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I'm hoping Browne gets the win here.
...Looked Impressive How He Tossed "Big" Brendan Schaub about
I'm hoping Browne gets the win here.
...Looked Impressive How He Tossed "Big" Brendan Schaub about
Well, Robbie already beat McDonald last year.
Effective grappling and effective striking by the rule book for mma judges says they should be considered equal. So its up to the judges to award points based on what they think is effective. So round by round whos grappling/striking was more effective and caused more damage? Id say Lawler round 1 was most effective in his striking, round 2 and 3 to hendricks. 4 hendricks took him down but Lawler was more effective when he pounded on hendricks on ground. 5 Lawler won right out with effective striking. Im glad judges are finally awarding the fighter not the stalling/wrestle/holders. I was sure surprised Lawler got the win though. Made me jump up and yell "hellyeah"Everyone complainging about take downs...bah...it's part of the scroing system. You tell me if you were in the cage and trying to do everything to win...and your punches weren't dropping your opponent, then you wouldn't start playing the cards and racking up points by taking someone to the mat?!?!
Please...
What's just silly is that they have a point system and then completely ignore it and throw it out the window when they tally things up and make a decision. There is NO WAY AT ALL that Lawler won that fight if you look at THE POINTS. It's impossible. And if the points don't matter...then it is a totally subjective scoring system. Might as well say, 49-46 because I liked his shorts better...
dank.Frank
Joe Rogan said after the Third round "the ONLY Concievable way that RL could win
The rules in the UFC give an unfair advantage to wrestlers. Knees to the head are an effective way to counter and make your opponent pay for a takedown attempt. All a wrestler has to do is touch the ground with his hand or knee, and knees to the head become illegal. It's an artificial advantage they get in the UFC. In Pride (and in real fighting), you can't make your opponent's best weapon illegal by touching the ground with your hand.
Hendricks left the back of his head wide open half the fight last night. He could do it because strikes to the back of the head are illegal in the UFC. Going for takedowns and leaving the back of your head exposed doesn't work that way in a real fight.
There's nowhere in the UFC rules that says takedowns have to be given points. "Effective grappling" is up for interpretation. Taking someone down and not doing anything with it shouldn't count as much as effective striking or submission attempts, in my opinion.