(Pic) So is this an illegal knee?

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And if it isn't, is it legal now?
 
Yes

It was and it still is

Not sure why Tim was so proud he landed an illegal shot
 
yes. the only change to the rule is now if a hand is what causes them to be a downed opponent it has to be both hands not just one.
 
yes. the only change to the rule is now if a hand is what causes them to be a downed opponent it has to be both hands not just one.

So you're telling me the 3 points of contact is still in effect if it's a knee? But if it's his hands there needs to be 4 points?
 
So you're telling me the 3 points of contact is still in effect if it's a knee? But if it's his hands there needs to be 4 points?

That looks like the least confusing answer I've seen.
 
If a knee is down or an ass is down he is down. If you bend over and stick a finger on the floor with one hand your are not down.
 
Ok so no knee or ass down, you must have 2 hands on the floor to be down.
 
But Rogan said if it happened the day after it would be a legal knee.
 
They need to get rid of that downed opponent rule. You are expected to intelligently defend yourself at all times, so it makes no sense to have downed opponent rule, because it implies that the fighter cannot defend, if that is the case, the fight should be called.
 
They need to get rid of that downed opponent rule. You are expected to intelligently defend yourself at all times, so it makes no sense to have downed opponent rule, because it implies that the fighter cannot defend, if that is the case, the fight should be called.
See the problem with your post is: it contains a very high amount of common sense and well..... we just can't have that shit round these parts.
 
In Rizin = spectacular fun

In UFC = no, we don't like exciting finishes as much
 
They need to get rid of that downed opponent rule. You are expected to intelligently defend yourself at all times, so it makes no sense to have downed opponent rule, because it implies that the fighter cannot defend, if that is the case, the fight should be called.

Er, what? The downed opponent rule does not imply that the downed fighter cannot defend himself. It says that he cannot be attacked by kicks or knees to the head.

It makes plenty of sense to restrict certain kinds of attacks by rule.
 
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