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*** Official Sherdog Power Slap Discussion ***Power Slap 14 Friday July 18 @ 9pm EST (Stream Post #7,792)

Do you love or hate Power Slap (Fighting)?


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Jewel Scott has that DAWG in him, I think he started barking in one of his previous matches.

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I like both these guys. But I feel like Cole Young should take this one, I'd be surprised if he lost to be honest. That said, you never know, it only takes one!
 
Cole Young about to get his shit rocked
 
Their average viewer is about 50 years old according to the objective data. Go ahead and watch a few episodes of Raw and let me know if you think a 50 year old religiously watching isn't a bit strange. This is an anecdotal assessment based off a personal opinion, not an objective fact. For a soap opera full of men in spandex that flip around the ring with predetermined outcomes and gymnastics routines faking dramatic fight reenactments, it's a bit odd in my estimation.

In any event, I didn't say they weren't popular or successful. Their financials obviously show otherwise, they're about equally valued as the UFC and the Dallas Cowboys. But I still liken the crowd of people who would follow something WWE to the crowd that would follow Powerslap. It's an odd thing to follow consistently as an adult in my eyes. Hey, did you see Brock won the world title again in that predetermined fake gymnastics fight? and did you see that one dude slapped the shit out of that other dude the exact same way the last 11 matches went? seem equally bizarre to me.

WWE just sold for 9 Billion Dollars, they're doing just fine.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/dereks...-wwe-at-93-billion-valuation/?sh=3ed48a4d62b6
 
Wonder how long it will be before Power Slap crowns a champion due to DQ because of a clubbing / eye poke foul etc
 
Jewel Scott has been great, Cole needs a KO or he loses. Also, Jewels new technique of slapping is interesting. He's getting a perfect slap every time. Someone with more power might really benefit from it. Also, Cole just can't stop clubbing, but Jewel keeps flinching in between Coles slap wind ups. He's moving around when he clinches.
 
I'm not trying to be mean but I have no idea why you quoted me for this. I said they were worth about the same as the UFC and the Dallas Cowboys (Dallas = $9b) and that they were doing fine financially. Were you agreeing with me or did you think I thought they were doing poorly? lol

My bad, misread your first sentence of your second paragraph. That'll teach me to skim read and post haha.
 
My bad, misread your first sentence of your second paragraph. That'll teach me to skim read and post haha.

hahah okay I wasn't imagining things then. I was like bro did you just passive aggressively agree with me?? LOL
 
Results
-Robert Trujillo def. Paul Teague via TKO (Paul Teague threw a slap, then said his hand was broken and never took a slap)
-Kalani Vakameilalo def. Cody Vallo via KO (One & Done!)
-Wesley Drain def. Amir Nuriddeen via KO (One & Done!)
-Jewel Scott def. Cole Young via Unanimous Decision (29-27 x3)

Up Next
-Dorian Perez vs James Stonier

Still To Come
-Layne 'Da Crazy Hawaiian' Viernes vs Kamil Marusarz
-Duane Crespo vs Nate Burnard
-Ayjay Hintz vs Austin Turpin
 
Next one should be good...

Only Ayjay Hintz, Duane Crespo and Dorian Perez have fought on all four Power Slap main card events.

Perez's opponent, to my knowledge, has only had one Slap Fight (Power Slap Wednesday's) and I thought it was good. Check it out while you're waiting if you're interested.

 
For those who never saw the Nate Burnard vs Ray Payne fight on the UFC Weight-In Show, here it is (it's a quick one):
 
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