Avs_19
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- Jun 28, 2007
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The Cyborg fight went as expected. Nothing even remotely interesting about seeing her maul another 135 lb fighter, who had no business being in there.
Great performance by Ortega. I'm not surprised he won but I didn't see that coming. Really looking forward to seeing him against Holloway next. Have to feel for Frankie a bit because he had the next title shot but still took this fight in order to stay on the card and now it's gone.
It's still too early to say how good O'Malley is but he's fun to watch and appears to have a lot of potential. Hopefully that injury doesn't end up being too serious. That was some terrible fight IQ on display by Soukhamthath. Why would you keep taking him down when he clearly can't stay standing and move around? A win by TKO/doctor's stoppage was there for Soukhamthath and he refused to take it.
Arlovski/Struve was bad. They should've gone with a running clock during those fouls to speed things up.
Vieira/Zingano wasn't very entertaining either but that's two pretty big wins in a row for Vieira. Zingano looked rusty early on, which isn't too surprising after two years off.
Great performance by Ortega. I'm not surprised he won but I didn't see that coming. Really looking forward to seeing him against Holloway next. Have to feel for Frankie a bit because he had the next title shot but still took this fight in order to stay on the card and now it's gone.
It's still too early to say how good O'Malley is but he's fun to watch and appears to have a lot of potential. Hopefully that injury doesn't end up being too serious. That was some terrible fight IQ on display by Soukhamthath. Why would you keep taking him down when he clearly can't stay standing and move around? A win by TKO/doctor's stoppage was there for Soukhamthath and he refused to take it.
Arlovski/Struve was bad. They should've gone with a running clock during those fouls to speed things up.
Vieira/Zingano wasn't very entertaining either but that's two pretty big wins in a row for Vieira. Zingano looked rusty early on, which isn't too surprising after two years off.