UFC Pictures - Most Controversial Moments

[gspieler]

The day that the crowd feared the consequences so much, they couldn’t even utter a single word.

 

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[SmoothPies]

The day that the crowd feared the consequences so much, they couldn’t even utter a single word.

Haha what did he honestly think was going to happen? He was going to say, "Don't fear me" and then the entire crowd in unison was going to chant immediately "Fear the Consequences!"

That winner's high is real

 

[JayJayMMA]

 

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[pudgelarson36]

There are lots of other good ones:

Jon Jones 12-6 elbow against Hamill
Jon Jones popping after second DC bout
The infamous ice spill
Greasegate
Tony vs Khabib being cancelled on April Fools Day
GSP vacating the MW belt
Askren "submitting" Lawler

Do you understand what we’re doing here?

 

[VVarhead]

Do you understand what we’re doing here?

I kinda overlooked this "pictures" thing, indeed.

 

[HaulParris]

 

[Slick_36]

I'm still angry about this one.

 

[Vendettax]

Man what do you call the HW fighter who wears nappies? That was hilarious.

 

[JayJayMMA]

 

[SKSer45]

The Day UFC went full Reebok

 

[Slick_36]

On that note:

Kind of funny you post that, I view them both oppositely. Newton clinched a winning position but Hughes created a scenario that allowed him to claim a win despite both being out. While Gray knocked himself out and Emerson gave up, it was an avoidable scenario for Gray that still could have led to a win if he was a little less wild. I see the first fight as a double win and the second as a double loss.

 

[hottentot]

Because Frank was working on the intricacies of details of maneuvers that Brock still doesn't even know the names of.

Thanks to Frank I learned the word ‘intricacy’ - English is not my mother tongue. I will be grateful forever

 

[SmoothPies]

Kind of funny you post that, I view them both oppositely. Newton clinched a winning position but Hughes created a scenario that allowed him to claim a win despite both being out. While Gray knocked himself out and Emerson gave up, it was an avoidable scenario for Gray that still could have led to a win if he was a little less wild. I see the first fight as a double win and the second as a double loss.

Great point.. two different scenarios. You nailed it with double win vs. double loss

 

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[Espurgote]

Kabib Bless