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This is a thought that pops in my head from time to time. The NFL uses this. The amount of money that goes into sport science in the NFL is second to to maybe only soccer. These guys are looking for every possible advantage for their athletes. Why does the UFC not do this.
How many times have you seen a warrior go out to die on his/her shield after a break because they could not recover in time. Its pointless damage IMO.
It sucks as a hardcore fan that wants to see technical battles instead of fighters getting hittinh a wall and stalling.
The only response I have ever seen against it is it "looks bad". I do not care what it looks like. I care about results. Is there a medical reason to not give MMA athletes supplemental oxygen in 2020?
How many times have you seen a warrior go out to die on his/her shield after a break because they could not recover in time. Its pointless damage IMO.
It sucks as a hardcore fan that wants to see technical battles instead of fighters getting hittinh a wall and stalling.
The only response I have ever seen against it is it "looks bad". I do not care what it looks like. I care about results. Is there a medical reason to not give MMA athletes supplemental oxygen in 2020?