Outside of being able to simply watch and record all the events on a DVR, what is the best place to go for fight footage? I seem to have trouble with the obvious YouTube. Any suggestions? Thank you.
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Newsgroups and torrents.Comment -
Many of the prelims a basically impossible to get on torrent..Comment -
If I can't find a fight, I'll go off of Sherdog's Play by Play on the event. The Play by Play is a little biased, but that's a last resort for myself.Comment -
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Nunya or DSSCA, could I get a PM forward?
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Personally I'm on a private tracker, they have sign ups open to the public from the 1st-3rd of every month.
Your best bet is just to download them, and if needed, load them up onto USB keys. Prelims are totally available on the one I am at, but the seeders for prelims (and especially facebook prelims) usually vanish after a week or two...Comment -
No wonder Tim Sylvia has been banished from the big show....dropping a load on an opponents face is downright disrespectful.... I assume he had full mount? Lol
But yes, I have heard about Mr poopy pants too hahaComment -
Bump. Any paysites or something where you can get older prelims?Comment -
You used to be able to stream pretty much everything but in the last year Zuffa has gone full force at getting their videos removed from site. Also, many fighters who are making their big show debuts get videos of their fights from the small shows taken down because they don't want their opponent to be able to tape study them (I heard this directly from the fighters' themselves).
Now, pretty much the only option is torrents. The invite-only sites are the best. You kind find pretty much everything on them.
The best thing to do is get an external hard drive and store all the fights on there so they don't clog your computer (This way you don't have to delete them to free up space and then redownload them at a later time). Then on the external drive, organize all the fights in folders labeled with a the fighter's name and you have your own video on demand library or all the tape you'll ever need (of course makee sure to update the library as new fights happen and videos of them become available).
This is the way I do it. Makes everything very simple and much less of a pain that seeking our videos every time.
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Nice to see you back.You used to be able to stream pretty much everything but in the last year Zuffa has gone full force at getting their videos removed from site. Also, many fighters who are making their big show debuts get videos of their fights from the small shows taken down because they don't want their opponent to be able to tape study them (I heard this directly from the fighters' themselves).
Now, pretty much the only option is torrents. The invite-only sites are the best. You kind find pretty much everything on them.
The best thing to do is get an external hard drive and store all the fights on there so they don't clog your computer (This way you don't have to delete them to free up space and then redownload them at a later time). Then on the external drive, organize all the fights in folders labeled with a the fighter's name and you have your own video on demand library or all the tape you'll ever need (of course makee sure to update the library as new fights happen and videos of them become available).
This is the way I do it. Makes everything very simple and much less of a pain that seeking our videos every time.Comment -
Great advice, thank you Luca.You used to be able to stream pretty much everything but in the last year Zuffa has gone full force at getting their videos removed from site. Also, many fighters who are making their big show debuts get videos of their fights from the small shows taken down because they don't want their opponent to be able to tape study them (I heard this directly from the fighters' themselves).
Now, pretty much the only option is torrents. The invite-only sites are the best. You kind find pretty much everything on them.
The best thing to do is get an external hard drive and store all the fights on there so they don't clog your computer (This way you don't have to delete them to free up space and then redownload them at a later time). Then on the external drive, organize all the fights in folders labeled with a the fighter's name and you have your own video on demand library or all the tape you'll ever need (of course makee sure to update the library as new fights happen and videos of them become available).
This is the way I do it. Makes everything very simple and much less of a pain that seeking our videos every time.
Any advice on torrent downloaders? Thank you.Comment -
BitTorrent + torrentz.eu (24 to 72 hours after the fight). Facebook fights, prelims, and main card. Too freakin' easy.Comment -
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Good to hear that, man. I'm glad that you're getting some success. I was an on-off listener for some time, and while I thought that marketing using the winning percentage of your picks was a bit misleading, I did think you both had quite a few moments of legitimate insight. Why is Adam no longer on the podcast by the way?Comment
