Look at these Dimwits on Youtube Saying Roy Nelson got Robbed Against Lewis

[pick999]

 

[Mohawk Banditó]

control is not offense unless it leads to offense.

Although I agree in principle that's what fighters should be working for, that's just wrong. Control is effective grappling, so it is a primary scoring factor.

Not a robbery either way, but Nelson has a better than fine case for a win.

 

[kuroro]

@kuroro

How much did you lose on Sandhagen??

Be honest.

Nothing, but see sig.

 

[kuroro]

Although I agree in principle that's what fighters should be working for, that's just wrong. Control is effective grappling, so it is a primary scoring factor.

Not a robbery either way, but Nelson has a better than fine case for a win.

Effective grappling leads to striking and or dangerous sub attempts. That's literally all that distinguishes it as effective and not stalling. This is MMA, not collegiate wrestling.

 

[kuroro]

Neither guys mounted any significant offence. But Roy controlled the entire fight. Imo he won handily.

If you're in a fight with someone who's going to knock you out the second you stop hugging them, you're not in control! lmfao.

 

[Swarthy]

If you're in a fight with someone who's going to knock you out the second you stop hugging them, you're not in control! lmfao.

Wrong

 

[chinarice]

If you're in a fight with someone who's going to knock you out the second you stop hugging them, you're not in control! lmfao.

It's a mixed martial arts bout with scoring criteria and rules, not a street fight where rules literally don't apply.

It mostly just sounds like you're upset due to your lack of understanding MMA scoring criteria.

 

[Iron Nick]

And that’s saying quite a lot…

It really is!

 

[kuroro]

It's a mixed martial arts bout with scoring criteria and rules, not a street fight where rules literally don't apply.

Scoring criteria based on attacking your opponent, not "controlling" them. Like I said, this is not collegiate wrestling.

It mostly just sounds like you're upset due to your lack of understanding MMA scoring criteria.

Then why did Lewis win?