Maybe it was one of those ones you needed to watch on TV to get a better impression. I thought he looked very poor and the split decision was a joke.
Personally mate I thought he was looking good. But that's just my opinion mate. One mans opinion in this sport is pretty much worthless.
Have you watch this:
I know what you mean, but if I go to a live event I usually record it at home so I can watch it again. You often get a different perspective. A few times I've seen a decision differently at home than how I saw it at the time. Marcus Davis vs Dan Hardy, and Alan Belcher vs Akiyama for example. Both I had a firm opinion of after seeing them live, both I swung the other way after seeing it on TV when I got home.
I forgot to record the Nottingham fight though so haven't seen it again.
Really enjoyed watching George Sot get beat up. Am I the only one who thinks he has the physique of an old man? His pecs are half way down his body and abs look like they are covered with blamange
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yeah he certainly didnt have the physiques of a professional athlete....
As you (and a few others have said) was nice to see him repeatedly dropped on his backside though....data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7
Always noticed Georges odd physique too.
I thought he would nave given Ross a tougher fight though, he didn't seem to try that often to get it to the ground and the one time he did get it there he was a real threat.
I wonder if the heat between them made him want to stand and bang, if so it was a huge mistake. Pearson is a different class on his feet and it was a wonderfully one sided affair.
That's Sots 3rd loss in a row now and apparently he was very upset in the back afterwards. He was supposed to attend the post fight conference but didn't show.
He's got swimmers-style pecs, if anything.
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Hector Lombard looked more like the fighter we were led to believe he is and those Sulpex's from Rustam Khabilov were scarydata:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7. I do wonder if these type of throws should be made illegal in MMA as they are potentially very dangerous.
EDIT: Oh and Colton Smith, just what the UFC need, another boring Lay n Pray Wrestler