Anybody else laugh out loud 1 minute into the first round of Strickland/Costa when

Just feels like he throws it out there every time to create some sort of dramatic narrative for the casuals. Fight was a bit of a snoozefest so they were trying everything including the robbery angle (which wasn't far off).
 
For some reason Joe believes that all leg kicks are equal and have the exact same debilitating effect no matter what.

Sean's movement never looked compromised despite how badly they kept trying to convince us it was.

And also Anik who sees Sean land a leg kick and says "and that gave Costa a huge welt on his left leg!", as DC subtly informs him that the kick landed on the right leg.
 
Costa had landed one kick and Rogan immediately said a mere minute into the fucking fight

"I think his leg is compromised, look at the welt!"


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Dude was over reacting on a lot of stuff. And I generally think Joe's good at what he does.
 
For some reason Joe believes that all leg kicks are equal and have the exact same debilitating effect no matter what.

Sean's movement never looked compromised despite how badly they kept trying to convince us it was.

And also Anik who sees Sean land a leg kick and says "and that gave Costa a huge welt on his left leg!", as DC subtly informs him that the kick landed on the right leg.

Strickland doesn't move around much anyway so it doesn't matter that much to him if he's compromised or not. He just plods forward and does his thing. Sean's not exactly floating like a butterfly out there.
 
They love to claim things there's no visual evidence for. A fighter taking a good punch and resetting despite moving fluidly means they're hurt. A few leg kicks at the beginning of the fight has completely compromises the leg. I'm no fighter, but I imagine if I went in for an attack and got hit with a big punch I didn't expect I'd think to myself "Oh shoot. Ok, let's reset so I don't take more". A fighter backing away after getting punched doesn't mean they're hurt automatically. It seems like a pretty smart idea to me.
 
Costa had landed one kick and Rogan immediately said a mere minute into the fucking fight

"I think his leg is compromised, look at the welt!"


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I predicated Rogan’s overt love of leg kicks would overtake his brain and make him say outlandish things.
 

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Rogan definitely has PTSD related to a leg kick he received in sparring at some point.

Or maybe he ran into the hitch on his truck? Though that might be more of a nut-shot for him than banging his shin on the hitch.
 
At one point he said "This is a close fight, kids". Almost laughed out loud.

That's when he's not using the word "Folks" all the time when conveying his false narratives directly to the audience.
 
Joe is the opposite of Cecil Peoples when it comes to leg kicks - he thinks every single one of them is fight ending.
 
They love to claim things there's no visual evidence for. A fighter taking a good punch and resetting despite moving fluidly means they're hurt. A few leg kicks at the beginning of the fight has completely compromises the leg. I'm no fighter, but I imagine if I went in for an attack and got hit with a big punch I didn't expect I'd think to myself "Oh shoot. Ok, let's reset so I don't take more". A fighter backing away after getting punched doesn't mean they're hurt automatically. It seems like a pretty smart idea to me.
I think in that case a fighter choosing to reset means the punch had an effect. Nobody retreats and resets from a love tap that they didn't feel. Not everything said has one meaning. "Oh that shot hurt him" can mean he didn't like it and is resetting or it can mean a finish is imminent. You have to look at context as well.
 
I think in that case a fighter choosing to reset means the punch had an effect. Nobody retreats and resets from a love tap that they didn't feel. Not everything said has one meaning. "Oh that shot hurt him" can mean he didn't like it and is resetting or it can mean a finish is imminent. You have to look at context as well.



Sure but it can also mean that they need to reset because they got hit and need to simply reset the position to their advantage. Sometimes people get hit when they didn't even think they could be hit or didn't even see it coming and want to reset immediately because of that regardless if the punch landed well or not.
 
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