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in about three and a half hours, i think.
the main card starts in an hour and fifteen minutes.
Opposite of Siever who is always proud to be a Mannheim boy.
Who was the fighter? I had to run some errands.
About as big a fib as 'Nate isn't a needle mover'
Dana never fibs, he tells the truth just like his buddy the President
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Ottman Azaitar, but it's almost the same with Nasrat Haqparast. The ironic thing is that they're super talented rising stars and probably could help German MMA a lot if they were a little bit more visible to the general public as being from Germany. So it would be in their own and the UFC's interest. Some money could be made down the line. We like to adopt fighters who have much less to do with Germany than those guys. The Klitschko brothers basically were Germans despite being not and made most of their career here. Again, not saying they should deny their heritage.
German MMA in general is a bit weird if I remember correctly. Topic for another day but the folks I trained with back then
and what I still see of the gyms, its a certain slice of society that seems to be drawn to it.
Way less mixed in terms of income, race and education then here in Canada. Watched Tageschau last week and MMA was mentioned when
they talked about some AFD / Nazi garbage. Hard to escape these coloration.
ESPN+ has really killed my interest in UFC recently. I don't want to bother with it, so I just don't watch.
What's the word on PPV numbers since the change? Curious if it's made much of a difference.
Considering the racist manner in which Ozil was treated, I don't see why they should have to say they are German in any way at all. They clearly don't feel German, and that's the fault of German culture, which deny's multiculturalism and demands assimilation. Plus the constant undercurrent of racism that is just part of Germany.
To me professional combat sports seem dominated by Germans with a Turkish or East European background or straight out imported people. There probably is a bubble at the other end of the political spectrum as well like you mentioned. I think it's just not an environment for the middle of society, but I don't know enough to give more than my impressions.
Yeah that's how I saw the fight.
Was Cecil Peoples one of the judges? Lol
