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Is it just me, or does the closer we get to an event, the more everything seems to fall apart? I feel like I can't even plan my weekend around a card anymore without wondering if the main attraction is actually going to show up.
I remember back in the day, you’d see a lineup and that was it. You knew what you were getting. Now, it feels like we're constantly dealing with last-minute reshuffling. It’s frustrating when you’ve cleared your schedule and bought the PPV, only to find out the matchups you actually cared about are gone.
Part of me understands the necessity—injuries and stuff happen, it's a brutal sport—but the frequency of these sudden shifts is getting wild. It makes it hard to build any real momentum or hype for the fighters when the cards are basically living on borrowed time.
Does anyone else feel like the "unpredictability" of modern combat sports is starting to kill the hype, or am I just being a pessimist?
I remember back in the day, you’d see a lineup and that was it. You knew what you were getting. Now, it feels like we're constantly dealing with last-minute reshuffling. It’s frustrating when you’ve cleared your schedule and bought the PPV, only to find out the matchups you actually cared about are gone.
Part of me understands the necessity—injuries and stuff happen, it's a brutal sport—but the frequency of these sudden shifts is getting wild. It makes it hard to build any real momentum or hype for the fighters when the cards are basically living on borrowed time.
Does anyone else feel like the "unpredictability" of modern combat sports is starting to kill the hype, or am I just being a pessimist?