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It's pretty stupid. But I understand the marketing so I just don't pay much attention to it. I sure wasn't like, oh man, I hope Holloway wins the BMF belt last week, he's totally the BMF champ. Can't wait until he defends it now against another BMF. No, don't give a shit, like the...

It's usually males who admire guys like Masdival for sucker punching people or Jon Jones for beating on his gf. It's guys who worship alpha males and has a closet sexual attraction to them. Most straight men who are not alpha worshipping betas aren't fans of alphas who commit stupid crimes.

Seriously. I haven't thought about Adesanya since he lost to Strickland and announced his indefinitely break from the sport. And I was a huge fan during his run. As Pereira continue to accomplish amazing feats so early into his MMA career, I marvel at his achievements and fights and who he is...

Of course? No we are in agreement with Izzy that we don’t want it. About 70% of Sherdogger have no interest in it.

Totally. I'm good with either quality (ranked), or quantity. I mean, Bo is a 28-year old near his athletic prime with only 5 fights with total career fight time of less than 7 mins, that's less than a round and a half. He should be fighting every two months if it's not against ranked opponents.

This the the thing that surprises me. ESPN and the UFC don't care about making money! They are so woke and so focused on advancing women's rights that they are just giving money way like a charity. They run their business like a non-profit women's center. Always so generous with publicity...

You're 90% right... but what if he had a rich and famous friend as well? Rich people do often hang out with other rich people and they don't need his money and they can have fun with other rich people.

No, I'm just selfish and care more about the competitive aspect of the sport, as opposed to the financial. I'm a hardcore fan since about 2002. I trained boxing, sparred with amateur/pro boxers and MMA fighters in boxing. I truly love the sport, and have obviously fought for free because I...

Nope, true MMA fans suffer through boring ass WMMA fights because we care about the best in the world, even in midget and women weight classes. You're not a casual, but you're not a true fan either.

We know the reasons, but I think for fans, it's far more important to appreciate how much we as fans, benefited from the fact that UFC fighters fight cheap. Christ, these UFC fighters go from 4 fights a year when they start out, to 3, then to 2, and if they become champ, it's about once a year...

Yup, pretty typical bully types. Oh man, F these pussies, gays, immigrants, women, guys who can't fight like me, they all deserve to die or be used by me. Then, woe is me, I'm so sad, I can't handle how difficult this world is.

Absolutely. As good of a joke fight as it was against Joshua Anthony.

He's obviously not elite top 10 professional boxer. He did strike gold with his split decision loss to Tyson Fury. Fury is an all-timer and J. Anthony is an elite HW boxer with plus power over the past 8 years. Losing to them takes the shine off but Ngannou can definitely be competitive in...

The entire card is stacked. On paper, 1st bout to the last, probably the best card ever. UFC 100 was close, but it had one low level bout, Gugerty vs. Grice. I'm going to be watching every fight, don't really care the bout order in this case. Nickal definitely doesn't deserve to be on the...

I was thinking more UFC 400 for Stipe vs. Jones.

Of course that is taken into account. Anyone picking O'Malley vs. Topuria is choosing super fight over legit matchup within the division. So no one should vote for O'Malley to move up, expect for O'Malley himself and maybe a few of his super fans. Edit - all these posts all consider what...

Pretty much no one, not even Dana White, wants to see O'Malley vs Topuria. Only people interested would be O'Malley, who gets a free title shot without risking his own title. That's why all these champs are calling for super fights in the division above them the moment they win the title...

I thought that must be the most logical explanation, but looking at it closely, it does not appear to be the case at all.

I thought that at first too, that his left hand must have been pinned down after he got sprawled. But on the replay, it showed clearly that his left hand was not being pinned by Blaydes, but that Almeida chose to keep his hands locked and his head exposed.