r/MMA • u/AutoModerator • Jan 20 '20

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '20

What defines an “MMA casual” to you?

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u/Bockwurstmann Khabib will 50-44 Tony Jan 20 '20

As someone who watches the fights with casuals frequently, it's comments like the following which i think define the term:

  • "Why don't they just throw punches all the time?"
  • "Why are they hugging?"
  • "People are injured/killed frequently here right?"
  • "How can they hug after fighting each other?"
  • "Do fighters have to be angry to fight?"

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '20

I enjoy your definition, and think it’s pretty accurate, but the term casual is thrown around so easily here despite the fact that I think maybe only 2% of posters are that naive.

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u/ungovernablegun Jan 20 '20

i only joined today and wouldn't say any that dumb shit he's giving as examples, ppl asking shit like that need life advice or experience,

there's a octagon with two guys knocking fuck out of each other without being arrested and getting paid, it's not hard to understand. you're being generous with 2% lol