Lyoto Machida vs Shogun Rua 1 Highlights (Good FIGHT, Disputable Decision)

[@zver09]

I remember! Back then,Lots of people criticized Lyoto Machida for this fight. They say that it was a rubbery and Rua should win this fight. I completely disagree with that! Yes! It was a close fight but! I think Lyoto did enough to win this fight. If you guys noticed anytime when Rua was attacking , Lyoto was executing perfectly counter punch in head. Beside that it was obvious that commentator Joe Rogan was on Rua s side and he was praising Rua s name often even when Machida was scoring and he was creating image that Rua was wining the fight.I rewatched the fight with volume down and you can see clearly how Lyoto Machida was scoring perfectly.

[@mikeolson3337]

I gotta disagree. I seen countless hits by shogun that weren't countered and some that didn't land. Very close and good fight tho. No eye pokes and bs.

[@lucasloyola4322]

Sinceramente... shogun tava apenas com esse chute correndo e foram mts... mas sem técnica, tomou mt contra-golpe... não achei difícil decisão... lyoto foi melhor. Shogun trve muita pressão mas na maior parte sem eficiência.

[@aarong.859]

Very true Joe Rogan was biased as shit in this match riding Shogun's meat.

[@CaptainCorpulence]

You think Machida won because Rogan praised Shogun? What kind of goofy shit is that?

[@zver09]

@@CaptainCorpulence No! I didn’t say that! Looks like you don’t read comments carefully! I said anytime when shogun was kicking machida s legs machida perfectly was executing head counter punches. In the end it wasn’t even split decision! It was unanimous decision for machida. Rogan was just biased to Rua which is very unprofessional .

[@michaelray5023]

Lyoto was landing a lot of straight punches and knees to the gut. Stuffed them takedowns too. Jon Jones watched this fight very closely, he opened the title fight with a knee that Shogun never recovered from. Jones watched all the LHW fights that Machida fought, Machida exposed a lot of holes in their game that Greg Jackson took advantage of.

[@biscobisco1882]

Machida landing knees to the body while Shogun is throwing a punch has nothing to do with 6'4" Jones landing a jumping knee to the head on the lead 18 months later and one knee injury later. Machida himself didn't even capitalise on it in their rematch.

[@jonathanbradley4896]

The Shogun that faced Jones wasn't even 30% of the one you saw in this video. His knees held out just long enough to take the title from Machida then he was cooked, and the damage he took from Dan Henderson basically ended his career. If this Shogun faced Jones in 2011 it would have been a much more competitive fight. Not saying Shogun would have won because Jones is obviously the 205 GOAT, but he wouldn't have completely been destroyed like we saw.

[@UmPorcentoAoDia]

Im watching this crying bro, we wont have these kind of fights anymore

[@bendahova6196]

This era of the ufc was the perfect mix of brute strength and heightened skill. Don’t get me wrong there are still slug fest today but it’s always from the same handful of fighters. In the begging it wasn’t as fluid it was more about the biggest strongest guy that can take the best punch won. Now it’s everybody wants that picture perfect moment so it’s more of a dance then a fight this era here was in between where the fighters started mastering their craft and doing amazing things but still have that brawler dog in em and made it a slug fest and a master class at the same time

[@um8778]

Agreed

[@drivebyquipper]

We have even better ones.

[@idrinkmilk282]

​@@bendahova6196lol what are you waffling on about? The ufc and by extension all of mma, has OBJECTIVELY improved since this period. EVERYBODY with a brain, that actually understands combat sports, that isn't a newer fan that's tryna get some Internet points by pretending they're all about that "golden era" they probably didn't even experience, and that can name more fighters than they have fingers and toes and also AREN'T completely blinded by nostalgia or recency bias, knows for a fact that MMA has been on a complete upward trend since literally 1993. It continues to get better today, outside of some controversies that plague this and for that matter, every other sport with any large amounts of money involved. It's really ridiculous for anybody to say it's worse today 😅 like, really really ridiculous. If yall enjoyed watching a bunch of oiled up steroid monkeys that can't even shoot a takedown or throw an actual punch more than actual MMA that we watch today, then go get fightpass and watch the old stuff. It's all there to watch. I've done it multiple times and other than the odd few, the fights pre ufc 150 and usada are all mostly terrible slugfests with ALL the action happening in a single round, and the rest of the fights a pair of extremely juicy, completely gassed thugs circle eachother in the centre of the octagon until time is called. Not my idea of "good". Good is ufc 300. Go catch max v justin and tell me this is worse 😅

[@Silver1470]

@@drivebyquipper yeah, just like that merab vs sean main event in the sphere 😂😂😂

[@honigdachs.]

This was one of those things were people didn't always know what they were looking at, including Rogan. Case in point, Shoguns low kicks. Rogan thinks he sees the low kick landing constantly, but what Machida was doing is stepping through the kick and using that to counter with his cross. It takes a lot of steam out of the kick but gives him the opportunity to land a shot. It's a thing he's brought over from his karate training and which he consistently kept in his toolbox and it was working for him here.

[@biscobisco1882]

Shogun was repeatedly catching Machida's trailing leg as he retreated from Shogun's hands too - there's no chance Machida was 'stepping through' those. If you're going to annoint yourself as an authority, you should probably acknowledge those moments.

[@Floridaman2015]

Yeah watching this back it isn’t the robbery people said it was.

[@Floridaman2015]

@@biscobisco1882 You don’t want your foot hitting you want your shin to hit, during the first round and some of the 2nd machida was getting out of range and they weren’t shit to worry about for machida, or he checked some of them, but they didn’t start to work until later in the 2nd.

[@biscobisco1882]

@@Floridaman2015 I didn't say anything about foot contact chief, and I was talking about the fight as a whole - so I'm not sure where you're going with this? You're basically saying Shogun WAS kicking effectively for 60%+ of the fight.

[@robelmekonnen1564]

Man Lyoto's karate is amazing. His evasiveness and counter striking is beautiful to watch.

[@cheerfulsoulph]

are you blind? lol

[@tupacshakur9417]

Machida was unstopable but Shogun figured him out somehow

[@joceureis6667]

O Lyoto eu parava pra assistir, ele sempre tinha algo surpreendente, era cirúrgico

[@nogi7028]

This was a textbook prime vs prime fight. Both were young, both were technical strikers, both were fresh and has not suffer brain damage. One of the best MMA fights of all time

[@mr.brenman2132]

Lol do you guys ever stop talking about brain damage? They had been fighting for years at this point.

[@elamcyril]

Now people have started making excuses about how they are 2 old men past their days when Jon Jones beat them both just a year later. These 2 are legends of the sport, they were pretty much in prime during those years.

[@mr.brenman2132]

@@elamcyril It is true that Jones has been fighting old bums for years but Machida and Shogun were close to their prime.

[@begg3495]

IMO the commentary was strongly biased in favor of Shogun. His leg kicks were great but he got clipped with punches on a lot of them, which got ignored by the broadcast. Not sure who I'd give the fight to but maybe a slight edge for Shogun

[@zver09]

Absolutely agree about commentator. They were ignoring Lyoto s punches which he was executing perfectly. 100% design victory for Machida. Fight was really close. No doubt

[@jasras5003]

@@zver09 Do you know who the commentator is?

[@idrinkmilk282]

So i guess the entire building full of thousands of fans were wrong too then? I've never heard a more maligned decision than this by the crowd. Blaming it on rogan like he's the ONLY person who saw the fight in Rua's favour is crazy. There's a reason the decision is considered controversial. As there is with almost any controversial decision. If it wasnt a controversial decision, thered be no controversy, now would there. For a fight to be questioned like that and then still be questioned over a long period of time, there's a reason. We ain't here saying it's a bad decision for the good of our health. Obviously, people think something is a little off about it. Exactly the same as any other dubious call in the sport. If they were all 100 percent easy-to-see victories and correct calls, the controversy and drama wouldn't exist to begin with and everybody would agree with eachother that the absolutely right decision was made. 😅

[@robsonllobato]

Eu também achava que o Shogunhavia sido passado pra trás, mas vendo esse corte percebo que LYOTO FOI MESMO MELHOR!

[@danielespino9718]

This fight was Karate vs Muay Thai, almost literally. Great fight

[@99jerry72]

I tell everyone if u are a fan of Style VS Style fights not just brawls, this is the fight I tell them abt

[@arodderz]

This was a very cool and unique UFC fight. One of the last style vs style fights

[@orangeusername1792]

Its a stretch calling shogun a muay thai fighter with the way he eats those clench knees

[@hippo4214]

@@orangeusername1792 hes cant fight a pure muay thai style in the ufc or he would get taken down too easy

[@tchevisincrovis2551]

Nice old days, true Warriors, not the coward stile used for many new stars that uses eyepoking and coward kicks on knee

[@elamcyril]

Both these got absolutely obliterated by Jon Jones. Shogun was brutalized & tapped without even be in a submission, Lyoto almost died from Jon's guillotine.

[@usuariorangel9173]

Parabéns Lyoto pela vitória! Aliás dois samurai é do Brasil!!!

[@roykilling2496]

Machida lands 3 punches in a row, announcers, "crickets...," Shogun glances a weak counter, announcers "SHOGUN LANDS A RIGHT HAND!!!!!"

[@locktheog893]

Because it shifted the momentum they thought shogun was hurt it shocked them

[@biscobisco1882]

Timestamp of Machida landing 3 punches in a row?

[@jomarnavarroza8872]

The casters pure bias. When Machida hits shogun still shogun score😂😂

[@kaiocesar6453]

Was a close fight but not a robbery and joe was tottaly on the Shogun's side

[@cheerfulsoulph]

lol watch again, shogun proved on the second fight

[@MiguelMartinez-el1le]

Yeah 2nd one proved this first fight was a robbery lol

[@Kinosis79]

@@MiguelMartinez-el1le Machida did better in the 2nd fight and was winning the whole thing until he got caught.

[@idrinkmilk282]

​@@Kinosis79said nobody but you ever

[@tonycrown5155]

I definitely don’t think it was that big of a robbery not like GSP versus Hendricks. Machida did land a lot of strikes as well. It could of gone either way. So it went to the champion

[@jjlovesyouall]

but hendricks was on the juice so gsp actually won, it was before usada started testing...hendricks shrank and lost lots after that...

[@jordan9164]

But please say that you’re glad Hendricks lost. That guy was on the juice and GSP wanted to pay for the drug test but Hendricks didn’t take it because he knew he would fail. But GSP won 3 out of 5 rounds. Gave Hendricks 2 rounds. Watch it again and you’ll agree.

[@BillyBob-wq9fl]

Gsp was gifted some wins though. Also a greasing accusation comes to mind.

[@christopherkinsella3912]

@@BillyBob-wq9flGifted some wins? Against who. Name one single person. One of the most dominant champions of all time was “gifted some wins”. You’re a dolt.

[@risottonero4501]

@@BillyBob-wq9fl greasing yeah but when was he gifted wins? Hendricks doesn't count he was juiced to the grills and he even tapped in the 1st round but referee missed it

[@DouglasGomesBueno-jw9lh]

Muay Thai vs Karate Beautiful Clash of Styles, I miss when UFC bring something new in striking now everyone fight almost the Same Standing.

[@azeemsyed8550]

Yea cause everyone's becoming more well rounded. There aren't many specialists anymore

[@DouglasGomesBueno-jw9lh]

@@azeemsyed8550 I think Alex Poatan is a good Kickboxing specialist, I like seeing specialists and I love seeing Chimaev who is a Sambo specialist and Thompson Karate specialist.

[@anonimous2451]

The commentator always emphasizing Shogun's strikes f'kn pisses me off. This is a great fight and Lyoto won the fight. Stay neutral and recognize the trend of the fight not some single good strikes. I absolutely hate biased commentators picking a side.

[@jonbradley4044]

Fightmetric stats favored Shogun in every round except the 3rd. It was a clear 49-46 for Rua. Not the massive robbery people make it out to be but it was a bad decision bud, Shogun did enough to win.

[@madmaciek111]

Niesamowite umiejętności po obu stronach, refleks szybkosć dynamika i nieprzywidywalnosć. Piekny spektakl na naj wyższym poziomie...

[@victorzuri]

Beautiful knee strikes by Machida.

[@harvyarmada5466]

Rua's fighting stance look so cool, i thought he won this fight as well. But regardless this is a showing of elite strikibg from 2 elite strikers arguably the best of their era (and jon jones of course).

[@jonathanbradley4896]

The way he bobbed in rhythm and feinted with his lead hand was so smooth.

[@jgamesbr6461]

2 cascas grossas, lutasso, Lyoto foi melhor mesmo

[@pedroavelar3288]

Luta épica

[@wilson5396]

Os golpes do Shogun entraram com mais peso, os low kicks e um cruzado na cabeça. Mas o Machida conectou mais golpes na cabeça e no corpo, em especial as joelhadas de encontro. Aliás, com apenas uma joelhada, o Machida fez dobrar o Tito Ortiz e o Thiago Silva. Shogun tomou várias e resistiu muito bem. A resistência do Shogun é lendária.

[@nico5599]

Mas o Shogun andou pra frente e conectou os golpes mais fortes e pra mim foi um empate.

[@TheGuardianification]

Os dois estavam no auge. É muito legal ver tanto como cada um usa a sua arte marcial, como o estilos de lutar de cada um. Essa joelhada do Lyoto era linda e nunca mais vi alguém fazer igual.

[@lucasmendes9415]

VC É LOKO MELHOR LUTA DE TODOS NO UFC PQP.

[@tteodoro100]

Shogun takedown attempts were just waste of energy. Unbelievable how the coach has not adjusted that....

[@MsSkolath]

Sou muito fã do lyoto e fico feliz dele representar o brasil tao bem , um dia ainda quero encontrar com esse cara

[@passyourielts]

I used to think this was a robbery. Watching the highlights, I can see a good argument for Lyoto winning 1,3,5. Rogan was just screaming at Shoguns kicks, but Lyoto was actually nailing him in the face and with knees on counters - often at the same time. I think it was Rogan's commentary that made this a robbery. Kind of annoying on a repeat watch.

[@srico7313]

Cant wait to see Yuri vs Alex part 2 hopefully it will be half as good as LYOTO n SHOGUN.

[@MaroonedInDub]

Karate is a dynamic sport. Lyoto is a master and an ambassador. Great to watch him using karate to it's full potential. Brilliant.

[@andre193]

Lyoto e um samurai 🎉

[@rey43102]

Luta de dois samurais !!!!

[@karnicool]

The fifth round is actually really close. I'll give Machdia round 2,3 and 5 Great close fight.He landed some nasty knees I thought were the best shots of the round.

[@Lewks]

Good gravy MMA fighters are tough. A single one of those kicks or knees to the body would have probably had us sore and slow for days, and these guys ate countless. That bruising had to be bad next few days.

[@crazydiamond91]

horrific decision. This is what happens in UFC time and again.

[@fahadh5548]

Lyoto before this fight was a fighter everyone avoided. Enters Jon Jones few fights later.

[@ytmB4HyU4kUq]

People often forget that Shogun was an expert kickboxer, his muay thai was impeccable. To get the timing right on Lyoto almost every time just shows how sharp Rua was during his prime.

[@nogi7028]

Jon Jones attempted a homicide on these two fighters

[@gilbertopenedo145]

Alex Poatan para o Jones

[@UsuarioAnonimo-lw7ql]

Chama 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@_vinibecker_]

Is discusting how Rogan is biased when UFC wants a winner like wanted Shogun champion in that night

[@fabiomarquardt5449]

Shogun nessa época ainda tinha preparo físico para fazer 5 rounds em bom nível ainda mais contra Lyoto Machida. Época boa de assistir as lutas do UFC quando tínhamos esses lutões

[@Bill-Butcher]

Terrible decision. Shogun won clearly and I say that as a fan of both fighters.

[@andrewmartinez9992]

Machida was shocked he won

[@jonathanbradley4896]

Because he knew he'd been solved and outstruck

[@lukasuton2433]

if you like this watch Pride Shogun vs Nogeira (Rogerio)pride midelweight tournament 205lb

[@RicardoCaballero-df1ly]

Bello combate, fue ver a un peleador frente a su espejo.

[@KingZi-d2f]

Joe was abit biased on the commentary

[@mashunpamzimik8826]

Machida 100% right decision in this video

[@NipplesOfDestiny]

Welcome to the Machida era

[@tylerseto]

lol whoever thought this was close just look at the stats. 82-39 including 80-35 sig strikes.

[@jonathanbradley4896]

Makes me laugh seeing the Machida fanboys still try and justify this one to this day. It wasn't even that close, Shogun clearly won, even if you turn off commentary (because let's face it, starting in the 2nd round Rogan gets a huge boner for Shogun) it's clear as day.

[@turyginsax]

Очень близкий бой. Я бы дал ничью

[@Pyotr_Volodimirovich]

Lioto Mashina - Shotgun Rua

[@dustintorres6132]

I thought shogun was Sean Strickland for a moment

[@860phantom7]

This trilogy I believe this was, was awesome

[@jonathanbradley4896]

No they only fought twice.

[@860phantom7]

@@jonathanbradley4896 lol thanks. Who's your favorite fighter all time

[@jonathanbradley4896]

@@860phantom7 I'd put Shogun top 5, but my favourite is probably GSP, being from Canada his reign atop Welterweight was legendary.

[@BrunoHelderViolonista]

puta luta foda!! certeza que rolou muito dinheiro de aposta esse dia kkkkk 5 rounds de pura porrada

[@davisuper1714]

Shogun Fera mas Jones amassou ele

[@genepearson1231]

I would not want to be the one that decided who won this fight it was close. I always liked both of them they were very skilled at what they did

[@RodBrenno]

I'm a big fan of Machida, but in my opinion the decision of this fight was unfair, as Shogun was slightly more dominant.

[@nico5599]

I agree, Shogun moved forward the entire fight and connected the hardest kicks and punches. Great fighters.

[@giovannygallardo692]

Shogun won this fight leg kicks and octagon control was on point the whole night Lyoto had his moments but too far and in between

[@GeraldSlivka-sm7ts]

Dana gave Shogun an xtra $100k after this fight and an immediate rematch.. Shogun knocks him stiff in the rematch

[@marklayne1781]

Lyoto Machida got his ribs, leg and liver kicked almost every round. He knew he lost when they announced unanimous decision. He was surprised that he won. That's why he went to sleep in the 2nd fight. Got his @$$ kicked in both fights. Anyone who thinks Lyoto Machida won go get some bifocal glasses.

[@ConstantimeThetimepotus]

Alpha happened in a UFC event. it was like Ryu vs Saga.

[@marciolopes201]

Os dois mereciam vencer

[@rocha9158]

Lyoto muito superior ,mereceu a vitória

[@lionelhutz5137]

This should've been a split decision victory for Rua.

[@KalleLagerlof]

Shogun kicked the shit outta him

[@bigvirus8917]

they fought well, i thought the winner is shogun. however, the result was different. after that, in rematch, shogun did finish machida.

[@PoderdosJogos]

Torci pro muito mas claramente o shogun dominou está luta.

[@nestorparedes8201]

Shogun was the best

[@jordan9164]

This was a good fight. Don’t really care about this fight since Shogun won the second fight.

[@YOSEMITEVUE-fo9tu]

Lyoto Machida win

[@francross6134]

Cara esse tanto de cortes no vídeo da agonia

[@kevmocycling]

The announcer’s bias in favor of Rua was ridiculous. Rua missed more leg kicks than he landed.

[@jonbradley4044]

The fightmetric stats heavily favored Rua. Yes Rogan has a tendency to start talking up one fighter (especially leg kicks lol) but the fact is Shogun should have won this decision, not the worst robbery in UFC history by any means but it was a bad decision.

[@juvenalduarte9695]

Enfim, tamanho não é documento.

[@rolando.4423]

Shogun all day !

[@michaelspatz3455]

This is still one of the worst robberies I've ever seen in mma. I like Lyoto, but this was a travesty.

[@user-oi9dn4ej5g]

Back during a time when no one could solve the puzzle to beat machida. Shogun came in out of nowhere, dismantled the champ and friken got robbed.

[@KalleLagerlof]

out of nowhere??

[@user-oi9dn4ej5g]

@@KalleLagerlof yeah meaning that he came out from the shadows and did what no one could’ve expected, considering machida was at his absolute pinnacle beating everyone and looked unsolvable.

[@jonathanbradley4896]

​@@user-oi9dn4ej5gyeah Machida was seen as invincible at the time, but Shogun definitely didn't just "come out of nowhere" Pride fans were waiting for the berserker that won the 2005 Middleweight Grand Prix to show up after his awful showings against Griffin and Coleman, and when Shogun came out against Chucks Liddell and looked confident and fast again, we knew Machida wasn't going to have an easy fight. I remember telling people at the time who didn't know Pride that Shogun had a very good chance to win no one believed me.

[@user-oi9dn4ej5g]

@@jonathanbradley4896 coming out of nowhere meaning that when he made the transition from pride to ufc he had a less than stellar performance against forest griffin and lost. He then beat mark Coleman and chuck Liddell which changed the dynamic but I don’t think many people during that time thought he could dismantle Lyoto the way he did. I’ve been a fan of the Rua brothers for a very long time

[@paulgarage6783]

Foi muito injusto falar q o shogum ganhou essa luta , o lyoto depois daí questionou o karatê dele , claramente o lyoto ganhou, não era pra ave segunda luta , nao imediata

[@davidbergeron9865]

so many strikes. So little damage

[@Hollywood-vk3sw]

Na revanche Shogun quase matou o Lyoto.

[@lucifer1313]

Sim. E o Jones quase mata os dois . Grandes lutadores

[@Gauss777]

​​@@lucifer1313 e Gustaffson e Reyes macetaram jones. Jones é superestimado, só bateu em lutador menor que ele. Não merece o títulos dos pesados, pq ele não enfrentou o verdadeiro campeão. Lutou contra gane, que não tem chão, mas fugiu de Pavlovich, Aspinall e Ngannou.

[@Cryptonit]

Подкупной бой, шогун не бил его руками, а у него мощные удары, реванш хотели походу

[@lewisallen5838]

If you want to show us a fight, show us the whole fight!!!!!

[@chiconeis]

Shogun venceu claramente.

[@갓래]

약안한 존존스는 쉽게 이길텐데 아쉽다, 쇼군

[@jacobseed2123]

I can understand the decision being controversial, but Lyoto won this fight, I think most people give it to Shogun because of the clear bias of Joe Rogan and the other commentators

[@jonathanbradley4896]

He really didn't though, look up the fightmetric Stats. Shogun outlanded Lyoto in 4 out of 5 rounds. Rounds 2, 4 and 5 are clear Shogun rounds IMO, and round 1 in my books too. The only round Lyoto decisively won was round 3. Add in that Shogun was the aggressor for 95% of the fight and held the center of the cage (yes I know this is Lyotos style to circle and counter but part of the judging criteria is meant to be "aggression and octagon control") This was a pretty clear win for Rua I'd give it to Shogun 49-46 but if you give round 1 to Lyoto then it's still 48-47 Rua.

[@l963nnn2]

👍

[@Goatlikeitornot]

Biggest robbery ever

[@eduardoandrade6403]

Pra perder pro shogun tem que ser muito ruim, nunca vi ele ganhar ninguém

[@Imperian10bro]

Rampage jackson

[@bcomingCanNoy]

Shogun won

[@MaskSavesLives]

Empate

[@Александр-п4ш7е]

Странный бой , как будто дерутся школьники а не профессионалы 😂

[@Oquefazerdemelhor]

Lyoto ganhou

[@viniciusaugusto1927]

Pelas imagens o Shogun foi melhor 😂

[@lucasloyola4322]

Achei machida melhor... shogun estava dando bicudas correndo... cambaleou algumas vezes. Chutes inexpressivos. Lyoto n acusou em nenhum momento... muita estranho a condição do shogun nessa luta... muito forte, rápido, incansável e absorvendo tudo tranquilamente. Ufc queria shogun para o jones, era nítido. Essa luta foi unânime.

[@viniciusaugusto1927]

O Jones dps quase matou os dois 😂

[@guilhermeeduardo1213]

Assaltaran o Shogun coitado

[@john-j7e7e]

so the guy that runs away from the fight the whole time wins?

[@jimmy-o]

The sport is scored by points. If you are not there for your opponent to hit you they cannot score that point. There are also points awarded for octagon control, but when this fight happened the sport was in its "awkward teen state" of development.

[@andreluisdecampos6332]

RESULTADO ERRÔNEO...... CLARAMENTE O SHOGUN BATEU MAIS ....

[@sevenbender]

Nos 3 primeiros rounds shogun só conseguiu acertar um soco limpo e tomou vários diretos na cara enquanto se aproximava pra chutar. Sem contar as joelhadas no corpo e na cara que o Lyoto aplicou ! Lyoto venceu os três primeiros rounds e nem passou por perigo !

[@Bill-Butcher]

​@@sevenbenderPlease stop the glue sniffing 🙏

[@juanchobelgado9245]

WRONG DECISION SHIT...RUA WON UNANIMOUS

[@kipwright481]

Lyoto lost that fight

[@Naoite]

Machida venceu

[@chavez8789]

Esse shogun foi ridículo apostou numa estratégia lixo quase foi nocauteado tenta ganha no chupe com Lyoto insolente mesmo só tinha tamanho

[@londolly]

didnt look likev he won to me at all

[@jimmy-o]

That is a fair statement considering the abbreviated version of what was shown. Sadly, MMA scoring has been notoriously inconsistent with what others perceived as what the obvious outcome should be.