KSW 39 - Khalidov vs Mankowski - Warsaw

[onC]

So Gamrot apparently bit Parkes finger. Lol.

 

[Shoulder]

So Gamrot apparently bit Parkes finger. Lol.

I love KSW.

I got Parke R2, but I guess home town judging might be a factor here.

 

[Jae Gibbz]

Can somebody pm me a good live stream, please?

 

[CR0W]

Hopefully on track to win just over £500.

Khalidov
Gamrot
Janikowski
Andryszak

Just need Khalidov for £500

 

[Shoulder]

HE DID BITE HIM

 

[Shoulder]

Lost a unit on parke. Should I chase on Soku ITD?

Edit: I didn't.

 

[Shoulder]

Lost a unit on parke. Should I chase on Soku ITD?

Edit: I didn't.

Wise choice.

 

[kenfloshogun]

So impressed by Narkun, fun fighter to watch.

 

[Agent Mulder]

Lol!

 

[Shoulder]

LOL

 

[null]

Rozalski +290 baby! The champion Rodrigues went in throwing hands way too recklessly against a striker with that much experience.

 

[Shoulder]

I hedged with Pudz Ko and it was ruled a sub. Fml. Down 1.5 U this event.

 

[Jamah]

I hedged with Pudz Ko and it was ruled a sub. Fml. Down 1.5 U this event.

His opponent tapped, it was a sub

 

[Shoulder]

His opponent tapped, it was a sub

Yeah, I know...

 

[EzFlyer]

KSW 39 Net: +0
mankowski +225: 50 for 112.50
gamrot -130: 65 for 50
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damn close fight from what i saw (missed beginning) for khalidov-mankowski

khalidov slowing down, tho, he's gonna lose soon..

 

[null]

His opponent tapped, it was a sub

Every once in a while this topic comes up and I'm going to point out that a tap to strikes is not automatically recorded as a submission on official records. It depends on which promotion they are fighting under and more specificaly how the announcer in the cage calls it. In many modern day MMA fights tapping to strikes is ruled a TKO by officials, called a TKO by the ring announcer and graded as a TKO, not a sub by sportsbooks. I wish I could think of some examples off the top of my head, but I recall this being a topic of some debate here on the forum on the rare occasions that this happens in the bigger MMA organizations, and it is almost always called a TKO in the last several years in most every instance I have seen.