Myrgard

Recently, a legend of MMA was knocked the fuck out.



Will we see him learn from this experience, and regain the fire he had when he was first joined the UFC or fought in Pride? Anderson Silva 10 years ago would have been unable to do a post-fight conference because he would be too busy crying in the locker room:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LLkTGsEwBQ

But he even went on to say he weidman is better than him!? Just like any aging champion he forgot do the things that put him there in the first place.

Will he pull a Fedor, win a few gimme fights, then retire?

Or will he rematch Weidman with Sensei back in his corner? :

I havent cared about UFC since like the first 6-10 of them when there was no weight classes and you fought anybody. I remember seeing a 600 lb black dude getting knocked out by a skinny white guy

OLD SCHOOLERS

TANK ABBOTT
DAN SEVEREN
OLEG TEKTORAV

He's got 10 more fights in his contract, he'll win a bunch of easy fights and then retire. Maybe this will make him a less cocky, but not likely; I was surprised at how gracious he was in his defeat, saying Weidman was the better fighter. I think he was ready to stop being champ, he has said he was tired of title fights

According to Dana, you can kiss any hopes of a superfight goodbye... personally, I hope he comes back for a rematch and quits clowning around like a fucking idiot and whoops Weidman's ass like he should have in this fight. He truly deserved to get caught this fight... that shit was ridiculous.

I honestly think he just wants to be done with fighting at this stage of his life and move on. From watching the fight it looked like he wanted to lose so he wouldn't have to fight in highly anticipated fights the rest of his career when he wants to be done with MMA