hahaha paul daley cheapshot after the fight

[AC Slater]

OANED

[chaos]

LOL best shot he landed all fight!!

[CARTEL]

I thought Strikeforce was the one that was unprofessional and embarrassing to the sport 

[George Whorewell]

Ehh- Koshecks phantom Hollywood pretend knee shot was almost as embarassing. I was pissed they didn't show the replay. Overall an awful fight to watch from start to finish.

[WeightPSHR]

I thought Strikeforce was the one that was unprofessional and embarrassing to the sport 

The UFC kept the situation totally under control.
That is what SF was entirely unable to do.

You didn't see a bunch of thugs run into the octagon did you?

You are right...SF is the only org that has allowed a brawl inside the octagon on national tv.

[CARTEL]

The UFC kept the situation totally under control.
That is what SF was entirely unable to do.

You didn't see a bunch of thugs run into the octagon did you?

You are right...SF is the only org that has allowed a brawl inside the octagon on national tv.

Wasn't there a UFC fighter in that brawl?

[WeightPSHR]

Wasn't there a UFC fighter in that brawl?

No there was no UFC figher involved in that brawl. If there were he would have been reprimanded or punished.

Just because he was standing there supporting a winning teammate does not make him guilty.

Besides, UFC fighters generally have a lot more to lose then these wannabe, amateur, bush league types that fight in these second rate shows.

[RancherRanger]

Actually Nate Diaz did throw some punches/kicks during the Strikeforce scuffle.

[WeightPSHR]

Actually Nate Diaz did throw some punches/kicks during the Strikeforce scuffle.

I only saw him defending himself and moving people out of the way.

[CARTEL]

I only saw him defending himself and moving people out of the way.

LOL at 4 professional fighters, most of them champions, defending themselves from Miller 

[Captain Equipoise]

The UFC kept the situation totally under control.
That is what SF was entirely unable to do.

You didn't see a bunch of thugs run into the octagon did you?

You are right...SF is the only org that has allowed a brawl inside the octagon on national tv.

That was still nothing compare to some boxing matches and the ring brawls afterwards..

[WeightPSHR]

That was still nothing compare to some boxing matches and the ring brawls afterwards..

Very true....but MMA is already misunderstood in it's relatively young existence compared to boxing.

Not really concerned though...Strikeforce really just made the UFC look that much better.

[Captain Equipoise]

Very true....but MMA is already misunderstood in it's relatively young existence compared to boxing.

Not really concerned though...Strikeforce really just made the UFC look that much better.

It does but neither can touch Pride!!!

[WeightPSHR]

It does but neither can touch Pride!!!

I have to disagree.

When you own an entire company or entity, you can do more then just touch it.

[*ChuteBoxe*]

I only saw him defending himself and moving people out of the way.

You must be blind, if you rewatch the video you can see him clearly "gangster kicking" a balled up Jason Miller.

[WeightPSHR]

You must be blind, if you rewatch the video you can see him clearly "gangster kicking" a balled up Jason Miller.

He was just trying to break up the fight. Clearly it was the UFC rejects that started this street style brawl.

[*ChuteBoxe*]

He was just trying to break up the fight. Clearly it was the UFC rejects that started this street style brawl.

Are you freaking retarded?  As soon as the cameras cut back to the brawl from the initial shot of an empty arena, you can clearly see Nate Diaz throwing strikes, I counted 2 punches and 3 kicks on a turtled up Mayhem, who already had 2 guys on top of him.  Who knows how many more strikes Nate threw before the cameras went back to the action, it looked as if he had just finshed throwing one when it cut to him but Im just counting the ones that were shown on live TV.  I forgot gangster kicking people while theyre down is considered "trying to break up a fight".

[WeightPSHR]

Are you freaking retarded?  As soon as the cameras cut back to the brawl from the initial shot of an empty arena, you can clearly see Nate Diaz throwing strikes, I counted 2 punches and 3 kicks on a turtled up Mayhem, who already had 2 guys on top of him.  Who knows how many more strikes Nate threw before the cameras went back to the action, it looked as if he had just finshed throwing one when it cut to him but Im just counting the ones that were shown on live TV.  I forgot gangster kicking people while theyre down is considered "trying to break up a fight".

UFC rejects started this brawl. That IS an undeniable fact that needs no debate.

[*ChuteBoxe*]

I only saw him defending himself and moving people out of the way.

This statement right here is even more proof of your UFC blinders you have on, anyone having anything to do with the UFC is free from sin and can do no wrong and this needs no debate.  The fact of the matter is he's under contract with the UFC, he's a TUF reality show winner, and he was caught on camera red handed clicking in a turtled up Jason Miller into to the Stockton crew son.

[WeightPSHR]

This statement right here is even more proof of your UFC blinders you have on, anyone having anything to do with the UFC is free from sin and can do no wrong and this needs no debate.  The fact of the matter is he's under contract with the UFC, he's a TUF reality show winner, and he was caught on camera red handed clicking in a turtled up Jason Miller into to the Stockton crew son.

This was a brawl at a Strikeforce event caused by UFC rejects.

That has a nice ironic ring to it...doesn't it?

The UFC has nothing to do with this brawl.

If Nate Diaz was caught...why did he not get punished? What was he actually caught doing? Everyone sees things differently.

Nick Diaz was caught and was denied a fight.

Please explain that one.

[brooklynbruiser]

[*ChuteBoxe*]

This was a brawl at a Strikeforce event caused by UFC rejects.

That has a nice ironic ring to it...doesn't it?

The UFC has nothing to do with this brawl.

If Nate Diaz was caught...why did he not get punished? What was he actually caught doing? Everyone sees things differently.

Nick Diaz was caught and was denied a fight.

Please explain that one.

Dana White appeared on Jim Rome and commented on Nate Diaz's involvement on the brawl and said he didn't condone it and had a long talk with Nate but wouldn't punish him, and why would he? he probably paid Nate for doing that.  Nick Diaz already had a fight lined up in Japan against Mach and that's not affected, so to say Nick got denied a fight in the US is just a punishment on paper, he's still fighting, just not in the US.  Nate Diaz was probably the most visble attacker in that brawl.

[George Whorewell]

Chute talking Weight out at the knees yet again ala Fedor+ Gary Goodridge. 

[noworries]

The UFC kept the situation totally under control.
That is what SF was entirely unable to do.

You didn't see a bunch of thugs run into the octagon did you?

You are right...SF is the only org that has allowed a brawl inside the octagon on national tv.

Yea really had it under control.  There was 4 to 5 people in the ring and one of them got in a cheap shot.  You think they could have at least controled one guy.  Maybe next time while you are blowing Dana for your tickets you can ask him to beef up the security.  Jeez, they can't even handle one guy. 

[WeightPSHR]

Yea really had it under control.  There was 4 to 5 people in the ring and one of them got in a cheap shot.  You think they could have at least controled one guy.  Maybe next time while you are blowing Dana for your tickets you can ask him to beef up the security.  Jeez, they can't even handle one guy. 

How many guys were involved in that thug-laden, street style brawl in Strikeforce

Case closed. Thanks for the help clarifying my points.