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Originally Posted by ManifestBlasphemy666
Chuck Liddell did not belong in that fight the fact that he even got licensed to fight is baffling. It just looked like he was gassing just from circling and fell down on his own from the first punch he threw. Tito Gaines nothing by beating him he beat and out of prime Chuck that shouldn't have been there to begin with.
And Delahoya Is a POS for putting this fight on everyone knew Chuck had no chance.
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Liddell was in shape, just not his prime. I agree that he had no business fighting Ortiz, especially after being on the shelf for so long and performing so poorly before that.
They both just wanted a pay day. And De La Hoya saying that Dana White was wrong for telling fighters to retire after bad performances is bullsh!t. That is one [rare] time where White was actually looking out for his fighters [which, in reality, he was probably just looking out for his bottom line, as a losing fighter usually doesn't draw money].
Liddell and Ortiz had better not string this feud out like Arlovski and Sylvia did.