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Leavitt is evil and dirty fighter?

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Grand mahumper said:
Not that impressive beating a 37 year old Matt Wiman . 25 at 7n0 mostly finishes why tf he fighting a washed up left for dead wiman.
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I never heard about that veteran before fight. He is like 15 years in a row in ufc. Legend that noone ever heard about.
 
supnavarili said:
When fight started he immediately run of and pressed Wiman in corner without any risk by disguise of wanting to touch gloves. And when they started to fight Wiman's back was already against the fence. This is a dirty trick. And why do you think he carried Wiman all the way to the fence. Because near the fence is hardest part of canvas. So he tryed to maximise damage from already the most dangerous and barbaric move in mma - slam. And all that he hides under his mask of some kind of monkeylike childish behaviour.
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Wiman has some responsibility in the results from that slam. Instead of trying to reach the floor with his feet and defend the takedown he locked up full guard and decided to try to survive a high amplitude takedown. Arona suffered the same fate when Rampage powerbombed him. He thought holding on to the triangle choke would be the right decision...it wasn't. Matt had plenty of time to change is strategy, he obviously chose wrong.
 
Fahcough said:
The framing on a platform is always sturdier on the edges. It's why walls are harder at the studs.
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but there is most definitely steel framing going throughout the octagon as well spaced throughout the floor of the octagon. SO the edges are no stiffer than other random points in the octagon floor that are directly connected to the floor and probably not much different than where the steel tubing support beams are running all over the octagon as well.
 
supnavarili said:
When fight started he immediately run of and pressed Wiman in corner without any risk by disguise of wanting to touch gloves. And when they started to fight Wiman's back was already against the fence. This is a dirty trick. And why do you think he carried Wiman all the way to the fence. Because near the fence is hardest part of canvas. So he tryed to maximise damage from already the most dangerous and barbaric move in mma - slam. And all that he hides under his mask of some kind of monkeylike childish behaviour.
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MMA isnt for you....a slam is the evilest thing in MMA? Lmfao

Slams are great...there should be more itll teach people how stupid pulling guard is....

I am a japanese Jiujitsu practitioner and we do not practice this leg wrapping shit...its the sport side of BJJS fault wiman got koed not his opponents...ive been to so many tournaments where guys just sit at the start and but scoot or as soon as you lapel grab they pull guard...like thats fucking pathetic and basically non grappling...grappling...how about try a takedown..

Such a stupid move to pull guard or wrap up while standing..id do the same thing
 
wufabufa said:
Wiman has some responsibility in the results from that slam. Instead of trying to reach the floor with his feet and defend the takedown he locked up full guard and decided to try to survive a high amplitude takedown. Arona suffered the same fate when Rampage powerbombed him. He thought holding on to the triangle choke would be the right decision...it wasn't. Matt had plenty of time to change is strategy, he obviously chose wrong.
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I hate slams, but they are usally used to escape submission attempts like Rampage or Andrade did. Or it is made immediately in the heat of the moment like when Shamrock broke Zinoviev's neck. But Wiman was just waiting for Leavitt to lay on him, because takedown was essentially made with such an underhook. He just secured his guard. Wiman just calmly decided to slam him instead of control him, and he put his hand on Wiman's neck in the last moment, until that Wiman didn't expected that. It is legal of course but it is disturbing.
 
supnavarili said:
When fight started he immediately run of and pressed Wiman in corner without any risk by disguise of wanting to touch gloves. And when they started to fight Wiman's back was already against the fence. This is a dirty trick. And why do you think he carried Wiman all the way to the fence. Because near the fence is hardest part of canvas. So he tryed to maximise damage from already the most dangerous and barbaric move in mma - slam. And all that he hides under his mask of some kind of monkeylike childish behaviour.
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No. It's a fight, they don't need to touch gloves if they don't want to. Second, Wiman could have at anytime put a foot or both on the canvas and didn't need to get slammed. Look at Wiman, he was actually smiling before the slam.

Great fucking finish. Wiman is old, slow and needs to retire.
 
The funniest part of the fight is that he didn't even carry wiman high at all, they were chest to chest and wiman could've just out his feet on the ground... but stayed in guard for some reason
 
Looked pretty legit to me.

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They started out (touched gloves) in the inner ring and Winman moved back to the cage, the lift even occurred in the central area. He was carried and slammed in the corner with his coaches.

#NoProblemHere.
 
Kryptt said:
Looked pretty legit to me.

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They started out (touched gloves) in the inner ring and Winman moved back to the cage, the lift even occurred in the central area. He was carried and slammed in the corner with his coaches.

#NoProblemHere.
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Yes, you are right. /thread
 
supnavarili said:
I hate slams, but they are usally used to escape submission attempts like Rampage or Andrade did. Or it is made immediately in the heat of the moment like when Shamrock broke Zinoviev's neck. But Wiman was just waiting for Leavitt to lay on him, because takedown was essentially made with such an underhook. He just secured his guard. Wiman just calmly decided to slam him instead of control him, and he put his hand on Wiman's neck in the last moment, until that Wiman didn't expected that. It is legal of course but it is disturbing.
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Pathetic reasoning. "Hey don't punch me on a break from the clinch! I might not be expecting it and that isn't fair!". The refs explicitly instruct you to protect yourselves at all times. Wiman did not, he paid the price.

It's not Jordan's responsibility to gently return Wiman to the mat. What he did was completely within the ruleset and a definitive way to end the fight. It doesn't matter if you think it's dirty. Objectively it was a clean technique that won him the fight. I think oblique kicks and foot stomps are dirty too but I respect the fighters' right to use those techniques as they see fit. Those are still valid and legal.

Perhaps you should find a different sport to watch.
 
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Kryptt said:
Looked pretty legit to me.

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They started out (touched gloves) in the inner ring and Winman moved back to the cage, the lift even occurred in the central area. He was carried and slammed in the corner with his coaches.

#NoProblemHere.
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lmao I missed the start of this fight, what the fuck is OP talking about. He straight up imagined the beginning.
 
I think Jordy is not as nice and he pretends to be...

Anik was literally stroking Leavitt the whole fight and post-fight(Anik is damn insufferable).

Matt Wiman is an old man, give Jordy a younger foe next time and let’s hope someone wipes them floor with him.
 
neomage2021 said:
but there is most definitely steel framing going throughout the octagon as well spaced throughout the floor of the octagon. SO the edges are no stiffer than other random points in the octagon floor that are directly connected to the floor and probably not much different than where the steel tubing support beams are running all over the octagon as well.
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joint sections are braced more than floating areas, even if they are small 2x2 squares. Unless it's a completely solid base (concrete floor) the cushion covered plywood in open will have more bounce than a support leg. It's not much but it gives enough that it's not fighting on solid ground. Much less bounce range than gymnastics flooring though, they just open the squares larger and spread foam blocks apart in the void.
 
supnavarili said:
When fight started he immediately run of and pressed Wiman in corner without any risk by disguise of wanting to touch gloves. And when they started to fight Wiman's back was already against the fence. This is a dirty trick. And why do you think he carried Wiman all the way to the fence. Because near the fence is hardest part of canvas. So he tryed to maximise damage from already the most dangerous and barbaric move in mma - slam. And all that he hides under his mask of some kind of monkeylike childish behaviour.
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Oh shit up. And yeah I am sure many already hate him. There is something about smart, well-spoken young gentlemen of a certain complexion that triggers Sherdoggers.
 
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