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It's up there.
Also Smith vs sell
Fedor vs Randleman
Kongo vs barry
Also Smith vs sell
Fedor vs Randleman
Kongo vs barry
Lesnar vs Carwin.
Regardless if Brock is roided or not, a lot of roided guys can´t take half a punch to the chin (Overeem)............. and Brock just took almost a hundred punches from probably THE hardest hitter in the ufc HW history Shane Carwin who can knock guys out with half a punch and who admitted he was on roids back then too. A lot of people thought this fight should´ve been stopped. What´s your opinion?
The McMann stoppage was a joke, you couldn't have picked a worse example if you tried. Also, salty shirt-lifter detected.If Sara McMann can get TKOd in like 10 seconds by falling into the cage due a knee to the liver, after which no follow up punches were even landed, then Lesnar should have fucking lost that fight.
Laying on your back taking punches the face for 2 solid minutes is not intelligently defending yourself.
If you were to play fights 1 and 2 in a continuous loop, for sure.CC vs Gonzaga 2 was pretty good.
I never get these types of arguments?
Well the guy was clearly laying on his back, doing nothing, and getting punched in the face by a HW for 2 minutes.
That right there should be a clue that the fight should have been stopped.
If you ignore the fact that he was moving.no. Shane was so gassed he couldnt even move
The fight should have been stopped. I remember screaming at the TV that the fight needed to be stopped.
I don't believe the UFC "fixes" fights per say, but I do believe they "encourage" or "suggest" to the referees to let certain fighters have more time to defend themselves before a fight is ruled to be over, or to end a fight faster if a fighter appears to be in trouble.
I disagree. This is probably an unpopular opinion here but I feel most fights are stopped too soon. Most of these men come to die, those that don't can tap out. That option is always on the table. Far too often these men are robbed of the opportunity to display their true grit.Nogueira revealed years later that he was completely unconscious when he was power bombed on his head by Sapp... Later in the fight he came back and submitted Sapp, despite being completely and utterly unconscious.
Sometimes how a fight should end, and how it actually ends don't coincide.
Stipes not the crispiest cracker in Cleveland to begin with. Throw a concussion in the mix and I'm surprised he remembered the knockdown at all.Stipe vs Overeem.
In the post fight Stipe thought he'd been dropped by a kick, if Overeem had flurried punches instead of going for the guillotine it was all over. and Overeem claimed the phantom tap in the post fight too.
He barely defended the takedown. He was absolutely gassedIf you ignore the fact that he was moving.
The fight should have been stopped. I remember screaming at the TV that the fight needed to be stopped.
I don't believe the UFC "fixes" fights per say, but I do believe they "encourage" or "suggest" to the referees to let certain fighters have more time to defend themselves before a fight is ruled to be over, or to end a fight faster if a fighter appears to be in trouble.
Great comeback but not heavyweights
Because he couldn't put Brock away.He barely defended the takedown. He was absolutely gassed
It's silly to suggest that fight should have been stopped given that lesnar was never not responding to the ref, and got to his feet the same round. It "could" have been stopped but saying it should have been given what happened is stupid. Carwin didn't close it out. He tried.The fight should have been stopped. I remember screaming at the TV that the fight needed to be stopped.
I don't believe the UFC "fixes" fights per say, but I do believe they "encourage" or "suggest" to the referees to let certain fighters have more time to defend themselves before a fight is ruled to be over, or to end a fight faster if a fighter appears to be in trouble.