The Worst Rule In MMA 

The fight with Henry is so fucking atrocious especially since Henry was at the perfect height to blast Aljo into the next dimension. UFC is gonna lose alot of viewers to ONE if they dont get more lenient with the rules (also #freethe12to6)

Aljo was the most boring champ ever, Belal will take that mantle if he beats Leon who is also incredibly boring 😂😂 glad we've got Aspinall because Leon's a terrible champion

Sterling never earned it

And one fc is already on the verge of being bankrupt..LOL ,they burning cash and also they absolutely dont pay fighters more..LOL thats a complete myth ,Adriano moraes got paid 50k total in the 3rd dj fight and thats the biggest mma fight in ones history..LOL ,Ufc pays that much on bonuses..Honestly UFc gets too much hate ,u have no mma if ufc doesnt exist and thats fact ,literally no company has been able to last for long ,strikeforce ,pride ,dream,bellator all gone ..Only UFc is thriving and thats cox they are paying the fighters what they deserve and not what they want..Stop whining

Have fun doing a technical get up if a wrestler can knee you in the face. Some wrestlers abuse the current rules but it would help grapplers too

Wrestler actualy love knee on the ground bro

Making grounded knees legal would only make grapplers more effective

@@Jujitard69420yes and no, islam uses his knees to hold you down, if he was able to knee to the head then he wouldn’t be able to trap your arm, and fighters would get up much quicker, plus you realize it benefits strikers more because they have a chance to throw the knee as they sprawl where as wrestlers will have to get the takedown in order to get a knee off

Wrestlers profit most from strikes to the back of the head being illegal. If they were legal, single leg take downs would become much more difficult.

Nah, this ones even worse because it blatantly favours grapplers as they aren't even needed to properly set up a takedown, they can just shoot from the outside, fail and then just get on their knees and not recieve any punishment because of that On the feet if you fail you are punished, if you don't set up a punch or a kick properly you can either get counterpunched or taken down But for this mfs they can just keep spamming takedowns and not worry about punishment if they just get on their knees, or even just touch the ground, people like Movsar Evloev and Aljamain Sterling wouldn't have half the success they have (Movsar would have lost against Arnold Allen and Aljamain would have never been champion or even managed to defend it, as their whole strategy relies upon the fact they cannot be punished if they fail a takedown) For the 12-6 elbow, the only thing that does is give people another angle from which to attack, it doesn't completely change the dynamic of a fight in favour of a particular fighting style

No

@@thirtythreeyears why not bro

​@@matierk637nice book you wrote

@@antonpoulsen7111 Indeed, it's what argumenting my points has, can't always make it short, but I prefer it that way, it's always better to give a well argumented opinion than just saying something without context, because even a child can do that

what the fuck does this mean?

@@copbutcher1312 1 champion mma. The Asian version of ufc...get on the ground like that and they will kick the living crap out of you

@@coreygardner1371 oh ur talkin about onefc...not 1 champion💀💀💀also i think soccer kicks are still illegal in one, its only knees to a grounded opponent which are legal

@@copbutcher1312it’s actually one championship, they haven’t been one fc for almost 10 years.

@@iamthagreatone4041 both are correct, theyre known as onefc and One Championship.

He's quite an hypocrite for that ngl, I agree with him on that statement, but when he's used the equivalent of that strategy this guard pullers in BJJ do for MMA (the using a favorable position to minimize the risks taken) he can't really talk about it annoying him

Pulling guard is different than getting illegally kneed to the head and getting neck surgery for it

​@@N-fl8zi there are risks in fight, if you aren't ready to face it , just don't fight

@@chaithanyagowda3130 Ik. But it’s not his fault it happened 💀 and what happened in the rematch?

@@chaithanyagowda3130he took the risk, and even after getting illegally striked he gave Yan the rematch and beat him

I was just about to say the same💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼. One is house of the martial arts.

They are very good to watch

Id rather watch flies fuck then watch a obscure one mma event..Kickboxing and muay thai is good..but mma?? LOL nah its ufc or nothing

I want to argue a little because you are right, but there is more to it. Folks lobbying on behalf of the corporate interest that owned the UFC(the Zuffa Brothers, I believe at the time), for complicated interests that were supporting to varying degrees primary stakeholders like Boxing that didn't want competition (John McCain and, "Human cock fighting")... I don't know-- I'm not an insider... I was just payingattention, but it seems like the gambling lobby really got the UFC out of Alabama Puerto Rico, and the Rez's. I can say that I have read interviews of Dana White talking about what sounds like a gambling addiction that seemed to glorify it in what reads like an advertisement thereafter... maybe that's a coincidence, but if so-- what other lobby was it, because they had to get congressional support

@@TreyYork1 the boxing lobby prevented sanctioning in many states but t Rorion Gracie very smartly implemented five rules to protect ground fighter! The side effect was Bjj success and Gracie schools everywhere

Does it ? Starts on the feet, after every round you get a free get up. Stopping someone kneeing to the head allows someone to get up against the cage much easier

@@skindred1888Control time being such a big factor helps grapplers a lot

@@EganCraft everyone is a grappler. It's MMA. Control time isn't nearly as good for scoring as it used to be.

@@skindred1888 I mean yea every UFC fighter is a competent grappler (to drastically varying degrees) but some people will abuse the control time scoring to just lay on top of their opponents without going for a submission

Not grapplers specifically. Just bjj practitioners. Knees to the head of a downed opponent would completely change the game for wrestlers.

One good hit and you end up in a wheelchair the rest of your life.. But atleast you had fun.

ppl can go unconscious standing? but got forbid they go sleep on the ground

The entire sport is watching 2 men trying to kill each other

its an arbitrary rule when you can do the exact some move when the fighter is standing, either ban all knees to the head or let them all be legal

Staying safe by doing nothing, and not engaging isn't entertainment, in a fight if you can't entertain the audience just leave

I watch the sport because I want people to do combat, not play by rules. If I wanted to watch people play a sport fighting each other, I’d watch boxing or judoka competitions.

​@@beefofboyin another organisation, they allowed head kicks whilst grounded when the ref says it was okay...which...was obviously dumb as fuck 😂 Dunno how you could regulate it, but being on the ground for saying 5-10 seconds then allowing kicks/knees could be good. Stops the obvious soccer kicks after they've been knocked down/knocked out, but potentially weeds out the gameplan of having their hand on the ground