Why I've went off TUF (a former big fan of the show)

Discussion in 'MMA Forum' started by Kittikasem, Jul 28, 2012.


  1. donnie

    donnie Member Full Member

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    The whole fun and point of TUF is to show what happens in the house. Its more entertaining then the fights (lets be honest) and the audience get a grasp of the chracters and personalities therefore grudge matches become more intresting.

    Who gives a **** about the coaches??!!

    The fact that they dont show much house action, means I wont watch it again. UFC is stagnating in the UK (dont know about USA) 2 years ago everyone was talking about it, now no one really gives a damn and with ESPN losing the footie few people are gonna subscribe to the channel, leading to an even smaller audience for the UFC
     
  2. Kittikasem

    Kittikasem Guest

    I think I know of a TV show you might like better than all this MMA nonsense...

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  3. gigogreco

    gigogreco Well-Known Member Full Member

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    the concept has not evolved, quite clearly the opposite and thats a bad combination, especially when mixed with fanbase thats better educated in regards to mma.

    Im actually a good example, when it comes to the above mentioned. When i started out watching the show, i hadnt trained in any sort of martial art, so i couldnt really judge it, i just enjoyed the voilence. Since then i have had the pleasure of doing a bit of boxing and mma, nothing serious though, but enough for me to know what im talking about. As i´ve become more knowledgable, the show simply offers less.

    Okay, ill admit, that its fine with a little drama, but im really missing a lot, when it comes to training and the tactical choices before a fight. Im not talking about a 90 min breakdown and analysis, but i would really enjoy it, if the coaches and fighters tactical choices were a more important part of the show, likewise with training. They know who are fighting, perhaps they could be a bit more thorough in following the fighters who are going to fight, see how they are preparing for the opponets strenghts and weaknesses.
     
  4. donnie

    donnie Member Full Member

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    :lol:

    Dont know why but that literally made me **** my pants
     
  5. globeman

    globeman Active Member Full Member

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    Its boring, fights fail to deliver..
     
  6. Stoo

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    It was a good marketing tool for promoting fights back in the day, but I think it jumped the shark in being entertaining around about season 5 and the Evans v Rampage and Kimbo anticlimax killed it as a way to draw in casuals to buy PPV's imho

    Time to let it die I think