This is pretty dumb and obviously false, but so was what Belal was saying about Leon ducking him, so I imagine this is a response to that. If I’m to give them the benefit of the doubt, I’d say they are just trying to hype up the fight to finally get it to happen.

Damn, he is pretty much out wrestling Colby as well. Didn’t expect to see that.

Colby is 35, last fight was over a year ago, against a 38 yo Masvidal. His last win before that one was against a 38 yo Woodley in 2020.

If Colby wins this I won’t just be sad, I’ll be absolutely shocked.

I think Shavkat’s stock dropped a bit after that. Had trouble getting the take-down, and didn’t really do anything on the feet. First one to submit Wonderboy, but still.

All those are fine suggestions, but a “free with ads” option isn’t that bad either; the real problem isn’t the ads themselves. The real problem is how intrusive the ads are, how many of them there are, as well as much information they (and YouTube) collect on you. Plus, in this case, the company in question isn’t exactly a small company who is financially struggling. It’s the classic capitalist problem of “infinite growth”, where your profits have to be constantly increasing.

But there’s nothing inherently wrong about the idea of having ads, just like there’s nothing inherently wrong about youtubers having sponsors.

I disagree with that mind set, I think the rules should be the same for everyone and every fight. I don’t like when certain fighters or fights are treated differently. At the end of the day, either they are still in it and defending well, or they are taking too much damage with no effective defence. It already rubs me the wrong way that title fights and main events are a different length from regular fights.

I got 10-9 Sterling; just more active, landed good leg kicks and a couple of body kicks. Faints alone don’t mean much.