George Owen
LEAVE THE SFW THREAD ALONE!!1!
feck yeah, violence.
Has Dustin any chance vs Khabib?
fecking herb let them fight!!
Did any woman ever get knocked out by a punch in the ufc?
I just watched now. Was this for the 2nd eye poke? Thought he did alright with it herb. I think eye pokes should be more harshly punished as wel really.
True, altough she tapped to strikes. I meant like really knocked out unconcious.JJ by Thug Rose?
You can't expect the Homer Simpson strategy to work at the top level of the UFC. Gaethje is a really fun fighter, but he's not going to be much more than that with his style. Maybe he'll be content with that, being a fight night headliner against upcoming fighters or fringe contenders. I worry for the amount of damage he takes though, you can't keep that up for long before you start getting put away easier and easier.
I fully agree, how long will his chin hold up anyway?
Someone like McGregor would put him to sleep in the first round and he will struggle against fighters that don't mind fighting going backwards which most top guys are.
He has the skills but really needs to fight smarter.
Should be worried about brain damage and diminished quality of life, though.Won't happen. He already said he has 5-6 fights left on him and he just wants to entertain the public and make money doing exciting fights. Definitely not worried about loses.
Nah, i was talking about the stoppage. (joking really because it was a good stoppage)
I was actually surprised Herb took 1 point away from Justin. Good on him.
I fully agree, how long will his chin hold up anyway?
Someone like McGregor would put him to sleep in the first round and he will struggle against fighters that don't mind fighting going backwards which most top guys are.
He has the skills but really needs to fight smarter.
You can't expect the Homer Simpson strategy to work at the top level of the UFC. Gaethje is a really fun fighter, but he's not going to be much more than that with his style. Maybe he'll be content with that, being a fight night headliner against upcoming fighters or fringe contenders. I worry for the amount of damage he takes though, you can't keep that up for long before you start getting put away easier and easier.
Should be worried about brain damage and diminished quality of life, though.
Bethe Correia vs RouseyTrue, altough she tapped to strikes. I meant like really knocked out unconcious.
Yep, that's a legit one!Bethe Correia vs Rousey
Really don't know, but people like him make for uncomfortable viewing if you know the damage he's doing to himself to put on a show. He'll be slurring his words and moving in slow motion a few years down the road at the rate he blocks punches with his face.Yeah, definitely. This guy is crazy. It's not like he's not got the tools to fight smarter, but he can't expect to just go in the there and walk through everyone at this level. The damage he takes is largely due to him giving zero fecks about defending himself. At this rate, he'll be sucking protein drinks through a straw and pissing into a bag. Wonder what his coaching team say to him?!
Joanna Jedrzejczyk does a lot of things well. Handling a loss is, apparently, not one of them.
We all remember how, after she suffered a first-round TKO loss to UFC women’s strawweight champion Rose Namajunas in their first meeting at UFC 217, she spent weeks afterward blaming the loss on a bad weight cut and on the doctor who “failed” her before that bout.
Then they rematched at UFC 223, had themselves an awesome five-round war, and Namajunas walked away the victor again with scores of 49-46 from all three judges.
Jedrzejczyk wasn’t thrilled about the scoring right after the loss, and as time goes by she seems to be getting more and more upset with it, to the point where she might even be making up her own version of the recent past to make it all more palatable.
In interviews with local media in her home country of Poland (courtesy of BloodyElbow.com), Jedrzejczyk continued to blame the loss on the judges, and she’d even have us believe that this is the consensus viewpoint.
“Even Rose’s coach said after the verdict that I won that fight,” Jedrzejczyk said. “ … Numbers don’t lie. Commission in New York is very young. They are still learning how to score fights. Dana White was also a little bit disgusted by the scoring.”
Here we have a statement that appears to mix fact and fiction. Did Namajunas’ coach (assuming she’s referring to Trevor Wittman) say that he thought Jedrzejczyk deserved to win? If he did, we sure missed it. Also, that would be a really weird thing for him to say after his protege successfully defended her title in one of the best women’s fights we’ve seen in the UFC.
Also, did UFC President Dana White say he was “disgusted” by the scoring here? Not publicly. In fact, he said he thought the bout was even heading into the final round, which Namajunas pretty clearly won.
However, it is true that Jedrzejczyk led the stats in the striking department, landing 145 significant strikes to Namajunas’ 105, according to FightMetric.com.
And while it’s true that the New York commission is new to regulating MMA, the judges who scored that bout – Glenn Trowbridge, Dave Tirelli, and Chris Lee – certainly aren’t. Between the three of them, they’ve judged more than 700 MMA bouts, according to MMADecisions.com.
Obviously, that experience is no guarantee of competence (Adalaide Byrd has judged 172 bouts), but come on. Is Jedrzejczyk really going to go around acting like the entire MMA world decried this result as a robbery? Because that didn’t happen.
If it’s true that we learn a lot about fighters by how they deal with defeat, Jedrzejczyk continues to make a pretty poor case for herself.
Who you got this weekend?
Lee here. Should be a great fight.
Lee v Barbosa is going to be a cracker. Edgar v Swanson and Branch v Santos should also be good.
Not sure how anyone can be a fan of this turd.
http://mmajunkie.com/2018/04/joanna...529f&utm_medium=trueAnthem&utm_source=twitter
Never liked her.Not sure how anyone can be a fan of this turd.
http://mmajunkie.com/2018/04/joanna...529f&utm_medium=trueAnthem&utm_source=twitter
I like the way she fights and I always supported her because she is a European fighter. She definitely struggles to come to terms with no longer being the best though. She'd be better off not doing any media, or she's going to shed more fans.
Honestly I think Rose would lose to both Andrade and Gadelha, she just has Joanna's number. Joanna should play around in flyweight for a bit and then if one of the Brazilians takes the belt she'll be right back in contention for a title shot with wins over both.