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I'm going to post this topic in the sports stadium rather than the MMA for a couple of reasons.
1. MMA fans don't really need to answer this question in the first place.
2. I want to get the take of people who might or might not watch MMA, but regularly post in the Sports Stadium
3. Insight on the different takes from those who won't is actually more valuable.
Here is the article from MMAMania, it's very brief and asks some interesting questions for the future of MMA. Whether you like it or not isn't the issue. The real issue is whether or not you believe, in the event of an NFL lockout, MMA could reach new heights and if you would, in fact, check out more MMA events in the event of no football.
http://www.mmamania.com/2011/3/22/2065945/nfl-lockout-closes-one-door-opens-another-for-ufc-and-mma
I will reserve my opinion, which may actually shock many of you, until after we have had some responses.
1. MMA fans don't really need to answer this question in the first place.
2. I want to get the take of people who might or might not watch MMA, but regularly post in the Sports Stadium
3. Insight on the different takes from those who won't is actually more valuable.
Here is the article from MMAMania, it's very brief and asks some interesting questions for the future of MMA. Whether you like it or not isn't the issue. The real issue is whether or not you believe, in the event of an NFL lockout, MMA could reach new heights and if you would, in fact, check out more MMA events in the event of no football.
http://www.mmamania.com/2011/3/22/2065945/nfl-lockout-closes-one-door-opens-another-for-ufc-and-mma
I will reserve my opinion, which may actually shock many of you, until after we have had some responses.