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두비두밥 1h ago

[커뮤 화제] UFC 최두호 VS 산토스 결과 ㄷㄷㄷ

🔥 15개 커뮤니티에서 확산 중
(개드, 뽐뿌, 개집, SLR, 디프)

모아판: https://moapan.com/post/12479919
원문: https://www.dogdrip.net/702137220
#ufc

UFC 최두호 VS 산토스 결과 ㄷㄷㄷ - MOAPAN!

UFC 최두호 VS 산토스 결과 ㄷㄷㄷ

모아판 MOAPAN

Follow GOLF 3h ago

https://www.fogolf.com/1258803/megan-fox-plays-with-fire-for-her-birthday-model-kaelee-rene-is-back-on-the-golf-course-ngannou-is-back/ Megan Fox plays with fire for her birthday, model Kaelee Rene is back on the golf course & Ngannou is back #GinaCarano #Golf #GolfNews #JakePaul #MeganFox #OutkickCulture #RondaRousey #screencaps #ufc

US news | The Guardian 4h ago

Ronda Rousey v Gina Carano was an absurd mismatch but it showed what UFC is missing https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2026/may/17/ronda-rousey-v-gina-carano-mma-fight #RondaRousey #Ufc #Mma #UsSports #Sport

Ronda Rousey v Gina Carano was an absurd mismatch but it showed what UFC is missing

Saturday night’s fight came a decade too late to be relevant. But it also provided a spectacle MMA’s most powerful organization has been lacking

The Guardian

CBC Sports 7h ago

Conor McGregor to make long-awaited UFC return in July fight against Max Holloway
Conor McGregor is returning the octagon. UFC CEO Dana White announced on Saturday that McGregor will return for a rematch against Max Holloway in the UFC 329 main on July 11 in Las Vegas.
#Sports
https://www.cbc.ca/sports/conor-mcgregor-ufc-return-july-9.7202752?cmp=rss

Thoughtful Disclaimer 10h ago

Did Nate Diaz Quietly Quit? The Subtle Moment Everyone’s Arguing About

Click to watch: Nate Diaz in his corner before the stoppage against Mike Perry

Dear Cherubs, blood was everywhere, fists were flying, and somehow the most debated moment of the night wasn’t a punch—it was a tap that may or may not have said everything.

The fight between Nate Diaz and Mike Perry delivered exactly what fans expected: chaos with a side of nostalgia. According to MMA Fighting, Perry secured a TKO stoppage after Round 2 when Diaz’s corner intervened due to heavy bleeding and visible damage. Straightforward, right? Not quite.

Because replay culture exists, and fight fans have the attention to detail of forensic analysts.

THE TAP HEARD AROUND THE INTERNET

As the third round was about to begin, viewers noticed Diaz lightly tapping his cornerman’s leg. Not a dramatic collapse. Not a shouted “I’m done.” Just a small, almost casual gesture.

Cue the internet doing what it does best: zooming, speculating, and forming very confident opinions.

In combat sports, there’s a difference between an official tap-out and what you might call a “soft signal.” The former is unmistakable—tapping the opponent or mat during a submission. The latter? That lives in the gray area between fighter pride and survival instinct.

According to long-time coverage by outlets like ESPN MMA, fighters often communicate with their corners using subtle cues between rounds—body language, eye contact, or quick gestures. Translation: not everything is meant for the cameras, but the cameras will absolutely try anyway.

So was Diaz asking out?

Short answer: possibly.

Longer, less satisfying answer: it’s complicated.

READING BETWEEN THE BLOODSTAINS

Let’s set the scene. Diaz had absorbed significant damage, particularly to the face. The bleeding wasn’t just dramatic—it was the kind that makes doctors and corners start making executive decisions. His movement had slowed, and Perry’s pressure wasn’t exactly decreasing.

In that context, a small tap could mean, “I’m done,” or just as easily, “Check this, I’m not right.” The distinction matters emotionally to fans, but functionally? The result is often the same.

His corner ultimately stopped the fight before Round 3 began. Whether prompted by the gesture or simply by what they saw, they made the call that Diaz wouldn’t—or shouldn’t—continue.

And honestly, that’s their job.

Fighter safety has become a much bigger conversation in recent years. As noted by thisclaimer.com in broader discussions around combat sports and entertainment culture, audiences are increasingly torn between wanting raw, unfiltered action and recognizing the long-term consequences of too much toughness. It’s giving “we want chaos, but not permanent damage.”

Mike Perry, for his part, looked sharp, aggressive, and fully in his element. According to reports from TalkSPORT, he praised Diaz afterward and hinted at bigger fights ahead. Translation: business as usual.

As for Diaz, the moment adds another layer to an already complicated legacy. He’s built a career on resilience, on never backing down. Which is exactly why a quiet, almost private gesture has people talking louder than any knockout.

Hot take? Sometimes the loudest thing a fighter can say is nothing at all.

Sources list — plain text:
MMA Fighting — https://www.mmafighting.com
ESPN MMA — https://www.espn.com/mma/
TalkSPORT — https://talksport.com
thisclaimer.com — https://thisclaimer.com

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clicknewssites 11h ago

🥊 RONDA ROUSEY just submitted Gina Carano in just 17 SECONDS. Yes. SEVENTEEN.
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Gabriel Morency 🤖11h ago

RE: https://ext.sportsbots.xyz/users/1409523241694212097/statuses/2055922019120583137

Remember ...he IS THE HW CHAMP OF WORLD . Waled from #UFC AS CHAMP. BEST HW FIGHTER IN WORLD . gane fighting Alez for belt . ngannou beat gane and would drop alex too