Comments by "Sam Black" (@samblack5313) on "Sodiq Yusuff Octagon Interview | UFC Vegas 81" video.

  1. How? He lost 4 rounds and almost got finished.
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  2. @forho2 Edson is nearly 40. Edson can’t fight going backwards. Edson needs space, this was a small cage. This fight was setup for the race grifter to win, and tell us all about Nigeria in the post fight. That is why we have his interview up, not the winners.
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  3. He lost 4 straight rounds and almost got finished. He’s 30, which is the end of a fighters prime. This is his first fight in over a year. He’s going to bellator.
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  4. Warriors don’t get sparked for 4 rounds by a fighter who should never have seen round 2.
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  5. No, he can’t be champion losing definitively to a “one leg out the door, nearly 40 years old” Barbosa.
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  6. He’s not Nigerian, and you have nothing in common with this American aside from skin. He won round 1 10-8 and lost the next 4.
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  7. Anyone with a brain thought he won.
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  8. He lost 4 consecutive rounds to a finished fighter and almost got knocked out. He took a massive L.
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  9. No, he never was, and never will be.
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  10. 😂🤡
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  11. Is that the American spelling of “respect”?
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  12. @DarrenReddix-jl1gu It’s the truth, buddy. I’m not saying it because I’m under 30 and am taking a shot at people over 30. I’ve experienced the drop in athleticism, but also the drop in recovery, reaction time, savagery, drive, the injuries that don’t go away. We change, the realities of biology force it. It’s not huge, but it is reality. It’s also a bummer to feel yourself lose that half step, especially when you are a competitive person. Another thing that fades is your will/desire to hurt people. At 25, I’d happily light someone up. Now, you would have to do something pretty wild for me to resort to violence. The raw emotion and physical conditioning to be a world tier professional athlete in a dangerous sport, is not infinite. It’s a young man’s game, only very rare athletes go longer. If a sport requires genuine risk to our personal safety, the older we get, the less we are willing to risk, and therefore we lose the edge required to compete at the very top of the sport.
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  13. @sammulator5927 He took round 2 off completely after gassing himself in round 1. He won 1, lost 2, almost got finished in 3, lost 4, lost 5.
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  14. I thought he was a super exciting prospect coming off the contender series, but that was his prime, he’s going downhill, hasn’t progressed at all. He’s 30, this is the end for a fighter.
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  15. Edson easily won 4 rounds after taking an entire fight worth of damage in 5 minutes. This should illustrate how good useleff is.
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  16. @theawesomest2850 No, fighters step in there, some of them may also be warriors. “Warriors” do a lot of things, mate.. they fight cancer, they protect their family. They ‘fight’ when fighting is futile because they refuse to accept a losing situation, such as a terminal diagnosis. If your only definition of “warrior” is someone who fist fights others, you have a lot to learn about life.
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  17. @theawesomest2850 Well, I guess I’m a “warrior” then. Cheers.. Again, if you believe the thing that defines “warrior” is fist fighting for money, you have a lot to learn about life. All the best.
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  18. 🤡
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  19. Because he’s an American pretending to be from Nigeria and they need to get the race grift up as soon as possible.
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