My favorite MMA fighter of all time pulls a sonny liston .. or whatever Matt Hughes? what the heck... thanks for the anticipation. Then my 2nd favorite fighter loses by some kind of bushleague scoring.

^^^?????

I saw Rampage win.

As for Matt Hughes.... lol

Rampage got his ass kicked

He lost but he didn't get his ass kicked.

Rogan "Rampage how did you get the win"

Rampage "I stomped on Machidas feet and let him punch on me and throw me down like a little rag doll"

Rogan "Good enough for me"

Rampage "Machida should probably get a rematch, he whooped my ass. Give me whatever the judges are smokin... yummm"

LOL.

Stop actin' butt hurt.

Rampage hit Machida more than Machida hit rampage. Except for the third round which went to Machida because of the takedown and control the fight was very even.

Rampage "Internet tough guy threatens to curb stump mofos.. i will one up the bamf's .. I toe stomp!" (crowd goes wild)

Lets not act like Machida stomped Rampage rydawg.

What did rampage say? "He whooped my ass"

Yeah, if you have ever watched a Rampage fight he says that every time if he gets beat. He obviously thought he lost so when the decision came back for him he had to say that.

Rampage got 1 good hit early and Machida shook it off, waived his finger like hulk hogan, then gave him a little lesson on MMA fighting. Rampage stubbed machida toes, and machia threw him down, had him in a full guard, had a huge flurry of punches and even did a rain dance on the mofo

I think the fact that rampage is a fan favorite gave him preferential treatment.

I don't see that happening in the UFC though especially when Machida is a former champion.

If anything it was a draw. I'm just saying.. 2 rounds of toe stomping doesnt equal 1 round of an ass kicking..

rydawg, please stop posting.

rogl

i'm angry and you're gonna hear about it.. don't make me toe stomp your ass

Toe stomps are more effective than nothing which is what Machida did for two rounds. Circle, circle, circle, get put up against cage and get foot stomped, repeat is not a method to win a fight.

Machida was countering and Rampage was too afraid to attack him. He knew he was toast if he went after him. It should have been a 5 round fight (Rule change proposal... ALL MAIN EVENTS ARE 5 ROUNDS)

Machida kicked rampage about 4 times in round 1 and Rampage got about 4 toe stomps.. toe stomps > kicks?

Rampage gets round 2 i guess for the nice uppercut..

Machida should get 10-8 for the round 3 ass=whoopin

Machida got punched by Rampage much more than he hit Rampage in the first two rounds. Rampage had some decent short punches to Machida's left side as well as the toe stomps in the first and second.

10-8 rounds don't really happen unless you almost commit murder but somehow the person stays conscious.

No doubt about it Machida won, by all means fight sucked but Machida out pointed Rampage!

Change of subject:

That falcon? fight.. the most boring fight ever? Dude just stood around the whole 3rd round

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Fab1b;568974 wrote:No doubt about it Machida won, by all means fight sucked but Machida out pointed Rampage!

Hmmm...

Obviously he didn't, as Rampage was announced the winner by the only judges who matter

When does Fedor fight again?