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Sonnen is and always will be average. Granted, he's one of the best of the mid-tier, but he's still mid-tier. He'll never be a legitimate contender in either MW or LHW. The only way he'll rank high enough to challenge for a title is if he opens his big mouth and says something dumb. However, he's never, ever gonna be a legitimate threat in any actual title fight, unless he's on PD's and his opponent is injured. (He'll still get finished, ha)

There was no robbery. I felt that Hendricks won, but that was because of the damage on GSP's face. Here's the thing, causing damage doesn't score you points. It should, but it doesn't. Now that I think about, causing damage itself shouldn't score you points, cuz some people cut and bleed much easier than others. But..., Hendricks rocked GSP more and that should score more heavily than the 26 more jabs and leg kicks GSP landed. As it is in the unified rules right now, GSP won. He landed more strikes, 101 to 85, got more take downs, 3 to 2, and had more time on top on the ground, I don't know the numbers but he did. There was no robbery. Hendricks won the fight. But what most people seem to forget, when a fight becomes a sport by having a scoring system and rules, it becomes a sporting match. GSP won the sporting match. He outpointed Hendricks in every part of the match, and that's what matters. Plus, him talking about hitting with 70% power at the press conference, I'm glad he lost. He is an idiot. Hell, his corner is idiots for telling him how to win rounds rather than end the fight. Instead of landing 85 strikes at 70% and losing, he could have landed 1 at 100% and left no doubt in anyone's mind that he won the fight.

Yeah, I heard him rant about the judges. What him, and most everybody else is failing to realize is, by the scoring system that is set in the unified mma rules, GSP did win. He landed more significant strikes, more take downs and spent more time on top. Yeah, GSP got beat up. He looked like he lost the fight. However, causing damage does not score you points.

Finally, Cruz is gonna have to fight for Barao's title. He's gonna lose, but it's about damn time.

^looks like he's rocked as he backs away, ~rushes in looking for the finish, OH, where did that come from! ^just knocked out ~ with a hail mary punch out of nowhere! That was incredible. What a finish!

Something I've just noticed is that there is a 19 year old blackbelt in the free agent list. How does this happen? I've created guys who were pretty much maxed, or as close to it as possible, in every relevant BJJ attribute, and the best I've ever had was Brown Belt. And, since he's 19, I assume he hasn't been around for long? I just don't know how his former manager worked that out. Can anyone explain it to me?

I've actually bought a few things that were labelled something like, "Donations 90% return" or clothing or supplements that said something along those lines. So bought a shit ton of whatever it was with one of my rich fighters and got nothing back at all.

One thing I'd like to see, mainly because I kinda need it right now, is a manager being able to get funds from his fighters. My profile is running low, but I have several fighters with over 10k, and I have a loan that needs to be paid off quick.

27k, minimum.

Hey, I just recently got in over my head with a company, and I completely messed everything up and closed it by mistake. So..., my problem is, it was in the negative and now I am in danger of losing VIP status. Any other VIPs, or anybody, that would make a loan to me? Please...?

So, I'm gonna tranlate, "Who is more dangerous," into, "Who do I think could kick my ass the worse." I'm not dissecting this question into a debate about the 2 different sports. Simply, which is more likely to actually kill me in a fight. So..., my answer would be Bones. Bones would Greco toss me onto my face, then put an elbow right through my skull. As to, Pac would just K me TFO with any simple punch he threw. Thrown, then elbowed to oblivion, or KOed? I'd rather be knocked out. So Bones is more dangerous.

I have a fighter that's increased his conditioning twice in the same week. This is, he went from woeful to feeble on a Monday, then on Thursday he went from woeful to feeble again. My question is, since this guy seems to lose skills more rapidly then improve them, is he worth keeping around?