revolutionnow
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Has it reached it's peak it still has room for growth
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What do you guys think of the state of the UFC and mma in general
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Just because a woman listens to you and acts interested in what you say doesn't mean she really is. She might just be acting polite, while silently wishing that the date would hurry up and end, or that you would go away... and never come back.
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IKO69
Master Don Juan
Seems like it's reached it's height, esp. due to the lack of stars. I watch it but I am more of a boxing guy - I am a big fan of that.
Though I watch MMA I always saw it as kind of a fad. I think it's hard for the average person to really get into it, I mean really get into it and not be a poser, because to genuinely appreciate it you got to be familiar with and understand a lot of the different martial arts that are employed, like Jujitsu. I know it is a great martial art but to someone like me who doesn't practice it when I see guys on the ground and they are trying to get into position to put the opponent in all these locks and such, Joe Rogan and co might be going crazy but to me it doesn't look interesting. If I actually practiced it I think I would have more of an appreciation.
Though I watch MMA I always saw it as kind of a fad. I think it's hard for the average person to really get into it, I mean really get into it and not be a poser, because to genuinely appreciate it you got to be familiar with and understand a lot of the different martial arts that are employed, like Jujitsu. I know it is a great martial art but to someone like me who doesn't practice it when I see guys on the ground and they are trying to get into position to put the opponent in all these locks and such, Joe Rogan and co might be going crazy but to me it doesn't look interesting. If I actually practiced it I think I would have more of an appreciation.
Bible_Belt
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The peak of mma was about ten years ago. Todays fighters have been training since they were little kids, which is why there are so many talented fighters. The problem is that no one can stay champion for long enough to develop a fan base. GSP is the last big star left, and he owes his success to being a boring wrestler. Get on top and stay on top, and the judges will give you the round. Scoring always has been a problem with mma. For political reasons, to get the sport legalized, damage is not part of the scoring, which is just fvcking stupid, considering that is the point of fighting.