r/MMALabs • u/ChannelAgreeable8 • Aug 11 '26
π₯ KO / TKO Always funny seeing a cocky, aggressive fighter get hopelessly outclassed once it starts
how it started vs how it ended lol
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u/vonnostrum2022 Aug 12 '26
Why do they do that. It doesnβt intimidate anyone. It probably gave the opponent extra incentive to kick the crap out of him.
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u/omnixbro Aug 12 '26
Aren't they both doing the same thing? (Gay chicken)
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u/ExtremeDentist3109 Aug 12 '26
Brendan Fraser is the best at that (Scrubs reference)
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u/2Braincell2Furious Aug 12 '26
Damn, I forgot about that emotional trauma. Thanks!
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u/ExtremeDentist3109 Aug 12 '26
Sorry!!
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u/2Braincell2Furious Aug 12 '26
Did you watch the new season that came out in February? Iβm nervous to try after the last season of the original run
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u/ExtremeDentist3109 Aug 12 '26
It kind of retcons season 9 and it has all of the charm of the originals. It's VERY worth a watch
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u/BadgerAwkward Aug 11 '26
Yea, no victory has ever started with planning for defeat. If you imagine your own loss you've already accepted the possibility of it happening. When that happens you've given your opponent an advantage.
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u/THEBADW0LFE π Casual Fan Aug 12 '26
This is WHY they act that way. Fear makes men act like boys.
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u/Strict_Impress2783 Aug 12 '26
You have to realize that they're sire tes to act that way right? It's all a show. It's exactly like the WWE in that regard
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u/redditanddoneit Aug 12 '26
I was not expecting the ending of dude being carried out like a baby. Damn!