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The reason of Rampage's victory


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For me, Lyoto won

Rd1, despites walking back the whole time, Machida was the one starting the exchange, with leg kicks, and landed some combinations, Rampage only wall n stalled him and laded some dirty boxing strikes, so i'd give to Machida

Rd2, Machida walked back the whole time, but did nothing in this round, Rampage dominated him, so it's Jackson

Rd3, Machida, just Machida

I dont even think it would be a close call to give it to Lyoto

But......

Rampage was talking about retirement, and he is a huge PPV seller, Dana wouldn't like him to retire, so what did he do, give the guy a victory and try to keep him in the sport, I wouldn't be a least bit surprised if Quinton get a Title shot. I mean, for Dana, the guy doesn't need to show skills, he needs to sell out the fight ( Lesnar's case) so Dana rathers a "past his prime" fighter (i hate to say that, but sadly he doesnt care about fighting anymore) that helps him pay for his yatch than a top skilled karateca that probably will fight for the title many times in the next years.

What do you guys think?

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I think the judging is to far removed from Dana's influence.

 

Also I gave 1 and 2 to Page, 3 to Machida.

 

Machida did better in 3 than page did in 1 or 2 but not enough to earn a 10-8 so Page wins and I have no issus even though I now have that stupid line in my sig below.

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I think the judging is to far removed from Dana's influence.

 

Also I gave 1 and 2 to Page' date=' 3 to Machida.

 

Machida did better in 3 than page did in 1 or 2 but not enough to earn a 10-8 so Page wins and I have no issus even though I now have that stupid line in my sig below.[/quote']

 

He may not have that influence,

but money does

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He may not have that influence' date='

but money does[/quote']

 

Ummm...

 

No.

 

I really doubt that Dana could even get away with such a thing without word getting out from someone. You act like bad decisions have never happened in the UFC. Well they have, and will continue until we get educated judges. Plus, it's not like Dana or anyone could have planned the fight to be as close as that.

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Dana has absolutely no say whatsoever on who wins a fight.

He has stated on many occasions that he does not agree with the judges' date='[/quote']

 

yes, but this time he agreed with the judges and Quinton's victory would be good to the "sport", i don't know, maybe because i'm brazilian and 95% of the ppl are corrupt in here so i got a diferent vison people and their values, but it's easy to "kill one to save two"

and i know that there are no saints in the ufc.

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Ummm...

 

No.

 

I really doubt that Dana could even get away with such a thing without word getting out from someone. You act like bad decisions have never happened in the UFC. Well they have' date=' and will continue until we get educated judges. Plus, it's not like Dana or anyone could have planned the fight to be as close as that.[/quote']

 

i'm not saying that all decisions were propositaly mistaked. But the major expectance was that Lyoto would beat Rampage, so when the opportunity appeared, they just grabbed it.

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i'm not saying that all decisions were propositaly mistaked. But the major expectance was that Lyoto would beat Rampage' date=' so when the opportunity appeared, they just grabbed it.[/quote']

 

It's organized sports, not organized crime. The judges seen it his way, well 2 of them at least, and it's not that far fetched. There are reasons for a Rampage win, and reasons for a Lyoto win. It's not like it was impossible for Rampage to have won it.

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It's organized sports' date=' not organized crime. The judges seen it his way, well 2 of them at least, and it's not that far fetched. There are reasons for a Rampage win, and reasons for a Lyoto win. It's not like it was impossible for Rampage to have won it.[/quote']

 

As i said before, i dont see how Jackson won it, plus, i dont see no sport entity completly honest, this last one it's sad, but true.

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As i said before' date=' i dont see how Jackson won it, plus, i dont see no sport entity completly honest, this last one it's sad, but true.[/quote']

 

Okay, but that's you. Imagine how all the Shogun fans felt in the first Machida fight, which you probably think he won too, right? He should get all of his decision wins huh?

 

You ARE Brazilian, and DO have a bias, obviously

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What is it with all you ****ing retards screaming conspiracy every time they don't agree with a decision? Jesus Christ, you ****s really should plan and execute a world wide suicide pact. Anyways, the decision was close, but Rampage won by being aggressive. "Effective Aggression"? Ring a bell to anyone? Although he wasn't all that effective, he was the one chasing the fight. It's human nature to assume that the person that is pushing forward is the one in control. I realize that's not the case with Machida usually, but he didn't do anything until the 3rd round. The first round was close, could've went either way, but I'd lean towards Page because he was the one controlling the action. 2nd, Page simply because he got the takedown. 3rd, all Machida, but definitely no 10-8. Whatever the case, you retards need to drop the conspiracy talk by ending your existence. Please, you really are worthless.

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I am a Machida fan and can say it could have went either way.

The judges put Rampages control over the shots Lyoto out anded on him.

 

It sucks but its not like it was highway robbery.

Lyoto got caught by Rua and everyone thought he was done.

He still traded with Rampage, if he tweaks his style to add just a little more aggressiveness while keeping his elusiveness, he will be a top fighter for some time to come. But as it stands, if people do not engage him, he cannot land the flurries to show the judges he is winning. Its a coin toss.

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As i said before' date=' i dont see how Jackson won it, plus, i dont see no sport entity completly honest, this last one it's sad, but true.[/quote']

 

all you saw was Machida win round 3

 

Rampage won round 1&2 pretty clearly, Rampage outstruck Machida and had octagon control a takedown and controled in the clinch..

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