Biggest overreaction in a while

[AtomicPanther]

Nobody actually 'won', but Till was going forward the whole fight so I guess it's fair.

Wanna talk about overreaction? Till jumping on the cage and acting like he did something amazing. That fight was incredibly boring. But it's what the UFC's become.

 

[Why So Serious]

Came in expecting a conversation about how over the top Till’s reaction to “winning” was and got this.

 

[Oj21]

Happens every time in the states too, but it's crickets from Sherdog unless a filthy foreigner wins a close fight on their home soil.

No not all at the same level in the us. And it's not anything against foreigners.

This is how it works: a majority of fighters are American more than anything else and the UFC is based in the us. Because of how many events and fighters are in the us, it's really not a national thing for us. I actually usually vote for Brazilians over Americans most of the time. It's places like the U.K., that don't have many fighters or events so anytime there is an event over there with a English fighters it's something special so there is blantant bias. It's really not special in the us and most couldn't care less if Americans lose in the us.

 

[podsox]

Agreed. It was an extremely close fight with neither guy doing much