Does anybody think or care that Cerrone was robbed?

[Ying Li]

Seemed a clear victory for Cowboy over Pettis to me.

 

[BEATDOWNS]

but who really won Donald or Cowboy?

 

[RogerB08]

I'm just happy he didn't get wrecked.

 

[genecop]

Don’t know, don’t care..

 

[BEATDOWNS]

Don’t know, don’t care..

Not suprising after "Donald's" last performance

 

[Osiris3657]

 

[podsox]

He wasn’t robbed. I bet on him and thought he won but it was a close fight

 

[Poatan Power]

Too close to be a robbery. Almost the definition of a 3 round draw

 

[itrainufcbro]

I didnt even watch except the third round. Two dudes who need to hang em up.

But pettis sure seemed surprised by the look on his face when they said his name

 

[TheLinguist]

After his dive I don’t give a fuck about his fights.

 

[Stop Being Greedy]

I thought he won, but it wasn't a robbery.

Cerrone has no one to blame but himself for letting Pettis up in the first. He was in there with a guy who got manhandled by Nate Diaz, one of the least physically imposing fighters ever. Cerrone is much stronger and has far better wrestling. Instead of using it, he decided to largely strike at distance, which is Pettis' game.

Almost anything other than what he did would've been better. More pressure on the feet, starting combos with the hands and finishing with kicks. Pushing him up against the cage, dirty boxing and roughing him up with knees. Committing to takedowns and top control. All of these options would've likely secured him a win.

Very tired of watching this guy just be happy to be there. Give the big name opponents he's been getting to fighters who actually give a shit about their career and winning.

 

[Viking Power]

He was robbed. Even Pettis knew it. Not a great fight for either guy I think. It was pretty much Esparza-Waterson level of excitement and desire to win from the fighters.

 

[KONG-D'SNT-TAP]

No one cares

 

[Timurd123]

He convincingly won 2 rounds, one of them closer than the other but he def won it
But you reap what you sow, the guy used to be extremely popular and he is now a joke and he only has himself to blame

 

[crodor3]

robbed now? jesus standards have fallen for what is a robbery or not..i had pettis winning a close one, looked like a sparring match to me, wouldn't have cared if they declared cowboy the winner, just glad he showed up this time and put up a fight..

 

[theTKDguy]

Could've been a draw. Just a sparring session

 

[AndrewGolota48]

I thought he won, but it wasn't a robbery.

Cerrone has no one to blame but himself for letting Pettis up in the first. He was in there with a guy who got manhandled by Nate Diaz, one of the least physically imposing fighters ever. Cerrone is much stronger and has far better wrestling. Instead of using it, he decided to largely strike at distance, which is Pettis' game.

Almost anything other than what he did would've been better. More pressure on the feet, starting combos with the hands and finishing with kicks. Pushing him up against the cage, dirty boxing and roughing him up with knees. Committing to takedowns and top control. All of these options would've likely secured him a win.

Very tired of watching this guy just be happy to be there. Give the big name opponents he's been getting to fighters who actually give a shit about their career and winning.

It honestly looked strange to see Pettis getting up off the floor like that.

 

[Spookv]

Don't care, he's just fighting for a paycheck now anyways.

 

[glenwo2]

After his dive I don’t give a fuck about his fights.

I'm not on the "dive" shit-train but I also don't give a fuck anymore what he does.

I am bitter that he didn't wreck Connor McCock-Gobbler.

 

[JustBleed69]

Seemed a clear victory for Cowboy over Pettis to me.

It was very close, Pettis did slightly more with strikes in the first 2 rounds but Cowboy got the TDs. Round 3 was clear for Cowboy.

I edged it to Cowboy, but not a robbery. As close a fight as they come.