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My apologies if this was already posted, mods can delete if it was;
In a fight which set a UFC record for the fewest total strikes attempted and attracted a lustful chorus of boos throughout, Woodley (18-3-1) made the third defense of his 170-pound championship in the co-main event of UFC 214 in Anaheim, California.
https://www.cbssports.com/mma/news/...bests-demian-maia-in-forgettable-title-fight/
Now, mind you, this was over 5 rounds, not the typical 3. While I always feel it's the challenger whose job it is to win the best from the champ, I can see the point that Woodley is not doing anything to put butts in seats. He has to stop being a completely defensive player once he knows he's up on the cards. It's a horrible record to hold.
In a fight which set a UFC record for the fewest total strikes attempted and attracted a lustful chorus of boos throughout, Woodley (18-3-1) made the third defense of his 170-pound championship in the co-main event of UFC 214 in Anaheim, California.
https://www.cbssports.com/mma/news/...bests-demian-maia-in-forgettable-title-fight/
Now, mind you, this was over 5 rounds, not the typical 3. While I always feel it's the challenger whose job it is to win the best from the champ, I can see the point that Woodley is not doing anything to put butts in seats. He has to stop being a completely defensive player once he knows he's up on the cards. It's a horrible record to hold.