What is your favorite method of victory?

[Glove]

The clearest picture of what victory looks like

 

[DatSamboKid]

I’ll go with a masterful Holloway TKO finish.

 

[jeff7b9]

Gater Roll to Anaconda all the way. Babalu vs. Heath.

The blood squirting like a water fountain was a nice touch.

 

[Fioretti]

The blood squirting like a water fountain was a nice touch.

There's a famous finish where a guy is getting choked and his nose squirts blood as it tightens. Fuck, I can't remember the fight!

 

[MCS]

Variety. If 10 cards have all punch KO's the next flying knee stands out.

But, fatality. Stun the opponent and carefully pick the way to finish. Anderson Silva stylee. Or Mirko, like when he went legs/body/head on Yoshida.

 

[Fioretti]

Variety. If 10 cards have all punch KO's the next flying knee stands out.

But, fatality. Stun the opponent and carefully pick the way to finish. Anderson Silva stylee. Or Mirko, like when he went legs/body/head on Yoshida.

My two favorite finishers of all time. Hespect.

 

[MCS]

My two favorite finishers of all time. Hespect.

Anderson had more tools that worked. I think the effectiveness of the array makes him the best, most complete striker in MMA to date.

But my favorite is prime Pride Mirko because of the sheer impact. Opponents were intimidated by it. Left kick lands and they fly like Tyson's opponents in the late 80's. Brutal liver kick vs Herring as well. And Yoshida thought it was a good idea to taunt him. It just leads to fatality.

 

[KBE6EKCTAH_CCP]

When a very technical, unpopular fighter outclassed a popular meathead to a clear decision.
Nothing squeezes out the sub 90-IQ out of this shithole more than that.
It's like popping a pimple.

 

[Fioretti]

Anderson had more tools that worked. I think the effectiveness of the array makes him the best, most complete striker in MMA to date.

But my favorite is prime Pride Mirko because of the sheer impact. Opponents were intimidated by it. Left kick lands and they fly like Tyson's opponents in the late 80's. Brutal liver kick vs Herring as well. And Yoshida thought it was a good idea to taunt him. It just leads to fatality.

Roger that. I feel almost exactly the same way.

 

[Sweater of AV]

There's a famous finish where a guy is getting choked and his nose squirts blood as it tightens. Fuck, I can't remember the fight!

Maia-Story

 

[Fioretti]

Maia-Story

 

[GBJohn]

I don't have a favorite. I love a great KO as much as the next guy, but I also love a slick submission or a decision where both fighters brought the best out of each other. I just like MMA, the rest is just details.

 

[ErnestoRoost]

I’ll go with a masterful Holloway TKO finish.

Now, you see, I get while you like those because it’s a prolonged display of mastery. I enjoy that one side of it as well probably just as much. Problem is the other side of it is the opponent is usually getting a career shortening beating which I don’t like to see.For example that Kattar fight should never have gone the distance but because Max was just really touching him, the accumulation of beats he took was horrendous.

 

[ErnestoRoost]

Is the Ezekiel from the top legal in the UFC? I don’t recall ever seeing it. Seen it from the bottom a few times from Olly and that’s it…

 

[TheWaxMurderer]

Knock down to Sub

 

[xHeadx]

No doubt the Ngannou

 

[Woliwo]

Submission, but I do love some brutal KOs.

 

[hogwash]

Sub-minute decision

 

[Fioretti]

Sub-minute decision

 

[HI SCOTT NEWMAN]

I like it when the person is knocked out cold and then there are follow up ground and pound shots on the unconscious opponent.