That Feeling the Morning/Day After an Epic Fight...

[Masato]

Sometimes after a truly epic/historic/memorable fight, the morning after is like this weird surreal buzz; You're still in shock. Over and over in your head: I can't believe it! I can't believe it...

Many fight-nights are great, exciting, shocking etc... but every so often the result of those special fights kind of flips the MMA world upside down, and really gets right inside us as fans with amazement and wonder. I can think of several, but I suppose each is different for different fans. Regardless, I am hoping fans can relate to what I'm talking about.

The mornings after these kind of historic nights are one of my favorite things about being an MMA fan. The WHOLE FUCKING NEXT DAY and sometimes even more than that, I am floating on this weird high of fantasy crashing into reality, and reliving such history I just witnessed.

I feel like that today, I am still totally fucked up, lol my head is a buzz with MMA fever (which is good cuz I ain't got shit to do today, lol)

Its wonderful.

[Edge Guerrero]

- Nate cemented his place on the great wall of MMA history.
On the other hand, i didn`t got that awesome feeling when the judo-girl lost.

[penxv]

How were the fights?

[penxv]

I do like hearing about it when Zuffa's marketing schemes backfire.

They got people to pay to watch 2 chick fights. Kind of makes me pessimistic about the future of humanity, to be honest.

[johnkilo]

Why? Tate vs Holm was a good fight. Definitely the most professional woman's mma fight I've seen. Neither one looked like they were 10 years behind the skill level of the men like the majority of the rest of womens MMA.