Quinton “Rampage” Jackson Vs. Forrest Griffin UFC 86 Video

July 6, 2008
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  1. Rampage on July 6th, 2008 2:51 am

    Rampage was robbed. He delivered more solid punches. all Forrest got going was goin to the knee.

  2. PurpleBeltchamp on July 6th, 2008 3:08 am

    Agree….Rampage had won. It was close but got to give it to rampage. Forest did NOT BEAT the champ…..he MIGHT have tied but no way did he win.

  3. Paul on July 6th, 2008 3:09 am

    It was close, and, normally you have to ‘take it’ from the champ. Forrest was out of range with the majority of his punches, and Rampage, when he did make contact, hit with the more effective punches. Too close to call.

    Lots of money to be made in a rematch :)

  4. bolso on July 6th, 2008 3:27 am

    muy bien en tener la pelea enseguida pero que no tenga la desicion de los jueces no existe , no se sabe quien gana ,no les costaba mucho grabar un poquito mas .fuera eso la pagina muy bien

  5. iceman888srf on July 6th, 2008 4:06 am

    things just get easier for chuck and silva . thought it was of a draw. by what ever . ufc gave one to forrest he did do a great job congrats to forrest. though rampage did more damage. clean shots. iceman will ko rashawed evens and then ko griffen . then there will be liddel silva 2

  6. KAKIHARA on July 6th, 2008 4:12 am

    That was a wanderful fight!!! both fighters did a good job, and even though i´m a Rampage fan and i like his stand up, head game, etc… Forrest Griffin was way more aggressive and explossive and he gave so much from himself. Good fight, very very good fight, Rampage is a monster he survived all the second round, he is a real warrior and even i feel sad cause he lost, i also feel happy for this awesome fight!

  7. mattyb on July 6th, 2008 4:14 am

    anyone found the end clip when they make the decision? I’d love to se the fighters reactions and speeches

  8. David on July 6th, 2008 4:15 am

    How can anyone say rampage won that fight? Griffin won 49-46. rampage won the 1st and griffin dominated the 2nd for a 10-8 round,griffin won the 4th and 5th

  9. z3r0 on July 6th, 2008 4:36 am

    Wandy destroyed the bananas easy!!

  10. nicster on July 6th, 2008 7:08 am

    Those who think griffin lost, don’t know mma…Griffin one that fight fare and square. The knee strikes, he had ground control the whole second round, which eventually lead to a mount. Then the fourth he got him in a triangle, he did’nt finish it but that’s points. The only time rampage did any damage in the third when he knocked forrest to the ground, he could not control forrest, and he got to his feet…There are some more points. Forrest has a chin, and he just wanted it more then rampage..Yeah it looked like rampage did more damage, but griffin cuts real easy. So you can’t base your opiniion on that..Forrest had some near submissions, knee strikes, and controlled the ground game, and he showed off his ability to take a punch…For you chuck fans he has a long road back, he is nowhere near a title shot. forrest’s next oppt will be an up and coming star. then rampage will get another shot eventually. Maybe silva but I love chuck but he has dropped significantly with his last couple of fights..rashaad is getting better and better…The new blood in the ufc is rising.

  11. Zacchaeus on July 6th, 2008 7:57 am

    Country boy, man that country boy. Way to go Forrest, been rootin for ya for awhile, glad to see ya make it to the big show and win it.

  12. khalfie on July 6th, 2008 8:40 am

    Wow…

    And I used to think you guys knew your MMA/

    1. Great fight, both fighters should be commended, but you have to beat the champ, to become the champ, Forrest did not beat the champ!

    2. Round 1, Rampage, Round 2, Forrest… Rounds 3, 4, and 5 toss ups… lets review the criteria:
    Effective Aggressiveness… Forrest, no doubt he brought the fight to Rampage.

    Clean / Scoring blows… Rampage, Forrest was more active, but Rampage scored all of the scoring blows… Forrest had a few kicks, but that was it.

    Ground Game… Except for the 2nd round, it was Rampage that took Forrest down. You can’t give Forrest points for a triangle he couldn’t lock? More so, Rampage is known for letting opponents get the triangle, and then slamming them out… which is exactly what happend! Rampage won the ground game.

    3. Again, you have to beat the champ to become the champ, and in this case, the champ was robbed. A close fight, but close fights are supposed to go to the champ.

    However, I’m not too upset with the decision, because Rampage had ample opportunity to close down Griffin’s kicking distance, and never did… he was not the aggressor, and with the match that close, a real champ takes the last two minutes of the round. He never did, so shame on him for allowing the judges to rob him!

  13. Tran on July 6th, 2008 9:31 am

    I wanted Rampage to win as well, but he lost. He lost in points. Just b/c his punches were connected solidly doesn’t mean he deserve the win. Forrest got more action in and controlled most of those rounds. 1st and 5th one goes to Rampage. 2nd one Rampage got dominated and mounted. 3 and forth 4 looked like Rampage was staying away from Forest. Forest had the upper hand in the standup utilizing the leg kick, and his Jujitsu was better as well.
    If Forrest wanted to, he could have ended the fight in the 3rd or 4th by continuing with the leg kick, but he probably wanted to give the fans a more exciting fight and layed off of the leg kicks. And winning by leg kicks is still winning.

  14. exraided on July 6th, 2008 9:43 am

    HAHA! I knew it! I knew Forrest was going to win I’ve been saying this all along. Fight was going to be rigged! A lot of money was put or bet on this HUGE FIGHT! Forrest came in this fight as the underdog while Rampage on the other hand everyone was expecting to win! Certain “High Powered” figures who work behind the scene knows this, and they also know that money was to be made here by setting up a bullsh*t fight!

    The critics will say,” Well if it’s so obvious, why risk doing something like rigging an event as big as this?” My answer is , because you will have the clowns who ask those type of questions to contradict one another! Or to contradict my reason for the decision making in this Title Bout!

    Good Example, Boxing. The UFC is it’s REPLACEMENT it was only a matter of time when these CORRUPT & QUESTIONABLE Politics would finally one day catch up!

    Rampage won that fight! Most idiots will say Forrest was busy with the leg kicks, LOL what about the times Rampage knocked Forrest out! Those don’t count!

    Forrest was technical? He scurried in a hurry every time Rampage Unloaded on him! Rampage didn’t throw as many punches as Forrest, but for the ones he did ALMOST ALL CONNECTED! TWICE KNOCKED OUT FORREST, EVEN IF BRIEFLY ! IDIOTS!

    Rampage Won the 1st Round , Lost the 2nd, Won the 3rd, 4th and 5th Round! Stop being idiots! Rampage WON and that’s the plain fact!

  15. lethallarry on July 6th, 2008 9:47 am

    Good job Forrest,I picked rampage over leddel,and i picked forrest over rampage,rampage did not fight his fight,and he paid for it,anyone that disputes that fight is just mad,forrest won that fight by picking him apart and staying focused,its ashame how rampage will have to find a new trainer.if he is nice maybe forrest will train him.

  16. robin on July 6th, 2008 10:06 am

    point for point… Griffin won this fight. It was very close, that’s for certain. But notice that, aside from the uppercut in the first, Rampage didn’t rock him in any way. And when you consider that Griffin took an entire round (from the champ I might add), and Rampage didn’t dominate in any round, that alone gives Griffin the match. And he deserved it. Congrats.

  17. Cameron on July 6th, 2008 10:06 am

    I THINK RAMPAGE WON FOR SURE. I WAS SO PISSED OFF THAT I LITERALLY TURNED OFF THE TELEVISION THE SECOND THE DECISION WAS ANNOUNCED.
    I swear I will never pay for another UFC event, I used to order about every other fight card or so…
    SCREW THAT MESS
    Rampage clearly won that fight, I don’t even feel the need to go into the specifics, it was that obvious.
    The UFC is freaking rigged or something man, bribed judges or something man… unbelievable….

  18. jb on July 6th, 2008 10:09 am

    wheres the end of the vid?

    any links with results / reactions?

  19. SamuraiX on July 6th, 2008 11:04 am

    Great fight excellent exchanges between both fighter and great determination between them both,
    They both got good solid blows on eachother griffin landing them gnarly leg kicks which looked like it affected rampages ability to throw power like he usally does, but jackson still recovered,
    great strikes between them first round griffin landed more and was the agressor for 4 minutes of the first round til Rampage caught him with the counter uppercut almost a variation of what he threw at chuck but he didnt seem to have griffin vary worried forrest worked his way up to some more decent exchanges
    1st round: Forrest Griffin, i say that because the only significant thing rampage did was back up and land that counter uppercut forrest was the aggressor like it or not.
    2nd round: Griffin all the way landed some ugly Kicks to rampages leg/knee nearly swept him off his feet and controlled the round on the ground like it or not again griffin won this round 10-8 dominantly,
    3rd Round: Rampage, he controlled most of the round would have got a 10 8 round if he was succesful with the slam had forrest not slid off ever so slightly, Rampage took that round with more solid striking then griffin in the 3rd even though it looked like griffin locked in a triangle,
    4th Round: Griffin, Again close round but griffin was the aggressor of the round again and looked like he had a strike of his own everytime rampage seemed to throw one at him very close round tho Forrest 10-9,
    5th Round: Extremely Close to call this round but Rampage was backing away for more then half the round which makes forrest the aggressor again, still some good exchanges griffin threw some knees that looked like had rampage hurt for a moment close round Griffin 10-9
    i had the fight 49-46 same as 2 of the judges it could have been 49-47 still to griffin tho rampage is the champ and if your the champ u have to win in a fashion that shows you were the dominant one in the fight, therefore rampage didnt forefill Forrest Griffin is your new LightHeavyweight Champion i cant wait for Griffin vs Lyoto or Griffin Rampage 2 GREAT FIGHT

  20. polisen on July 6th, 2008 11:32 am

    I dont get that “rampage was robbed” bs, if you get you knee kicked to pieces and then gets taken down and cant manage to get up, you lost the fight. Its about winning, not looking good fighting, you know what im sayin? Bottomline: Forrest fought rampage and won. The king is dead, long live the king!

  21. EXRAIDED on July 6th, 2008 12:04 pm

    HAHA! I knew it! I knew Forrest was going to win I’ve been saying this all along. Fight was going to be rigged! A lot of money was put or bet on this HUGE FIGHT! Forrest came in this fight as the underdog while Rampage on the other hand everyone was expecting to win! Certain “High Powered” figures who work behind the scene knows this, and they also know that money was to be made here by setting up a bullsh*t fight!

    The critics will say,” Well if it’s so obvious, why risk doing something like rigging an event as big as this?” My answer is , because you will have the clowns who ask those type of questions to contradict one another! Or to contradict my reason for the decision making in this Title Bout!

    Good Example, Boxing. The UFC is it’s REPLACEMENT it was only a matter of time when these CORRUPT & QUESTIONABLE Politics would finally one day catch up!

    Rampage won that fight! Most idiots will say Forrest was busy with the leg kicks, LOL what about the times Rampage knocked Forrest out! Those don’t count!

    Forrest was technical? He scurried in a hurry every time Rampage Unloaded on him! Rampage didn’t throw as many punches as Forrest, but for the ones he did,

    ALMOST ALL CONNECTED! TWICE DROPPED FORREST ONCE IN THE FIRST ROUND AND THAN 2ND IN THE 3RD ROUND WITH THE UPPERCUT , EVEN IF BRIEFLY !! THOSE DO NOT COUNT FOR ANYTHING?!?

    Forrest Griffin - Landed a good majority of kicks to Rampage’s Leg/Knee Area
    - Dominated 2nd Round
    - That’s about it.

    Rampage Jackson - Threw more accurate & damaging Blows
    - Dropped Forrest Griffin Twice!
    - Made Forrest Griffin regret every time he tried to go toe to toe.
    - Was starting to show sign of injury end of Round 1 and all of
    Round 2, but shook it off the rest of the fight.
    - Gave Forrest Griffin a new facial makeover! (Blow Fish)
    - Reducing liters of Blood from Forrest Griffin’s organs!
    - 1st, 3rd, 4th & 5th Round Kept feeding Forrest Griffin Blows
    after Blows.

    Rampage Won the 1st Round , Lost the 2nd, Won the 3rd, 4th and 5th Round! Stop being idiots! Rampage WON and that’s the plain fact! To say otherwise just means you must not like Blacks. ( Black man held the title for way to long eh?)

    Note: I’m not Black, but still have the intelligence to see that Rampage got done dirty!
    are you people that stupid? to to not notice the 2 times he dropped Forrest
    Griffin? Did you not see whenever they both went toe to toe the punches that
    Rampage was landing faded Griffin? Did you not see him scurry ? Did you not
    See his GOD DAMN FACE? FORREST GRIFFIN WANTED NOTHING OF
    RAMPAGE! MORON!

    RAMPAGE GOT ROBBED OFF HIS TITLE!

  22. polisen on July 6th, 2008 12:07 pm

    No he did not.

  23. EXRAIDED on July 6th, 2008 12:14 pm

    LOL watch the fight again you morons who think rampage lost ! Forrest Griffin was scared to get hit! IDIOTS! Forest Tried key word tried to throw combos , but as soon as Rampage started unloading he would scurry , and turn his back scared to get knocked again! Why because he got dropped twice!

    STOP MAKING UP SH*T about Forrest Griffin doing this and that , that and this. The only thing he did was land kicks and dominated 2nd round! THAT’S IT! NOTHING MORE!

    Stop throwing more stuff in it than there really was!

  24. thom on July 6th, 2008 12:33 pm

    I am shocked that you guys think Forrest clearly won. I love forrest. But Rampage did do most damage. When I heard he lost I thought it was a knock out or a submission. You can’t tell me that what Forrest did deserved the win. Look at his face. I am not a simple onlooker. I am a fighter. I have beaten many guys twice my size. I can sympathize with Forrest, I like him can take a punch and pull out the victory. But this was clearly clearly won by the champ, he did more damage. And Forrest couldn’t even hurt him when he had him down on the mat for a whole round. But I do agree more money for the owners Rampage vs Forrest 2. They are always thinking ahead. No way that forrest beat Rampage. No Way.!!!!!

  25. Deuce on July 6th, 2008 12:41 pm

    The fact that this was a championship fight makes a big difference. I just didn’t see a decisive win for Forrest. I think he had the opportunity, but played it safe. Let’s face it he’s a tactical fighter which sometimes does not make for a very exciting fight to watch. Not to take anything away from Forrest, I think he’s a smart fighter and a work horse, but how many of his fights went to the judges. So as for whether or not fans will actually pay to watch him fight? I just don’t think he has the Iceman or Rampage KO appeal.

    I’m sure there will be a Rampage and Griffin 2. I think a Griffin vs Jardin 2 is in order, then Griffn vs Liddel, and if he makes it through that then Griffin vs Machida. Rampage then needs to get back in the mix with Silva, then Houston Alexander, then he should get another title fight. As for a pay for view worthy fights - Lyoto Machida vs Anderson Silva.

  26. cabnaagj on July 6th, 2008 12:56 pm

    cannot wait wanderlei to fight griffin…griffin will die once he step to the octagon with wanderlei.

  27. JZ on July 6th, 2008 1:04 pm

    btw all you guys talking about clean shots landed should go back to boxing, it’s not about punching and punching alone. jackson did not slam forrest in the fourth, he tried but forrest let go of the triangle. so all jackson did was punch more effectively than forrest but thats all he did, not enough aggression. forrest punched, kicked, dont forget the knees, tried submissions, and was more aggressive overall….again, fight goes to forrest if not a draw.

  28. EXRAIDED on July 6th, 2008 1:13 pm

    so screw it to win matches in ufc now is about aggression LOL!

  29. Jon G on July 6th, 2008 1:19 pm

    In UFC kicks are scored as more points than punches.

    That’s why Griffin won.

  30. G on July 6th, 2008 1:25 pm

    Well all I could say is Machida is gonna eat them all..

  31. Tim on July 6th, 2008 1:30 pm

    Why should kicks be counted for more than punches. It’s easier to land a kick than to land a clean punch. You can block punches with your hands but with kicks it’s very hard to block them properly or get out of the way. Jackson landed more clean punches than Griffin got kicks.

  32. Tim on July 6th, 2008 1:39 pm

    If you’re going to base a face on aggression well than Tito easily beat Machida.

  33. mike on July 6th, 2008 1:44 pm

    How can you say that the fight was rigged? All fights have to be judged and sometmes opinions vary from person to person. Forrest faught well and so did Rampage. Rampage hits hard fopr sure but he didn’t in any way dominate the fight. Forrest was the aggressor and was never stopped from bieng the aggressor. you can dissagree with the fight but dont get all pissed at a close call and say the whole league is rigged and the world is gonna end. thats retarded

  34. Raed on July 6th, 2008 1:48 pm

    In the post-fight press conference Jackson gives much respect to Forrest. He admits to being hurt by the leg kicks but is seriously deluded in thinking that he got the better of Forest on the ground. He “thinks” that he won the fight but doesn’t sound convincing and admits that he is going off of what his corner told him (wow, really?), says that Forrest won at least two rounds, and admits that he isn’t sure and needs to watch the video himself. He is calm, composed, respectful and humble in defeat and that should tell you something. Having watched Rampage for years now I am 100% certain that if he truly thought that he won the fight and was ripped off he would have been throwing a temper tantrum and speaking ill of Forrest, the officials, UFC, etc. He isn’t crying so you shouldn’t either. He does mention ring-rust but Forrest was in the same boat so that’s no excuse. Jackson had a few chances but Forrest took those exchanges like a true champion so get over it and wait for the rematch.

    http://www.truveo.com/UFC-86-Quinton-Jackson-post-fight-press-conference/id/2595276091

  35. mike on July 6th, 2008 1:51 pm

    EXRAIDED, you are clearly a Rampage fan your views are clearly bias. I agree that you cant call a fight on aggression alone but you have to look at it objectively as well.

  36. Raed on July 6th, 2008 2:05 pm

    I said that Forrest won 3 and maybe even 4 rounds. Forrest cuts easily and was cut early. You get points for the strike that did the damage, you don’t get points in later rounds because your opponent is bleeding from an earlier cut so it doesn’t matter how much blood was lost. This isn’t like the music industry where you get paid royalties. As for the personal insults they’re easy to make over the internet when you can remain anonymous and that’s all I’m going to say about it.

  37. Tim on July 6th, 2008 2:11 pm

    Well you’re obviously a Forrest lover and you haven’t sat down and watched the fight round by round in a non biased fashion.
    Jackson landed a significant amount of clean punches during the fight.
    Griffin landed only a few clean punches, half a dozen at most.
    Griffin landed a lot of leg kicks, but no where near as many as as Jackson landed clean punches.
    Jackson took forrest down once, Forrest took Jackson down once.
    Forrest couldn’t do any damage to Jackson when he had him on the ground and neither could Jackson to Forrest.

    Jackson landed a lot more clean shots and that should have been the difference.

    If you break it down, Jackson won the 1st round, lost the second, won the 3rd, EASILY won the 4th. and the 5th could have gone either way.

  38. k on July 6th, 2008 2:21 pm

    forrest is more of the technical fighter. if u watch the ultimate fighter he always tells his corner to just stay on top pretend to work. just win the round. his style isnt the BEAT HIM UP its more how to score points.

    you could say hes a smart fighter but in my opinion he can just take punches and win by decision. if u look at his fight record its most decisions

  39. mike on July 6th, 2008 2:27 pm

    Im not really a forrest fan, but his ground game was better that rampage. just because Rampage held the top position doesnt mean he won that part of the fight. Forrest actually defended himself very well on the ground, in fact he got a few punches in. I would,t give that ground fight to rampage. maybe you need to rewatch the fight and think about it not just as a boxing match but more of a full fight.

  40. Tim on July 6th, 2008 2:28 pm

    He was devastated because he got robbed. He knew that making a big fus about it would just make it worse for him so why would he. His coaches and trainers would have told him not to speak out or it would just make his day worse.

  41. Griffin 4 Ever on July 6th, 2008 3:03 pm

    Team.
    Griffin won this fight, did you even see him on the ground? Their stand up game was pretty evenly matched, but on the ground rampage was way too slow, he had nothing on forest.
    Case closed.

  42. Tim on July 6th, 2008 3:18 pm

    How was stand up evenly matched. Griffin landed maybe 14 leg kicks the whole fight with maybe 5 clean punches. While Jackson landed at least 30 or more clean punches. Griffin was on Jackson for a whole round, couldn’t do any damage with elbows or punches while he was on top and tried 3 times for a submission and failed. Jackson’s defense was too good.

  43. martin on July 6th, 2008 3:20 pm

    it was a close fight the second round and the fact that forrest stayed busy and was always going a rampage was the reason he won rampage had the bigger shots but only the uppercut in the 1st really hurt forrest forrest won he deserved it he fought the better fight he fought smarter the rampage

  44. Deets on July 6th, 2008 3:26 pm

    page did NOT win. dispite what everyone is saying, he may have dilivered more effective strikes, but a fight is juged on striking, grappling, aggression and cage control, this was an mma fight, not a boxing match. FORREST won any educated MMA fan who viewed the fight objectivley could see that. most of the people on this board are PAGE fan who need a diaper change, get over it.

  45. Keith on July 6th, 2008 3:35 pm

    The single reason Forest won the fight was Octagon control. He was able to dominate positioning on Rampage the entire fight. If Rampage would’ve checked more leg kicks early and pushed forward to claim the center of the Octagon he would’ve won the fight. His gameplan was to hang back and look for a knockout combination and he failed to execute it, great fight.

  46. Tim on July 6th, 2008 3:40 pm

    Yer but they score the fighters round by round. And although overall Griffin might have been the aggressor and had more cage control, Jackson won 3 out of the 5 rounds.

    Going by your opinion that means Tito beat Machida. He was the aggressor, had more cage control, and had better grappling.

  47. shut up on July 6th, 2008 3:42 pm

    There’s no way this fight was even close to being tied. Yea Rampage landed a COUPLE solid hits but other than that he had a few skims and title intimidation. Forrest on the other hand slaughtered Rampage with the leg kicks, his ground game was more superior than anything Rampage has anywhere in his arsenal and he landed just as many solid punches as Rampage. It was fair, Forrest deserved it, and Rampage knows it.

  48. Tim on July 6th, 2008 3:46 pm

    You’re obviously a Forrest lover so of course you’re going to say that. You need to sit down and actually watch the fight with a non biased opinion. He struggled to land any clean punches where Rampage continued to land clean punches throughout the whole fight. Yer sue he landed a few leg kicks but his ground game wasn’t even good. When he was on top he couldn’t do any proper ground and pound or submit him after 3 attempts.

  49. Jonathan on July 6th, 2008 3:51 pm

    glad to see two warriors give it everything they’ve got, much respect to both of them and for all those people who tell others that chasing down a stupid dream is impossible its good to see one of us make it congrats Forrest. I guess Rampage owes Forrest his purse big payday for Griffin and Rampage should start looking for a new trainer.

  50. Tim on July 6th, 2008 4:08 pm

    James you like Griffin more so obviously you’re going to agree that he won.

    I would usually say anything bad about the judges but the bottom line is sometimes the judges get it wrong. And it has happened before.
    Just like Hamil beat bisping but the judges gave it to bisping.
    Even in pride, Ninja Rua beat Jackson but somehow the judges gave it to jackson.
    Just like in the Liddell Jardine fighter, that should have been a unanimous decision but one judge gave it to Chuck just because he’s Chuck.

  51. Joe on July 6th, 2008 4:20 pm

    Rampage didnt really fight forrest did he was active just for that aggrssion he had it

  52. Tim on July 6th, 2008 4:20 pm

    lol at all these Griffin lovers. You’re an idiot Steb, Griffin struggled to land a clean punch throughout the whole fight while Rampage continued to land clean punches throughout the whole fight.
    Although it doesn’t suprise me that everyone is giving the win to Forrest because he has have a much larger fan base than Jackson.

  53. xavier on July 6th, 2008 4:30 pm

    was a great fight but i have a question. who wins?

  54. Tim on July 6th, 2008 4:36 pm

    Ring control and aggression only really come into it when neither of the fighters have landed many shots or done anything to each other on the ground. Jackson landed a lot more clean punches than Griffin while Griffin struggled. Jackson had Griffin on the ground twice, sure he didn’t do much to him on the ground but either could Griffin when he had Jackson on the ground. All Griffin could do was attempt submissions but fail miserably three times in a row. You don’t get points for attempted submissions by the way. And Griffin didn’t do any decent ground and pound so that is cancelled out.

  55. Exraided on July 6th, 2008 4:37 pm

    But like i said before the UFC always ahve been racially motivated. White man is the champ lets get the black man fight him and see who reign supreme. The black man has the Title Belt lets face him off against a white man. Dan Henderson , nope beat, Forrest Griffin lets give him the title shot although there’s been other fighters that has to go through years and opponents to even come near the chance for a TITLE FIGHT!

    What makes Forrest Griffin so special? Only Named fighter he’s fought was Shogun, and won , then all of a sudden his balls grew because he had beaten an Injured fighter! LOL! AND EVEN THEN HE STILL SHOULD HAVE NEVER GOTTEN THE CHANCE TO FIGHT FOR THE TITLE! WHY I’M SURE FIGHTERS LIKE RANDY COUTOURE , TITO, CHUCK LIDDELL ARE WONDERING THE SAME THING!

    Leaves me to think what i think and that is this whole “Organization” is or have been touched by corruption!

  56. D on July 6th, 2008 4:51 pm

    Forest looked very disciplined in the match. I have never seen a Rampage so cautious. Rampage was hurt early. Forest controlled the tempo. Not a very exciting fight. But the better overall fighter in this match was Forest. Would like to see a rematch.

  57. Tim on July 6th, 2008 4:53 pm

    Yer the UFC planned the whole “lets make Forrest champion” scheme. They knew he had a big fan base and he was also the original ultimate fighter so he would be a perfect candidate to be champion. He was suppose to win his fights with Bonnar, Jardine, Ramirez and then get a title shot but he slipped up with Jardine. So then they throw him in the ring with Shogun and he wins and then they build him up and make it look like he deserves a title shot, even though he only beat Shogun because he was injured. So then they give him a shot and he gets the fight giving to him when he didn’t even win. The fact that he got a title shot before people like Jardine, Machida, Evans, Liddell, and Wanderlei just shows that it was set up.

  58. mike on July 6th, 2008 4:58 pm

    Exraided, when did “DEVASTATING BLOWS! FACT!” occur. doesnt a devastating blow have to Devastate the opponent? I’m not so convinced that Forrest was devistated. by the way your talking a lot of trash for bieng a computer geek yourself. what makes you such an athaurity on UFC, are you a UFC fighter? I dont claim to be a world champion, but I did watch the fight and it was close, and you have to understand all of the different aspects of the fight to be able to judge which are more valuable in which situations. you must have lost a lot of money on this fight to be so pissed about it.

  59. Tim on July 6th, 2008 5:03 pm

    You don’t win fights by being the aggressor and having ring control. Rampage landed more blows on the feet, took Forrest down more and did more to Forrest on the ground. Plus he clearly won 3 out of the 5 rounds. People are only saying Forrest won the fight because they’re a fan.

  60. mike on July 6th, 2008 5:03 pm

    why does everyone have to come up with conspiricy theories about corruption. ITS FIGHTING, THATS WHAT PEOPLE DO IN FIGHTING!!!! rampage should have just knocked forest out if he was so good. but no, he played forrest’s game and lost at it. its his fault not forrest or the UFC’s. this isn’t your moma’s back yard its real fighting and real life people.

  61. mike on July 6th, 2008 5:05 pm

    forrest clearly won on the ground, rampage failed to do anything when he had the better possition. forrest alwayse got out, and in fact he got punches in. I like Rampage I think he a good fighter, i bet on rampage to win, but he lost because he played forrests game. he lost on the ground and by bieng to coy. forrest had control of the match and in fighting thats actually important.

  62. Tim on July 6th, 2008 5:16 pm

    Forrest didn’t do anything when he had the better position either. He was on top the whole round, tried 3 submissions and failed and could barely land a clean blow. How does that count as him “winning” on the ground.

  63. Exraided on July 6th, 2008 5:17 pm

    Let me see why Rampage Strikes were more accurate and packed a more power behind it! I think it had partly to do when Forrest Griffin’s leg started to do the wobble wobble in the first round, or maybe it had something to do with the fact when Forrest Griffin dropped to the floor and had to take a good glance of a big black man to rejog his memory that he’s in the Octagon? Or maybe the notion Rampage’s blows were more devastating due to the fact every time Forrest stood toe to toe with Jackson he would quickly cower?

  64. Big Jerm on July 6th, 2008 5:17 pm

    Ok, I thought the fight was an amazing fight. But Forrest clearly won. He took Rampages best shot and did not get knocked out. Also, he fought a smarter fight. Even though Jackson landed some shots, Forrest didnt stay close enough for Rampage to land good combinations. Forrest on the other hand, landed alot of combos often ending with a kick. Not to mention that Forrest was the aggressor the entire fight. Forrest dominated the ground game. When rampage was on top, he could do nothing Forrest. And it lead to Forrest scrambling to his feet. Anyone who thinks Jackson won the fight is retarded. Maby if Rampage fought like him normal self, like against Chuck and Dan Henderson he would have won. But tonight was Forrest’s night. No doubt about it.

  65. A-Dog on July 6th, 2008 5:21 pm

    Exraided and tim are douche bags

  66. steb on July 6th, 2008 5:27 pm

    SCORING OF THE OCTAGON:

    1.Based on Effective Striking-Rampage
    2.Grappling-Forrest
    3.Aggression-Forrest
    4.Octagon Control-Forrest

  67. rampage fan on July 6th, 2008 5:28 pm

    ya griffin won , damn man why rampage didnt change his game plan after his leg is sore he should know he got no ko power no more he should went close clinch knees or take down man rampage has no fighten spirit no more rampage is done griffins a stud hes more smart than rampage. i think wanderlei showed him a few kicking style and it did work man i want to see a rematch cos rampage a loser under estimate him rampage sux good fight thou

  68. mike on July 6th, 2008 5:29 pm

    forrest did attempt some things, he may not have executed to the best of his ability. rampage did NOTHING on the ground except get hit and let forrest escape. you must have watched a different fight if you saw different. rampage hits hard, why would forrest stand there and take it, ofcourse he’s gonna move away. you guys just want to argue to argue

  69. Tim on July 6th, 2008 5:30 pm

    Yer alright A-dog, maybe post an educated opinion next time instead of just insulting people.

  70. rob c on July 6th, 2008 5:30 pm

    The rule is effective striking, grappling, aggression, and octagon control. Oh and by the way, there is no rule about “dominating” or “taking” the fight from the champ to become champ. the rule is you must “win” just like any other ufc fight.

    Round 1: Forrest shows better aggression and octagon control but rampage’s striking is slightly better 10-9 RAMPAGE

    Round 2: Forrest dominates grappling the whole round (mount), as well as octagon control. Rampage shows nothing. 10-8 FORREST

    Round 3: The striking is so close that there is no clear winner so this is where octagon control and aggression come into play for forrest. 10-9 FORREST

    Round 4: Each fighter shows some powerful striking but Rampage came out on top. 10-9 RAMPAGE

    Round 5: After reviewing this round 3 times, I still see no way that you can say rampage won. Forrest’s punches may not be as hard as rampage’s, but his kicks (to the head as well as the leg) were very good. Also, Forrest did win some of the punching exchanges(watch it again). Forrest landed beautiful knees at the very end of the round. Again, the aggression and octagon control both go to Forrest. 10-9 FORREST

    Therefore 48-46 FORREST. The UFC is not rigged. tonight was not Rampage’s night. Forrest had to be careful not to be knocked out by the more powerful rampage in oreder to win this fight and he did exactly that. Forrest showed that he can fight a smart fight and not get too excited. True fans of MMA know that there is more to winning than just blasting away and seeing who knocks out who. I know that many of you were let down because forrest was able to evade the knockout while still bringing an aggressive bout to rampage. My personal belief is that Rampage was not prepared mentally and Forrest was at the top of his game.

  71. Tim on July 6th, 2008 5:38 pm

    If you’re scoring the 2nd round a 10-8 round to Forrest than you have to score the 4th round a 10-8 to Rampage. He landed 12-15 solid punches, took him down, landed a couple of elbows when he was on top and then slammed Forrest when he tried for a triangle. And what did Forrest do in that round? Nothing, maybe landed a leg kick.

  72. mike on July 6th, 2008 5:42 pm

    it wasnt a slam, forest escaped.

  73. Tim on July 6th, 2008 5:42 pm

    The 3rd round clearly went to Rampage. He landed way more punches where Griffin struggled to land one. In terms of aggression Forrest may have won but in terms of cage control, every time Rampage started landing punches, Forrest backed right up which is a smart thing to do but that counts as effective cage control for Rampage.

  74. Tim on July 6th, 2008 5:43 pm

    It was still a slam, he did pull out of the triangle at the last moment but Jackson still slammed him. You’re blind if you don’t think so.

  75. mike on July 6th, 2008 5:46 pm

    if your gonna call all of forrest’s arm lock and submission attempts not valid, then that slam is definately not valid. be consistant

  76. Tim on July 6th, 2008 5:51 pm

    He threw him onto the mat, how is that not a slam. Forrest was smart enough not to fully hold on because if he did he would have been in big trouble but it was still a slam. Did Forrest submit Rampage? No he didnt, so all of his submission attempts failed.

  77. mike on July 6th, 2008 5:52 pm

    as far as slams go that was a failure. just like rampages attempt at beating Forrest.

  78. blonde_tall_one on July 6th, 2008 5:56 pm

    What a great fight. Both guys are awesome but Forrest clearly won. Forrest kept moving, he went after Rampage, he was much more aggressive than Rampage, Forrest had many more defensive moves that kept him out of trouble. Rampage has a dangerous punch but that is about all he really had going for him and he did not have too many of those. Forrest is a true competitor and a tough kid!! I don’t want another rematch between those two…Forrest needs to move up and on!!

  79. mike on July 6th, 2008 5:56 pm

    so your judging this like a boxing match? its not boxing its MMA, different rules. punches arent the only way to score. do you watch MMA or just usually Boxing?

  80. Exraided on July 6th, 2008 5:56 pm

    ALWAYS GOTTA KEEP THE COLORED FOLKS THE MINORITY 1 STEP LOWER THAN THE WHITE MAN!?

    THE ONE’S WHO DISAGREE ARE THE ONES WHO WANT TO STAY 1 STEP AHEAD!

  81. mike on July 6th, 2008 5:58 pm

    playing the race card cause thats all you have left

  82. mike on July 6th, 2008 5:59 pm

    be first to act and you will win. make the other play your game and you will win. this is what forrest did. I dont think Forrest is a racist, he actually respects Rampage. whay are you a racist Exraided?

  83. Tim on July 6th, 2008 6:03 pm

    Rampage landed more blows throughout the match. Blows include kicks.
    You don’t get points for submission attempts and you don’t get points for laying on your opponent because that’s basically all Forrest did in the 2nd round.

  84. Exraided on July 6th, 2008 6:06 pm

    ARe you a moron? I never said Forrest is a Racist? WTF gave you that idea! I know beacause you’re an idiot!

    Forrest Griffin is just a pawn!

    The race card really how can you disprove that it havent been played alrdy people can deny allthey want and you’ll have the ones who will say otherwise and its a never ending cycle!

    How the hell do you know or be able to say it had nothing at all to do with the outcome of this fight!?

  85. mike on July 6th, 2008 6:09 pm

    forrest Dominated the second round. he did elbow rampage, albiet weakly. Forrest isnt as powerful as Rampage so Obviously its not going to look as hard as a Rapmage hit. you do get points for dominating the opponent and that is what forrest did. rampage had a lot of strikes but not enough to counter Forrests domination on the ground, knee kicks, knees and aggressiveness in the ring. There are some good points that you and your guy Exraided make but the race card is totally disqualifying your argument. Thats the way out of a person who doesnt know how to express their frustrations. Forrest won and the judges saw it right!

  86. blonde_tall_one on July 6th, 2008 6:09 pm

    Mike…I truly hope the comment you just made about punches and boxing was not directed to me and my comments. Because if it was you should have seen that I mentioned punching at the end because that was all Rampage did effectively, in my opinion. And there is no doubt that Rampage has a great striking ability when he lands them. Forrest controlled the octagon by far with his more aggressive moves, kicks, attacks, his grappling styles, his defense (especially on the ground), and the pace of the rounds. Maybe you need to get a message to Rampage that the MMA is much more than just boxing…. not me sweety!!!

  87. Ant on July 6th, 2008 6:13 pm

    This was a great fight. Forrest won three rounds to two with a dominating second round. I was surprised Rampage did not do more when he had Forrest on the ground. He should have kept going with those body punches. Overall a great fight.

  88. Tim on July 6th, 2008 6:14 pm

    If you break it down round by round. Rampage clearly won 3 out of the 5 rounds. You can’t give Forrest the fight because overall he may have been more aggressive. If you look at it your way. Tito beat Machida because he was more aggressive, had cage control, better on the ground.

  89. Tim on July 6th, 2008 6:15 pm

    Ant, Forrest did not win three rounds. Rampage won the first, Forrest dominated the 2nd, Rampage won the 3rd, Rampage dominated the 4th, and the 5th could have gone either way but i would probably give it to Forrest. Either way Rampage won 3 out of 5.

  90. Ryan Church on July 6th, 2008 6:16 pm

    I was actually looking at a forum and it was the Judges score card. And they all agreed that the 2nd round was a 10 8 round thats what killed Rampage in that fight. If it would have been a regular 10 9 round it would have been very close and probably a draw.

  91. Exraided on July 6th, 2008 6:19 pm

    Its pointless…. sigh . Domination on the ground huh? He laid on top of Rampage the whole 2nd round he rubbed his elbows in Rampage’s face here and there if you called that dominating, okay sure I gave you that., but what about when Rampage had a mount on Forrest? You mofo act like that never happen!

    It just goes to show you the morons I’m arguing with! LOL!

    “This is how it goes and that’s FINAL!” Yea that’s the mentality these idiots have! No point in continuing this. Rather go talk to a wall has more sense!

  92. Rrrrriiiiiccckkk!!!! on July 6th, 2008 6:23 pm

    DON’T LET THE JUDGES DECIDE. Judges have different scoring methods. Thanks for the free video.

  93. Tim on July 6th, 2008 6:26 pm

    If they gave Forrest a 10-8 round in the second well then they would have to give Rampage a 10-8 in the 4th. Because Rampage landed 12-15 solid punches, took him down, landed a couple of blows when he was on top and then slammed him. So he was the aggressor, better cage control, landed way more blows, better on the ground, got a take down. And what did Forrest do? Land a measley leg kick.

  94. Mental Warfwre on July 6th, 2008 6:29 pm

    Very good fight… Rampage stole the first round,Forrest dominated the second with an easy 10-8 round, third round was close but I thought rampage did more damage,fourth was close but I gave forrest that round,in the final round Forrest pulled an Oscar Delahoya and ran the whole time….NO WAY he won that round!! If I were judging I would have given that 10-8 to Rampage!! He won the fight but Forrest is a stand up guy and I’m happy for him…They have to do that again! Note to Rampage:Check that Kick!!

  95. Exraided on July 6th, 2008 6:36 pm

    Tim is a freaking Genius! It’s true. If the Judges gave Forrest Griffin 10 - 8 on the Second Round. They would have to give Rampage a 10 - 8 for the 4th Round! Rampage landed 12 - 15 Solid Punches , took Griffin down, landed a couple of blows while on top and then Slammed him. So Rampage was everything you’ve stated that allowed Forrest Griffin the Win. Rampage was the “Aggressor” “Had Cage Control” “Landed More Blows” “Better on Ground” and to even it up also got a “Take down” As for Forrest he landed a measly leg kick!

  96. Tim on July 6th, 2008 6:42 pm

    I’m not saying Rampage fought a perfect fight, not by any means. He should have at least attempted to check Griffin’s kicks, he should have tried to do more ground and pound when he he had top position, and he also should have been more aggressive. But it still doesn’t change the fact that he won 3 out of the 5 rounds so he should have won the fight.

  97. yu on July 6th, 2008 6:46 pm

    Yea i think rampage lost his punching power from the leg kicks early on… should have been a knockout…

  98. braveheart102 on July 6th, 2008 6:47 pm

    Forrest won…there was nothing memoreable that rampage did to secure the victory…yes he landed a good punch that droped griffen however, forrest landed puches along with many leg kicks that hurt rampage. Also a take down and had rampage in a triangle. Forrest also controlled the octogon better and landed more knees in the clinch…I gave the first to rampage….2nd forrest…3rd forrest…4th rampage….5th forrest…hell of a fight though

  99. Tank on July 6th, 2008 6:48 pm

    Everybody’s gotta get off of their Rampage high horses man. The match wasn’t rigged by the company, Forrest won it fair and square because he brought more to the fight. It’s that simple.

  100. Jeremy on July 6th, 2008 6:50 pm

    there better be a rematch because that was garbage RAMPAGE should won that fight he conected on more punches then forrest did. forrest won 2 periods maybe its just like when michael Bisping fought matt hamill the UFC is starting to get a little to shady for me

  101. MC on July 6th, 2008 6:51 pm

    I had it scored

    Round 1 = 10-9 Rampage
    Round 2 = 10-9 Forrest
    Round 3 = 10-8 Forrest
    Round 4 = 10-9 Rampage
    Round 5 = 10-9 Forrest

    Forrest = 48
    Rampage = 46

  102. Mental Warfare on July 6th, 2008 7:02 pm

    Mc how could Forrest win the fifth by running is that part of the criteria these days. This is not boxing! The 2nd round saved him! But it should have at least been a draw!

  103. gasper on July 6th, 2008 7:04 pm

    rampage did a great job although throughout the whole fight hes been wabling on his injured leg from the kicks..the reeson why he couldnt knock griffin out was because he couldnt shift any power into his punch because of hes weekened leg..they both did a great job but griffin slightly took the fight

  104. Adam on July 6th, 2008 7:10 pm

    First Round - Jackson 10 - 9 - Near Knockout, totally the agressor .

    Second Round - Griffin 10 - 8 - Jackson is crippled by a kick to the knee and does nothing the entire round except survive. He’s nearly choked out.

    Third Round - Jackson 10 - 9 - Jackson slowly recovers from the kick in the 2nd round and takes no more damaage to the knee this round or the entire fight. Despite not being the agressor, he lands solid counter strikes. This probably the hardest round to score along with the 5th.

    Fourth Round - Jackson 10-9 - Solid take down along with a lot of clean strike damage to Forest. He dominated the entire round despite having to escape the triangle hold. You can’t give this round to Forest for an unsuccessful triangle hold.

    Fifth Round - 10 - 10 even - No one really did anything this round. There were a few solid kicks from Griffin and a few nice counterstrikes from Jackson, but nothing to give a clear advantage to either fighter.

    Jackson 48 Griffin 47 IMO. If you give the 3rd round to Griffin for agression I would understand and see the fight the other way, but I favor the damage over the aggression.

    2 of the judges gave griffin both the 3rd and 5th round, which is really bogus resulting in the 48 - 46 score. The other judge gave Griffin the 4th round, which is basically insane.

  105. AKM Conspiracy on July 6th, 2008 7:19 pm

    even if it went 10 rounds, griffin would still have won

  106. Tim on July 6th, 2008 7:25 pm

    AKM that was the dumbest comment i have ever seen. The match went 5 rounds and Rampage won 3 out of those 5 so he won the fight.

    And Adam i agree with you in that damage is more important than aggression. You can be aggressive all you like but if you’re not landing the punches then why should that count for anything. Griffin was more aggressive but he struggled to land punches where as Rampage continud to land punches and Griffin would retreat everytime Rampage started landing combos so that gives Rampage effective cage control.

  107. Tim on July 6th, 2008 7:29 pm

    WOW, they score the fight round by round. Rampage won 3 out of those 5 rounds so he won the fight. And if you’re going to say Griffin won the 2nd round 10-8, then Rampage won the 4th 10-8 because he landed 12-15 clean and solid strikes, took him down, landed a couple of blows when he had top position, slammed him and then when Griffin got up, Jackson continued to land punches. All Griffin did in the whole round was land one half asked leg kick.

  108. Tim on July 6th, 2008 9:36 pm

    Do you think that using caps give your post more merit? LOL

  109. jay on July 6th, 2008 9:53 pm

    I don’t think griffin did enough to take a title. I say they do it again. I think griffin will be a wash and rinse champion. Although i must say i am a griffin fan……………

  110. nicster on July 6th, 2008 10:19 pm

    Forrest one you douche bags…It’s not rigged at all…Forrest controlled rampage on the ground..He got points on the near submission….When rampage slammed him griffin smarts came into play again by grabbing his leg to stop the slam…All you guys saying rampage won are throwing out bias opinions that just shows the fact that you have no business putting your two cents in if your going to be so bias…Go watch wwe you tool boxes! I like rampage but the dude lost, he should of been more aggressive, but he couldn’t because he got his knee buckled..Which was good tactic on forrest’s part…..The’ll fight again

  111. sean on July 6th, 2008 10:54 pm

    they just want coach vs student, liddel vs forest

  112. SC on July 6th, 2008 11:31 pm

    OK seriously, Rampage either won or it should have been a draw, I will break it down.

    Round 1 - Rampage got more total hits in than Griffin(that includes kicks too) and griffin was running around the cage, Rampage dropped griffin and had one really nice combo. 10 - 9 Rampage.

    Round 2 - Nothing to say here, Griffin controlled the round and the ground and had devastating kicks, even though he did nothing to Rampage on ground, 10 - 8 Griffin is reasonable(I think 10 - 9 for Griffin cuts it a bit short as Griffin really did deserve more).

    Round 3 - Edge for Rampage, got more punches in and this in this round, Rampage really dodged the kicks of Griffin, and I mean dodged, Griffin hardly landed any kicks and Griffin was a bit cautious as he was testing Rampage’s knee with a lot of fake kicks for at least half the round, 10 - 9 Rampage.

    Round 4 - Complete domination by Rampage, Griffin got some kicks, Rampage took his to the floor, I think score is 10 - 9 for Rampage(could be 10 - 8 but that is a bit stretched).

    Round 5 - This round Rampage was aggressive, although he didn’t really finish the fight that great he just started throwin punches near the end, and griffin did end up running a lot. 10 - 9 Rampage, or you could even have this round at a tie since Griffin did land some hits in that round. That gives 2 results.

    48 - 46 or 48-47, Rampage still wins. Forrest did give him a great run but I think to give that win to Forrest is not really right, and deserving, Just my 2 cents.

  113. Paul on July 7th, 2008 12:19 am

    Is exraided still at school? Did he have special permission to stay up and watch the fight? Did he save all his ‘car wash at weekends’ money to afford PPView? ….What a low-brow, foul-mouthed, neanderthol - with an IQ to match his body temperature!

    It was a close fight. Who cares who won. They will have a re-match. Eveyone involved will make a bucketload of money. Then exraided can come back on the internet and talk big through his sphincter, again.

  114. rickfurious on July 7th, 2008 12:36 am

    Rampage new he lost just look at his face when they were waiting for the word.Dispite what any of you haters say that tells you who won….Forrest won fair and square you all know it so stop tring to make yourself belive other wise…New champ all hail fedor…..

  115. mmafan on July 7th, 2008 1:26 am

    closest fight ive ever seen but griffin had the edge for sure…never thought it wud happen even tho i was goin for griffin. there will deff be a rematch sometime down the road, if griffin can keep the title that is.

  116. booboo on July 7th, 2008 2:00 am

    its turning into some wwf stuff if you ask me. i think its all about the money. its good promo for the rematch. c’mon brotha to be the champ you gotta knock him out. that forrest couldn’t accomplish. therefore rampage should still be the champ. funny thing is i picked griffin to win. trip on that!

  117. Tim on July 7th, 2008 5:27 am

    Matt, we’re not taking anything away from the fighters, they both fought great fights and gave it their all but at the end of the day Rampage won the fight so he should have kept his title.

  118. Rusty on July 7th, 2008 11:34 am

    Forrest won this fight, and that’s all there is too it.

    Did Rampage have better, cleaner, stronger punches? Hell yes he did. BUT, he just simply was not aggressive enough with them. Forrest simply scored more. He was aggressive, and for the most part controlled the octagon the entire time. He worked nearly the whole fight, were as Rampages was definitely working, but seemed flat after that leg injury.

    Taking out a power punchers legs can completely destroy their ability to throw effective punches, witch is why we didn’t see that KO power, and aggressiveness we normally see from Jackson. Just look at the Jardine/Liddel fight.

    Don’t get me wrong, I wanted Jackson to win just as much as anybody, I’m a huge fan. The UFC is already in talks for an IMMEDIATE rematch, and if it goes through, I predict Rampage to destroy Forrest.

  119. E-rock on July 7th, 2008 1:31 pm

    Anyone who has any sence knows that rampage won this fight. This is why i dont watch this sport all this gights are fixed. ALL of them. Watch Boxing watch football but dont buy in into this crap.

  120. Tim on July 7th, 2008 1:52 pm

    You can’t just win a fight by simply being aggressive. Rampage landed twice as many shots as Griffin.

    Rampage did exactly what Machida did to Tito, he was smart about his striking and that’s why he landed so many clean punches where Griffin struggled to land any punches and could only land leg kicks. You saw Griffin’s face by the end of the fight, it was a mess. If you count a fight on aggression and cage control then Tito beat Machida.

  121. Luis on July 7th, 2008 2:22 pm

    Most of the the punches that Forrest threw landed but they just were not effective. Rampage threw probably two times more punches than Forrest but most of them missed or were blocked. sure does punches were devastating but judges dont score the round on damage.

  122. Gaz on July 7th, 2008 5:02 pm

    Griffin Rulez UFC

    O_o im hungry

  123. brutus on July 7th, 2008 8:43 pm

    Let’s face the fact, Rampage was artificially created and he has zippo skills. So what, he can throw a couple of punches. It’s painfully obvious that he hasn’t the intellect to be a real champ. MMA at the highest levels requires brains as well as brawn. Those with the low IQ go the way of the dodo bird.

    I suggest that he try the Special Olympics.

    .

  124. Luke on July 7th, 2008 9:03 pm

    Listen here for all of you who posted the crys for rampage, yes he landed more dominating shots. but a shot that dosent bring some 1 down fully scores the same as a shot thats jus clean landed.. rampage landed tons of clean shots. a couple wobbled forest 1 even put him down. but there all jus even points besides the punch that downed him, forests made up for every punch rampage threw with his legg kicks then dominated points with the triangle, the full second round domination scoring an outstanding amount more then rampage. and yes there was some cuts on forest. but cuts n brooses dont score points. if u dont like the scoring system and you think you know better then the jugdes go back to wrestling cause your not ready to look at the overall fight and just a few lil picks.

  125. Free on July 7th, 2008 9:48 pm

    hmmm…its hard for me to score the fight because i don’t know how a mma fight is suppose to be scored..in my opinion i think page won..but my opinion doesn’t really mean squat..because the judges obviously thought different..so could someone explain to me how its scored..so you get rewarded for almost locking in submissions(well it was completely locked)..and if so shouldn’t you get points for getting out of them(like in real wrestling how you get points for escapes)..but ionno man..forest did dominate on the ground..quinton couldn’t do anything when he was in forrests guard..but then again page one every exchange in my eyes..and i saw someone say forrest landed more punche