West Virginia becomes 45th U.S. state to regulate MMA

[Markz]

Christopher Daniels

Rate/Hate

 

[Nation]

10/10 Amazing great sig.

 

[Smackdown Fan]

Nice one lad klass 10/10

 

[NooDLE]

Nice, everything looks pretty sweet except Im not really digging the glow around the gif. Other than that its good.

 

[Kaptain KnicKy]

Looks very nice Mark! Not too much to comment on really...

 

[Axis]

I'm not a fan of GIFs at all. To me, all it does is cover up the lack of graphics in it. If you're going to use a GIF, use it to enhance a good piece, not to cover a bad piece. the font is nothing special and the background is pretty bad.

 

[The_Edge]

I personally like it. I like the background.

The only thing I would change would be the text.

9/10

 

[†HÊ Gªm€ ™]

Nice wpr men

8/10

 

[Kris P. Kareem]

looks great but for some reason the gif is shifting to the left slightly and goes back to its place.
9/10

 

[KANNIBAL]

Im also not a big fan of gif's like Axis said. But if your going to add one make sure it doesnt shift like Alhajri mentioned above me. and the glow doesnt look good.

 

[Markz]

Damn, the nudge is due to the actual .GIF itself, I would change it but I can't find good GIFs for Christopher Daniels.

 

[X-Pac]

That is amazing, ill give it 9/10. I would like to see it a little bit bigger

 

[v1-power]

i love it but for me too small and the style is ok but it rocks so 9/10

 

[Ben]

With overwhelming votes in favor of the move, West Virginia is now the 45th U.S. state to regulate mixed martial arts.

After it recently passed the West Virginia legislation, Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin recently signed the bill into effect.

Only three state athletic commissions (New York, Connecticut and Vermont) currently don't regulate MMA, and two states (Alaska and Wyoming) lack regulatory bodies to do so.

"We've worked hard to get this sport regulated all over the world, particularly in the United States," UFC President Dana White stated. "I'm really excited to see the sport regulated in West Virginia and look forward to one day bringing a UFC event there."

As part of today's release, UFC officials revealed no timetable for an event in the state, which has the nation's 37th largest population with 1.9 million West Virginians. Potential UFC host cites include Charleston and Huntington.

Def a plus, even if it's not a big market to run shows, they need to get New York though and getting the remaining states first is only going to help get that done