UFC on FOX 21: Maia vs. Condit - Page 6

https://youtu.be/q6PVBZPU_Vg?t=21m9s

Damn...

What a way to end the press conference after he said he got rocked by a shot from Maia when he was closing the distance. He said he felt a little dizzy, or something similar, and he didn't expect that from Maia.

Well its good to see him being honest. Its a reality that as you grow older and get more damage, its harder to take the shots. Everyone will end up being Ko. I would not be surprised to see DC gets KO'ed soon even though he proved to be a tank. But, that being the last question with no follow up sure sucks.

says something about what fighting does to the brain

like binge drinking booze makes blacking out progressively easier and easier

or doing blow daily for long enough leads to anxiety and panic attacks; hotwiring adrenal/nor-epinephrine response

you can tell how sick disappointed and disillusioned condit is after this one. sucks

just rewatched condit woodley.

condit basically eats the same bomb (or dam close) that put lawler away multiple times and a very hard spinning elbow. Sad that a maia gnp strike had him so phased...

Hopefully Pettis regains some confidence now. Him vs Aldo, if he actually fixes his cardio, would be quite entertaining to watch imo, prob never going to happen though.

On August 28 2016 01:41 PuertoRican wrote: Pettis with the luckbox submission. He was on his way to losing a decision.

I wasn't able to watch this one yet, the recaps Ives seen talk like Pettis was winning all the grappling exchanges and won fairly comfortably, is that just BS?

Forgot to bet on Condit... lucky. Glad Pettis won, he looked good. Maia what a beast, took Condit apart real fast.

On August 29 2016 07:54 TianYuan wrote: Show nested quote + On August 28 2016 01:41 PuertoRican wrote: Pettis with the luckbox submission. He was on his way to losing a decision. I wasn't able to watch this one yet, the recaps Ives seen talk like Pettis was winning all the grappling exchanges and won fairly comfortably, is that just BS?

Pettis had good moments but he was about to lose a decision.

On August 29 2016 15:12 alejandicto wrote: Show nested quote + On August 29 2016 07:54 TianYuan wrote:   On August 28 2016 01:41 PuertoRican wrote: Pettis with the luckbox submission. He was on his way to losing a decision. I wasn't able to watch this one yet, the recaps Ives seen talk like Pettis was winning all the grappling exchanges and won fairly comfortably, is that just BS? Pettis had good moments but he was about to lose a decision.

I thought it was 1-1 and the 3rd round looked close, am I crazy?

Thought its 1-1 and tbh the way 3rd round went I'm fairly certain Pettis was leading, considering how he outmanoeuvred him multiple times

agree with spitfire.

oliveira basically just had takedowns; if pettis steps up his TDD he dominates

I had Oliveira winning R3 prior to getting subbed. Pettis was tired and was going to lose a decision.

Round 1 Pettis, round 2 Oliveira and round 3 Oliveira was winning, Pettis was gassed as fuck. I was happy he got the sub cause I bet on him.

this is round 3:

http://www.mma-core.com/videos/Anthon...liveira_UFC_on_Fox_21_Part_3/10137541

and maybe is cause I bet on him and was scared he loses the decision, but now I see that the round was closer than I remembered. My point was that Pettis didnt won the match fairly comfortably it was a hard match for him. (Answering to Tianyuan)

On August 29 2016 22:08 traxamillion wrote: agree with spitfire. oliveira basically just had takedowns; if pettis steps up his TDD he dominates

No he was getting lit up on the feet too, his problem is his gas tank, he is better than Olivera on the feet and on the ground, he simply gets tired too quickly