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Big respect for Mario making a public statement on the matter.
This. Major props for him owning up to his mistakes.
Big respect for Mario making a public statement on the matter.
I wanted to give him another chance because early in the fight he was getting knocked out standing and he said ‘I'm fine, I’m fine'
The reaction time of a heavy weight is slower so not sure where he was going with that
I kind of agree. Ideally it would have been stopped before the last two punches, but shit happens. These are professional fighters at the top of their sport. they should get every reasonable chance to survive and come back.it was a great stoppage
people complaining are just an unfortunate example of today's MMA world
I prefer to see fighters get finished. They have the liberty to tap if they want to end the fight. I say let them get pounded to unconsciousness and loaded onto a stretcher.
It's always funny when someone says "there's no excuse," then gives a litany of excuses.
best possible response. actually kind of makes me forgive him. its tough job and thats a good response to it."Right in the moment, I already knew that I allowed two extra punches,but the reaction time from a heavyweight is different than a lighter fighter. So when Lewis landed the punch where Browne went out, he was able to land two more before I came in to stop the fight. But, for sure, I should have stopped it a little earlier. Everyone has his days, and I can’t give excuses. It’s hard to please everyone. I try to be as consistent as possible, but sometimes you can’t. I wanted to give him another chance because early in the fight he was getting knocked out standing and he said ‘I'm fine, I’m fine' and I saw that he was trying to defend himself so I let him continue, and on the ground, it went a little longer. I’m sure that Browne likes that we let the fight go on a little longer so he has a chance to come back. No fighter likes early stoppages, but it happens. There’s no excuse. I know I should have stopped it earlier, but it was so fast I couldn't stop it."
from MMAfighting.com
He also added: "If he dies, he dies"
Wasnt nearly as bad as this
An excuse implies that you are not willing to take personal responsibility. An explanation implies that you accept personal responsibility, and you account for your actions by explaining the thought process that led to your decision.It's always funny when someone says "there's no excuse," then gives a litany of excuses.
In any event, everyone makes mistakes.