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Why Didn't Uriah Hall Live Up To The Hype? 

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Why Didn't Uriah Hall Live Up To The Hype?
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@az8039
@az8039 Год назад
I trained with Uriah hall at fortis, I was brand new and I made a passing comment about wanting to lose 10 lbs. Dude after class sat down with me for 15 minutes and just gave me weight cutting advice and helped me figure out my macros. Just the nicest and Chillest guy.
@kingkazma5937
@kingkazma5937 Год назад
Weight cutting?
@southpawpanda4447
@southpawpanda4447 Год назад
I also trained with him and he sat down with me for 15 minutes talking about the art of wheel kicking and macros. Sweet guy
@coolbreeze3793
@coolbreeze3793 Год назад
@@southpawpanda4447 do a spinning wheel kick right now, in orthodox stance.
@codytremblay7929
@codytremblay7929 Год назад
🧢
@az8039
@az8039 Год назад
@@kingkazma5937 yeah like weight loss
@christopherhegarty1565
@christopherhegarty1565 Год назад
Part of me thinks that Uriah really didn't like hurting people
@ItsTheAtomicGamer
@ItsTheAtomicGamer Год назад
Some say he got gunshy after the scary Adam Cella knockout on TUF. Don't really know how true that is though
@mostdavestdave69
@mostdavestdave69 Год назад
It rocked him a little you could tell. This has been my theory for a long time as well. I remember him just freezing through a few fights and loosing to much less talented guys.
@mostdavestdave69
@mostdavestdave69 Год назад
@@ItsTheAtomicGamer it's true. Dana even complained that the guy won't let his hands go.
@thenedsmmachannel8970
@thenedsmmachannel8970 Год назад
@@ItsTheAtomicGamer he still destroyed his next 2 opponents. It was all mental once he was out of the TUF house
@kingblue3534
@kingblue3534 Год назад
He reminds me of Rory McDonald they lose there killer instict bec the damage those guys are causing
@Brandon-rb4sm
@Brandon-rb4sm Год назад
It’s oddly poetic. Uriah, who was compared to Anderson beats him and then beats the first guy to beat Silva in the ufc the same way that he got beat
@LordCrucius
@LordCrucius Год назад
He was also the first one to beat uriah
@patricklutherwinchester4260
Uriah was next to suffer the infamous Anderson Silva Chris Weidman leg break 🦵
@hakr4751
@hakr4751 Год назад
You know, the most surprising thing is, chris and hall have fought before like 10 years ago
@TheChosenMoose01
@TheChosenMoose01 Год назад
@@hakr4751 And Chris won that fight, so it's like a UFC square instead of a triangle lol
@ttg8966
@ttg8966 Год назад
That’s actually crazy not poetic. Silva snapped his leg with Chris checking it Nd then Chris snapped his leg with Uriah check. Chris even tho a good guy put his hand up like he was celebrating the win running around after what happened to Silva nd that happening to him is fucking nuts
@erichmyles4481
@erichmyles4481 Год назад
The only guy I've ever seen who seems more devastated by his victories than his losses, Even Roxanna Modaferri loved the competition enough that it outweighed her happy spirit. There's nothing wrong with being too kind to be a cage fighter tho, I wish him well in the next step of his career. I've followed him from the beginning.
@Schismatic1336
@Schismatic1336 Год назад
I think you said that first part backwards bro.
@erichmyles4481
@erichmyles4481 Год назад
@@Schismatic1336 hot damn you right and the autocorrect made it Roxanna lmao thanks for the heads up.
@Brandon-rb4sm
@Brandon-rb4sm Год назад
Junior dos Santos also looks like a murder in the cage but is super friendly outside of it.
@wl7291
@wl7291 Год назад
He just didn't have the competitive fire for some reason, he said himself that Chael really talked him into confidence. He really needed to seek a sports psychologist to get him to be able to be fired up for fights cuz he always started so slow.
@CriTicOfsOrts
@CriTicOfsOrts Год назад
that spinning heel kick is still the most brutal looking knockout ive seen
@knoname7778
@knoname7778 Год назад
Uriah had such potential but it was his mental blocks that impeded his progression.
@rogelioarteaga7423
@rogelioarteaga7423 Год назад
Yeah it just seemed like he never really worked on his cardio, takedown defense, defensive footwork, or counter striking.
@moresomoze
@moresomoze 4 месяца назад
He was never the same after that tuf wheel kick that almost killed that dude.
@knoname7778
@knoname7778 4 месяца назад
@@moresomoze agreed 💯 he never was the same after that
@whiskowinter2249
@whiskowinter2249 2 дня назад
Having sympathy and compassion for human life after you feared that you almost accidentally killed a person is not a mental block, it is staying true to yourself
@knoname7778
@knoname7778 2 дня назад
@@whiskowinter2249 sure, I agree, if it's about living in normal society. It's not such a good mentality to have if you're a professional fighter competing on a professional level.
@SalmonKid7
@SalmonKid7 Год назад
I remember Uriah’s interview with the Schmo before his fight with Andre Muniz where he was talking about being in the title picture after this win and how styles make fights. At the time I just chalked it up to fighter talk, but this video puts that interview in a different perspective to me. It felt like Uriah was trying to convince himself he was a high caliber fighter rather than us. Uriah has produced so many memorable moments in this sport, it’s really unfortunate he could never develop his mentality in line with his skills.
@rearnakedchoke8913
@rearnakedchoke8913 Год назад
Also during his JRE podcast he had mentioned going through a bad breakup where his girlfriend cheated on him at his own house.
@ColdDream224
@ColdDream224 5 месяцев назад
Wow. I did not know that, but I'm not surprised. I've noticed that tends to happen to sensitive guys.
@constablekennedy7705
@constablekennedy7705 26 дней назад
@@ColdDream224Men Guarding Their Own Wallets for the W
@3PostmanPat
@3PostmanPat Год назад
I’m a big fan of the MMA Fan sport even though I don’t follow it to the T but I always wondered what happened to Hall. As I remember when he first arose to the scene, everyone thought of him to be the next big thing. Atleast hes able to retire healthy & made some money for his family.
@7777carlosf
@7777carlosf Год назад
His heart is too pure. He used to cry after knocking guys out because of his deep empathy. When he first started, people were saying he could beat the best middleweights on the planet who were anderson silva and chris weidman at the time. Even though he didnt fully live up to his hype, he did meet that expectation at least
@Schismatic1336
@Schismatic1336 Год назад
Excellent topic!!! I remember him on TUF. Highlight of the ages!!! And Chael's Anderson comment was on the same level as Joe's Machida era comment😂😂
@luibond9418
@luibond9418 Год назад
to be fair there are so many of these " the next silva etc. " cases . I'm happy for Urijah and I hope that he enjoys whatever he does next. MMA is such a tough sport
@afrobladerunner5471
@afrobladerunner5471 Год назад
@kiiyonkimura I agree with everything your saying the only thing I disagree with is with the Sean Strickland fight. The first punch Uriah absorbed broke his orbital and he was unable to see Strickland. Which is a damn shame because if he had beat Sean he would have got a shot at Izzy and let's face it in another reality Uriah Hall beats Israel by KO.
@madgavin7568
@madgavin7568 Год назад
Uriah isn't KO'ing Izzy in any universe. Izzy is too good of a striker.
@afrobladerunner5471
@afrobladerunner5471 Год назад
@@madgavin7568 my guy in sorry to tell you but Uriah vs Izzy was the fight to make and yes Izzy is a fantastic striker. Just never count out primetime. I could see the fight going ither way but I still think in my opinion Uriah wins that fight cuz it matters.
@madgavin7568
@madgavin7568 Год назад
@@afrobladerunner5471 Uriah in this timeline had nothing for Izzy. Too gun-shy, lacks the cardio to go the distance, not enough variety or creativity in his striking, not enough fight IQ. Izzy picks him apart, but peeps won't admit because they dislike the Gynobender.
@karnage2948
@karnage2948 Год назад
The greatest talent to never actually show his talent
@Reyma777
@Reyma777 Год назад
Hall could have been a title challenger [or maybe even a champ] if he could consistently pull the trigger. In some of his fights, Hall was very clearly losing until he basically decided to KO his opponents. I’m pretty confident had Hall beat Strickland, we would have gotten Adsenya vs Hall title fight. I wouldn’t have favoured Hall over Adsenya, but earning a title is accolade in itself. Hall while not the most consistent fighter, had a good career in my opinion.
@davidng8870
@davidng8870 Год назад
I remember one time he was gonna fight Yoel and he was aggressively calling him out which was very uncharacteristic. Too bad the fight didn’t go ahead but prolly a good thing for Uriah
@dutchymon
@dutchymon Год назад
He just does not want to hurt, or hurt others anymore, he is peace and love now , Hare Krishna!
@jdlambo6926
@jdlambo6926 5 месяцев назад
I knew a guy just like him in high school. Could have been a professional football player, could have beat anyone’s ass that messed with him but his heart wouldn’t let him go all out. He for real didn’t want to hurt someone even someone trying to hurt him.
@jordanthornton9122
@jordanthornton9122 Год назад
He almost killed that one dude and he never gave it his full ever again most ppl don’t understand when u hurt someone really bad behind combat sports it takes something away from you it’s like u lose that killer instinct you get afraid to really hurt a man again
@paulcox2447
@paulcox2447 Год назад
Pure strikers never live up to the hype in MMA because striking is eventually a game where you get caught. Striking lets you KO people in a flashy way, but they can do it to you too. It's pretty rare to never get caught
@bromoenook356
@bromoenook356 Год назад
Except izzy
@juangringo3906
@juangringo3906 10 месяцев назад
@@bromoenook356 Oh he got caught. He also hasnt faced top level wrestlers unless you want to say Jan is who beat him 4-1. Theres a cpl of elite wrestlers coming up in the MW division. Izzy will never see that MW belt again once they get to the top which is gonna be real soon. If hes lucky the UFC will let him fight the winner of Jiri/Poatan but after losing to Sean I doubt it but we'll see. Not saying youre wrong because he did live up to the hype but those days are nearly over. Of course he could be like McNuggets and just take big money fights occassionaly but his championship era isnt fading but I hope he gets one last shot at the LHW belt. Either Jiri or the UFC trilogy fight between Poatan would bring in huge numbers while also being very controversial.
@smexdmx6680
@smexdmx6680 Год назад
Good points, as always. So much respect for Any cage fighter, their toughness, courage and heart. Hall didn't have much gas tank, he seemed to "quit" sometimes especially the last few years...and he zones out ! You can see it on the stool between rounds, nonechalant, unresponsive, unfocused, kinda not motivated, then he never worked on his wrestling, or wrestling defense at least !!! In any case it never evolved for some reason, guys just knew to take him down, hold him down and grind a finish or a decision... Still one entertaining fighter we had the privilege to watch You might be on to something that he's a "Nice guy" lol.
@Scara_Atomic
@Scara_Atomic Год назад
Imagine if Uriah had Jones or Peter's mind set
@chaosdromanah8620
@chaosdromanah8620 Год назад
Imagine if Uriah have a Killer Instinct.....
@mileshouse6671
@mileshouse6671 Год назад
i was literally just talking to my friend about this
@chlorophyll6154
@chlorophyll6154 Год назад
Hey Kiyoon love your freakin' video man Can you do how good was - Josh Barnett - Andrew Tate - Dan Severn
@cas5213
@cas5213 Год назад
You nailed it. I said the exact same thing. Too good hearted to hurt people
@AirLancer
@AirLancer Год назад
I always liked that guy, regardless of his W/L.
@waynemorgan6153
@waynemorgan6153 Год назад
There's also the fact that he isn't very young but most MMA strikers not in the heavyweight division that achieve a consistent level of success are either very proficient counter strikers or if they do lean more heavy on proactive offense like Hall have a complimentary wrestling pedigree to accompany it so they aren't as susceptible to takedowns and can mix up on offense.
@Drpepperspray1010
@Drpepperspray1010 Год назад
Every time someone says “The next Tyson”, “next Silva”, “next Ali”, etc, I wanna punch them in the mouth. There will never be a “next”, there will only ever be that 1 legendary fighter whether it’s Silva, Tyson, whoever.
@Bboosted
@Bboosted Год назад
Short answer: that TUF spinning back kick fucked his head up
@toxicgoat341
@toxicgoat341 Год назад
Uriah didn't have the heart He cried after beating Silva Was depressed at the weidman leg break
@javilo2797
@javilo2797 Год назад
Too much heart
@ItzJuztMeYo
@ItzJuztMeYo Год назад
Uriah was the nice guy that can still fuk u up sad to see him retire
@justdafax
@justdafax Год назад
Saw this dude at the barbershop, one of the chillest people I've ever met, and would not know he was a fighter based on his look. We were laughing about life and talking about ford bronco's..think he lives in dallas, at least thats where i ran into him. The barber actually broke the ice on him getting a new car after he beat up on leveon bell in his exhibition boxing match. And he actually spoke on the silva fight and said that he was such a humble cool guy and he didn't want to have to beat his idle like that...
@CouchDoritos
@CouchDoritos Месяц назад
Who cares about being the best fighter in the world if you gotta kill your heart to do it? The novelty of fame and glory fade quickly but the memories of the people you hurt don't. I think Mr. Hall is a better human for seeing what becoming the best would mean and turning away. It takes real strength to listen to your heart instead of caving to all the external pressure telling you to be the greatest and whatnot.
@Lee-ic2yn
@Lee-ic2yn Месяц назад
EXACTLY A lot of these guys (Sean Strickland) are just bad people in general Uriah is not one of them
@allenjohnson4938
@allenjohnson4938 Год назад
To me he had the ability to be a great fighter with a mindset to match. the Rub is that fighting only goes down with one opponent at a time meaning you don't have to be the most rounded fighter in order to implement a sound strategy. BUT in Order to Advance in the UFC you have to make a show of it! The ability to be callous enough about a sport that's been so good to/for him yet at the same time incentivizes taking that good fortune away from the opponents by Doing them "Serious" Damage. It creates a unique space for sum1 like Hall who for all intents and purposes is too good at that objective. It doesn't leave much room for grace/mercy which robs him of being a good person. its the difference between you losing a match but its also the threat of losing/taking someones life/livelihood and thats normal looking at a lawyer movie...should be applicable here too. They didn't/couldnt pay him enough to fight as if he was gonna take people out the game (possibly permanently) so they benched him like major music labels did the Clipse or Lupe's albums. If you won't play ball like we want then you won't at all until your contract is up and your old(er). He's still relatively young and healthy so All the highest Hopes for the "Reluctant Reaper"! P.S. I watched that Ultimate fighter eps. and it was a 'Perfect" Kick. It was So good Everybody shut because they were in Awe!
@KoaCycles
@KoaCycles Месяц назад
I’m not gonna lie , I understand the gun shyness, to a degree. I used to train a lot when I was younger and had a few fights, it was amateurs so it was kinda like, in any given fight the skill gap between opponents can be massive , but technically they’re both ‘amateurs’ so they have to compete, even though 1 guy has 6 years of training and the other guy has 6 months.. so yeah lots of time which I was fighting someone who had absolutely no reason to be in that ring, and bc of that I’d hold back A LOT. almost to a detriment. But when even I fought someone on the same level, it was a great fight.
@turtleking598
@turtleking598 Год назад
It was over 30 seconds after he KO'd Adam and realized he didn't like hurting people
@hi-techrev145
@hi-techrev145 2 месяца назад
I was hyped for Uriah Hall even before he was on UFC, he was so skilled and agile.. When he came to UFC, i thought he gotta be a champion one day, but after seeing his face when he knocked out his opponent, i genuinely doubt he has the heart..
@Lee-ic2yn
@Lee-ic2yn Месяц назад
He's just not an asshole
@karimmohamed2891
@karimmohamed2891 Год назад
I'm gonna miss this Man
@enricobreveglieri397
@enricobreveglieri397 Год назад
Still one of my favourite fighters ever
@Ziggsinablanket
@Ziggsinablanket 4 месяца назад
When he almost killed that guy in Ultimate fighter with the kick, I thought he was going to be the next Jon Jones.
@dattrax7
@dattrax7 Год назад
Love his exciting fighting style. Great topic and answer.
@MRios1128
@MRios1128 Год назад
Uriah complaining about fighter pay, while also being one of the most inconsistent fighters in the history of the UFC, is absolutely hysterical.
@depthsofhell
@depthsofhell Год назад
Its easy what went wrong in his first 2-3 years in ufc he was like i dont know if i have it in me to hurt someone im a martial artist and even though its somewhat true the fact is by the time he realized that those things werent winning him anything it was too late...from talking about title fights earlier this year to fighting leveon bell..at least hes getting paid so good on that
@Brandon-rb4sm
@Brandon-rb4sm Год назад
La’Veon Bell is going to get strached by this man.
@DbolOnlyGangster
@DbolOnlyGangster Год назад
He simply just didn’t have enough talent . He’s a phenomenal fighter but he just didn’t deliver when he was supposed to. It’s not like some grave mystery
@valrossi156
@valrossi156 Год назад
Lmao love the comment. It is a mystery though u can't go from a monster to a mouse something changes
@bromoenook356
@bromoenook356 Год назад
Ya
@DbolOnlyGangster
@DbolOnlyGangster Год назад
@@valrossi156 the levels of competition changed . Adam from the ultimate fighter is a nobody . He’s only known bc he almost died on camera . Anyone else , Uriah ended up not really doing well against . He had a good fight against Chris weirdman but he ended up snapping his shit and honestly hasn’t looked good at all since he fought kelvin like 5 years ago
@jbk19xx57
@jbk19xx57 Год назад
Fair assessment.
@jdlambo6926
@jdlambo6926 5 месяцев назад
This guy had the absolute worst luck as far as hurting people! He didn’t even have to try and he’d hurt someone, Chris weidman.
@TristanBarnes-gr9wt
@TristanBarnes-gr9wt Месяц назад
I think him almost killing people especially with that spinning back kick, you can see it in his eyes, it hurt him, as much as the guy snoring and having the sound of death.
@SnazzySneakers
@SnazzySneakers Год назад
It’s hard to get in the ring and want to fight someone you don’t know, I have struggled with this myself and it cost me my last match.
@vincentabayon4020
@vincentabayon4020 7 месяцев назад
I like urijah hall for being explosive type of striker
@benzeltser
@benzeltser Год назад
Uriah is a talented fighter but in my opinion his big wins were more flukey and he kinda lived off his career of being explosive in the tuf house. Credit to him, but he’s not a technical fighter and is pretty one dimensional, probably on the same level as a juaquin Buckley. Which isn’t that bad honestly, but I don’t think it spells good things for his upcoming boxing fight.
@bromoenook356
@bromoenook356 Год назад
True
@rajunaidu7751
@rajunaidu7751 Год назад
”hes a really good guy”: Uriah after losing a fight ”if you want to be good at this sport you cant be a nice guy you need to want to win and be upset if you don't”: Dana White after talking to Uriah after he lost a fight
@jl_finesse
@jl_finesse Год назад
Wow this video needed to be made...
@MasterWooten
@MasterWooten Год назад
In a word ... grappling. Far too many of these strikers think that they can ignore wrestling and B.J.J. and win and the reality is that without being able to take a man down effectively or defend against the same you will lose too many fights and not even crack the top 5 of any of the UFC weight classes. Even taking his "mental game" into consideration, had he been a good grappler then he would have survived even thrived taking guys down and simply sitting on them for wins.
@breakdancerQ
@breakdancerQ 7 месяцев назад
He simply wasn't as good as some of the hype he got. Don't get me wrong, he still is a very good fighter for sure, but mental issues or not I don't that wouldn't change the result he had against top the guys he's faced. Brunson, Whittaker, Strickland, Costa, Mousasi, Gastelum, those were all beasts in their own right, he was never just gonna go passed them like that.
@riffgroove
@riffgroove Год назад
Because he was, and is, too nice a guy for the Octagon. He was always really upset when he thought he had seriously injured someone. You have to have a genuine killer's instinct to be a professional fighter, amd Uriah didn't have that.
@kenswireart88
@kenswireart88 Год назад
Uriah came into the game later in life. Had he gotten his debut in his 20s he'd have had a longer time to reign..he got some good pay outs. Close to $300000 for winning Anderson Silva.
@elrifle24
@elrifle24 Год назад
He had no ground game. He didn’t know how to control himself In sparring and that made no one want to work him. Why would anyone want to train with a guy throwing hard spin kicks in sparring?
@ilovesam1705
@ilovesam1705 Год назад
He's flashy when the stars align, but not flashy enough to beat all people, mental or physical, just not good enough... Just not good enough. But he's good
@cafemaco85
@cafemaco85 Год назад
"A perfectly crafted gun without the trigger" that's a sharp description of the problem with someone like Hall and other reticent fighters.
@TheKing-tl8si
@TheKing-tl8si 4 месяца назад
People were to scared to stand up with him they took him down constantly and almost straight away.
@NORTH02
@NORTH02 Год назад
I love your videos, you should get a better background
@parkswarkentin9336
@parkswarkentin9336 Год назад
Sick
@tuchill
@tuchill 3 месяца назад
Am I tripping or do you have the Seinfeld apartment set behind you 🤔 ?
@someirishbloke5658
@someirishbloke5658 Год назад
He was a killer who didn't like to kill
@spartan5271
@spartan5271 Год назад
juiced kiyon 🥤
@christopherhegarty1565
@christopherhegarty1565 Год назад
Secret juice
@valrossi156
@valrossi156 Год назад
Lols kinda does look like he's estrogen levels ain't in check.lmqo
@respha9925
@respha9925 Год назад
Uriah simply was not as good as everyone thought. He didnt have the mentality or elite striking and ground game neccessary to hang with the best, even the Mousasi win can be written as a fluke.
@domanisarapeggio
@domanisarapeggio Год назад
Best spinning kick in UFC history.
@CamronWiltshire
@CamronWiltshire Год назад
Have Uriah on a future video. Guy is a legend.
@ALPHABRAVO487
@ALPHABRAVO487 6 месяцев назад
Uriah in my opinion is the best fighter in ufc history, he just did not want to hurt people, as he said if he could tell his young version " it is okay to kill those motherfuckers", back then he just had a good kind heart
@Lee-ic2yn
@Lee-ic2yn Месяц назад
Agreed Never seen anyone as good as him
@yakob9672
@yakob9672 9 дней назад
@@Lee-ic2yn dumbass comment, he had average boxing and not a great ground game. Just because he had a couple great highlight reel KO's doesn't make him the greatest fighter in UFC history lmao. The claim that he wasn't some incredible champion because "he didn't want to hurt people' its the stupidest take that people have taken way out of proportion. He just wasn't a good enough well rounded fighter to beat the top level guys consistently.
@SpeedBleed
@SpeedBleed Год назад
Uriah lived in an age before Dana White Privilege. Uriah Halls skills + Modern day trash talk. Recipe for a Mega Star
@rezarfar
@rezarfar Год назад
Uriah didn't belong in a cage hurting people, he should have been a doctor or something that involved helping people, his calling was never to be a fighter and there is nothing wrong with that, i wish him the best in his life, i know he'll probably do great things whatever he does, it just can't be fighting related, he isn't built for that on the inside.
@edkun456
@edkun456 Год назад
Looking big, king
@kurtbertrand1333
@kurtbertrand1333 Год назад
I think that kid would was bullied is still there. He learned marital arts for the love and self defense. I don't think he did it for the sport of combat. I'm sure he enjoy some of it but he has the heart of a destroyer. He has the skill has one. I bet he will be a great teacher and he should look into movies. He can probably do some fight scenes
@rally_chronicles
@rally_chronicles Год назад
Edit this nonsense
@kurtbertrand1333
@kurtbertrand1333 Год назад
@@rally_chronicles do it for me and I'll replace it.
@rally_chronicles
@rally_chronicles Год назад
@@kurtbertrand1333 can't, then you won't learn anything son. Ain't no gib me dat over here.
@kurtbertrand1333
@kurtbertrand1333 Год назад
@@rally_chronicles welp I guess, you just have to live with it there. Since you are the only one to respond to it.
@CDN296
@CDN296 5 месяцев назад
Yeah that heel kick changed him
@hardnewstakenharder
@hardnewstakenharder Год назад
He was over hyped by the UFC looking to cash in on a new star, simple as that. His skills were always the same.
@adeyiwunmi
@adeyiwunmi Год назад
Aldo video Kiiyon
@yamjam7434
@yamjam7434 Год назад
As a hall fan… it was never easy to like him till the end.. I’m glad he ended it and congrats to him for winning his boxing match
@levid5102
@levid5102 Год назад
How good was Gary Goodridge?
@ericwango
@ericwango Год назад
Uriah hall is so talented, but he doesn’t have the killer mindset, he’s just too nonchalant sometimes.
@gerardlorden7576
@gerardlorden7576 Год назад
Is he in Seinfeld’s crib 😂
@rennohara376
@rennohara376 Год назад
Thank you for not forggeting uriah i fell no one is talking about him
@thisisacrummyname
@thisisacrummyname Год назад
After his head kick he felt guilty from then on & didn’t give 100% for them on
@Tasiturne
@Tasiturne Год назад
I'm more of a wrestling fan but i discovered your Channel with the '' how good was ?" series a few months back and thank you for helping me learn more about MMA history ! 🙏 (If anyone have a suggestion of where to look if you want to learn more about MMA/UFC etc that would be cool !) 👍
@chindub6563
@chindub6563 Год назад
There are several full pride events on RU-vid they were bigger then the ufc in the beginning I am talking selling out 80,000 seats in Japan might be a good place to start my friend
@Schismatic1336
@Schismatic1336 Год назад
MMAonPoint is an excellent channel on RU-vid!!!
@Tasiturne
@Tasiturne Год назад
@@chindub6563 thanks !
@Tasiturne
@Tasiturne Год назад
@Philosophy_First i don't think it's useful or cool to look down on ppl for liking something that you don't like, giving me suggestion would be better 👍 And as Homer Simpson would Say '' I enjoy all the meats of our cultural stew''
@Cainb23
@Cainb23 Год назад
I mean I supremely respect him for how he handles those situation especially the weidman leg snap. Fighters that cheer cause they got an easy win after something like that happens are complete losers and why I root for Dustin Poirier to lose every fight now and literally jump up and down cheering everytime he loses especially when it’s a big loss man I love it.
@patricklutherwinchester4260
Good thing he didn't fall victim to the infamous Anderson Silva Chris Weidman leg break incidents.
@steffanofumo
@steffanofumo Год назад
He had all the physical attributes but mentally something was missing, even in sparring you could see when things wouldn’t go his way he would blast his sparring partners with full power spinning side kicks and then act surprised when they were folded on the ground like it was a accident.
@kaiser7437
@kaiser7437 Год назад
Sorry Kiiyon -Uriah Hall
@GoddessLadyRei
@GoddessLadyRei Год назад
I was surprised he did as well as he did.
@bromoenook356
@bromoenook356 Год назад
Urijah was really good he is in middleweight a kiler division he didn’t really not live up to anything he wasn’t there as a mma to beat the people he needed he wouldn’t of beat izzy either or Robert or Paulo or Romero all absolute legends
@orinorio1
@orinorio1 Год назад
The UFC didn't hype him up it was the fans. The casual fans thought he was amazing due to him beating Sliva. Of course listening to Joe Rogan promoting Hall also added to it. Truth is Uriah was never good enough to beat the elite. What big name did he beat that shocked the MMA world ? I always wondered where the hype came from then understood it was from casual or young fans who watched him beat Sliva.
@pjay450
@pjay450 Год назад
None the less he did have victories over Gegard Mousasi, Thiago Santos and Aung La Nsang. I believe if he left UFC he could have been a champion elsewhere.
@isaacreyes2954
@isaacreyes2954 Год назад
B4 i see the video. i think when he nearly killed a guy on ultimate fighter it kind of put a mental block on his skills.
@kevenquinlan
@kevenquinlan Год назад
This is already well documented. I don't like fighting, even when someone pisses me off. You have to have an element of a psychopath to enjoy fighting people= he didn't have that. Great fighter though.
@Chuwopington
@Chuwopington Год назад
Seinfeld apartment🤣
@ericedwardsthecomic
@ericedwardsthecomic Год назад
how about an episode about Bonner or Karo Paresian
@teengohanssj2109
@teengohanssj2109 Год назад
I think that Spinning hook kick finish is why he didn't live up to his full potential
@bjwkusgxjdks
@bjwkusgxjdks 2 месяца назад
Poor man Uriah..
@morganjacob1195
@morganjacob1195 Год назад
Well that wasn't the first or last time Chael was wrong.
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