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Funny Sage Northcutt parody

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For the record, I think Sage Northcutt has the potential to be great. He's young enough and talented enough to build his skill set and grow as a martial artist. I said so in the latest podcast, and his loss in Newark, NJ or any fighter's loss is s good learning experience.

HOWEVER...this is still pretty funny. Rarely is there ever an opportunity to reference a horror film and mash it with MMA when its not related to the tiny bit of violence that happens in competition. This parody is using the scene from Pet Semetery (1989) to point to the loss of one of the fighters the UFC was trying to market to fans as the next big thing.

Funny stuff by a user named Meduza, check it out:


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