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Posted by jae_1833
Cote all day, unless he radomly blows his knee out.
If you're referring to the fight against Anderson, there was nothing random about it.
Anderson landed some vicious straight kick(s) to his knee in the second round.
Someone made a gif of the kick that likely caused the damage.
I was there live and pretty close to the cage. When I saw the kick to the knee, I cringed because of the way it bent.
Injuries that happen DURING a fight aren't excuses. They are a result of your opponents techniques. That's why I don't accept Faber's broken hand excuses.
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Post #31 6/1/12 3:11:18PM
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Posted by bjj1605
Injuries that happen DURING a fight aren't excuses. They are a result of your opponents techniques. That's why I don't accept Faber's broken hand excuses.
really? How can you fault someone from breaking their hand in a fight? But if that's the case, then you shouldnt accept Anderson's "broken ribs" excuse either
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Post #32 6/1/12 5:12:33PM
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Posted by Bubbles
Posted by bjj1605
Injuries that happen DURING a fight aren't excuses. They are a result of your opponents techniques. That's why I don't accept Faber's broken hand excuses.
really? How can you fault someone from breaking their hand in a fight? But if that's the case, then you shouldnt accept Anderson's "broken ribs" excuse either
He didn't, you misunderstood him and made a straw man, which is a logical fallacy.
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Post #33 6/2/12 7:55:45PM
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