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Unless it's a bodyslam, suplex or judo throw etc. TDs shouldn't be worth anything.
That’s your opinion buddy, however the result speaks for itselfSage lost round 2 and 3. I don't understand how he could have won. That's pure corruption. There should be an investigation.
Another questionnable decision
Sage had some flashes and may lead on volume of strikes *(dunno if he actually does i haven't looked at the metrics but it looked like he did) but Gouti controlled most of the fight and landed the most significant strikes. The holding against the cage was annoying but heh. Sage was also rocked at least 2-3 times.
125 total strikes landed by Sage Northcutt in a three-round verdict against Thibault Gouti at lightweight. By comparison, Gouti landed just 30 total strikes. Northcutt notably outlanded his opponent 36 to 9 in round one and 61 to 6 in round three.
Sounds dominant to me...this isn't a wrestling match.
falseUnless it's a bodyslam, suplex or judo throw etc. TDs shouldn't be worth anything.
125 total strikes landed by Sage Northcutt in a three-round verdict against Thibault Gouti at lightweight. By comparison, Gouti landed just 30 total strikes. Northcutt notably outlanded his opponent 36 to 9 in round one and 61 to 6 in round three.
Sounds dominant to me...this isn't a wrestling match.
depends on if you consider casually laying on someone "effective grappling"
125 total strikes landed by Sage Northcutt in a three-round verdict against Thibault Gouti at lightweight. By comparison, Gouti landed just 30 total strikes. Northcutt notably outlanded his opponent 36 to 9 in round one and 61 to 6 in round three.
Sounds dominant to me...this isn't a wrestling match.
No. Sage won that fight. It was close, but Sage won by being way more active.