Do you re-watch the fights when your favorite fighter losses?

Pablosky

i dont know you.... but when my favorite fighter losses i felt like **** the entire day, not to serious but i feel kinda "butthurt" hahahahaha....


After a while i watch all over again to see what was the failure in that combat....

for example:

cung le vs wanderlei silva (i think LE did take advantage of the knock down, he fail a lot of kicks, and completly gassed out)
Fedor last real fights (A. Silva terrible gameplan, oversized. Werdum got him on his trap. Hendo bad stoppage, but still bad gameplan, also in a catchweight match maybe he lost some power lossing weight)


Do you see your fighters falling down? over and over again?

I DO!

spartacus_

yeah right after i'm so pissed off i can't watch it again but eventually i watch to understand what he did wrong

it took me a while to re-watch cain vs jds =))

Pablosky

yeah man... it took me 1 year to watch hendo vs fedor... still its embarrasing... LOL

JohnnyZadar

spartacus_ said:

yeah right after i'm so pissed off i can't watch it again but eventually i watch to understand what he did wrong

it took me a while to re-watch cain vs jds =))

ive yet to watch it again :((

spartacus_

JohnnyZadar said:

spartacus_ said:

yeah right after i'm so pissed off i can't watch it again but eventually i watch to understand what he did wrong

it took me a while to re-watch cain vs jds =))

ive yet to watch it again :((

it's tough man, 25 minutes of pain

...and i still cheer for him like he could knock cain out in the replay :-?

TheUnicorn

When Barry got KO'd by Kongo, and i was super pissed when Vitor got KTFO by Silva

WarWest

Multiple times

I love it when my favorite fighters get beat down

So I try to keep it in my mind for months by rewatching the fight at least once a day

It's glorious

JohnnyZadar

WarWest said:

Multiple times

I love it when my favorite fighters get beat down

So I try to keep it in my mind for months by rewatching the fight at least once a day

It's glorious

your a Sadomasochism...u scare me bro :-O

Beanslegend

Clearly there not your favourite fighters, or fighters you like if you watch and love when they lose. It's called a train jumping fan, which is as superficial as women believing all men need big dicks, even though my 7 inch coin purse can please all sluts.

JohnnyZadar

more like 7 cm... =D>

WarWest

JohnnyZadar said:

WarWest said:

Multiple times

I love it when my favorite fighters get beat down

So I try to keep it in my mind for months by rewatching the fight at least once a day

It's glorious

your a Sadomasochism...u scare me bro :-O

Lmfao!!!

WarWest

Beanslegend said:

Clearly there not your favourite fighters, or fighters you like if you watch and love when they lose. It's called a train jumping fan, which is as superficial as women believing all men need big dicks, even though my 7 inch coin purse can please all sluts.

I change my favorite fighters once a week but I've never jumped a train

I don't understand

TheUnicorn

Beanslegend said:

Clearly there not your favourite fighters, or fighters you like if you watch and love when they lose. It's called a train jumping fan, which is as superficial as women believing all men need big dicks, even though my 7 inch coin purse can please all sluts.

you know 84% of men that lie about there penis being bigger then it really is say it is 7 inches, I'm just saying...

classicboxer

If it's an exciting fight, it doesn't matter if my favorite loses, I will still watch it again a few times.

Yesterdays_Hero

I've rewatched Hendo/Shogun and Diaz/Condit. I try to stay away form rewatching fights because it's generally a waste of time to watch something I've already seen..

spartacus_

Yesterdays_Hero said:

I've rewatched Hendo/Shogun and Diaz/Condit. I try to stay away form rewatching fights because it's generally a waste of time to watch something I've already seen..

first is one of the greatest fights ever, the second one you probably wanted to analyse and verify that diaz actually won 1 2 5

CRAZYNOONGAH

can watch up until the KO or sub and turn it off just before

Za1994

Yes. I do too. Winning and losing. Usually, with my favorite fighters; I'm able to break down everything right on the spot. Its something with the connection that you have to certain fighters that you're just able to break it down easier and things just seem to slow down. But with other regular fighters that you're not that much invested into them; its not the same feeling. But with my favorite fighters, I'm able to break down what they did; what attacks they were lunging/pushing too hard, what they didn't do when they defended the takedown; and how they reacted to a punch/kick. Its all just a lot of factors. But yes, I do rewatch the fight. Sometimes multiple times just to see what I can get out of it and what I missed. You may catch something that you didn't see the second time. The fail transition to mount that made him lose the position. The underhook he grabbed when he was on the ground that could've been able to be used to sweep. Just basically, a lot of the ground work and the reaction to strikes and the combinations and attacks that they liked using in their fight. Every fighter has a different style of striking and grappling and what they like to go to and what they like to use during certain transitions. You get butthurt from their losses but as a true fan you stay with them through the thick and thin. The lows and highs. The peaks and valleys. And you learn from it yourself. Like, if your still young and just trying out MMA; keep in mind the things that they did and learn from it. Like me. I watch and learn and assemble and try out the things to do and what didn't work. But that's just me. I'm obsessed with MMA.

Beanslegend

JohnnyZadar said:

more like 7 cm... =D>

Well thanks for not troll reporting me =) Finally we can come to some agreement, in which I won't u if you don't me.
However lol, funny joke but IT SHANT BE TRUE! CANADIANS ARE MORE HUNG THEN AMERICANS! It was on MANSWERS lol!

kyo_sa

i re watch fights all the time, you guys dont do that? especially if it was controversial, i like rewatching fights

you really see it a lot clearer the second time you watch it

Beloved89

Yeah, I waited about a week to recover from my depression to rewatch JDS vs Cain 2 fight. lol It's not easy to watch your favorite fighter get whooped all 5 rounds. I watched that fight 3x.

come_at_me

When the first Cain vs JDS fight went down I was bummed for about 2 weeks. Man was I butthurt but then that made the rematch that much better. Now I know that was not a legit loss and a 100% Cain will never lose to JDS. I did not watch the replay of the first fight for a long time and the second fight I have seen about 100 times.

spartacus_

come_at_me said:

When the first Cain vs JDS fight went down I was bummed for about 2 weeks. Man was I butthurt but then that made the rematch that much better. Now I know that was not a legit loss and a 100% Cain will never lose to JDS. I did not watch the replay of the first fight for a long time and the second fight I have seen about 100 times.

=))

Manho

Pablosky said:

i dont know you.... but when my favorite fighter losses i felt like **** the entire day, not to serious but i feel kinda "butthurt" hahahahaha....


After a while i watch all over again to see what was the failure in that combat....

for example:

cung le vs wanderlei silva (i think LE did take advantage of the knock down, he fail a lot of kicks, and completly gassed out)
Fedor last real fights (A. Silva terrible gameplan, oversized. Werdum got him on his trap. Hendo bad stoppage, but still bad gameplan, also in a catchweight match maybe he lost some power lossing weight)


Do you see your fighters falling down? over and over again?

I DO!

All THIS!!!

I couldnt bring myself to watch JDS vs Cain 2, Rua vs Machida 2, and even Lidell vs Franklin again. It kinda lives you numb the entire day and seriously being close to catatonic.

GSP_over_Silva

No, only because he's never lost a fight.