Name a situation when you felt sorry for a fighter the most?

[champbless2]

I know they are gladiators but at the same time they are people with emotions, what was the time you really felt sorry for fighter and why?

I wonder how soon some one will post crying DC

 

[Oxycodone]

Weidman, every time he gets hit.

 

[Ares Black]

 

[BonesWinckleJones]

hooker barboza

 

[Marko Polo]

I don’t like the guy one bit either

 

[Bubba Kid]

 

[TerrorTimmy]

It's often hard to watch fighters towards the end of their careers. I was never a Penn fan but the guy went from an elite fighter to getting KO'd in a parking lot outside of a bar (or a club or whatever it was)

But I also felt bad for Eddie after he lost to Conor. That was embarrassing. He had the tools to win but fought so stupidly

 

[Blanqa Blanqua]

lol

Penn fucked him up

 

[matrat103]

Joseph Benavidez both times against Figueroa.

 

[Simple Southerner]

You asked for it

 

[Spotless Mind]

Khabib when he lost his father.

 

[AmericanMMA]

Wand/Saku 3. That was brutal. Pride never should have done that fight a 3rd time.

 

[PizzaandBeer]

Anderson when he got knocked out then broke his leg, super embarrassing.

 

[Beherit]

 

[Morris88]

I felt sorry for Amanda Nunes because Herb stopped the fight early and prevented Ronda from being sent to the fucking shadow realm.

 

[Kenny95]

Tony

 

[ifindgifsforjackslack]

I felt bad for askren when masvidal knocked him out, but after a month I was like oh well it happens. Then he got beat tf up by Maia and I felt so bad for him... another one is when dc says there is no rivalry

 

[G10]

I felt sorry for Amanda Nunes because Herb stopped the fight early and prevented Ronda from being sent to the fucking shadow realm.

LOL, I was disappointed not to see Ronda smacked around more, too.

Jose Aldo after he lost to Conor. That was painful on so many levels. Conor talked so much shit on Jose, who because of the language barrier had to just sit there and take it, THEN Conor knocks him out in a record time, and all of a sudden, it didn't matter that Aldo was an all time great who went undefeated for 10 years. Adding insult to injury, he gets no instant rematch and Rogan starts talking up McGregor and Holloway as if they're the best 145ers of all time and Aldo never did shit.

 

[KID Yamamoto]

Aldo post Mcgregor loss was hard. Had a good bounce back but that is legit a nightmare situation for a loss.

 

[HHJ]

Happens all the time. Losing a fight in front of everyone can be especially tough.