So the newest UFC goat lost to a guy who was 3-3 in his last six fights? I get how the fact that MMA is less predictable excites some people. For me, it makes it just feel random. The UFC has about a goat or two a year where in boxing I can follow a great fighter for a decade. Whatever you enjoy. I see the appeal of both but I personally enjoy watching upsets that seem more meaningful. Two UFC upsets tonight and on to the next.
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Forreal doe, dat was mo' entertaining than any boxing I've seen this year
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Originally posted by -Antonio- View PostConnor'sgoing to suffer a lot to me. Let's face it Diaz is a 155er not 170. Connor was going to fight at 155 regardless. He needs to beat Nate in a rematch or he takes a huge hit.
And I think he can win a rematch too. He cut Nate up early and got too ****y. I keep telling people that. They say I'm just making excuses but it's true. If McGregor uses his feet and fights with angles like Cruz does then he would beat Diaz with ease.
That said if he loses...the aura is just gone. I'm not even sure he can make 145 for much longer either.
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Originally posted by Doctor_Tenma View PostSee, as fun as it was and it's more so because of the element of surprise when your watching it live, it's not something I'd watch again. It was sloppy and exactly the reason why I'm not a fan of UFC. Cotto-Canelo was far more enjoyable IMO, I'm sure there are more fights that were that's not coming to me.
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I gotta agree, UFC can be entertaining at times (when two guys are standing and fighting and not jumping on each others ass for 15 minutes) but the quality is seriously lacking when one of the top guys loses to a man who is a UFC journeyman. It's quite sad actually.
The UFC can not maintain a single star because, in all honesty, there are no stars. UFC sells on it's brand and the odd stand out who comes along and then disappears. I can't take a sport like that seriously.
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Originally posted by soul_survivor View PostI gotta agree, UFC can be entertaining at times (when two guys are standing and fighting and not jumping on each others ass for 15 minutes) but the quality is seriously lacking when one of the top guys loses to a man who is a UFC journeyman. It's quite sad actually.
The UFC can not maintain a single star because, in all honesty, there are no stars. UFC sells on it's brand and the odd stand out who comes along and then disappears. I can't take a sport like that seriously.
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