UFN tonight was incredible

[7r14ngL3Ch0k3]

There was some great knockouts and submissions. The main event delivered too. UFC is getting better and better.

[Mako Victim]

Yup, Stout showed alot of heart taking those punches and coming back for more.. Let's hope there'll be a third fight between those two.

[J-Luck]

Very impressed with Fisher for so vastly improving his standup. Props to Stout for taking shots like that.

How about Fitch??? Roan Carneiro is certainly no joke. I had Fitch as the underdog in this fight and lost $5...



Anyone happend to catch Joe Rogan using the word Pu$$y??? I thought it was sorta risque on live TV.

[J-Luck]

There was some great knockouts and submissions. The main event delivered too. UFC is getting better and better.

Definitly wasn't INCREDIBLE... but it was pretty good.

[Hardball]

I hate to see anybody make a rep on "Being able to take a punch". That was a good fight, it was especially fun to watch all those foot jabs.

[J-Luck]

I hate to see anybody make a rep on "Being able to take a punch". That was a good fight, it was especially fun to watch all those foot jabs.

You must HATE Correira then huh? lol

[Hardball]

You must HATE Correira then huh? lol

I don't hate them I just have more respect for people who fight with Impunity.

[J-Luck]

I don't hate them I just have more respect for people who fight with Impunity.

Yea, I feel you. I love technical fighters. I hate the guys who swing for the fences and take wild shots, and who power out armbard... blehhh...

I train to be the most technical fighter I can be. When I train, if I can't technically get out of an armbar, and can only power out, I tap. Now, in a jiu-jitsu tournament, I'll do anything to get out. But, I usually don't find I need to resort to powering out, becuase of the way I train.

And people don't realise that there is a difference between a brawler and and in-fighter. In-fighter utilize technical striking, brawlers try to take people's heads off.

[JkD187]

Yea, I feel you. I love technical fighters. I hate the guys who swing for the fences and take wild shots, and who power out armbard... blehhh...

I train to be the most technical fighter I can be. When I train, if I can't technically get out of an armbar, and can only power out, I tap. Now, in a jiu-jitsu tournament, I'll do anything to get out. But, I usually don't find I need to resort to powering out, becuase of the way I train.

And people don't realise that there is a difference between a brawler and and in-fighter. In-fighter utilize technical striking, brawlers try to take people's heads off.

I feel the exact same way.