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Well, that's that
You only get so many chances in this life. Palhares blew way too many of them.
Nobody is owed anything. You have to earn it. Palhares couldn't earn a permanent place in the UFC because he couldn't keep his shit together.
Well, that's that
You sound ridiculous, if that's all the UFC was interested in they could have cut him after the Lombard loss in which he was not only completely destroyed, but busted for elevated levels of testosterone. That was his second embarrassing loss in a row BTW. But instead they gave him another chance.The UFC just wants to clean the roster off of fighters making more money then the UFC wants to actually pay. Thats why Okami went and its why Palhares went too. Its not about how long he held the submission, but rather finding an excuse to justify their decision.
Zuffa is all about the bottom line. Doing the right thing is not on their agenda. Only making as much money as possible with as little investment as possible.
Out with guys who make money. In with guys who are desperate enough to sign on the dotted line for pennies on the dollar.
You sound ridiculous, if that's all the UFC was interested in they could have cut him after the Lombard loss in which he was not only completely destroyed, but busted for elevated levels of testosterone. That was his second embarrassing loss in a row BTW. But instead they gave him another chance.
It doesn't take a rocket scientist to realize your take on things makes zero sense.Yes, the great UFC and the bad, bad Palhares. You've clearly got it all figured out.
It doesn't take a rocket scientist to realize your take on things makes zero sense.
Yes, the great UFC and the bad, bad Palhares. You've clearly got it all figured out.
Do you even realize what you're arguing? The man had lost two fights in a row in brutal fashion, his stock was at an all-time low and he had been busted for elevated testosterone. Considering the UFC has shown itself willing to cut top 10 fighters, that's certainly all they needed to cut Palhares. So to now try to chalk it all up to the UFC worrying about the bottom line when they already had anything and everything they needed to cut him is simply absurd and shows a complete lack of critical thinking ability on your part. But that's to be expected considering your preposterous take on what actually happened in the Pierce fight. You simply aren't playing with a full deck.Oh, of course. By winning in impressive fashion, against a very good welterweight he embarrassed himself. So obviously he should go.
Tell us again about how long he held the submission, how he cranked it and how he's a bad, bad man. Only, all of that is non-sense. And your shit attitude about it all only convinces me you're either easily mislead or have no idea what you're talking about. Perhaps both.
Do you even realize what you're arguing? The man had lost two fights in a row in brutal fashion, his stock was at an all-time low and he had been busted for elevated testosterone. Considering the UFC has shown itself willing to cut top 10 fighters, that's certainly all they needed to cut Palhares. So to now try to chalk it all up to the UFC worrying about the bottom line when they already had anything and everything they needed to cut him is simply absurd and shows a complete lack of critical thinking ability on your part. But that's to be expected considering your preposterous take on what actually happened in the Pierce fight. You simply aren't playing with a full deck.
Of course I believe it because:Take a look around. There is quite a bit of backlash over cutting both Okami and Palhares. You think these two cuts are coincidences? Two high profile fighters being let go back to back?
You actually believe the UFC's reasoning for letting him go, which proves to me you have little idea what you're seeing out there. If you think he held the submission too long, you've not watched many fights. If you think he was being malicious out there, you need to go back to the drawing board.
Hopefully we can keep this civil. Just looking for opinions. Leaving his rep aside and just looking at the gifs I really feel like he didn't crank.
If you'll notice the ref puts his hand under Pierce's leg and pushed up, while at the same time he puts his on Palhares' elbow and pushes forward. It's the perfect storm of controversy.
It's the ref moving Palhares, not a crank. Does anyone see this first gif and feel differently? The ref moves Palhares to make it look like a crank.
unfortunately I see gifs trying to make it seems worse than it was. like this..
You can see in this one he lets go almost immediately after the ref comes into view.
you can really see how hard the ref pushes forward in this one.
It was kinda rough... I mean, what was it, 5,6,7 taps??? you're a professional, so act like one.