I wasn't. But I get why people pick Yan.Am I the only one who was shocked when Sterling was announced the winner? Thought Yan handled him pretty well. Second and third round were clear to sterling
Am I the only one who was shocked when Sterling was announced the winner? Thought Yan handled him pretty well. Second and third round were clear to sterling
Dana White had it Yans way and so did pretty much all the media I have seenYou're certainly not the only one, but I had Sterling personally. The fans seem to have heavily favoured Yan, while the media is in line with the actual result. This fight under the the half-point system might have been interesting.
I think Sterling could monster Dillashaw. He's a huge bantamweight and I think he'll be able to man-handle a semi-clean TJ.
They should have open scoringHaven't thought about this a heap but would people be down with more drawn rounds? Like instead of having to give the first round could they score it 10-10 or 9-9. Why does someone have to take the round if it isn't clear?
They should have open scoring
Have the judges score be shown at the end of each round imo
Mmmm maybeThis won’t fix anything IMO.
If blokes know they are in front in what feels like a close fight they will just completly cruise/hug/grapple in the latter rounds. It will actually make fights more boring.
But most fights people know when they're infront anyway. This is more like if a fighter loses rounds 1 they will be more urgent in round 2 of a 3 rounder. If the other bloke is good enough to hold them down, they'll do it anywayThis won’t fix anything IMO.
If blokes know they are in front in what feels like a close fight they will just completly cruise/hug/grapple in the latter rounds. It will actually make fights more boring.
Definitely not paying attention to Dana's opinion. Everyone is all over the place on the decision, doesn't sound like a robbery to me.Dana White had it Yans way and so did pretty much all the media I have seen
But look it wasn't a robbery by any stretch and was super close. 2 & 3 Sterling, 4 & 5 Yan and the 1st could have gone either way
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I'm all for it, or alternatively, half points.Haven't thought about this a heap but would people be down with more drawn rounds? Like instead of having to give the first round could they score it 10-10 or 9-9. Why does someone have to take the round if it isn't clear?
Will never happen, they're good mates.That burns chimaev fight was probably the most win win fight I can remember. Khamzat needed the win more than Burns, but Burns stock went way up in that fight. Burns only has to take out a Masvidal/Luque and he's right back at the top again. If Chimaev beats Colby then Burns and Colby can fight for the next #1 contender after Chimaev. Could also fight Edwards after he gets his boring head caved in by Usman
I hate when people say this, you can beat guys in the top 5 at the time and then 12 months later they're gone and everyone's like 'hasnt beaten anyone relevant"Will never happen, they're good mates. If Colby doesn't beat Chimaev then he should be a fair way from another title shot. The best wins on his record are two losses...
Not sure many have beaten the top 5 all the time then been written off 12 months later? Also irrelevant as Colby hasn't done that.I hate when people say this, you can beat guys in the top 5 at the time and then 12 months later they're gone and everyone's like 'hasnt beaten anyone relevant"
You know Burns hasn't beaten anyone in the top 10? Neither has Colby outside of Masvidal or Edwards. So basically you don't rate anyone in the division.
Only have to look with your own eyes to see how good Colby is
Khazmat only went up for me. He was in a ******* scrap. Showed heart. Didn't get his way and won in a chaotic mess. for someone with "holes" in his game to beat Burns is pretty scary
I'm looking forward to have another Australian UFC championAlright boys. Update. Went to Dominance last night and had my first session. Harder than I thought NGL. I’m probably a fair way off professional fighting but it was the kind of reality check I needed because I may have been getting ahead of myself. I am similar to Khamzat in a way. Both went through humbling experiences but both came out winners. Both also exceptionally talented with huge futures ahead of us in this game.
We were taught some basics but towards the end I learnt how to escape a full mount. I’ve watched YouTube videos and it looks pretty straightforward but actually pulling it off against a willing opponent in the real world is a different story.
I’m probably six months off an amateur fight.
Cheers
I’ll provide more personality than Volk tooI'm looking forward to have another Australian UFC champion