Was It Just Far Too Late for MVP?

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• HU

  @Huze1769 · 3 weeks ago

  Prize picks can burn to the ground

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• JO

  @jonathanriveracollazo9765 · 3 weeks ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HRMetgBJDek&amp;t=518">8:38</a> THANK YOU! been sating this for years. Most counter strikers still have a way a good offense game. MVP&apos;s whole game is frustrate your opponent &gt; make him advance &gt; counter. When that doesnt work you get a nothing burger

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• IT

  @Its-THK · 6 hours ago

  If MVP is setup financially then i think he should take a pay cut and the UFC should bring him back

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• HU

  @humanecentipede985 · 3 weeks ago

  Hes a typical counter striker, &nbsp;blames everyone else for him not fighting. Also he&apos;s really annoying to anyone over 15.

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• RE

  @red33caramelguy76 · 3 weeks ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HRMetgBJDek&amp;t=738">12:18</a> Dan Hooker

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• MR

  @MrAlan287 · 3 weeks ago

  Once fighters go throw the levels and opportunities to hurt an opponent aren’t as obvious or given to them then the best fighters make opportunities. Aggressive counter fighting is a thing the most notable being mcgreger in his prime. MVP doesn’t seem to think this exists and acts irate when his opponents don’t hand it on a plate

• BO

  @bookaufman9643 · 3 weeks ago

  I think the best MVP moments in the UFC have been from that fight with Kevin Holland. He basically out Kevin Hollanded Kevin Holland and the elbows were pretty awesome. I think that&apos;s the best fight with him unless you think that Shara Bullet wa&apos;s better.

• CE

  @Cesar-tb5hb · 3 weeks ago

  How does Ian Garry Fit into all this is this podcast’s new motto

• MA

  @MastersOfTheUniverseClassic · 3 weeks ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HRMetgBJDek&amp;t=1295">21:35</a> The crazy thing is he&apos;s been complaining in interviews saying he wants more money and he was complaining about his place on the card in London when Luke Riley was the co main saying it should have been him. To be fair he hasn&apos;t delivered and there&apos;s no way I&apos;d put him in a co main event either when his previous performances had been as they were, and this was before the Sam Patterson fight so it&apos;s a good job it wasn&apos;t the co main event lol<br><br>I like MVP but I think he acts a little bit entitled sometimes..

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• ME

  @MetalSolidCrisis · 3 weeks ago

  His last fight, I bet him to land 9 strikes in 5 minutes, a safe bet I thought and mf landed 5 😭

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• BO

  @bookaufman9643 · 3 weeks ago

  When you have that much control of the range it&apos;s up to you to decide how much to engage. MVP does not engage very much and really only did when he was being given cans by bellator. Against higher level opponents he keeps his distance and manages to just barely out strike them but to clearly win most rounds. It&apos;s nearly unwatchable. He&apos;s about 3 or 4 minutes away from being an undefeated fighter in the UFC but it&apos;s so difficult to watch. Part of that is on his opponents for being afraid to get within range but after every fight MVP says that he&apos;s going to do better in his next fight and he&apos;s going to make it more exciting and he never does because he is who he is. I think that there&apos;s a better chance of him being cut from the UFC than of him becoming a belt holder. I wouldn&apos;t be shocked if he got cut soon because I think he just fought his last fight on his last contract. I don&apos;t think the UFC is going to offer him a lot of money because of his fight style. They have no obligation to. They have certainly cut more exciting fighters for not giving the fans what they wanted so I can definitely see them doing that to somebody who gets as much money as MVP does.

• AL

  @alexaldridge1209 · 3 weeks ago

  Maybe if the UFC had rightly identified him as a can-crusher, he&apos;d have fought 5 cans and we&apos;d all be a bit happier.

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