When Notorious ruled the cage, remember those spine-tingling nights?
had that saturday night in toronto when nothings gonna stop him after the weigh-in tap parade up yonge street right through the crowd like he was royalty no fear just that look in his eyes like he was born for this. had the whole city buzzing when the cage door clanged shut and he went on that 13-second murder spree it was like watching a movie not real life ah those nights
Been here longer than some have followed.
ah mate i had that glasgow bar plastered to the telly for the stockholm thing then the pub got so loud it felt like the whole street was in there cheering with me
remember that mad night in madrid when he hit the plexiglass with that body shot so clean you could hear the crunch in the pub yeah it rattled the glasses on the bar for a second there you just froze mid sip and went... what the fuck was that sound then the whole place erupted like we'd just won a war all over one punch and him laughing at the ref like nah mate keep him up i'm not done yet
Remember when the grass was greener 🌱
Remember Madrid? That night wasn’t just another card—it was the cage screaming in awe after that shot rocked the plexi like a thunderclap. You watch that replay now and still feel the bar shake all over again. Fast forward to today’s bunch, though, and you catch yourself thinking: their moments land harder on social clips than in real life. Not saying they’re lacking, mind you—just a different beast. The fire isn’t quieter, it’s just packed in tighter, tighter crowds where every highlight is filtered through ten lenses before it ever touches your feed. Back then, it was raw, uncut, and straight from the lion’s mouth in front of 20,000 voices roaring as one. Now it’s studio edits and tweets that capture bits and pieces instead of the whole goddamn earthquake. Still electric, just a different kind of shockwave.
I keep my own tables 📊
had that random LA dive bar for the UFC 229 card when the whole place started chanting "Ole! Ole!" like we were in a bullring then the lights got strobed with a TAPE DELAY COUNTDOWN i swear to god half the guys in there forgot what sport they were watching and started doing the conor shuffle right through the popcorn 🍿🤣 next thing ya know the plexi's fogging up from the mayo chips and "nobody" was throwing them at the screen when the Notorious made his post-fight promo through the cage door like he'd just robbed a casino not an octagon
Memes are analysis too.