This is why you don't hate on a card until the fights actually happen

[Emjay]

 

[Ever Watchful]

Fuckin' A right

 

[SoshiSone]

Best card I've seen in a while

 

[Primitivo]

 

[frederick]

You rate it both before and after.

Because on one hand you have the matchups, the implications, the name power, and depth of card. Which for a PPV, is what you use to base your purchasing decision on.

Then you have the actual fights.

 

[Coolidge]

You can express dislike over the matchups or the fights lined up while still appreciating the action itself. For instance, a card made up entirely of fighters the caliber of Cody McKenzie could turn out to be entertaining, but it still wouldn't be worth my money.

 

[TStoner]

I always say things like this. AND BROCK ANNOUNED AS IM TYPING - HOLY SHIT THIS MAY BE ONE OF THEBEST CARDS EVER

 

[TheRassler]

what made this card go over the top is the announcement of Brock Lesnar returning @ 200!

 

[Crimp_Keeper]

BROCK LESNAR! HOLY SHIT

 

[ScrillaXL]

#BelieveInDanaWhite

 

[johncola]

I disagree. You're confusing too different things. When people criticize a card they're normally criticizing how little they're hyped for it. Whether or not the card ends up being great doesnt change that lack of hype

 

[drbolony]

Really regret not paying for this one. Fuck my alternative methods in the ass.

 

[MMAProfessional]

Glad I stayed up even though I'm getting up at five tomorrow. I have a feeling I'm going to regret it still though

 

[FlyThaiMMA]

This is why even if I shit on the card beforehand I always watch it because you never know

 

[Emjay]

You rate it both before and after.

Because on one hand you have the matchups, the implications, the name power, and depth of card. Which for a PPV, is what you use to base your purchasing decision on.

Then you have the actual fights.

The problem is Sherdoggery rates the card (before the fights) as if that's the ONLY thing that matters.

 

[MMAProfessional]

You can express dislike over the matchups or the fights lined up while still appreciating the action itself. For instance, a card made up entirely of fighters the caliber of Cody McKenzie could turn out to be entertaining, but it still wouldn't be worth my money.

So any Bellator event