Beleive me guys, dont let people like that ruin your night. If youve never been to a live event its something to see. Like I said you might even get lucky and sit next to some cool people. Lots of a-holes bt at the same time said hi to a few people and met some nice people at weigh ins and taking pictures and stuff.
I know thats a horrible story, but like I said you have to go to at least 1 live event to experience it. Plus when the events over and you there just looking at the cage its really impressive and almost awe inspiring.
As for ticket prices, we got tickets for about $120 each and those are nose bleeds...the funny thing I try and tell people about MMA events to me its better to be in the nose bleeds because then you have access to watch the "jumbo" screen or the cage even though your a little far away from it. The people on the ground floor...beleie me its hard to see above everyone adn not to mention the cage is elevated then not to mention if the fighters fall on the opposite side of the cage you wont see anything. So when I say nose bleeds, I was probably on the 2nd upper level in the front, so like i said nose bleeds for MMA is better in my opinion.
Plus I was thinking if I paid $120 for these seats...what were those people paying to sit that close to the cage. The only benefit from sitting so close is all the fighters that walk around the cage if you want autographs or photos, but beleive me its one of those things where like I said the energy around a UFC especially, theres usually fighters all over the place. I ended up meeting Joe Rogan and Eddie Bravo just walking down the street as well as a few Japanese fighers. Also met Randy Couture just strolling around.
When I went to Strikeforce again totally different event lots of booing and drunks, but no one bothered us and met a ton of fighters and other fans waiting for photos and stuff. So again its
almost a luck of the draw type thing. At the Strikeforce event alot of people got up and left before the main even started so go figure.
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