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I also feel that Jiri himself deserves more credit for hanging in there during the rounds that he's never had to fight in before. This was only his fourth time making it to a third round, and his first time making it beyond that, and while it may not have been pretty, he kept on pushing as much...

Francisco Trevino always looked funny to me, like his body was 20 years older than he was.

Kind of a small one in the grand scheme of things, but I really miss the old tale of the tape theme.

This is the single point swaying me toward the "no crowds" side of the fence. I like the excitement that a crowd brings, and I also like being able to hear the fight without one. But god damn, it's nice not to hear a bunch of jackasses WOO'ing every few seconds.

Rousey vs Zingano, too. Edit: And McMann.

This is exactly where I'm at, and I'm nervous as hell. Somewhere deep down, I STILL believe in Tony vs Khabib.

This post was already great, but what really earned the like was the Smurfs reference and "maw fuckas". Good on ya.

He looks like he's not even sure how he managed to win.

It's Clippy.

That's a good one, I had completely forgotten that he ever fought in the UFC at all.

That was my first thought, too, and it's not too far off. He's had 20% of his fights (7/35) end in a split decision.

Good lord. I hadn't seen it yet and was sitting here, thinking "C'mon guys, how bad could it be?" I learned a little something about trusting my fellow Sherbros today.

Lawler/Condit That fight delivered for sure, but I couldn't believe that it went all five rounds.

A fair percentage of my meager post history is just me nutriding Anderson. I'm on this thing until the wheels fall off. The wagon, too.

You get a gold star for this.

No reason we can't, but you know how it goes around here. People think complimenting one guy somehow takes away from the other.

I believe this about sums it all up. No matter what anyone says about him, the reactions are almost always in the extremes. You either love/hate him, or you hate his fans. I don't know if there truly is a middle ground here, but to those who remain zen about the whole thing, I salute you.

It really speaks to how big this fight is that we still have hope even after it's been cancelled four times. I'm willing to risk getting my heart broken again, as long as it eventually culminates in these two finally going at it.

It's always been far too convenient an excuse, and to say that USADA caused someone to lose a fight assumes that the other fighter was clean all along, and has always been as good as they are now. That barely scratches the surface of why it's a terrible excuse, but I think you covered most of it...

He is seriously never going to live that down.