If winning a decision is a bad thing why is it a way of victory?

[essie]

If Dana, fans, etc all bitch when you don't finish someone then why even have decisions? Just let them be draws or stop complaining. People don't use their eyes, they just see 'decision' and act like that means less.

 

[fractal]

People bitch at decisions because they will bitch at anything.

 

[BNC]

Would be less decisions if they did what pride did and held 15/5/5 minute rounds

 

[StephanieB]

What people don't realize is that if anybody in the world had the ability to do what GSP did then they would do exactly what he did. Decisions are a big part of the sport and everyone's main objective is to win. Winning is the whole point.

 

[BROWNPRIDE]

Haters gonna hate, don't let it get to you.

 

[MrBoombostick]

It depends if both fighters came out to win or not. Some decisions can be great and have a ton of action. If you get a butt scooter or someone that almost refuses to engage the fight can be difficult to watch.

 

[LouisBolanos]

If Dana, fans, etc all bitch when you don't finish someone then why even have decisions? Just let them be draws or stop complaining. People don't use their eyes, they just see 'decision' and act like that means less.

It's a way towards victory, just not the best way towards victory.

You can graduate with a 70% average, doesn't mean a 95% average isn't better.