Has Bo said anything or addressed the loss yet?

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Just curious if he’s said anything

After the confident smack he’s talked … wonder what hes said and how he handles this

Was there a post fight press conference? - I can’t find anything …. Has Dana said anything ?


Also curious if he really still wants this after that …

For the record - there no shame in losing to RDR …. But there’s gotta be a feeling of shame after all the cocky shit he’s been talking about all the fighters ranked above him … this gotta sting …
 
He found out the hard way that he isn't made for war.

Nothing's going to change. He'll fight a few tailor made cans and then have another step up fight against a real fighter, and he'll likely lose again.

Next time he'll step away from MMA. Maybe just go into wrestling teaching where he can't get hurt.
 
I don’t know man, I don’t want to write anyone off. I didn’t watch the fight but it looks like RDR was throwing a nasty knee up the middle and Bo had no answer for it. If your opponent is able to inflict heavy damage at will like that, it’s difficult to stay in the fight mentally as you know it’s a matter of inexperience.
 
I don’t know man, I don’t want to write anyone off. I didn’t watch the fight but it looks like RDR was throwing a nasty knee up the middle and Bo had no answer for it. If your opponent is able to inflict heavy damage at will like that, it’s difficult to stay in the fight mentally as you know it’s a matter of inexperience.
He's just green still, Bo made a bad decision to go for a guillotine at one point and lost position. Also he's much too small to overcome the legit guys at 185 lbs Imo.
 
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He got his body brutalized. You're probably too tough for that, though.

There's some legit dumb fucks on Sherdog. It gets exhausting reading some of their posts, especially right after an event. They're like really bad comedians.

People are right about this though. It wasn't just that he was getting hurt. Even at the end of the first he was going back to his corner looking completely dejected. And it's not like he'd gotten flogged that round either. He just lost position, wound up on bottom, and had to waste a bit of energy there. He'd only taken a few hard shots on the feet.

If that's breaking his will so much then he wasn't anywhere near ready for this level of fighting. And he might never be. Not everyone has it.

It feels like a lot of these wrestlers who are so used to dominating at wrestling can't handle it when things go remotely wrong in an MMA fight. They're so used to being the hammer that once they become the nail they break mentally before they've even got hammered in.
 
He lost once? OK his career is over let's wrote him off completely.....
Not over but his career has taken a big hit. Took some serious damages, lost confidence. How many fights must he win now to get in the rankings? 3-4? His image had taken a hit with him running his mouth so much now his podcast appearance and opinions are worthless. So he lost big inside and outside the octagon.
 
Had a Robertson, Cory, Bo parlay. Went to bed after Robertson, thought I was money, woke up, wtf?

Mate, tale this from someone who literally lived on parlay winnings for a while: when it comes to parlays, it doesn't matter that you lost, it matters that you tried.
 
Mate, tale this from someone who literally lived on parlay winnings for a while: when it comes to parlays, it doesn't matter that you lost, it matters that you tried.
I feel like lately the UFC has been teeing up fighters, you're seeing big favorites week after week, so I feel like parlaying is the only choice right now, and it's been working, but I get your point.
 
I feel like lately the UFC has been teeing up fighters, you're seeing big favorites week after week, so I feel like parlaying is the only choice right now, and it's been working, but I get your point.

The key to parlays is being consistent in doing them, not really playing for under 2.00 if you can, and not lowering stakes when you do lose. I used to do one $3000 parlay per card.

There's still other choices as well than parlays. I usually hunt ITDs a lot, so long as they're over 2.00. I then bet different unit amounts based on the matchup and what weight class it is. Like, more for LW and above and less for below because they finish less.
 
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