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Judging is "feelings" too.

I don't think anyone had a problem predicting the outcome.

Exactly what I was going to say.

Ramy's been owning Heath since 2013.

I was impressed with what I saw of him. I thought he carried himself well. He'll be very missed.

Do you think? I still kind of see forums as the best medium to discuss things with likeminded people. Maybe I'm behind the times. I don't do social media except watching YouTube.

If true, that's a shame. I suspect the drop-off in interest could have something to do with the fact the Olympia title seems to belong to Phil Heath for as long as he wants it regardless of his shape...

Hell yeah.

Certainly. All this stuff on youtube looks like McGregor's trying to fix everything he percieves as having gone wrong in the last fight. But this'll be a different night, against a full-camp Diaz who...

The content that's come out makes it look like McGregor's investing heavily in preparing for the last fight. This will be a different fight against a different opponent.

Kai Greene makes the decision for himself and for his own reasons, I entirely respect that.

My own personal opinion is that he's at the summit of his profession and should appear on the biggest...

My 2 cents is I think McGregor takes it this time. TKO or points, KO doubtful. Something about Diaz last time looked like all his life was leading up to that night. He's had a full camp, but I'm not...

I was stunned by this guy back in 2013. I made a thread about him just after the Mr O that year, and it's still the only thread I've started on BB.com. He should've won the last 3 Mr O's as far as...

I'm no fan of the UFC's hype circuit, but McGregor understood the obligations he was committing himself to. Fulfilling them is something he's made much of in the past. He would've been extremely...

I'll say this for McGregor: he inspired a remarkable degree of sycophancy, even among people who should've known better. Some commentators were comparing him to Muhammad Ali.

Whatever's going on,...

If he sticks to this, I kind of admire him for it. Mission accomplished, and one last surprise.

Whether or not Joao Carvalho's death played a part, that event is a reminder of just how much...

Since RDA/McGregor was the scheduled match, it seems obvious for that to happen ASAP, no? Especially as that would seem to be the only reasonable justification for McGregor continuing to fight...

This makes sense. I remember suggesting it in a thread a few months back.

Those quads get me every time.

The failure to think such a basic issue through in the first place would appear to not bode well for the NSL's prospects.