Tyron Woodley has been saying for weeks he doesn’t believe Maia will able to take him down and training partner Ben Askren back him up. But one way or another Maia sure did try – in fact that’s all he did in the grueling 5 round fight. Here’s how others reacted to it:
Woodley is no sir'ing Maia on these takedowns. #UFC214
— Mike Jackson, Esq. (@TheTruthJackson) July 30, 2017
Woodley sucks. GSP will dominate him.
— Matheus Aquino (@MatheusDCAquino) July 30, 2017
Woodley reminds me of Holly Holm in that neither definitively win rounds one after the other. #UFC214
— Michael Carroll (@MJCflipdascript) July 30, 2017
When you'd do Anything for a takedown #UFC214 pic.twitter.com/onH6AxBFVc
— Angela Hill (@AngieOverkill) July 30, 2017
Grabbing the fence again
— Rafael dos Anjos (@RdosAnjosMMA) July 30, 2017
Woodley has to be the worst champion in #UFC bring back @jakeshieldsajj to handle this guy #UFC214
— Mike Ciesnolevicz (@MikeCies) July 30, 2017
3-2 Woodley, did the bare minimum but holds onto belt. Fair play Maia never stopped coming forward and never stopped trying to bring it.
— Coach Kavanagh (@John_Kavanagh) July 30, 2017
Maia’s eye took the brunt of it
Ouchie #UFC214 pic.twitter.com/tHR5wqRxbE
— Zombie Prophet (@ZPGIFs) July 30, 2017
"I went out there. I had a phenomenal fight, I can go another couple rounds"-@TWooodley | #UFC214 pic.twitter.com/9vgmtR47mg
— #UFC214 (@ufc) July 30, 2017
Maia: I think it would have increased the probability of winning if I had a longer training camp. #UFC214
— MMAFighting.com (@MMAFighting) July 30, 2017
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