He sat there getting hit then complained when the ref stopped it. was herb just gonna watch him get hit for the rest of the round? even if the rest strikes had no effect it didn't matter. hes a trained fighter and says he had no idea what to do in that position (hint not sit there giving thumbs up) how pathetic. if his arms trapped tough shit. not like i care i won money on barao anyway but still dumb.
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da f r u talking about? hit by what? meaningless easisly blocked non damaginng hammerfists? its not like faber was even getting pummeled by any stretch...these were were bullcrap hammerfists...strikes that 9/10 times mean jacksh*t when it pertains stoppping the fight...had barao not looked up to the ref, questioning him to stop to stop the fight, herb may have even let it rock further...its truly laughable that anyone can say that was a completely just stoppage IMO...just to be clear, i fully believe barao was too much faber and likely would have ended it either way, i bet barao the 1st time, bet him bigger the 2nd time, it was still a bad stoppage...faber, while very much in trouble from those intial strikes, was very much still in the fight...he was not finished...he was conscious and aware and defending...in that spot, you have tyo allow him the chance to turn the tide and dean stepped in too early to allow that opportunityComment -
literally every shot thrown by barao is blocked and defended, save for the initial knock down shot (which was a great punch)...herb dean very clearly ended the fight too early...no 2 ways about it...Comment -
at what point do you concoct some retarded horseshit excuse to justify why denver was annihilated by seattle after you criticized me for stating sharp $ was clearly on the seahawks? which way are you gonna play this one? i know you set yourself up to have both sides of the game but id love to hear the pure grabage you have to spew about the outcome...Comment -
Craziest gambling night of my life. I was down 21 units after Makdessi fight. Won 38 units from there til the end: Overeem decision, fight goes to decision, Barao KO, Barao/Faber under, Bagautinov decision, Trujillo TKO, Trujillo/Varner ITD.Comment -
Damn that is one of the nicest comebacks ive ever seen.Comment -
ON another note Denver and Manning forgot how to play on Sunday. Books may take in their biggest haul in Superbowl history. My final stats charting that game i had 38 terrible bettors on Denver and two on Seattle. Imagine that.Comment -
I posted this gif because you said Faber was grabbing Barao's leg and he wasn't. He didn't attempt to grab it or make any type of advancement in his position until Barao started to get off of him. I can't be biased by my bet because I had Faber in this.
How long is Herb Dean supposed to let a guy pound on another guy's head until he's seen enough? 15 more shots? 30 more shots? Regardless if they were being cushioned by Faber's hands, they were still being uncontested and Faber was doing nothing but turtling up and taking them. Barao knew he had Faber hurt and actually took it easy on him. IMO Faber was lucky that Barao didn't go full force on him like we know he can do.Comment -
"...scariest heavyweight on the planet-earth"!!!
"best entrance on the planet earth"!
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Reem is a beastComment -
Alistair Overeem: $407,143 ($285,714 to show, $121,429 win bonus)
Jose Aldo: $240,000 ($120,000 to show, $120,000 win bonus)
Frank Mir: $200,000
Abel Trujillo: $145,000 ($10,000 to show, $10,000 win bonus, $75,000 FOTN bonus, $50,000 KOTN bonus)
Urijah Faber: $100,000
Jamie Varner: $92,000 ($17,000 to show, $75,000 FOTN bonus)
Nick Catone: $26,000 ($13,000 to show, $13,000 win bonus)
Chris Cariaso: $24,000 ($12,000 to show, $12,000 win bonus)
Renan Barao: $22,000 ($11,000 to show, $11,000 win bonus)
Ali Bagautinov: $20,000 ($10,000 to show, $10,000 win bonus)
Al Iaquinta: $20,000 ($10,000 to show, $10,000 win bonus)
Alan Patrick: $16,000 ($8,000 to show, $8,000 win bonus)
Clint Hester: $16,000 ($8,000 to show, $8,000 win bonus)
Rashid Magomedov: $16,000 ($8,000 to show, $8,000 win bonus)
Neil Magny: $16,000 ($8,000 to show, $8,000 win bonus)
John Makdessi: $12,000
Ricardo Lamas: $10,000
John Lineker: $8,000
Danny Martinez: $8,000
Tom Watson: $8,000
Kevin Lee: $8,000
Andy Enz: $8,000
Tony Martin: $8,000
Gasan Umalatov: $8,000Comment -
Barao, LOL.Comment -
8k? Thats a penetrating joke. And Barao, the champion gets 11k to show? Damn thats cold.Comment -
8/8 is standard for a debuting fighter. No idea what's going on with Magny, but I'd assume Lineker is getting shekeled (coining this phrase now) because of how many times he's missed weight.Comment -
11K for Barao to show? At least throw the kid a dental plan or some shtick.Comment -
I suspect they get 2X-4X in the "locker room" than what's published. If not -- there's a SERIOUS issue with fighter pay.Comment -
Sharp money is for a dope like u to run with because this is what the linesmakers want ya to believe. JUst like when u nitwits believe that the books want equal action on both sides. Pathetic that people are this dumb. Sure there is sharp money. It is equivalent to a handful compare to what the rest of the people bet. I watched a book and i could barely see any Seattle money. There was actually five guys who took Seattle because the line jumped to three on Friday. Three of the five came right back and bet Denver at two hoping to get a tie win bet going. There wasn't piss money bet on Seattle so maybe u need to learn how to read a line. It was one of the biggest hauls in Superbowl history but they wouldn't come off of 2.5 and only would move it back to 2 or 1.5. Why do u think that is genius? I will tell ur naive ass why. When u have coaches, a few players, and refs all working with ya u can set a line anywhere u want. These athletes are ur hero's no way they would do anything shady.Comment -
Chime in here Thor. Tell the non-believers whats up!
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