In the end, it doesn't matter. He was helpless... and there was zero chance of him changing position or defending himself.

Granted, it makes for a shitty fight... but that's how it is. Nelson beat him by controlling him.

LOL ummmm ok.

They were a little more than "love taps"....were they doing a ton of damage? No but that's not the rule.

You have to intelligently defend yourself from strikes...no way was Kimbo doing that. It should've been stopped.

Just goes to show what you know, ****ing moron.

By "possible", I meant 100% certain.

Even if this is his last fight on TUF...no way he leaves the UFC.

It wouldn't shock me at all if he already isn't signed to a UFC contract and they just put him on the show so Dana doesn't look like a hypocrite.

It's tough when you have a 40 pound disadvantage. Kimbo is looked at as a really big guy, but at his heaviest, he is 230.

No ground game will always be an issue, but he always has a punchers chance. I would have liked to see some more standup between the two.
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They should have stopped it....but it still doesn't discount the fact that (1) Kimbo was the better fighter on his feet. And (2) The damage inflicted to Kimbo was nonexistent.

Smart fight by Roy...
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Agreed, dude isn't dumb...he knew standing with Kimbo was a dangerous proposition, which it is.

He took the fight where he had the clear advantage and it paid off.

TKO by beer gut.

Welcome to the exciting world of Lay and Pray.

You know that's pretty much the same style of fighting as Brock Lesnar.

Except when Lesnar hits you......your face turns to meatloaf. See Mir's face after UFC 100

Yeah, Lesnar's kind of in his own weight class. He's HUGE, but he's also cut. Gonna be tough to find a guy who can challenge him... but I'm ready to see it. He's obnoxious. (and he has a penis sword tattoo)

PENIS SWORD!

The 2 guys dry humping fighting style is something that really turns me off to MMA.

They say wrestling is probably the most important skill for an MMA fighter to have, and the reasons are obvious. (Defend take-downs from your opponent, take them down, and control them on the ground.)

That said, the ground game can be pretty damned entertaining if it's a good BJJ guy. (BJ Penn, Demian Mia, Nate Diaz, etc.)

I enjoy a slick submission as much as a nasty KO.

I do like seeing a guy who starts with a good wrestling base.. and developes his other skills. Gray Maynard, for example. That guy's improved by leaps and bounds since he was on TUF.