12 years ago, today, on November 19, 2011, the first encounter between Shogun and Dan Henderson took place, at UFC 139. This legendary bout is often hailed as one of the greatest fights in MMA history. After the fight, Dana White spoke with Ariel Helwani and called it “the best

This guy is a veteran with PTSD btw, just awful optics for everyone involved, he’s gonna own Rampage’s podcast after suing

Something I’ve noticed recently is the death of curiosity. You watch a film you don’t understand, it’s bad. You play something you don’t understand, it’s bad. There’s no curiosity to understand anymore. You have to get something now in order to like it.

Tell me those weren't the sickest wall jumps you've seen

Also, streaming every part of your life is something that’s probably bad for everyone who does it, but can be reasonably controlled by the better ones. But the incentive structure in place is so insane and destructive that it’s going to ruin the lives of so many who do it.

Personally, I've always found this one kind of disappointing on the mechanics side in that it becomes animation slow-down prompts. It's undeniably a cool fight, I just don't think it's particularly involving with Arkham's core combat outside of moments (e.g. grappling pulls).

the pre-final boss tier list

fuck your exchange-closer body kicks

Bobby Green attacking Fiziev off clinch breaks in the final seconds