah, do you think it was the right call. it looked to me like it was early, etc etc"
The guy stood there like.. uhh.. well, it's not my job to stop the fight.
I mean WTF, this dude just got a 7-8 second KO in front of 30k people and within 1 minute of that Rogan is in there grilling him saying the fight was stopped too soon and saying it was wrong. How is the guy supposed to respond to that? Rogan is the one who keeps talking about brain trauma. The ONLY way Ogle could've been more "out" is if he was completely out cold, asleep. To me, that's not necessary when a guy has been hit so hard that he's trying to grapple the wrong person and doesn't know where he is.
I am a fan of definitive stoppages also... but I think that was one. That's why it's weirding me out how Rogan treated it. Why would he NEED to see Ogle go out totally cold? You can't get more out than that without sleeping.
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they made him ware a suit, so rogan is pissed off?Galanis;n6395 said:
Yeah I don't get it because just like I was saying too, Ogle was as out as possible without actually sleeping.. Rogan is always harping on the trauma endured by these guys' brains, why exactly did he need to see Ogle put away even more to be satisfied? And why would you bring that up immediately to a guy who is on complete overdrive with every emotion possible - just winning a fight by KO in mere seconds in front of 30k people?ChaosOverkill;n6394 said:
Just a bad idea IMO. Absolutely pointless to ask that question to the fighter who won, as if he somehow has any say in when it was stopped. To me, the ONLY thing Joe's question could possible accomplish is to make the guy who just won feel bad and take away the joy from his victory a little by making it seem like it wasn't deserved. Why would you want to do that?
Galanis;n6395 said:
Rogan as always straddled this line of: Carnage thirsty Bro wingnut, and "Alternative thinking skeptic", and seems to play them on his different jobs/shows. I've had enough with the double standard he sets with it by being a UFC company man one day and then horrified anti-head injury spokesman the next
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parrot goldie is squawking about kicks. that's the only thing he talks about is the slap, verse the thud.
Gegard vs Hendo I'll guess will be a close UD with Moose getting the nod. Hendo is almost done unfortunately and I'd be pumped to see him leave on a win or two though. Out of the two of them Gegard can afford the a loss slightly better than Dan. I don't know what it is but Gegard seems to have so many tools but is so hesitant, it can be frustrating to watch knowing he's capable of so much more but hasn't gone for the kill lately. For the main event it see AJ just coming up short due to versatility. Im a big fan of both but I think Gus wins by staying active and making AJ over commit then punish him and get out. I'd say AJs best chance would be to go for broke and pressure the fuck out of Gus and get that one big shot he needs. If this gets to late in the third I can't see Gus losing. I also think right now that Gus has a better chance against Jones and I'd love to see the LHW division get mixed up a bit. If I'm wrong and AJ does win then I've underestimated how he'd do against Jones as well.
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ministry of silly walks;n6406 said:
They are like caricatures of broadcasters people make parodies and satire of. It really hasn't evolved in over 5 years.
I Wild Each It;n6408 said:
YOu still need a lead in there, Mauro was fantastic doing the Deontay Wilder fight, I like Mauro what he may have lacked in knowledge he more than makes up for in Smooth network Boxing quality delivery