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Originally Posted by TheKidInside  Dana better have given Grice his win bonus, when they announced the decision I was SHOCKED that he SOMEHOW lost, dominating first round and winning the second and there was no 10-10 nor 10-8 rounds) |
I was surprised as well. Grice clearly won the 1st round, and to me, he won the 2nd round as well. Round 3 was quite interesting because Grice did have some offense but he was close to being finished multiple times, and I was unsure if that was a 10-8 or not. For a round to be 10-8, does it have to be dominant to a point it's finished or one-sided? Certain one-sided rounds like round 2 of Rampage/Griffin wasn't close to being finished but should that deserve a 10-8 over round 3 of Grice/Bermudez? I don't think so, but that's another debate in itself.
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Originally Posted by H0SS I actually thought Faber's sub was the most impressive. The way he swung around Menjivar's back and sank in the hooks was the move of the night for me. |
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Originally Posted by Repenter the sub of the night was a tossup for faber or robertson, but robertson's was more creative, and he could sure as hell use that money more than faber could. his transitions looked slick, and his grappler very intuitive. he'll have a good career with that approach. |
Faber's set up was extremely beautiful to watch, and I also considered it a better submission, but as Repenter mentioned Robertson's was probably a given for how creative it was. It was so creative that the submission itself was anticlimactic because no one thought it would elicit a tap and most had to watch the replay to see what the hell happened.
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