Fun fact:
Josh Hokit is the first fighter to score a TKO via emotional damage. 💀
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Me to my sparring coach, knowing damn well I'm going to lose
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Kayla Harrison wasn't kidding. These weight cuts are taking years off her life. 😟
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Hokit rehearsing how he's gonna end up slumped against the cage after Gane puts those paws on him. 😭
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Kayla Harrison wasn't kidding. These weight cuts are taking years off her life. 😟
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Imagine if Umar never injured his hand against Merab.👀
Merab couldn't finish him and was getting his ass lit up by a one-handed Umar. That DECISION MACHINE only won through showboating.
The UFC needs to run this back. Umar has to avenge that robbery.
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Josh Hokit had that crowd going CRAZY, even Gane was enjoying himself.
Bro better not lose his aura. 💀
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Combat Wire retweeted
People forget Merab is a HOTHEAD who constantly gets into altercations and always wants to lay his hands on people.
He started this whole thing by attacking a Dagestani who wasn't even looking his way, then went on to insult his mother. Now he's playing the victim because karma came back to bite him.
There's no justifying Merab's actions here. He brought this one on himself.
People forget Merab is a HOTHEAD who constantly gets into altercations and always wants to lay his hands on people.
He started this whole thing by attacking a Dagestani who wasn't even looking his way, then went on to insult his mother. Now he's playing the victim because karma came back to bite him.
There's no justifying Merab's actions here. He brought this one on himself.
Combat Wire retweeted
I understand why Usman was angry. Merab constantly talks shit about his brother whenever he gets the chance, and I can see why that would get under his skin.
As a fighter, he should know better than to let personal issues escalate into something like this. It reflects poorly on his character, and he should be ashamed of how he handled the situation.
He's also putting the reputation of Dagestani fighters in a bad light. Khabib won't be pleased when he hears about this. 😶
It's ironic how whenever a situation involves someone from Dagestan, people suddenly throw logic and objectivity out the window.
Merab DID assault a Dagestani wrestler and insult his mother. Are we just supposed to ignore that?
When Khabib slapped Artem and Conor attacked his bus, people had no problem criticizing Khabib. Now that Usman has confronted Merab over his treatment of a fellow Dagestani, suddenly the standards have changed.
The double standards in this sport are ridiculous. Smh.
🚨 Islam Makhachev released a statement defending Usman Nurmagomedov after he attacked Merab Dvalishvili:
“To those who are now condemning Usman and the guys and insulting them: why were you silent when Merab hit a Dagestani wrestler for no reason and insulted his honor? The man approached him to talk with no ill intent.
What happened today was started by Merab in his own homeland when he took it upon himself to hit a guest and insult his mother.”
I understand why Usman was angry. Merab constantly talks shit about his brother whenever he gets the chance, and I can see why that would get under his skin.
As a fighter, he should know better than to let personal issues escalate into something like this. It reflects poorly on his character, and he should be ashamed of how he handled the situation.
He's also putting the reputation of Dagestani fighters in a bad light. Khabib won't be pleased when he hears about this. 😶
Merab should've included the context behind the attack in his video.
Here's Merab grabbing Umar's friend by the neck and smacking the shit out of him after being confronted over his comments about Umar.
Wouldn't be surprised if this incident played a role in what happened at the hotel.
Combat Wire retweeted
🚨Ciryl Gane says he won’t celebrate his achievements until the day he retires, following his father’s example. 😳
🗣️ “You never see me celebrate, because it’s never over. I think I’ll celebrate my retirement. I’ll do what my father did. He celebrated when he retired. That’s when I’ll celebrate. Before that, there’s no point.
🗣️But hold on, not celebrating doesn’t mean I don’t enjoy the moment inside.
🗣️People often tell me, ‘Enjoy it!’ I do enjoy it. These are things that add to my confidence and help build who I am. But I’m not the excitable type while it’s not over.”
Via: @RMCSportCombat
Topuria vs. Gaethje, but the video cuts off the moment things start going south for Ilia.
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Combat Wire retweeted
“No man who beats off to cartoons is beating me.”
Sean Strickland stood on business and backed up every word.
He walked Izzy down, dropped him in the first round and outlanded him 137-94 in significant strikes.
Still one of the biggest upsets in UFC history. 🔥












