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Thanks I’ve been watching for 15+ years but I’ll stop now because you said, thank you man.You shouldnt be watching mma if you get emotional watching it
Thanks I’ve been watching for 15+ years but I’ll stop now because you said, thank you man.You shouldnt be watching mma if you get emotional watching it
You shouldnt be watching mma if you get emotional watching it
Still maybe 2nd best retirement after Cejudo.Lytles handwritten note followed by retiring in the octagon with his family after beating Hardy
Imma sound like a casual here but knowing Khabibs dad passing and him crying in the middle of the octagon was pretty sad. Porier after the Khabib loss and Felder talking about his children after losing a questionable decision. After Romero got cut I rewatched his speech with that interviewer and him talking to his daughter after the second Whittaker loss.Gonna take some heat for having feelings in this thread, but I just wanted to address the side of the emotional spectrum people seem to shy away from. Charles winning reminded me that as a fan, this is a crazy sport to watch. These guys are putting their brains and bodies on the line, literally fighting for a better life. In the case of Charles Oliveira, you have a guy who has basically grown up in the UFC, who has come from nothing in the favelas (similar to Aldo), to Worldwide-notoriety as UFC-champ. I felt like people were writing off Charles all fight-week, basically going with Chandler’s narrative that Charles is a quitter and will definitely fold to his pressure. Anyway I can’t count the number of times I’ve seen Charles fight, not to mention the ups and downs he’s had in his career, and I just felt his emotion when he won, I wasn’t sobbing or anything but I can say I was emotional and got teary-eyed for sure. It was like a Rocky movie-moment for me. The other time I remember like this was when Holly head-kicked Rhonda. There have been some really crazy moments in the UFC, and fighters get emotional in the cage all the time.
My question is, are there fights you remember that as a fan made you emotional?
I’m a man’s man. I have never inserted a tampon into an orifice of my body. So, no.. I have never gotten emotional watching a fight.
I wasn’t sad. I was FURIOUSWatching Anderson lose the second time against Chris Weidman, going down injured made me sad. My father and I started watching MMA together and watching Silva got me into the sport.
I almost pee'd my pants from excitement when Vitor got that armbar on Jones, sadly it was not meant to be.Gonna take some heat for having feelings in this thread, but I just wanted to address the side of the emotional spectrum people seem to shy away from. Charles winning reminded me that as a fan, this is a crazy sport to watch. These guys are putting their brains and bodies on the line, literally fighting for a better life. In the case of Charles Oliveira, you have a guy who has basically grown up in the UFC, who has come from nothing in the favelas (similar to Aldo), to Worldwide-notoriety as UFC-champ. I felt like people were writing off Charles all fight-week, basically going with Chandler’s narrative that Charles is a quitter and will definitely fold to his pressure. Anyway I can’t count the number of times I’ve seen Charles fight, not to mention the ups and downs he’s had in his career, and I just felt his emotion when he won, I wasn’t sobbing or anything but I can say I was emotional and got teary-eyed for sure. It was like a Rocky movie-moment for me. The other time I remember like this was when Holly head-kicked Rhonda. There have been some really crazy moments in the UFC, and fighters get emotional in the cage all the time.
My question is, are there fights you remember that as a fan made you emotional?