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Fedor had broken ribs from the randleplex.
And?
Fedor had broken ribs from the randleplex.
i dont have the rule in writing. Heres Big John Explaining the rules: Jump to 4:40 where he explains spiking
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It was so awesome to see Rampage get a real slam in the UFC. Unfortunately he fucked up his already injured knee with that throw and couldn't do much else afterward.
Ricardo Arona would say yes.
IMHO, it worked for him in that instance. Potentially risky, yes, but if the impact had been on his head, he could have been knocked out. So considering that he didn't get knocked out or injured and went on to easily win the fight, it clearly worked for him.
Sure, that could have ended up very bad. I don't know what Bader was thinking with trying to brace with his arm though. Could have had a Shogun/Coleman 1 incident on top of a neck injury.
Unless you're Bob Sapp ....
What do you think?
My opinion, if Rampage could've lifted him a bit higher, it could've been bad. He landed directly on his neck. He probably would've been KO'ed/Neck damage.
Sure it could have KO'd or injured him.
Do I have an issue with the technique? Nope. Fighting in general is not beneficial to your health. There are very real consequences to stepping into that cage. You either accept them as a possibility or do not engage such activity.
The way this sport is heading though, we're going to see more rule changes that ultimately make fights less realistic as we progress. I hope it doesnt happen, but it sure seems like we're going in that direction regardless.
MMA today is a watered down version of what it once was.
Sure it could have KO'd or injured him.
Do I have an issue with the technique? Nope. Fighting in general is not beneficial to your health. There are very real consequences to stepping into that cage. You either accept them as a possibility or do not engage such activity.
The way this sport is heading though, we're going to see more rule changes that ultimately make fights less realistic as we progress. I hope it doesnt happen, but it sure seems like we're going in that direction regardless.
MMA today is a watered down version of what it once was.
You complain about the dangers fighters face, then complain about "watered down" MMA. Must be a conspiracy of some sort.
Spoken like a true UFC shill.
sarcasm alert
I wouldn't mind seeing headbutts and knees to a grounded opponent back on the menu, though, in all seriousness. I was watching Kerr destroy Fabio Gurgel and Paul Varelans last night and I got all nostalgic.
I heard a commisioner say it's only illegal if you have your opponents arms tied up and are in control of how he lands.youre allowed to spike if theres rotation. Legal
whats illegal are straight down pile drivers