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🤔⚖️ Joe Rogan suggests the UFC should implement random weigh-ins for fighters to prevent extreme weight cuts: “Weight cutting is the grossest thing in MMA. [The UFC] should figure out a way to stop it. The way to prevent it, I would say, is: ‘Everybody, here’s your mandate. Nobody...

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Фото профиля Chaosreigns
Chaosreigns4 дней назад

That's moronic. They should weigh in the day of the fight. That simple.

Фото профиля Antonio Esguerra
Antonio Esguerra4 дней назад

Have never been a fan of weight manipulation. I’m a nobody but I imagine fighters would be in such a better mood during training camps if all they had to focus on was training for their opponent. There’s just too many weight bullies in combat sports.

Фото профиля Esteban Razo
Esteban Razo4 дней назад

This is a terrible idea, tough weight cuts are literally the decision of the fighter. Grown adults who consent to it. Highschool kids make weight for free, these guys are supposed to be professional. You don’t want to struggle then move up a weight class or two.

Фото профиля Sal D’amato
Sal D’amato3 дней назад

or you could just make it so that you can’t be 10 pounds over your weight class on fight night. 155ers are usually 170 in there, welterweights are 180-190, middleweights show up at 200-220 and light heavyweights can be from 210-240. It’s all retarded make pretend anyways

Фото профиля Neelesh
Neelesh3 дней назад

I hate weight cuts , you are fighting for 155 belt but on fight night you are not 155 this madness should stop

Фото профиля Temür Börü
Temür Börü4 дней назад

There are many fighters like Paddy who likes the get much heavier out of the camp.

Фото профиля c
c4 дней назад

it's called a rehydration clause and yes it should be implemented because fk the weight bullies and obliterating your mitochondria over and over to keep it competitive

Фото профиля mawmaw
mawmaw4 дней назад

There is no way to stop it. Everybody would still get a way to escape that and that makes it even more risky

Фото профиля x. user
x. user4 дней назад

Jk because he is not me maybe

Фото профиля Simon Flynn
Simon Flynn4 дней назад

Try that with Paddy Pimblett no chance of sticking to that, to say Rogan has been commentating since day 1 he comes out with some ridiculous ideas about MMA

Фото профиля Julian C.
Julian C.3 дней назад

Isn't it easier to just weigh in right before the fight?

Фото профиля African Farmer
African Farmer4 дней назад

"[The UFC] should figure out a way to stop it." - same story for 10-15 years now. Happening any second now xD

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