Is he actually better off for it though? He sounds nearly retarded now days (even compared to old) and probably has less money to retire on.just like Nate vs Jorge, only Nate made a name for himself by coming back from beatings. Colby, not so much.
I don't think he was that good to begin with and Usman broke his spirit. Strikers seem to age better ironically. Grappling just ruins your knees. I think that's a big part of itColby would've had to dominate the last 2 rounds and somehow convinced 2 of the 3 judges he won the 3rd. People here underestimate how much gas you waste getting your ass kicked. Colby isn't homer Simpson. Either way he turns 37 in a few months and he's due for his decline.
Not really but his legend will likely hold up long after Colby is forgottenIs he actually better off for it though? He sounds nearly retarded now days (even compared to old) and probably has less money to retire on.
Your MMA analysis is as awful as your political commentaryIdk how you can think Colby won round three when his face was a mask of blood and he was getting battered. Holding a man down for a minute or so doesn't overcome that nowadays.
He was down three rounds and is not a big finisher, he was en route to a five round sweep if not a finish later.
That blood was from a cut.
It was going to bleed, regardless.
Colby won round 3 with top control.
Colby always was the guy who was good to keep his pressure and rhythm on from start to finish. He never really was a comeback guy. He might have won a later round or 2, but he looked his best against guys at the end of their career, so people attribute too much to him.I don't think he was that good to begin with and Usman broke his spirit. Strikers seem to age better ironically. Grappling just ruins your knees. I think that's a big part of it
Honestly I doubt anyone cares about either of them in 10 yearsNot really but his legend will likely hold up long after Colby is forgotten
Colby's best fight was the first fight with Usman that he lost.Colby always was the guy who was good to keep his pressure and rhythm on from start to finish. He never really was a comeback guy. He might have won a later round or 2, but he looked his best against guys at the end of their career, so people attribute too much to him.
Found Colby's account.Your MMA analysis is as awful as your political commentary
You're a sherdog mod, not some slack jawed bum at the bar
Buckley was slowing tremendously due to lactic acid build up in his beach muscles.
Colby won round 3 and held him down for quite a while.
Colby was going to win 4 and 5 with cardio and wrestling.
ADMIT IT THAT COLBY HAD MOMENTUM AND WAS GOING TO WIN 4 AND 5.
He could probably make a solid living doing it if he was active and willing to fight down the rankings and accept that he might never fight for the title again. Look at Jim Miller for example.Colby's best fight was the first fight with Usman that he lost.
When your biggest accomplishment is losing a fight, maybe being a pro fighter just isn't the thing you should be doing in your late 30s
Not to mention he had his jaw broke in that fight. I hated how he got the rematch and the Leon fight afterwards. Colby deserves the hate for ruining the WW rankings ever since he lost to Usman the 1st time.Colby's best fight was the first fight with Usman that he lost.
When your biggest accomplishment is losing a fight, maybe being a pro fighter just isn't the thing you should be doing in your late 30s