UFC 2012 Infograph

[ante_up81]

[ante_up81]

Statistical proof greg Jackson has The most boring fighters and no one wants to talk about it?

[niniendowarrior]

Greg Jackson is a sport killer.

[HugeMMAFan]

Statistical proof greg Jackson has The most boring fighters and no one wants to talk about it?

You know what's interesting, though? Alpha Male has the most Finishes... but their win rate, at best, is 50%, while Jackson's, are 30%, but only win about 52% of their fight.

[Cbear]

that whole thing was put together to show Greg Jackson is killing us. arrrrggghhhhhhh!

[cheeto101]

Statistical proof greg Jackson has The most boring fighters and no one wants to talk about it?

No, not really considering that the graph doesn't show how many fights each camp was involved, an omission that makes the entire infographic useless as an accurate depiction of the statistics it is trying to represent.

[Buckery]

Statistical proof greg Jackson has The most boring fighters and no one wants to talk about it?

It's also proves a bit of BS about lesser weight fighters not finishing fights.

Alpha Male 67% finishes. Enough said.

[Tallica1981]

Statistical proof greg Jackson has The most boring fighters and no one wants to talk about it?

Completely BS. As Cheeto pointed out, the number of fights is missing. Also, there are a couple more factors that make that a silly statement based on the chart. The most obvious is your assumption that all fights that go to a decision are boring, which is laughable. The other is the level of competition. Quite simply, it's much harder to finish elite level fighters.

Here are the fights from Jackson's camp I could quickly find:

Guida/Maynard - Definitely Boring
Cerrone/Stephens - Fun dominant fight for Cowboy that ended in decision
Cerrone/Guillard - Great fight with early finish
Sanchez/Ellenberger - Barn burner decision. FOTY contender
Condit/Diaz - Some will say boring, but I liked it. Condit is a notoriously exciting fighter
Condit/GSP - Most exciting GSP fight in years ended in decision.
Brandao/Elkins - Decision fight that I don't recall the details. However, Brandao almost always brings it.
Brandao/Gambino - See above
Watson/Tavares - Split decision - don't remember the details
Watson/Marshman - Early finish
Page/Picket - Fun fight with finish
Page/Caceras - Fun fight with finish
Garcia/Grice - Decision. I'm sure you love Leonard
Garcia/Holloway - Fun split decision
Jones/Evans - Good decision fight
Jones/Belfort - Good fight with finish
Swanson/Roop - Fun fighter nice finish
Swanson/Pierson - Ditto
Swanson/Oliviera - Ditto
Perez/Albert - Ditto
Perez/Stone - Ditto
Perez/Bloodworth - Ditto
Browne/Griggs - Super fun HW
Browne/Silva - Ditto
Akiyama/Shields - Akiyama is almost always exciting
Dodson/Elliot - Dodson is always high pace
Dodson/da Silva - Fight sucked, but had a finish
Stann/Bisping - Fun fight
Stann/Sakara - Stann always tries to be exciting
Roberts/Okami - Tko finish
Roberts/Maghalese - Don't recall

Fights in Bold were decisions


ANYWAY, when you look over the fighters in the camp, despite some boring performances, most, even those that went to decision, were entertaining fights. Even some of the "boring" fights were uncharacteristic of those fighters. The Jackson line of BS has been laughable for years. Stop buying into everything Dana tells you.

[DriveBy73]

It also doesn't show that only about 10% of those fights were even worth watching.

[wK78]

Completely BS. As Cheeto pointed out, the number of fights is missing. Also, there are a couple more factors that make that a silly statement based on the chart. The most obvious is your assumption that all fights that go to a decision are boring, which is laughable. The other is the level of competition. Quite simply, it's much harder to finish elite level fighters.

Here are the fights from Jackson's camp I could quickly find:

Guida/Maynard - Definitely Boring
Cerrone/Stephens - Fun dominant fight for Cowboy that ended in decision
Cerrone/Guillard - Great fight with early finish
Sanchez/Ellenberger - Barn burner decision. FOTY contender
Condit/Diaz - Some will say boring, but I liked it. Condit is a notoriously exciting fighter
Condit/GSP - Most exciting GSP fight in years ended in decision.
Brandao/Elkins - Decision fight that I don't recall the details. However, Brandao almost always brings it.
Brandao/Gambino - See above
Watson/Tavares - Split decision - don't remember the details
Watson/Marshman - Early finish
Page/Picket - Fun fight with finish
Page/Caceras - Fun fight with finish
Garcia/Grice - Decision. I'm sure you love Leonard
Garcia/Holloway - Fun split decision
Jones/Evans - Good decision fight
Jones/Belfort - Good fight with finish
Swanson/Roop - Fun fighter nice finish
Swanson/Pierson - Ditto
Swanson/Oliviera - Ditto
Perez/Albert - Ditto
Perez/Stone - Ditto
Perez/Bloodworth - Ditto
Browne/Griggs - Super fun HW
Browne/Silva - Ditto
Akiyama/Shields - Akiyama is almost always exciting
Dodson/Elliot - Dodson is always high pace
Dodson/da Silva - Fight sucked, but had a finish
Stann/Bisping - Fun fight
Stann/Sakara - Stann always tries to be exciting
Roberts/Okami - Tko finish
Roberts/Maghalese - Don't recall

Fights in Bold were decisions


ANYWAY, when you look over the fighters in the camp, despite some boring performances, most, even those that went to decision, were entertaining fights. Even some of the "boring" fights were uncharacteristic of those fighters. The Jackson line of BS has been laughable for years. Stop buying into everything Dana tells you.

Unfortunatly that one fight at the top there, cancels everything out for me. One of the most ridiculous pieces of **** fights ever seen. And that was all Gregs doing. Maynard did the best he could to save it.