Fletcher

Isn't Sahakian not as good as Correa? Why would MI even do that?

Why did this poll have to be mandatory? We're all busy with holiday stuff. But mandatory is mandatory, so here we are.

If the purpose is to determine who will do better against a common opponent, I'd rather know who had more points at the end vs. who got DQd.

I'm guessing that's a personality trait of Chance - not the type to point fingers or place the blame on anyone else but himself. That doesn't necessarily mean the Ok. St. staff is blameless.

Breakfast: pint of Cherry Garcia = 1200 calories Lunch: pint of Chunky Monkey = 1200 calories Dinner: pint of Milk & Cookies = 1250 calories Oof, this is harder than I thought...

I highly doubt all these guys are certified a weight class down.

Hopefully they're at least finishing up with MBAs, JDs, or medical degrees.

Or do we have to put up with this nonsense one more year? Bad enough that we have to deal with medical redshirt and Olympic year redshirt on top of the normal redshirt (which was intended to address medical issues in the first place).

There have been many UFC champ wrestlers long before Jon Jones ever came along. Wrestlers both current and past have had more success in fighting than any other base. A wrestling background changes the fight, even if wrestling's not used. Knowing your opponent can take you down at will makes you change your entire fight strategy.

Owning the G League is the ultimate form of support. NCAA football is not a dying sport; it doesn't need the NFL.

How do they not support it? By not supporting it. Rogan mentions wrestling once a year and White has open distain for UFC wrestlers because they're effective but boring. Once college wrestling is finally killed off for good to channel more funds into NCAA football, the quality of fighters will drop significantly.

Chicago has turned out multiple Robinsons and multiple Baileys. When we find a family with good wrestling genes, we clone them.

Doesn't have to be that. Can be something as simple as having their broadcasters ask fans to support their local high school or college team. Mention that Campbell wresting (or whatever program is next) is on the verge of getting cut and needs support. Lots of ways to support that wouldn't cost them a dime.

College wrestlers are the most successful MMA and UFC fighters. College wrestling is also dying, particularly in light of the recent NCAA settlement/roster limits. Why doesn't the UFC support it? Direct financial support would be great - akin to how the NBA supports its G-League. But they could also do so without any cost - by encouraging fans to support their local college programs, encouraging kids to join their high school teams. Why isn't this happening? Seems like a no-brainer given the pipeline of wrestlers who feed the UFC ranks.

Making wrist snaps great again.