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@uhvaimorre You know what? Fair

@Raidroning Never forgiving her

Everyone shits on Indian mma fighters but no one talks about how China (whom I love deeply) has produced one good fighter and she wasn’t even that good

@Tanthiram @fenoxsky It's funny because he's so much more successful than Wood but if he was, like Wood, able to pivot or weave into counters instead of backing all the way to the fence every time, he would have most likely won this fight with ease.

Yeah that's a draw for me, you can argue for a round 3 for Murphy which would give him the fight. It was a cool fight but these versions of these guys have nothing for a good version of Volk or 145 Topuria. A clear step below champion level.

@joannadangerfd Movsar had one of the most baffling gameplans of all time, arguably lost three rounds and a point before starting to shoot takedowns, and then mauled Murphy who seemed to injure himself late into round 4, somehow got away with the decision and now thinks he's a fantastic striker.

Movsar won? How'd he look? How'd Murphy?

@ThisIsNotDSP @RyanAWagMMA I scored it a draw as well, but like, it’s a draw/Murphy win. It’s insane to think that the worst gameplan of all time combined with a point deduction on the opponents country and still resulted it a win for Evloev.

@Raidroning @RyanAWagMMA 3 I gave to Evloev because of the flurry but the point deduction made it mute. So...draw? Am I going to rewatch this to score it for Murphy? No.

Movsar win is a fine score. He rocked Murphy at the end of R3, landed a couple big counters and body kicks in R2, and Murphy didn't do much of anything. Unbelievable underperformance though, totally insane

@RyanAWagMMA @ThisIsNotDSP Two was quite clearly his and third was close because of Evloev’s last flurry. Scored that one to Evloev but I thought the first two were not hard to score.

@ThisIsNotDSP I think draw at best for Murphy, giving him 2 and 3 is a huge stretch

LOL WHAT AN ABSURD ROBBERY

2x0 Murphy. This is shaping up to be a "...but why?" performance award for @JackSlackMMA end of the year podcast.

@joannadangerfd It's not that bad, there were some bangers, but there were also absurdly bad ones.

There's no way the card is this bad what is happening yall

Riley is very much like Pimblett in relying on a huge frame for the division to make his style work, but I do really like the head movement into body punches.

I never really rated Dolidze but this man absolutely forgot how to fight.

@fenoxsky Campbell is one of those funny fighters with strong kicks and nice takedowns but no clue what to do in boxing range. They gave him a boxer lol.

If the UFC wanted to make Campbell a thing I have no idea why they gave him Danny, man. Matchmaking is shot even for the UFC shady interests lol.

@uhvaimorre No that's just bad. No way Jones won the first.

30-27 idk about that

Mason Jones may never be the UFC champion but he will always be the champion of my heart. What a fight, goddamn.

@Grabaka_Hitman Scoring the third to Keita is pretty terrible though.

Scorecards were indeed all over the place. Wood R1 was the only round they all agreed on

@RyanAWagMMA It's one of those funny decisions that everybody is saying "dang that was a very very close fight I don't envy the judges" but everybody also has the exact same result. Extremely competitive but scoring it for Keita is pushing it.

Split decision?

29x28 Wood for me. Amazing job navigating the speed/power advantage that Keita had, standing his ground, countering nicely and chopping the legs.

@aaronbronsteter Incredibly disappointing performance from Pinto.

This fight has been an absolute slog

What a terrible performance by Pinto. He's winning by the smallest of margins against a significantly undersized opponent and can't get his game to work with any degree of consistency. Terrible takedown attempts and his boxing has been largely innefective.

@craftyboxing @ThisIsNotDSP I agree but he has roughly been fighting the same all his career. Wish he would stop smothering his own work that much.

@Raidroning @ThisIsNotDSP Mantas has potential. 26 isn't young but it's young enough to get some polish in and he has good instincts and timing with his striking, which is always a good place to start. The right coaching and I think there's a fighter there.

Yet again that question - why are these people here? Cut em both.