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His wife was in labour and he was at the fight?
You act like eyepoking someone doesn't greatly increase the chances you can pressure them without returning fire or seeing shots coming...He also badly rocked Barboza way before the eye poke
And would have continued to
You can feel bad for Barboza because of the eye poke I guess but I think it's important to understand the flaw in his game that led to him losing and understand that the fight was going to go the way it did regardless
If you can effectively pressure, you can beat Barboza. If you can't, he'll kill you
lol wutAnti-white rhetoric garbage thread.
and sometimes refs take points for them and other times the fouls are overlookedEyepokes happen in like 75% of fights due to every fighter instinctively pawing at his opponent with an open hand. Yet most fights don't end with a spectacular knockout. Same with fence grabs; almost every fighter grabs the fence once or twice in a fight, which is illegal.
Fights are chaotic. Shit happens.You act like eyepoking someone doesn't greatly increase the chances you can pressure them without returning fire or seeing shots coming...
You act like eyepoking someone doesn't greatly increase the chances you can pressure them without returning fire or seeing shots coming...
I think it was also his way of showing the effect of that poke without complaining about it
That's a bullshit answer. Sports have rules. Shit should get enforced.Fights are chaotic. Shit happens.
You are wrong. Most of the eyepokes are done on purpose. Fighters who fight clean never eye poke anyone. We see the same fighters do it all the time, because they can get away with it. In many fights it completely changed the outcome of the fight. Jones vs Texeira, Tony vs RDA, and many many others. Edson vs Justin might or might not go different without the eye poke, we will never know. But I know one think for sure: I have been poked in the eye in sparring and I knew I would like to be in a ring in a fight that night. I couldn't even imagine to fight. I had a problem to drive home after training. I does affect you a big time. It's not just the vision, your concentration is gone, your rhytm is gone, your fight plan is gone... You just try to survive..Eyepokes happen in like 75% of fights due to every fighter instinctively pawing at his opponent with an open hand. Yet most fights don't end with a spectacular knockout. Same with fence grabs; almost every fighter grabs the fence once or twice in a fight, which is illegal.
The fight is the fight, is normal. Gaethje won, get over it.
btw, if you look at my mma related post history, Ive called everything like I saw it in an unbiased way for yearsAnti-white rhetoric garbage thread.
Like what? A point deduction? Barboza had some time to recover while he and Gaethje were clinched up. You're acting like Gaethje won because the ref didn't interject.That's a bullshit answer. Sports have rules. Shit should get enforced.
Wow, that's kinda racistlol wut
I thought Gaethjes mom is mexican american..?
Hi JonGotta do wot it takes
I think it was also his way of showing the effect of that poke without complaining about it