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I don't see the problem
I dont know why people expect cage fighters to be articulate and entertaining speakers
They want to be " entertained "because what fighters do inside the ring/cage is not enough.
Not a Robbie fan huh?
He looked like he was forced to do it. That was funny as shitHe's probably forced to do it under media obligations.
I mean, you like fucking Mousasi but not lawlerWell I'm sure you won't like my reasoning but I think he has been gifted two really bad decisions and outside of his Rory fight I don't find him all that interesting in the cage. I really resist this narrative of the 'old school' fighters, and it just seems to basically be a rejection of the evolution of the sport which I love. I don't really like brawlers.
Is it just me or is that BJ Penn gif in every fucking thread now? -_-
I'm either nuts or I just have different taste in fighting than you. It could be the former, but if its the latter then that probably means you're nuts for caring that someone has different taste in fighters than you.I mean, you like fucking Mousasi but not lawler
So, you're just nuts
Robbie doesn't worry about the stupid shit that Ariel would worry about.
It's true though. If Ali never spoke he wouldn't be an icon and everyone would know Joe Louis was way better. Lawler's an awesome competitor and I love watching him fight, but he doesn't sell ppvs. And it doesn't seem like his approach to selling fights is working. Good for Helwani to try and bring some character out of him. When Carwin was on his way up, Paul Heyman was hired to help him with promos and character development. A guy like Lawler could only have benefitted from that. Many UFC fighters should, and probably will start working on their personas in a more serious way.Cool projection, bro.