Zeliard said:Anyone watches this with a vague curiosity in the UFC will never bother again. :lol
noDark FaZe said:This is quite possibly the worst fighter I've ever seen in the UFC.
Dark FaZe said:This is quite possibly the worst fighter I've ever seen in the UFC.
Yeah, he is pretty much a waste of skin. I mean, he isnt doing ANYTHING. He isnt fighting bad, he isnt using terrible technique, he is doing absolutely nothing lolDark FaZe said:ABE :lol1!!!!!!
This is quite possibly the worst fighter I've ever seen in the UFC.
Dana should throw his bloodied corpse into the river.
What a complete embarrassment.
Boogie said:Nonsense.
Why are you wrong about everything?
Zeliard said:People who don't watch the sport don't do so mostly due to the perceived violence. You think them tuning in out of curiosity and seeing a guy gushing mountains of blood won't turn them off?
Don't be a delusion gimp.
They will be turned off by one dude laying on top of another dude, raining blows because the other guy can't defend himself.Boogie said:People who have a "vague curiosity about the UFC" aren't going to be turned off by the "perceived violence"
Your posts are contradictory.
UFC hasn't been harmed by excessive blood in the past, and they're not going to be harmed by it now.
abstract alien said:That cut had to have a fracture of some sort underneath. The depth of that thing was insane, not sure how it will heal fast enough for him to even get a second chance if one comes up.
Zeliard said:People who don't watch the sport don't do so mostly due to the perceived violence. You think them tuning in out of curiosity and seeing a guy gushing mountains of blood won't turn them off?
Don't be a delusion gimp.
Boogie said:People who have a "vague curiosity about the UFC" aren't going to be turned off by the "perceived violence"
Your posts are contradictory.
UFC hasn't been harmed by excessive blood in the past, and they're not going to be harmed by it now.
Beardz said:
Zeliard said:Boxing hasn't had that stigma attached to it in a long time.
What does that even mean?SnakeXs said:That's sure gotten boxing far, huh?
No, no, no, thats not what I meant! God bless you God, for not giving this guy a second chance :lolop_ivy said:please dont give this guy a second chance! :lol
SnakeXs said:That's sure gotten boxing far, huh?
Zeliard said:I don't see how that's relevant at all to my point.
Or, come to think of it, why me saying that someone not accustomed to the sport would be grossed out by the blood is something sacrilegious when several people in this thread noted it, and fighters on the show itself called it the most blood they'd ever seen in TUF. Boogie, ironically enough, called it "nasty".
The UFC and MMA in general has much more potential for growth than boxing, since its championship structure is far more elegant and sensical. It has to get rid of the ultra-violence stigma that used to be attached to boxing, and that should come through time.
UFC 100 was available in more than 300 million homes in 17 languages. While the UFC has a company policy of not disclosing exact pay-per-view figures, the sales for UFC 100 were in excess of 1.5 million, making it one of the most-watched PPV events in history.
THQs UFC 2009: Undisputed sold over one million copies in the US during May to top the monthly software chart, with the Xbox 360 version accounting for two thirds of sales.
Beardz said:Dude...
Zeliard said:Dude, the sport is still banned in some states and parts of Canada. MMA has plenty of room for growth, and yes, it's still stigmatized. During UFC 100 you still had journalists from various mainstream newspapers and websites crying about how vile they think the whole thing is. That'll never change, but it will die down substantially in due time.
Pointing out a mostly anomalous, heavily-hyped UFC event featuring Brock Lesnar, that had far more buys than the several events both before and after it, is supposed to argue what exactly? That the UFC and MMA have reached their peak?
Some of you are mystifying in your responses. It doesn't take much to look outside of your own bubble and see that many people still have deep misconceptions about the sport. As it continues to grow and become more popular, that'll start to change. It's already in the process.
SnakeXs said:Yes, people who hate fighting will find it barbaric. Some boxing fans will find it barbaric. People who are interested understand that it's combat, blood happens, knockouts happen, and on some slight occasions even worse happens.
People who were interested in the UFC/TUF and are now crying under their sheets because a few mL of blood flowed probably weren't going to be fans either way. I'm not sure what you want to hear, even. Blood is icky? My mom would have been disgusted? Either way it's not one iota the event you're making it out to be.