Should a fighter really be punished for jumping on the cage after a victory? Daniel Cormier says let them celebrate. Chael sees it differently. According to the account Chael discusses, multiple fighters had pay withheld after cage celebrations triggered action from the Nevada State Athletic Commission. Chael's point isn't that fighters shouldn't enjoy their moment. It's that if a commission has a rule, it can't simply decide when that rule matters and when it doesn't. And there are real reasons to take the danger seriously. Chael recalls seeing a fighter attempt a celebratory backflip and land on a cameraman, breaking his leg. He also tells the story of Dan Henderson being encouraged to show more emotion after winning in PRIDE, only to injure his ACL during the celebration. This isn't about taking away a fighter's moment. It's about safety, liability and consistently enforcing the rules already on the books. If the rule is bad, change it. But until then, Chael argues you can'