In an MMA fight when someone is getting beat unanimously, how come they almost always go into the 2nd or 4th round acting all skittish and cautious? Why don't they just start swinging for the fences, they've got nothing to lose? This really got me thinking after watching the GSP vs Koscheck fight.
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In MMA why doesn't the losing fighter swing for the fences?
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