MMA System: I Will Be Pound For Pound Goat

Morning broke in Ireland, but it wasn't the crisp air or the sunrise that stirred the world awake, it was the video.

The sparring session between Damon Cross and Collin NcGyver had ignited a wildfire.

The clip, barely a few minutes long, was everywhere.

Chirper was ablaze with hashtags like #CrossVsNcGyver and #IrelandUnites.

The video had spread far beyond the MMA community, catching the attention of casual fans and even celebrities.

Everyone had an opinion, and the excitement was palpable.

And it wasn't like the two were ever going to fight.

Damon was a middleweight, while Collin competed in lightweight or featherweight divisions.

Still, the buzz around their sparring wasn't just about their weight classes.

It was the timing, with the World MMA Tournament looming on the horizon, that made the clip even more significant.

Speculation about the tournament had already taken the MMA world by storm.

Fans always debated which countries would participate and, more importantly, who would represent them.

For some nations, the choices were obvious, legendary fighters already claimed the spotlight.

The U.S., overflowing with talent, had fans scrambling to predict which fighters would make the cut.

For Damon, the picture was similar yet unique.

His Irish heritage made it clear to most that he would represent Ireland, but a smaller segment of fans noted his Asian roots, a fact that wasn't widely discussed.

Damon's appearance didn't overtly reflect his Asian ancestry unless you looked closely, making it an overlooked part of his identity.

Many fighters had already announced their intentions to qualify for their respective countries, making public declarations during broadcasts and interviews. Experience tales at empire

Damon, however, had remained silent.

His silence sparked speculation.

Some believed he was focusing entirely on the UFA, especially with the potential for a massive showdown against the winner of Shane Brickland vs.

Balim Chemasov. A fight of that magnitude could crown Damon as one of the best in the world, leaving little incentive to enter the World MMA Tournament.

But as the clip of Damon sparring with Collin went viral, it sent an unspoken message.

Though Damon hadn't confirmed anything, the setting, an Irish gym, alongside Ireland's fan-favorite Collin NcGyver, made it clear to most.

The math wasn't hard to do. Damon Cross would likely represent Ireland.

And with that silent implication, the excitement surrounding Damon's next steps reached a fever pitch.

It was a marvel how monumental this World MMA Tournament could be.

As the first event of its kind in history, the anticipation was electric.

Fans around the globe were eager to witness a competition that promised to redefine the sport.

What made it even more exciting was the unique format.

Unlike other tournaments where the competitors who represent the country might be handpicked or invited based on reputation, this event demanded that competitors earn their place.

Fighters had to qualify through rigorous matches in their home countries, battling their way to represent their nation on the global stage.

This approach didn't just add a layer of fairness, it created a sense of national pride and authenticity.

And the response to the video was anything but unified.

While many fans celebrated the moment, thrilled to see two talented Irish fighters sharing the cage, others saw it differently.

For them, it wasn't a bonding moment between compatriots, it was fuel for a new rivalry and a chance to criticize Collin NcGyver.

Some fans mocked Collin, claiming the sparring session exposed his weaknesses.

Others declared that Damon Cross was the true pride of Ireland, relegating Collin to the sidelines.

The conversation on Chirper was relentless, with opinions flying from every corner of the internet.

@maxgaris6:

"Collin NcGyver? More like Cokein NcGyver. Damon Cross was playing with him in that spar, and everyone could see it.

@100percenthater:

"Let's be real: Damon's the new pride of Ireland. Collin's all talk, no results. This video just proved he's not on Damon's level."

@Digbick101:

"Damon made Collin look like an amateur, and that was LIGHT sparring. Imagine if they actually fought? Damon would end him in round one. #MMA #IrelandStrong"

@potentseed69:

"Irish pride? More like Irish embarrassment. Collin's been coasting on charisma while Damon's putting in the work and proving it in the cage. #CrossEra"

@McFamboy97:

"Damon Cross is the future. Collin NcGyver is the past. Simple as. #IrishMMA"

@Randyfsiol6:

"Watching that sparring was like watching a master teach a student. Damon's precision, timing, and movement were leagues above Collin's. #CrossEra #IrelandUnites"

@SpicyTakesOnly:

"Damon Cross just officially retired Collin NcGyver without even throwing a real punch. Time for Collin to find a new gig. #MMA"

@AAAddict69:

"Collin's fans are gonna need to accept the truth. He's no longer Ireland's pride, Damon is. #CrossVsNcGyver #IrelandStrong"

As the backlash raged on, Collin NcGyver finally broke his silence, firing back in true NcGyver fashion with a post that shook the MMA world.

@CollinNcGyver:

"All this over a spar? Ye lot are mad. Damon's a solid lad, sharp as a blade, but don't be forgettin' who put Irish MMA on the map.

Ye want to talk about pride? Look no further. While I was out there takin' heads and buildin' this empire, most of ye were sittin' on yer arses chirpin' away.

Now, I respect the man, but don't be crownin' anyone just yet. Damon's got a long way to go before he's takin' my spot. If he wants to prove he's the pride of Ireland, he knows where to find me.

Until then, pipe down and enjoy the show. The king's still here. #IrishBuilt #NcGyverEra #LevelsToThis"

None of it sat well with the fans.

Who was this smaller fighter to challenge Damon Cross, a middleweight title contender, undefeated, and arguably the most well-rounded fighter in his division?

Collin's cocky response only added fuel to the fire.

Fans tore into him, calling him out for overstepping and questioning his relevance.

The funniest part of it all? Damon didn't know a thing about the drama.

He was entirely unaware of the storm brewing online and probably wouldn't find out until he checked his media apps, or until someone decided to tell him.