State of the Division: UFC 288

[@tescodeluxe1342]

Great video man, it's great to see someone admit they don't know everything about a fighter instead of just acting like they know everything

[@law2raw]

I agree with all/most of your takes, great video bro

[@davidkapelnikov8637]

Just found this channel, love these videos already. I like how you show film of every fighter as you make your predictions. Definitely makes you stand out as none of the top UFC youtubers do that. You should do these for every fight night too if you can.

[@minecraft0011master]

I think with sterling it follows the Charles Oliveira trend of being underestimated but when he got appreciated he lost same thing will happen here i believe henry is the better and smarter fighter but not much is left for us to find out

[@downthestairs2510]

Honestly, that’s probably a better comparison overall for sterling. I also kinda agree about cejudo, but I’m always tentative about picking fighters with long absences

[@jayquellin6583]

I don’t think Aljo is getting anywhere near the same love Olivera was getting from fans before he lost. You can’t deny his last 3 wins have been embarrassing. One of them he won the belt in a fight he was losing badly only cause of that DQ. The other one being a boring split decision win that many still thought he lost. And now the last one against TJ who came to the fight with one arm and aljo still managed to make it last for 2 rounds. I feel like the hate for him is WAY overblown, and I want to root for him so bad, but him celebrating after beating a one armed, out of shape fighter for 2 ROUNDS left a sour taste in my mouth. It’s like the dude is forever cursed to win fights he’s not supposed to only in the most embarrassing ways possible lmao

[@samuelneil2691]

I read the title as "state of the decision" when I saw belal on the thumbnail.

[@suzukirmz5679]

That viewer to subscriber ratio is crazy