Honorable move, but I don't follow MMA enough to really understand why the ref didn't move in first to protect the fighter.
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Originally posted by [ DUBBZZ ] View Post
I do not support his decision.
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Originally posted by Spray_resistant View PostGood point, if he had such control and he did over the match he could have ran out the clock doing enough to win the rounds and not badly hurt his opponent.
I do not support his decision.
But if you look at it logically, it was an attention grabbing move. He got to beat up the guy like he was Jean Claude Van Damme in American Kickboxer and then he got to forfeit knowing that it might go viral in some form or fashion, eventually even making it to sports TV. Take away what he did, and its just another amateur MMA fight that nobody heard about.
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Originally posted by Cupo303 View PostThe initial knee-jerk reaction is to praise the kid for doing the honorable thing.
But if you look at it logically, it was an attention grabbing move. He got to beat up the guy like he was Jean Claude Van Damme in American Kickboxer and then he got to forfeit knowing that it might go viral in some form or fashion, eventually even making it to sports TV. Take away what he did, and its just another amateur MMA fight that nobody heard about.
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MMA is for middle class college boys who decide they want to fight. I'm not surprised by something like this. Not my cup of tea. When I watch fighting, I want it dirty, I want it til the end, and I want some passion. That's why I love boxing.
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