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Winning judges and fighters as prizes is illegal.My opinion is that winning the judges is far less meaningful than winning the opponent
Winning judges and fighters as prizes is illegal.My opinion is that winning the judges is far less meaningful than winning the opponent
So you're saying he intentionally let him up? Controlling someone is not letting them up.He was fucking ragdolling him, controlling him.
If he wanted to just lay on top of him he would've, he wanted to more than that.
He was letting him up just so he could slam him again.So you're saying he intentionally let him up? Controlling someone is not letting them up.
So he could've finished him anytime he wanted to but wanted to slam him instead of knocking him out or submitting him?He was letting him up just so he could slam him again.
That's control.
Yes, as a show of dominance.So he could've finished him anytime he wanted to but wanted to slam him instead of knocking him out or submitting him?
It is impressive because he showed he can do it for as long as the fight lasts no problem.I don't think taking someone down 21 times in 3 rounds is impressive. That means they got back up everytime you took them down. I'd be more impressed with taking someone down 3 times and not letting them up. He dominated the fight, no doubt, but letting someone up that many times is not impressive at all. Trujillo must have been exhausted from getting up that many times.