This is a very common, fair play practice in soccer. After the game, the players usually interchange shirts with the rival team players as a gesture of fair play and class act. Should the MMA fighters start adopting this great and courteus practice by interchanging mouthguards after the fight, maybe before the ring interview, ala soccer? Discuss
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Seems like they could just immediately cut to the chase and make out with each other, instead of flirting around with swapping mouthguards.
