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At the point when the arm-bar happened, the shoulder was still in-tact. Sin had sent the spikes into Vince's hand/fore-arm, which would eventually go up his arm and into the shoulder. Why not, then, go ahead and risk the already ******** up arm to deal considerable damage to your opponent?

See, you don't seem to understand what you, yourself did.

He fully extended the armbar on the floor.

You posted to your knees and stood.

Technically speaking, the moment you lifted his weight you lost your shoulder completely irrelevant of spikes or whatever. The ligaments would tear, you'd get a dislocated shoulder and your elbow would end up facing the wrong way.

Because you gave him the leverage to do this and you added his ENTIRE body weight to it by standing.

This would result in your arm being utterly useless. Dragon or otherwise. It would go completely and utterly limp. It wouldn't even move.

Then Sin would slip off.

And you'd be standing over him.

And then you'd knock his face in repeatedly.

There are actually two I can think of.

Renzo's youngest son, who I forget the name of is nine.

He frequently comes to tournaments in Jersey and submits guys around 200 lbs with things. He is very very good, because he is small and impossible to pin down right and has great shrimps.

And the Brazilian 9 and under Champion, who I do not know the name of at all. He apparently submitted Roger Gracie in an exhibition match, with an armbar.

Roger Gracie is a 210 lbs MMA fighter right now.

Edit:

Striker: I'm not arguing about your fight at all.

I'm just explaining the armbar he SHOULD have done to you, instead of spiking you in the skull.

Hey I see a robot.

You kids should be using robots.

KB: I will be, soon. Maybe.

Not at all.

Vansin: Souza is 30 now.

Wait, who are we talking about?

I'm talking about Vizzle's hypothetical 70 pounder.

I need to check out the fight right now, but for some reason I keep checking back here because people were still talking about it. So I'm just doing to put my official thought on it.

Because...well...I'm an official panda.

@Sin: The way things stand there doesn't need to be any resignation or forfeit. You tried to kill a character, and it was ruled as a kill, so you're disqualified. Nothing more can be said about that, and it's good to see you cooperating with it.

@Vincent: Although judging the fight is going to tell me more about whether or not the hit could have been taken differently and what could have been done, unless Vin changes his mind about situation then it still stands the same. I guess, rather, it'd affect what kind of penalties you'd receive in the next round.

Even if I were to reverse it, going for a killing shot alone would be a big enough deduction of points. There's no point making a CSI case out of it.