All 4 of Elkins-Landwehr, Yadong-Vera, Ige-Barboza and Hill-Gadelha were bad decisions in my book. You can make an argument for the last one I guess but the other three were pretty clear . Certainly one of the worst nights in a while judging wise.
That’s how I saw it too, it worked out well for me because I picked all 4 of those results, but I feel like it was tainted.
Agreed, but I think barboza clearly won too.
A lot of it is him desperately trying to play a character and get attention though, especially in the last couple of years. I don't know how much of a heel he really is IRL.
I don't know, Covington does come off as an actual real life d-bag a lot of the time
. He might be a very good actor I guess.
I don't know, Covington does come off as an actual real life d-bag a lot of the time
I would legit pop if a fighter did a big boot and followed it with a leg drop :-Pdid that guy just try a Running Boot?
I understand why people may not like grown men rolling around on the ground but once you watch enough fights and learn what they're trying to do in a technical ground battle is one of the most entertaining and gripping kind of fight. It really gets my heart racing when someone is in a tight submission and manages to break out of it
Oh for sure. Sakuraba used to be my favorite fighter back in the day, I always had a special place in my heart for the true cerebral artists. There's nothing like seeing a guy work for an entire round to secure a sub.
