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cagerage920
Learning to Sprawl
Career record: 136-88
Season: 5-8 (#2072)
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dana white and the ufc have been talking a lot about adding a flyweight division(125 lb) to the ufc. Ive heard arguments for both sides on whether this is good for the orginization. What does the playground think?
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Post #1 7/22/11 2:09:44AM
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The Original Playground Bully
Career record: 976-548
Season: 20-4 (#104)
Location: Minnesota
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Ummm, why would it be bad? What's the argument for the other side? Zuffa's already got a handful of guys who truly belong at 125. They're just biding their time until the division opens up. The bottom line is this: Little guys bring the fight; and they go forever.
Zuffa's not going to bring in scrubs; and they won't enter into the process of fleshing out a new division unless they believed there was enough top talent to sustain said division. Simple.
There isn't a downfall side to the argument.
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Post #2 7/22/11 3:05:26AM
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cagerage920
Learning to Sprawl
Career record: 136-88
Season: 5-8 (#2072)
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the main arguments that i have heard is that the ufc is turning into boxing. with too many weight classes, too many title holders at weights that are too close.
The other(and i completely disagree with this one) is that its not exciting to watch smaller guys bc of the lack of finishes
i personally like the new division and think it will help the ufc
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Post #3 7/22/11 3:14:51AM
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Theoutlaw08
MMA Sensei
Career record: 396-281
Season: 16-7 (#1189)
Location: Wisconsin
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I don't think its a bad idea. How many guys can you find in that divisions.....its surprising to me that grown men can weight 125lbs
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Post #4 7/22/11 9:17:15AM
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