Darren Till comes in overweight, fight still on regardless.

I can totally see that score and I'm suprised only 3 of the media guys scored it for Till considering how close some those rounds were.

Even tho it was a fairly ordinary fight I will probably rewatch it and all the other fights later in the week

 

That'd be awesome, although Till vs Bisping at 185 at Anfield would be an even bigger moneyspinner for the UFC. Till walks around at 200, Bisping was walking around at 210-215 at the start of his training for the GSP fight, so it's not like there'd be too much diffrence between the two if that fight can be made, and they both cut to 185 then rehydrate back to a next morning limit of, say, 200. I think I would actually end up rooting for Bisping in that scenario.

Would you be at all shocked if Woodley, when he recovers and is back in training, is ordered to defend his UFC Welterweight title against Till at Anfield, refuses to do so, and ends up being stripped of the 170 title?

 

Not sure who I'd support but Bisping v Till would definitely be bigger and a better fight, I'm not a fan of Woodley or how he fights and I'm hoping he gets beaten by whoever fights him next .

I wouldn't be that shocked if they stripped him if he keeps prolonging his return,12 months should be the longest champions have to defend and that's being fairly generous.They won't ever make the mistake like they did with Dominic Cruz when he was bantamweight champ the 1st time when they gave him over 2 years to keep the title while being injured.

 

The whole fight was a setup from till getting a shot at wonderboy, in his hometown, missed weight on purpose, made a better attempt to make weightvthen he did to win the fight, then acts like a clown in interview and to top everything off wonderboys applauded the dec. lol
Horrible weekend for mma.
That was every bit as bad as pac vs horn or worse.