@NigelMcTiger8@bluntz166@combatsporrt Ryan has accepted everyone minus captain 32 clauses so he has an advantage. Meanwhile that crew has a grand total of 2 actual fights combined on their resumes
@yeljr23 I'd agree with you too, that was such a close fight going into the last round, Pantoja edged him out in earlier rounds and showed levels in the 5th which he clearly won. A challenger trying to bank on rounds 1-3 is insane when there was a close round in there.
@yeljr23 Nothing is consistently upheld by judges. That's how decisions go and it's largely dependent on who is the judge and how they personally interpret the rules. You have to start paying attention to who the judges are and how they score fights to get a read on them
@WJoKovac@31Merk8@expertmma97@BigAl898989@acdmma_ I've told you to read the rules 3 times now and each time after you've proven your inability to read. You're no longer worth attempting to help. You will continue to be surprised at decision outcomes because you are inept.
@yeljr23 Snapping someones head back would be considered visual damage. It's also the reason guys with mullets were losing fights they actually won for a period of time because their hair moving made it look like their head was snapping back even when it wasn't
@blacksunwukong@31Merk8@expertmma97@BigAl898989@acdmma_ You are a complete retard. In the matter of scoring yes the visual aspect plays the highest role in scoring because it's the only thing a judge can go on. Justin's best ability his entire career is being able to fight on while completely incapacitated and not have a mark on him.
@WJoKovac@31Merk8@expertmma97@BigAl898989@acdmma_ Because fights are scored when there isn't a finish. This is the problem with people like you, even after being explained how scoring works and where to find the actual rules for it you still didn't bother to go read or attempt to learn it.
@blondedsonder@MelansiaPutine Shavkats injuries weren't from an oblique kick. Shavkat went into the fight with Ian with a torn meniscus and a partially torn ACL. Then after the fight rehabbed both and rushed back into training and tore his ACL again.
@ToddAtkinsMMA@WinnersGetRich No way someone just rolling in the gym didn't actually crank it on you and waited to let you tap? Yeah, that doesn't happen in actual fights. It isn't like they're going full on Palhares either it, they are just actually going for the sub
@AvatarMMA@WinnersGetRich "A strike that isn't highly skilled" so why do only highly skilled fighters use it? Riddle me that batman, an oblique kick has Never not once ended a career.
@WinnersGetRich@AvatarMMA And Ian didn't even do that, Shavkat went into the fight with a torn meniscus and a partially torn ACL, then after the fight rehabbed both and rushed back into training before he fully healed and tore his ACL again. The only person who gives Ian credit for it is Ian himself
@mike_milla10@Grabaka_Hitman Yeah sure bud your reasoning is 1 year no work, yet you ignore the knockouts where guys can barely speak at age 40 and never work again in their life. If you actually cared about damage you would be trying to stop brain damage, but you don't. MMA comes with risks compete or don't