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Khamzat Chimaev’s defeat at #UFC328 has reportedly taken a devastating turn off the back of the event. Two Uzbekistani bettors who took massive loans to bet on Chiamev later committed suicide after his defeat to Sean Strickland.
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Khamzat Chimaev’s defeat at #UFC328 has reportedly taken a devastating turn off the back of the event. Two Uzbekistani bettors who took massive loans to bet on Chiamev later committed suicide after his defeat to Sean Strickland.

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u/ninjapandey — 3 days ago
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Sean Strickland won a clear 48/47 decision

The people screaming and chanting “robbery” need to stop coping. Sean clearly won rds 2, 3 and 5. Everybody had it 2-2 going into the 5th and rightfully so. I don’t think I need to explain him winning the 2nd rd.

Rd 3 Sean clearly outstruck him and landed the better shots. Yes Sean’s nose was bleeding and had visual damage but Khamzat clearly took the harder shots and his face was busted almost like he had the worst rash but on his entire face. In between rounds you could clearly see that Khamzat had taken more damage. Doctors were able to clean up Sean but they couldn’t with Khamzat.

Round 5 again pretty much the same thing. People saying he mixed it up or was advancing majority of the fight don’t understand the MMA judging criteria. Khamzat had 7 minutes of control time and 4:45 of that was in rd 1. Yes he clearly won rd 1 but that’s because ZERO damage happened that rd between both of them. The control time he had after that he still did ZERO ground and pound or sub attempts. Advancing is like the last criteria the judges look at. Above all else damage comes first.

The stats are all there as proof for you people and you can always rewatch the fight so you see how dumb yall truly are.

u/Eddy802_ — 4 days ago
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Never thought would see Khamzat lose but had a feeling 😅

What an upset by Sean man! Take a bow🤝🏼

u/Anusikh — 4 days ago

Tatsuro showed heart and grit✨

Tatsuro Taira lost to Joshua Van but still the way he performed was 🔥. Great wrestling with takedowns even in a tired state. Got in shots and took a lot of damage and still wouldn't go down.

I think if he worked on his ground control a bit more along with his stricking, he'd become a real threat to the title. Absolutely loved every moment of the co-main event.🤝🏼🎉

u/Anusikh — 4 days ago

Former champ Jack Della Maddalena meets Carlos Prates in the UFC Fight Night 275 main event. Who takes this key welterweight bout? What do y'all think? Can JDM comeback?

u/Anusikh — 13 days ago

I don't even get how ppl so easily said that Khamzat's gonna run thru Sean

He trained with him, the amount of trash talk Sean did already proved that he was confident af, which meant he knew what was going to happen and what he had to do..........plus, Khamzat is not a huge middleweight at all, he is narrow as hell even next to Sean and an unprofessional weight cutter cuz we have seen how Poatan used to cut to the same weight despite having a much larger walk around weight............i always knew that if Sean had trained with him, if he keeps saying crap abt him, he's confident, if he doesn't, he's not

u/Significant_call_136 — 3 days ago