Your Sherdog join date isn't an indicator of your knowledge level, or opinions, or time watching the sport, and nor should it be.
Get ready to make a fourth now.I'm on my 3rd account and I know I'm not the only one
Why do people think everyone signs up to Sherdog the moment they become a fan?
They'll still never understand "Rickson by armbar"
reddit.com/r/mma think they are elitist as well. They all just repeat shit narratives. This place has characters.I remember the good old days when this forum was so hostile and elitist that you needed to spend at least two years lurking and learning your shit before even making your first post. Hopefully the tradition continues.
I mean it, too. You don't want this place becoming Reddit where every noob can flat out lie about something they've never seen and be upvoted to the top by other noobs who have never seen it. That cesspit rewrites history on a daily basis. A little elitism goes a long way.
I suspect there are a decent amount of returners like myself who just made new accounts instead of returning to old ones.
I'm 2018 and remember all those guys. Newton getting slammed, Taktarov was incredible the first time I saw him. I forgot that cops name (Steve Jennum?), I think he subbed in and started wrecking everybody. Just because I wasn't on here for years doesn't mean I started watching with Ngannou.When some 2018 year account posts about Carlos Newton, Heath Herring, Marco Ruas or Oleg Taktarov
Haha are you suggesting that a person can't know MMA before joining sherdog? It is this ignorance that has your kind shitting on white belts, it's patheticSo many 2018 join date members seem to know everything about the UFC and MMA in general. Are there a lot of members who have been longtime fans but just decided to register only recently?
After TUF 1 there was an influx of new members who seemed like casuals so we had the "Shut up TUF newb!" meme.
Now everyone including new members know who all the fighters are, including guys in non-UFC organizations.
The only time I get "casual" vibes is when people still argue about which the merits of grappling vs. striking, a debate that was settled a long time ago.
I'm more of a current casual but former hardcore fan. I am not as familiar with modern day MMA as I am with the Royce era, the dark era (Frank Shamrock's reign), and the Zuffa era.
My favorite of all time is either Saku or Frank Shamrock. After that prime Shogun, Vitor, Hendo, 2008 - 2011 Chael, 2008-2012 Alistair Overeem, and GSP before joining Greg Jackson.
I became a fan through renting VHS tapes of the old UFCs and watching Pride FC on free tv in Korea during the GP days. Any new fans around who at first got into the sport recently, and then watched all the fights from the old school NHB days up until now?
I been following this sport for awhile and I don’t know shit.
You aren't a true fan until you shit post about either Fedor, Jones, Anderson, GSP, or Aldo.Why do people think everyone signs up to Sherdog the moment they become a fan?