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Fighting style named for the home town of UFC's Nick Diaz: Stockton, CA - America's 8th most miserable city. The Stockton Style is most properly applied to professional fighters, however, it can be applied to any team/contestant that boasts about superior skill while making disparaging remarks about the opponent, and then proceeds to get embarrassingly demolished. Key features include, but are not limited to, the following: Pompous self promotion Alleging cheating of your opponent with no evidence Failing a drug test scheduled more than 6 months in advance Mocking an opponent during competition for using a sound, winning strategy Insisting on superior skill following a highly publicized defeat Threatening to retire following a highly publicized defeat Publicly admitting to felonies for no reason
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