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Its pretty clear the ufc has its favorites when it comes to marketing ( especially british fighters) and this dudes often get an early push in competition. Since the name of the game is you pick your poison a lot of this guys end up losing, till is a good example.
I have no doubts he's a good fighter and probably at the very least top 10 in the mw division even if at the very bottom, but on sherdog he's a bum cause he lost to the very best of the division. Is this only a sherdog phenom and we are all haters of the company man or does this marketed fighters losing really affect how they are viewed by the average fan?
I have no doubts he's a good fighter and probably at the very least top 10 in the mw division even if at the very bottom, but on sherdog he's a bum cause he lost to the very best of the division. Is this only a sherdog phenom and we are all haters of the company man or does this marketed fighters losing really affect how they are viewed by the average fan?