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Harrison will be champ and hopefully the UFC can entice Nunes to come out of retirement for a super fight!

I had Rodriguez winning 29-28. I gave the 1st to Andrade as she was able to capitalize on the slip and get some control time. Andrade also had a couple of short moments later on, but most of the fight was Rodriguez controlling the distance on the feet and getting the better of it.

Sergio clearly dislikes Miller. Hopefully he keeps that same energy for the rest of the PED cheats.

I initially didn't think a whole lot of Hill, but his fight with Glover changed that in a big way. Hill is legit and if he mixes up his underrated striking with some wrestling, he's got a great chance. Pereira obviously has super impressive striking, but he gets hit a lot and so you can't...

Chael just being the status quo company man that he is.

For most of Fury's career, he's fought off of his back foot, mostly moving backwards and playing the points game. He was pretty good at implementing that style, but he still had flaws like moving his head straight back and he was always susceptible to left hands. Then came the Otto Wallen...

Mike Tyson obviously did a great job, but I think the bigger story is that Ngannou's learning curve is absolutely insane. The rate at which he learns and improves is staggering. We all saw it in MMA with how dramatic his wrestling improved between his two fights with Stipe. Then we see it...

Fury's body language after the fight suggested that he was not only embarrassed, but that he also didn't think that he was going to win.

Yeah, that makes perfect sense. I actually thought of that as well. The way that it went though, they probably could have also made a fortune on a rematch with Ngannou and Fury had Ngannou won. As big of a story as this is, it would have been insanely big if Ngannou had gotten the decision...

I scored the fight the exact same way that the Sherdog staff did with Ngannou winning by one point. I'm still shocked that I'm even saying that. Super close fight and while I don't consider it a robbery, it's a bit of a shame that we didn't get the truly cinderella outcome of an Ngannou...

Amen. Wilder might be a little delusional, but not as delusional as people think. The guy's a cheater.

... And yet the world of boxing will look away like they always do for Fury's dirty tactics.

I scored it the exact same way that Sherdog did with Ngannou winning by a point and so Fury getting the decision isn't exactly a robbery. It's also worth noting that while Fury may have won a controversial decision, Ngannou definitely won the fight. Fury was knocked down and ultimately a...

Yeah, I noticed the love handles right away. That was certainly a bad sign that he wasn't going to be properly fit for a fight of this magnitude.

Volk looked slow and out of shape. The UFC should not have booked that fight. We could have gotten the proper rematch somewhere down the line.

The 2nd Nunes fight. I thought that fight was super close and could have gone either way. Neither fighter really did much and it was a bit of a staring contest. Nunes got the split decision and while I don't blame Valentina for disagreeing with that decision, she acted as if she dominated the...

I would like to see Valentina win another fight before she gets another title shot. Maybe a rematch with Santos. Some unfinished business there which could make for a good story to sell the fight.

Suggesting that round 3 should or could be 10-8 is just as bad.

3-2 Grasso.

Round 5 was definitely not a 10-8 round, but neither was round 3. Scoring either of those rounds as a 10-8 is ridiculous. The only round that could be up for possible consideration for a 10-8 is round 2 where Val was significantly hurt... and I still think that's a 10-9 round.