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they are all crap (mmajunkie, br, bloody elbow, etc.)
BR has been terrible for as long as it has existed.
Look at the Twitter feed of Jonathan Snowden, the "lead writer" for BR's MMA coverage -- it's the ugliest, most petty, most unprofessional Twitter feed I've ever seen, and I cannot understand how Jonathan Snowden remains employed when he behaves like that online. I mean, when you tweet as a writer, you're representing the company you work for...and Snowden's feed is like one long list of him arguing with thousands of people who he calls "bottom feeders" and losers.
If BR finds that acceptable, it says all you need to know about the quality of its content.
So I've been reading the character assassination of Yoel Romero and Anthony Johnson on there, among others lately.
It's a tell when they remove comments that totally disagree with the "report" on there. Its like the articles are written by people with agenda's and are out to destroy peoples careers.
Its shoddy journalism at best, if someone has an argument in a gym and some woman decides to cry and kick up a fuss about doing something somewhere she shouldnt have been, the default action from there is to start crying to the gym where MMA fighters train like a spoilt brat because she couldn't do her yoga in a weights area.
Johnson was cleared of domestic abuse, yet they still vilify him on there. Its like saying you didn't get done for rape but you have the stigma of a rapist because the accused is named in the papers but the victim - even if found to be a lying sack of shit, will never be named.
The reporting on there is attrocious these days. Does any MMA news outlet actually write anything decent?
Bleacher report
Bloody elbow
BJpenn.com (i know this site is joke)
Are there any decent MMA news outlets that arent just tabloid, butt hurt opinion pages anymore?
Snowden's feed is like one long list of him arguing with thousands of people who he calls "bottom feeders" and losers.
I don't remember it ever not being a joke.