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Stats don't belong in fighting
Don't use statistics to argue who won a fight, stats can be misleading.
Cejudo won round 2 by landing the takedown and keeping him down.
Because he had top control for 60 seconds and landed nothing significant? That negates him losing the preceding 4 minutes via being thoroughly outstruck?
Idiocy.
Not idiocy is it though. MM landed nothing significant at all, the only significant thing that happened in that round was the takedown.
Yes I'd argue that a takedown and around 1:30 of top control wins you a close round. Let's not act like MM was putting on a striking clinic on Cejudo that round, Cejudo was holding his own.
Leg kicks dont even work,
Just Joe Rogan filling peoples mind with false information.
This kind of thinking is insane to me. He was outstruck 2 to 1, but because you don't think they hurt they don't count as much as a takedown that literally amounted to nothing?
Idiocy.
This made me think that we should probably have shirts made for us... but then I remembered that we don’t, and shouldn’t, ever wear shirts.Sherbros > A level athletes.
Its not whining it's standing up to the bullshit and for whats rightOk, be a whiny bitch.
Its not whining it's standing up to the bullshit and for whats rightOk, be a whiny bitch.
This. He's held his division and all small fighters hostage for years.Nobody cares.
DJ lost because he didn't go for the kill.
Don't feel sorry for him at all.
Well that kind of thinking is called the unified rules buddy, the main factor is damage which MM didn't do much of, at least no more than Cejudo. In a close round damage wise you have to look at the other aspects, and the other aspect was Cejudo getting a takdown and maintaining position until the round end.
I'm not implying it was a blowout round for Cejudo, but if you think there's no way Cejudo won that round idk what to tell you
This. He's held his division and all small fighters hostage for years.
Cejudo did no damage to Johnson. At all. Cejudo on the other hand was wearing his damage from MM on his legs and face.
Show me in the criteria where it says takedowns that amount to nothing are scored more heavily than thoroughly outscoring and controlling the fight on the feet btw.
The leg kicked Cejudo so hard and so many times that he broke bones in his foot. That alone is more significant than anything Cejudo did let alone the hard left body kick and headstrikes DJ landed. He should of got that decision easily.Not idiocy is it though. MM landed nothing significant at all, the only significant thing that happened in that round was the takedown.
Yes I'd argue that a takedown and around 1:30 of top control wins you a close round. Let's not act like MM was putting on a striking clinic on Cejudo that round, Cejudo was holding his own.
If you're going to argue that Cejudo did "no damage at all" there's no point continuing the conversation because you've clearly made up your mind.
If the damage is equal you look at other things like aggression and octagon control, I'd argue pretty easily that getting a takedown and maintaining position shows aggression and octagon control.
I thought so too at first but there after a rewatch I realized DJ hit more body shots than one would think.DJ's strikes were mostly leg kicks. Out of 15/29 significant strikes I bet 12 of those were leg kicks. 30/44 probably 25 leg kicks.