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Should this be legal?
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All he had to do was either punch or step away. He wasn't trying to stall, he was trying to wrestle.That knee yan threw? That should be a legal knee. Sterling was stalling in that position knowing yan had to throw specific shots.
In a real fight I can bring a gun, wtf does this have to do with anything? Let's bring back headbutts and ballshots and make sure we never get to see our sport on tv again, while we're at it.Absolutely a valid technique you think in a real fight an opponent cares how many points of contact you have with the ground
I don't think so. I think it could be very dangerous to pin someone's head to the ground and drive your knee onto his face. At least with knees from a standing position the re is room for someone's head rto go backwards. I do think they need to revisit what a grounded opponent is. Fighters like sterling will stay on there knees to prevent knees to the head.
In a real fight I can bring a gun, wtf does this have to do with anything? Let's bring back headbutts and ballshots and make sure we never get to see our sport on tv again, while we're at it.
Yet you can watch degenerate pornography on demand. It's not like we're talking about death matches. Kneeling the way Sterling was should not be considered downed.In a real fight I can bring a gun, wtf does this have to do with anything? Let's bring back headbutts and ballshots and make sure we never get to see our sport on tv again, while we're at it.
You were talking about street fights as if that has any relevance here. In a street fight I can bite your eyelid off. It's not relevant to the conversation at all. MMA is a sport, and there are rules. It's not anything goes.I hope you understand the difference between bringing a gun and using your body as a weapon just like you do in every fight.