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masato tatanka posted:I finally watched my way out of the SEG era (UFC 1-29) 
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Tuchscherer is the most heavyweight fighter I've ever seen.
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http://www.ufc.tv/video/georges-stpierre-vs-johny-hendricks-ufc-167 Just rewatched GSP/Hendricks and it's really funny watching Hendricks and his corner think they have a landslide while GSP is quietly winning the fight.
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Aug 13, 2014 06:26
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Dangersim posted:http://www.ufc.tv/video/georges-stpierre-vs-johny-hendricks-ufc-167 Johnny's post-fight interview and his 6 months of whining after the fight soured me on him a lot.
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Aug 13, 2014 07:01
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Ty1990 posted:Johnny's post-fight interview and his 6 months of whining after the fight soured me on him a lot. Yeah he went from likeable knockout artist contender to SHUT THE gently caress UP really quick. Fightpass could dedicate a whole collection of videos just to Hendricks being a baby after losing that fight. I wasn't sure if he actually beat Lawler in the fight after that but I was pulling for him to win just so I wouldn't have to listen to him cry and because I knew that Lawler would still be the more interesting fighter and able to deal with losing a fight.
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Aug 13, 2014 14:57
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Dangersim posted:http://www.ufc.tv/video/georges-stpierre-vs-johny-hendricks-ufc-167 How did you view the decision on the rewatch? I've been meaning to check it out again but my memory of that one was that Johny ripped up GSP as far as damage and wobbling him but GSP's point game was what raised his hand for the decision.
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Aug 13, 2014 16:30
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-Atom- posted:How did you view the decision on the rewatch? I've been meaning to check it out again but my memory of that one was that Johny ripped up GSP as far as damage and wobbling him but GSP's point game was what raised his hand for the decision. I personally had it 3-2 Johnny but it was far from a robbery.
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Aug 13, 2014 17:15
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That was a clear decision for Bigg Rigg, imo
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Aug 13, 2014 18:21
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All fights going forward should have a camera devoted to the judges. I wanna see what the gently caress they're watching.
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Aug 13, 2014 18:28
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-Atom- posted:How did you view the decision on the rewatch? I've been meaning to check it out again but my memory of that one was that Johny ripped up GSP as far as damage and wobbling him but GSP's point game was what raised his hand for the decision. Live I had it for Hendricks but after the decision was announced I could see 48-47 GSP. (Rounds 1, 3, 5) So on the rewatch Round 1: Close as gently caress, still not sure who won, pretty much a coin flip. After the round Hendricks' corner is telling him they have one in the bag, I have no idea how they came to the conclusion the he definitely won it. Round 2: Everyone remembers this round for GSP getting hurt but honestly about 4 minutes of it are GSP boxing the poo poo out of Hendricks. I guess giving it to Hendricks would be correct because he had GSP in trouble but honestly you could give it to GSP. Round 3: GSP boxes him up more. One of the big themes in this fight is that Hendricks will throw a huge haymaker, early in the fight he land some and later on he lands less and less. Everyone gets distracted by the haymaker but misses GSP slipping it and then cracking him with 2 or 3 shots on the counter. At the end of the round Hendricks gets a takedown and Rogan starts talking about how maybe Hendricks won the round because of it, which is dumb. Clear GSP round. Round 4: Clear Hendricks round, but not nearly as dominate as I remember it. GSP slips (though it might have been a slick trip by Johny). He is on top for a little but GSP does a good job tying up and doesn't take any big shots. Hendricks lets him up. I don't remember what happened after but Hendricks definitely won it. Round 5: Hendricks is either tired or taking the round off because he thinks he has it won because his corner and everyone else involved is dumb except for John Danahar who understands what the gently caress is going on. GSP is the agressor and wins an uneventful; round. So in conclusion, 48-47 for either guy is acceptable, even if you give Hendricks round 1. 49-46 GSP is also possible because you could give him everything but round 4. Hendricks and his corner are acting like they have it in the bag when if you're paying attention the fight is razor close. Some things that make Hendricks look better then he is: 1. He's smiling and his body language make him look really confident. He also stays unmarked even though he gets hit more then GSP. GSP's face is hosed up and honestly he almost looks like he doesn't want to be there. 2. The classic "guy does better then you expect so he must be winning". This is double true against GSP, who hasn't done anything but dominate other then about a minute against Condit since loving August of 2007.
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-Atom- posted:How did you view the decision on the rewatch? I've been meaning to check it out again but my memory of that one was that Johny ripped up GSP as far as damage and wobbling him but GSP's point game was what raised his hand for the decision. GSP had been dominant in basically every fight he'd had for years, and sometimes when a fighter does better than expected people get excited and think he must be winning the fight. This is my view of the Hendricks fight. Since GSP had to settle for outstriking and outgrappling him, instead of dominating him as he'd done to everybody he'd fought since losing to Serra, people believed Hendricks was winning. I rewatched it just now with the audio muted to eliminate the commentary, and it looks way better for GSP than it did the first time I saw it. With respect to damage, since I'm not relying on Rogan to yell "OH HE'S HURT" and actually watching the fighters' reactions to getting hit, GSP hangs a lot of damage on Hendricks that I think people missed because (A) he doesn't bruise or cut as easily as GSP, whose head is like a ripe peach or something, and (B) he always tries to play it off like it didn't hurt. I don't have an official count on how many times he grins and shakes his head after eating a hard shot that snaps his head around and stops him in his tracks, but it's probably more than 20. There's a particularly bad one about 90 seconds into the fifth round where GSP lands a hard one-two, and Hendricks is like, "This grin should tell you that you can't hurt me. Now I'm going to sort of stand here doing nothing for about 20 seconds while you hit me more but I'm definitely not hurt" and then he gets beaten up, taken down, and from his back cries to the ref about GSP holding his shorts, when GSP is visibly not doing that.
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Aug 13, 2014 21:59
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I also re watched gsp/condit and my god what a war.
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Aug 13, 2014 22:20
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If you have never seen Lauren Murphy fight, this one sums her up pretty well: http://www.ufc.tv/video/lauren-murphy-vs-miriam-nakamoto-invicta-fc-7
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Aug 14, 2014 04:57
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The Zuffa Era  
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http://www.ufc.tv/video/chris-weidman-vs-anderson-silva-ufc-162 Just because it deserves to be watched forever. I was really drunk the night of this fight and legitimately watched it about 30 times afterword. I wish I was kidding.
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masato tatanka posted:Sad/Funny Comebacks & Upsets Was finally able to find this-the funniest comeback ever: http://www.ufc.tv/video/antonio-silva-vs-alistair-overeem-ufc-156 Even though the first 2 rounds are actually pretty boring I always watch so I can get the full build up to end. Dangersim fucked around with this message at 07:33 on Aug 27, 2014 |
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question about fight pass; is there any way to stay logged in on the app or browser (Firefox)? I keep getting logged out after every session. cheers. edit: also, do they hold back on putting on Fight Night shows too then? trying to watch the recent McGregor & Bispings fights but they're not there. ICHIBAHN fucked around with this message at 20:36 on Sep 1, 2014 |
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Sep 1, 2014 20:13
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Here's a funny/depressing fight. Sammy Morgan vs. Forrest Petz, UFN 6 It's the only UFC fight ever scored 30-23, meaning two 10-8s and a 10-7 (or possibly two 10-7s and a 10-9). Basically Morgan gets dropped a half dozen times but Petz makes no effort to finish him and the ref lets it go on. At one point Morgan appears to go clean out, like I'm pretty sure his eyes rolled back, and Petz and the referee just wait for him to get up. Rogan shits all over everyone involved in the fight. Morbidly funny stuff. Of course one of the judges scored it 30-27. The Duck of Death fucked around with this message at 17:02 on Sep 5, 2014 |
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Sep 5, 2014 16:57
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Not just any judge. THE Judge. Adalaide Byrd .
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Sep 5, 2014 17:46
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Can I watch the latest episodes of TUF on this?
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willie_dee posted:Can I watch the latest episodes of TUF on this? No
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In wake of this morning's fight, Wanderlei went 18 fights in pride without losing, then he faced Mark Hunt: http://www.ufc.tv/video/mark-hunt-vs-wanderlei-silva-pride-shockwave-2004 featuring the Atomic Butt Drop™
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Fozzy The Bear posted:In wake of this morning's fight, Wanderlei went 18 fights in pride without losing, then he faced Mark Hunt: This is amazing.
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Sep 25, 2014 23:23
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-Atom- posted:How did you view the decision on the rewatch? I've been meaning to check it out again but my memory of that one was that Johny ripped up GSP as far as damage and wobbling him but GSP's point game was what raised his hand for the decision. I haven't watched it since that night, and my only viewing was in a theatre that clearly was pro Rigg so my perception was probably biased, but I had Hendrix up 4-1 or maybe 3-2. Some of the rounds were really close though.
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1st AD posted:I haven't watched it since that night, and my only viewing was in a theatre that clearly was pro Rigg so my perception was probably biased, but I had Hendrix up 4-1 or maybe 3-2. Some of the rounds were really close though. If I remember: Rd 1: Coin flip, I leaned GSP but it could have easily been Hendricks Rd 2: Obviously Hendricks Rd 3: Lean GSP Rd 4: Obviously Hendricks Rd 5: Lean GSP The judges all agreed on 2-5, and Round 1 decided it. People were upset about the decision because Hendricks looked really impressive in the rounds he won and GSP didn't, plus the shock of seeing GSP hit a lot and taken down swayed a lot of people in the same way Jones vs Gustafsson and Shogun vs Machida did.
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Sep 26, 2014 04:09
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I still think Shogun won that fight 
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Sep 26, 2014 04:12
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Yeah the rounds that GSP won weren't very convincing whereas Johny had 2 really good rounds. I think some of the bellyaching afterwards was undeserved and Hendricks had no right to bitch when he even admitted he took rounds off, but I still think Hendricks deserved the win.
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Dangersim posted:I still think Shogun won that fight I watched that like 6 months ago and I decided I had no idea how to score any of the rounds and therefore it was a PRIDE rules draw like Hunt/Bigfoot
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Sep 26, 2014 04:15
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Hunt probably would have won under PRIDE rules but I understand your point.
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BEATDOWNS Everyone likes a good, competitive fight. But sometimes, I just want to see a dude get his rear end whooped. Especially when the dude doing the whooping is a trained violence machine. Here are some good beatdowns. Note: I will not be including PRIDE mismatches because it would take to long. Just watch pretty much and Wanderlei Silva or Crocop fight against a Japanese dude. Wanderlei Silva vs. Rampage 1 http://www.ufc.tv/video/wanderlei-silva-vs-quinton-jackson-pride-final-conflict-2003 The wet dream for the dudes yelling KNEES at fighter every time there is a clinch. Fedor Emelianenko vs. Tsuyoshi Kohsaka 2 http://www.ufc.tv/video/fedor-emelianenko-vs-tsuyoshi-kohsaka-pride-bushido-6 For a long time people had to say Fedor was "technichally undefeated" because his one loss was from a cut stoppage seconds into his first fight against Kohsaka. Years later Fedor is on top of the world and Pride decides to let him try and get his win back. I don't think he forgot. Crocop vs Wanderlei Silva 2 http://www.ufc.tv/video/mirko-cro-cop-vs-wanderlei-silva-pride-final-conflict-absolute I am an unabashed Crocop fanboy. Here is probably his best performance, absolutely outclassing a legendary and dangerous opponent. Mark Hunt vs Yosuke Nishijima http://www.ufc.tv/video/mark-hunt-vs-yosuke-nishijima-pride-31-dreamers A forgotten classis. Nishijima is a champion pro boxer making his MMA debut against Mark Hunt, who outweighs him by 88 pounds. A fun fight, especially considering Nishijima never stops fighting back despite the horrific beating he is taking. Anderson Silva vs. Rich Franklin 1 http://www.ufc.tv/video/anderson-silva-vs-rich-franklin-ufc-64  George St. Pierre vs. BJ Penn 2 http://www.ufc.tv/video/georges-stpierre-vs-bj-penn-ufc-94 If you weren't a fan of mma at the time this fight let me set the stage: Everyone knew GSP was really good. Lots of people picked him to win this fight, I know I did. A close fight was usually expected. I don't think anyone expected this. My reaction was essentially "Holy poo poo Georges  "Jon Jones vs. Shogun Rua http://www.ufc.tv/video/jon-jones-vs-mauricio-rua-ufc-128 There are tons of good reasons to hate Jon Jones. I hate him probably as much as anyone, trying to warn the unsuspecting from following down his unholy path of herbitude. However, my hate ultimately stems from the fact that I can not, will not, ever forgive him for what he did to Shogun. gently caress you Jon Jones. gently caress you. Cain Velasquez vs. Bigfoot Silva 1 http://www.ufc.tv/video/cain-velasquez-vs-antonio-silva-ufc-146 I don't think Cain liked losing his last fight.
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Whenever I want to watch someone just get a brutal beatdown, the Anderson vs. Rich fights are my go-tos. Also the Leben one. I love Anderson Silva, basically.
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-Atom- posted:Whenever I want to watch someone just get a brutal beatdown, the Anderson vs. Rich fights are my go-tos. I couldn't find the forrest griffin fight, but thats the quintessential beatdown. Like if you were talking to someone who has never seen Anderson fight, that's the fight you should show them. After Weidman knocked him out, my girlfriend at the time walked into my apartment to find me sitting in the dark watching the Griffin fight. Dangersim fucked around with this message at 05:21 on Sep 26, 2014 |
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Sep 26, 2014 05:17
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Joe Lauzon vs. Gabe Ruediger is probably my favorite one sided beatdown since Joe is so likable and Gabe is so the opposite: http://www.ufc.tv/video/joe-lauzon-vs-gabe-ruediger-ufc-118 Also his fight with Curt Warburton is pretty cool because Joe has him completely finished but then remembers he wants a bonus so he goes for a ridiculously painful looking kimura: http://www.ufc.tv/video/joe-lauzon-vs-curt-warburton-ufc-live-4
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Joe Lauzon vs Jason Reinhardt is also hilariously one-sided: http://www.ufc.tv/video/joe-lauzon-vs-jason-reinhardt-ufc-78 This was Reinhardt's UFC debut after racking up a hilariously inflated 18-0 record in regional shows.
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Saunders vs. Brandon Wolff is the most epic beatdown of all time. http://www.ufc.tv/video/ben-saunders-vs-brandon-wolff-ufn-16
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Can't believe Nam Phan slipped my mind. Has there ever been a fighter in the UFC that genuinely drops more 10-8 rounds then that dude? Because he's had some crazy one-sided outings in his UFC run.
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If they have it, one of the classic brutal beatdowns was Enson Inoue v Igor vovchanchyn. It wasn't really a mistmatch in theory, but in practice Enson's toughness led him to get hit with some of the hardest ground and pound punches Ive ever seen.
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Sep 26, 2014 18:31
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Bonus beatdown: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNRJz_cCi_o
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Bundt Cake posted:If they have it, one of the classic brutal beatdowns was Enson Inoue v Igor vovchanchyn. It wasn't really a mistmatch in theory, but in practice Enson's toughness led him to get hit with some of the hardest ground and pound punches Ive ever seen. Yamato Damashii, don't clinch and try to jiu-jitsu Igor, just throw bombs with him like the noble samurai would have done. (Enson is a cool dude, or at least seems like one, but that's not a smart game plan)
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The little baby punches at 3:06 are the greatest thing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8k17DA4hX8&t=172s
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