Better comeback win Kampmann oer Alves or Tim Boetsch over Okami?

Both were big time comeback wins but who had the better 1?

boetch by far, he was getting outclassed in every way.

kampman was still live and I am not totally convinced Alves wouldnt fade in the last 2 rds. That being said both fighters looked stiff and slow last night. Maybe it was just watching the flyweights but especially kamp looked like he was plodding in.

Last night was only a 3 rounder wasnt it? Alves had 40 seconds to go for an easy decision.

Tough to say. Boetsch was getting his ass kicked but his came with a bunch of time left. Kamp was a minute away from 30-27 across the board

Boetsch actually made his win happen though while Martin was handed his

Gotta agree with bobbitt. Boetsch came out guns blazing because his only option was to blitz Okami and hope for the best. Kampmann didn't have the same intensity, and Alves held that single too long before he turned to try and dump Kampmann. As soon as they landed I had a feeling Alves was in trouble.

Boetsch

Both were sweet as hell. I think the same way Alves gave his fight away Okami kinda did the same by attempting to stand with Boetsch knowing he had a big lead in the fight.

Kampmann also didn't have..."TIM BOETSCH WITH THE COMEBACK. UNBELIEVABLE. UNBELIEVABLE. THAT IS ONE OF THE GREATEST COMEBACKS IN UFC HISTORY. OUTSTANDING. HE KNEW HE NEEDED THE STOPPAGE AND HE LAID IT ALL OUT THERE AND GOT IT. OUTSTANDING. THAT IS THE BEST COMEBACK IN UFC HISTORY."

bobbitt15 wrote:

Kampmann also didn't have..."TIM BOETSCH WITH THE COMEBACK. UNBELIEVABLE. UNBELIEVABLE. THAT IS ONE OF THE GREATEST COMEBACKS IN UFC HISTORY. OUTSTANDING. HE KNEW HE NEEDED THE STOPPAGE AND HE LAID IT ALL OUT THERE AND GOT IT. OUTSTANDING. THAT IS THE BEST COMEBACK IN UFC HISTORY."

U are right about that

Boetsch, he put it on a dude who was outclassing him at every point, let his hands go and good things happened, I'm not sure what Alves was thinking he didn't even need the takedown.

i thought the main event was a 5 rounder because Sanchez-Ellenberger needed more time and this fight also had implications. You suck Dana, i hate you.

but yes, if it was a three rounder that changes a lot.

Boetsch because Okami was beating the fucking crap out of him and he came back and knocked him silly guns a blazing. Kampmann I thought won that first round and while he was losing, was not losing as badly. Okami is a better fighter than Alves or Kampmann respectively imo and Boetsch is a worse fighter than either respectively, which also factors in. Kampmann also won with a submission few fighters would have tapped too. That tapout makes Alves look pathetic.

I am not impressed with Alves, or Kampmann usually ever anymore and that remains the same. Good fight though. I just don't like those fighters that much. WW is maybe my least favorite division in MMA, except for exciting fighters like GSP, Carlos Condit and Nick Diaz. Oh wait, nevermind.

KingsOwn19 wrote:

i thought the main event was a 5 rounder because Sanchez-Ellenberger needed more time and this fight also had implications. You suck Dana, i hate you.

but yes, if it was a three rounder that changes a lot.

Everything announced from this point forward is 5 rounds, but not the stuff that was already scheduled

Probably Boestch. Both looked terrible and ineffective for two rounds. Kampman kept doing that and fell in place to capitalize whereas Tim walked out in the second and just said fuck it and wrecked house.