Winners stock didn't go up that much

[Koro_11]

And the loser's stock didn't drop much after last nights two main events.

I thought the fights left the impression that if these same guys faced each other 10 times, it could easily go 5-5.

Not sure if that's a good thing or a bad thing for the excitement of the division, but neither guy made that statement that makes me believe they are the best in the division.

 

[Knuckledragger]

The whole card was an undercard.

 

[Bojka]

Israel's goes down
Kelvin's stays the same
Poirier's goes up
Max's goes down

 

[TheMadHatter]

espn + as a ppv platform goes down due to nobody being able to purchase the ppv through it

 

[Franklin U.]

Theres only 2 " stock" movements-

Israel goes slightly up cause he finally beat and dropped a really tough guy but he also was on receiving end .... "slightly" being operative word.

How in the world of fuck does poiriers stock not go up ? He was a 2-1 underdog against a guy who's won 13 in a row and now walks around at a weight where he has to cut significant weight to make 155????

 

[PeterGriffin]

Poirier has never looked better than he did last night. Definitely went up.

Max moved up in weight and withstood an incredible amount of punishment. Went up even in a loss.

Israel faced his toughest competition yet and came away with the win, but it wasn't without issues. Slight move up.

Kelvin fought a guy who had a serious reach and size advantage and his chin carried him for 15 minutes. Slight move up.

The Holloway/Poirier fight went down pretty much as expected, and in my opinion was the fight of the night. Adesanya/Gastelum was a good fight, but listening to Rogan gush over all-things Adesanya and Gastelum's heart became unbearable real fucking quick.

 

[SeattleFightFan]

I don’t care if Poirier is *only* the 2nd or 4th best fighter at his weight in the entire fucking world. In probably the most top heavy division. As if that were an insult or something lol. I expect him to lose to Khabib. I’d love to see him fight Tony or rematch what’s his name.

He proved a LOT. A 2-1 underdog. He went 25 minutes against a guy famous for his cardio.

Good god man. What a fight that was. I don’t understand the naysaying today.

 

[Senzo Tanaka]

I thought Israel's stock went up huge. He's only been fighting for a year and you had the crowd chanting his name. He showed heart, takedown defense, grappling and cardio. He also managed to drop Kelvin who has a granite chin. I think he became a superstar.