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artur-fernand on 02 February 2014
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Shinobi-san said:
artur-fernand said:
Shinobi-san said:
artur-fernand said:

I don't play any sports 'cause I suck (bad) at them. But I really enjoy UFC and soccer. Yesterday, me and my friends went crazy at UFC 169, and today my team won, so yeah, good weekend for sports.
I can watch the occasional volleyball, basketball, tennis or rugby and enjoy them though, but it's kinda rare.


You were there o.O watching live?

Thats awesome!!! Were guys upset when Herb Deen stopped Faber vs. Barao?


HA, no, we weren't there. I'm not sure how you came to that conclusion hahahaha.

I wasn't upset at all, and actually was surprised that Faber wanted to continued. Herb Dean waited a while and he had absolutely no reaction. Barão wasn't even hitting hard, it would be ridiculous if the fight continued.


You said went crazy "at UFC" not sure what else im suppose think :?

Barao was rocking Faber...but faber seemed fine to me. He gave the thumbs up and Barao like you said wasnt hitting hard. I got a bit upset though because Barao was looking at Herb to stop the fight...he shouldnt need to do that. He should just be concentrating on ending the fight. I think it would have been a really good fight had it continued...faber has a great heart and he looked up for the challenge. Doubt he would have won though.

Another thing you got to take into account is that Barao is one of the best in the world...guys are gonna get rocked by him they gonna be in bad spots. You need to give them a chance to come back...especially if they are clearly fine. Theres been waaay to many early stoppages this last year in the UFC.


Oh... poor choice of words I guess. English is not my native language after all.

 

But you see, Faber had no reaction. He had the thumbs up (hilariously enough, the one holding Barão's leg, instead of the one on his head), but he didn't seem fine at all. Jesus, Barão was looking at the referee, wasn't hitting hard or paying attention at all, and yet there was Faber, with no reaction at all.