Comments by "J 1283" (@user-nv2wt4hi8t) on "FredJack's Fights" channel.

  1. I had no idea these two had already fought. Learn something new every day.
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  2. It's one of those forgotten things that, really, Valentina was the first women's double champ since she beat Nunes here.
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  3.  @Aman-uk6cs  Usman's earlier fights were pretty boring lol. Anything BC (before Colby) is pretty uninteresting although you get moments like him dominating Woodley to get the belt that were good. I even tend to forget that he's fought guys like RDA, Maia and Edwards because they were pretty standard fare compared to his recent knockouts and 5 round back and forth wars.
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  4. The fact that Lawler lost to Hendricks in March 2014, fought 2 more times in a 4 month period, and then fought a 4th time at the end of 2014 to get the belt is amazing.
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  5. Such a razor thin fight. Loss or not, the fact that Bisping fought an even 15 minutes with the undefeated, undisputed GOAT just shows how criminally underrated he is.
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  6.  @Aman-uk6cs  Thank you. It's a good thing Usman packs way more punch now. 30% Usman was getting caught lacking with how boring his fights were.
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  7. Wish Frankie would have retired here or with Max.
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  8. Smooth Benson is a legend.
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  9. Dude, Oliveira tonight lost to Islam and already people are calling him a hype job, Islam is 'going to dominate for a long time, nobody even has a chance' etc. UFC fans are extraordinarily fickle and your comment just puts it into the spotlight that much more.
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  10. What a fight.
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  11. GSP 2, 3, 5 or Hendricks 1, 2, 4. 2 is the swing round. Both wobbled the other once but then Hendricks slightly staggered GSP again while GSP defended a takedown. GSP out-struck him easily at range in round 2 but then Hendricks would do well to pressure him in close. A legitimate split decision.
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  12. Khabib refused when they tried to set him up with Aldo for the interim lightweight belt.
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  13. Yeah man, his clinch work and Alex's running was I think what solidified his razor thin win over Gus in my eyes. Could have been a draw in my eyes but when Alex ran around like he did and then DC does his clinching, it's kind of no wonder they gave it to DC on octagon control if nothing else. It is simply insane seeing him grab the bigger guys and just go to work on the inside. Like you say, it's often forgotten how well DC did in the clinch against Jones in fight 1.
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  14. Performances like this are why Aldo is miles above Khabib, which is why it's baffling people put him above Aldo, routinely. Khabib beat #11 Laquinta in a decision for the title and had 3 title defence finishes. People always refer to Khabib's dominance but look how Aldo destroyed or dominated people during his 9 defences.
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  15. The Magician just has such power.
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  16. To add insult to injury, the ref teabagged poor Rory lmao
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  17. McGregor's stay active, get rich fight before interim and undisputed. Given that Siver was a top 10 opponent, McGregor heemed him.
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  18. Usman been playing too much MK.
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  19.  @botondbakos5954  Yeah, agreed, that's what made it even more sad.
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  20. Just the start of Pillashaw crying and whining about early stoppages and robberies when he was utterly flatlined. The sorest loser. Competitive to the toxic, where he'd later throw the ref, who saved him from further brain damage by Cejudo, under the bus. And this being after roiding up only to be beaten down by Cejudo in 30 seconds flat.
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  21.  @rocroca7459  Nah man, GSP's fights were awesome, don't make it a race thing, that's complete BS. Beating the shit out of Penn in the rematch, head kicking and submitting Hughes, dominating Fitch in wrestling and striking, going up to Middleweight and dropping and submitting Bisping (who, regardless of one eye, had just KO'd Rockhold and beaten Silva), dominating Alves, dominating Shields. And I'd be the first one to admit he had some stinkers like the Hardy fight which is the one time I'd concede and say GSP laid and prayed (people act like he made a career out of it which, again, is absolute rubbish when you see his brutal ground and pound and sub attempts, yet people act like he's Belal Muhammad). That was really, really boring. But generally? His explosive wrestling, his ground and pound elbows, his striking? It was great fun to watch. I could say the same about a tonne of non white fighters. Jon Jones' fights are amazing to watch (except the last couple where he started getting judge corruption), DC, Usman's later fights (after the foot-stomp era), Ngannou, Gane, Edwards, Woodley (when he was the chosen one, not the frozen one). Hell, Oliveira, Burns, Zhang, I can go to whatever colour skin you want. Don't make it a race thing, that's absolute nonsense. And I'd agree that, again, like Usman, Colby's fights just weren't interesting pre persona. It was the moment he left Maia in a pool of his own blood and made the call to Woodley that things got interesting, and I'd be the first one to admit it. Again, he is pillow fisted, he does often go to decision, I'll say it. Just because he's white, that means nothing, I'll call it as it is. But at the same time, he's got unbelievable heart, relentless pace, extreme cardio and phenomenal wrestling and it's why I enjoy his fights.
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  22. Jon 'Boned' Jones.
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  23. When, all running on pure, simple instinct and muscle memory, he elbowed Romero, sprawled to defend the takedown against a silver medal Olympian despite being gassed and put on the stank leg, and elbowed Romero again in round 3, that is one of my favourite ever moments.
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  24. McGregor already did this to Alvarez and finished Aldo's almost 10 year reign in 1 punch. Watch Figgy vs Benavidez 1 or 2, same kind of thing. Like, this is an absolutely mythical performance. But there's definitely been other single handed displays of pure dominance and ability.
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  25. Honestly, I can't see it going any differently at 281 given that Carla's fighting a woman who gave Joanna and Rose razor thin fights as well as recently KO'ing Joanna stiff in the rematch. No offence to Carla but I'd say she is the most boring fighter in UFC history, even beyond boring Belal 'remember the decision' Muhammad, who's finally gotten a finish. Carla just spams the takedown and that's all she wrote. The difference between Carla's awful striking and Joanna's takedown defence (in terms of entering the opponent's respective specialties) was just otherworldly. And 'cookie monster'? Good Lord.
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  26. Totally forgot how well Holm did even in defeat, let alone against Shevchenko of all people. Knocked her down and defended more takedowns than were landed.
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  27.  @thetraveler9  I guarantee you're wrong. The RDA fight, the Maia fight, Woodley, Edwards and now Strickland. Other than that I'm not interested but your assumption is flat out wrong.
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  28. Why the fuck was Hendricks at middleweight?
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  29. People shit on Bisping for the 2nd Dan Henderson fight and defence (fair enough, it's ludicrous he fought #13 rather than Romero, Whittaker etc.) but he beat arguable GOAT Anderson Silva (post leg break but still, he did beat him), beat Rockhold on 2 weeks notice knocking him out clean in 1 round, and gave another arguable GOAT GSP a good fight (again, fair enough he was moving up a weight class but still, he was clearly legitimately dangerous). Great champion.
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  30. It's so fucking funny seeing Wonderboy do his signature win pose but the camera zooms away from him.
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  31. He really should.
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  32. No, she clearly won, no way did Taila win. People were high off of seeing a dominant champion taken to a closer distance. Valentina decisively won. 20+ strikes while successfully grappling and defending against Taila's RNC attempts (see Ortega-Volk for actually threatening sub attempts) after a takedown Valentina initiated but slipped on at the last second in round 1 and people were saying round 1 was Taila's? Valentina swelled Taila's eye due to, what would eventually accumulate into over 100 extra strikes, and did so before the headbutt (you can see Taila's eye swelling in her corner before the headbutt round) yet people said Valentina only damaged her with the headbutt not the 100 extra strikes already swelling her eye? Valentina got just as many takedowns but, again, far, far more strikes, far more damage and easily defended Taila's sub attempts while punishing her with 20+ strikes almost every time Taila was given all the credit for her supposed 'control' time? People were out of their minds saying Valentina lost let alone that Taila was robbed.
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  33. I never get it. Jones dwarfed most of the opponents he dominated as well as having a massive reach advantage and repeatedly being on PED's and he gets called the definitive GOAT. Meanwhile DJ was tiny compared to guys like the bantamweight GOAT, Cruz or Moraes in One, and what did he do? He sprinted at them and tried to take their head off. But people disrespect him because he was a small flyweight losing once or twice to bigger bantamweights?
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  34.  @mig50cc  So true. Hate that narrative that someone moving back and countering is losing just because their opponent is moving forward and gaining 'octagon control'.
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  35.  @thetraveler9  Can you give me examples? Regardless, I'm not racially biased as an MMA fan which is why I won't have people project their perceived prejudices onto my opinion.
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  36.  @MrABNGoat  Thanks mate. They do nothing for me, it's too general of an assumption and a loaded one at that. You're absolutely right though, got to love the classics.
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  37.  @checkmate7312  Hello
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  38.  @aakash950  ...that Kamaru Usman and Sean Strickland had a fight.
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  39.  @nahyeahwhatsahandle  Yes, you're right there mate. Too little too late.
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  40.  @toadb  Absolutely mate.
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  41.  @vincecarter1568  ;)
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  42.  @monstrosityguy5375  You still on this, casual?
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  43. Good fight while it lasted. Ngannou had the power but Blaydes had the wrestling. Great win by Ngannou at this early stage in his career and makes Stipe's 1st fight with Ngannou even more impressive that, of course, prior to his improvement, Stipe dominated him.
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  44.  @dannyroach554  Right, it was like a 50-40 fight, my guy. 10-8's all over the show with the knockdowns and the 5 minutes of control a round and the one sided ground and pound.
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  45. Shows how underrated Bisping's wrestling defence and recoverability was. Stuffed 10/16 of Rashad's takedowns while a great wrestler like Chael got controlled and taken out.
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  46.  @Austin3III  You're only arguing against pure facts. And given how razor thin their fight was, a lot of people still think Bisping won against Chael. Plus, to the credit of my original point, that went beyond your tiny brain, Bisping, not a life long wrestler, stuffed 3/7 of Chael's takedown attempts, which is impressive in and of itself. But you're so blind you don't have a clue.
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  47. ​ @H.K.5 Too true, man.
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