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Dana White disagreed with Ian Machado Garry’s win over Michael Page: ‘I had that fight a draw’

I thought MVP won. He landed more significant strikes on the feet in the second and 3rd and Garry didn't do anything with his control time really. Meh, whatever fight sucked anyway thanks Mr Ian Run away Machado Garry.


I was fine with either guy getting the nod.

Ultimately MVP lost a completely winnable fight because he's not even a blue belt on the ground. Baffling he's made it to here without getting prepared on basic escapes.
 
Dana wanted to see more just bleed stuff. If he saw it as a tie then it very well could've gone to either guy given the structure of judging.

So Dana wanted one judge to score it a tie while the other two split?
 
I thought MVP won. He landed more significant strikes on the feet in the second and 3rd and Garry didn't do anything with his control time really. Meh, whatever fight sucked anyway thanks Mr Ian Run away Machado Garry.

Been a fight fan for 4 solid decades, still don't consider myself slick enough to call a ufc MMA round winner due to the ambiguous rules.

One thing that anybody objective could see, regardless of how it was scored, is Ian was scared the entire time. He did not want to engage At All, he only wanted to avoid MVP and survive. If he did enough to "win" when his RNC was the only offense he tried the entire time to finish the fight, it's a sad AF commentary on his ability in any type of combat. Don't care to ever see him "fight" again, not even to see him lose. I give him credit, he didn't get knocked out by MVP as I fully expected.
 
It's all caused by round by round scoring. If the UFC and athletic commission did away with this stupid system there would be so much less controversy. Less fighters stalling, trying to steal rounds, doing as little as possible in a superior position and winning by default.

I'm not even sure if it's worth anybody's energy to debate who won. I'm going to close my eyes and pretend like that fight never happened
 
Been a fight fan for 4 solid decades, still don't consider myself slick enough to call a ufc MMA round winner due to the ambiguous rules.

One thing that anybody objective could see, regardless of how it was scored, is Ian was scared the entire time. He did not want to engage At All, he only wanted to avoid MVP and survive. If he did enough to "win" when his RNC was the only offense he tried the entire time to finish the fight, it's a sad AF commentary on his ability in any type of combat. Don't care to ever see him "fight" again, not even to see him lose. I give him credit, he didn't get knocked out by MVP as I fully expected.
Ian only engages with people who he knows can't hurt him. He was very confident with Magny cause he knew he couldn't hurt him, where as with Neal he was back peddling and fighting at distance because he knew he could hurt him if he let him get close. The fight vs MVP was not a good look for him whatsoever and I can't see him touching a belt anymore, let alone being able to beat anyone within the top 3. Especially Shavkat..Shavkat most likely kills him.
 
Ian should get some heat for that pre fight speech where he slammed MVP, then after the fight suddenly he changed the tune because he got schooled in the standup.
If he didn't no way he would have said the same thing IMO.
 
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