Sage Northcutt Admits What He Should’ve Done Sooner 

Lot of guys confuse toughness with being a jackass, but a real man knows to conduct himself appropriately and be civil.

@@brianmitchell22 Like Uncle Chael

Sounds like you were bullied

@@mhutch5082 you sound like a bum talking big behind his keyboard

Nate Diaz, Mike Perry and all the other pos that make our sport look bad better take notes.

But has he gotten better?

4 years to recover from one punch. Crazy.

@drwllceTheir comment wasn’t malicious 🤦‍♂️

Are youre eyes closed?? Look at that side of his face. It will never be like before. It looks destroyed.

@@patrickdane8452 I guess that's what happens when you have Ronda rousey head movement.

It takes two to tango

​@@heresthethingyouguys racist

​@@heresthethingyouguys reason why we should avoid using the phrase "it takes two to tango" is that it can suggest that both parties in a situation are equally responsible for the outcome, even when one party may have more power or control than the other. In situations where there is a power imbalance or where one party is being victimized or exploited, it is important to recognize that the responsibility for the situation lies primarily with the party in the more powerful position. Using the phrase "it takes two to tango" in these situations can be dismissive of the harm being done and can shift the blame onto the victim or the less powerful party. It is important to approach these situations with sensitivity and awareness, and to avoid using language that can minimize or excuse harm

@@NRC613 You're funny.

​@@sukhdevr3489 it's true The phrase "it takes two to tango" has often been misappropriated and utilized to justify colonial actions, particularly against indigenous peoples. In the context of English settlers taking land from indigenous inhabitants, the phrase has been employed to insinuate that both parties played a role in the land appropriation, thus attempting to absolve the colonizers of sole responsibility. This exploitation of the idiom undermines the historical reality of the power imbalance between the colonizers and the indigenous communities, and perpetuates racist stereotypes that delegitimize the indigenous peoples' suffering and marginalization. It is crucial to understand the historical context and implications of such phrases, and to be cautious in their usage, in order to prevent further perpetuation of discriminatory attitudes..

Thompson Vs Northcutt, make it happen Dana!!!

@@waterhot80 What would be the opposite of the BMF belt?

@@rong2912 the NMF belt. Someone already gave that to Wonderboy (...may have been the Schmo, now that I think about it) Nicest Mo Fo belt

honour from karate 🥋

​@@rong2912you must be new. Wonderboy already holds the nmf belt

That would create a super black hole

​@@rakim126 we may have the answers to space and time if this happens. Come on Schmo

That would be funny

Yin Yang

He's super friendly, love him

Sage "Wonderboy" Northcutt

And sounds just like Wonderboy

I always said Sage would eventually come back ready I truly believe he is

Could be fake

I know what the profile picture is from lol. Based.

Sadly

no thats darren till

Why would he say that? Bit of dumb comment pal

He's 27 though