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Theres no "perfect" fighter, im pretty sure you feel all great and that. But everyone has holes and it only takes time before it shows.
Alot of fighters break down after losing because they cant handle the loss.
A fighter's best event in his life is a loss, because a loss pretty much shows them the future.
I'm aware that no one fighter is perfect. I meant I have a perfect skill set. I'm not saying that there isn't someone out there who can beat me, because trust me when I say this, I know that there are plenty.
I mean that I'm well-rounded. In my opinion. I dedicate most all of my time perfecting my technique, rolling, and hitting bags and pads. It isn't exactly a hobby to me. Its a passion, and hopefully a career.
At any rate, I wasn't trying to sound big headed, sorry if I came off that way.
Honestly, I wasn't too suprised by the way Sanchez looked at the end of the fight. He tends to get his face smashed alot lately. I dunno if he should've won, It seemed very close to me. I'm extremely excited for Shogun vs Jones. I see it being a stand up war, and if it does reach the ground i'm interested to see what Jones can really bring to the table. Keeping in mind that Shogun was submitted by Griffin, and Jones seems to have promising chokes, Jones could very easily have the edge there. I know Shogun has an amazing ground game but he seems to be on an aggressive streak, which could leave him open.
Standing, its anyones game.
On the ground, its really too close to call. I'd give Shogun the edge just because he has more experience.
Any holes in either of the fighters will be exposed though, which is really exciting.
I think Shogun can handle Jone's Muay Thai with ease, considering Shogun's whole life has been Muay Thai and thats what Jone's standup base is.
Shogun's weakness is his TDD which is already exposed, his stand-up honestly has no holes, hes never been in much trouble in his standup ever, not even VS Machida the first time.
Shogun can handle Jones standup. Shogun hasnt fought a fighter as flashy as Jones is though. He throws them spinning shit like nothing. Jones weakness is tdd defence, but he could get caught in a submission, while I doubt it. Jones does have a solid guillotine though.
I think Shogun can handle Jone's Muay Thai with ease, considering Shogun's whole life has been Muay Thai and thats what Jone's standup base is.
Shogun's weakness is his TDD which is already exposed, his stand-up honestly has no holes, hes never been in much trouble in his standup ever, not even VS Machida the first time.
Well I think that they are both aggressive and come forward.
Jones is super flashy. Probably shouldn't be too big of a problem for Shogun, but Brandon Vera is a muy thai practitioner (though no where even near Shoguns level) and he got absolutely smashed by Jones.
I honestly believe that Jon Jones is the future of the light heavyweight division. Win or lose, He will be back.
Also, Vera could have looked for an armbar against jones, but it didnt look like he was trying to do anything. Jones left his big ass arms there and nothing.
On the ground though, one of Jones elbows could end it.
Shogun is more aggresive, and will look to get up instead of just sitting there like Vera did.
Thats what I meant. He left his arm open way to easy, maybe he did on purpose to try and bait him, I dont know, but I know if he was fighting Forrest, or a guy with good subs they would go for the armbar i n that situation.
Vera didnt need much baiting, he could have closed the gaurd instead he tried to fight jones in an open guard.
Maybe VERA was thinking about going for it but jone's elbow came too fast. lol
You mean vera there right?
Vera has a pretty good ground game with subs, but he didnt even look for it, he had his arm there feor like a minute. It was crazy. I was yelling at the tv, go for his fucking arm!!
Yeah my bad!, I wonder who they are putting Vera against next now, this is Veras last chance, and damn did he get lucky.
Should he move back to HW? he did better there despite being a bit more lean than other HWs
I honestly think he should fight one of the two lhw fighters that lost at 127, James te Huna or Tom Blackledge. Loser goes home. If he cannot beat one of them, he deserves to get cut imo. He has a lot more talent that both of them, OR he could fight Anthony Perosh, or a big talent in Alexander Gustaffon. Another possiblilty for a muay thai fight would Cyrille Diabate. I would love to see Diabate-Vera.
I dont think he should move back up to hw.
He needs to train his tdd. I dont think he was expecting Silva to do it though.
Excited next saturdayFOTN is going to be Edson Barboza-Anthony Njokuona
Njolouna has great kicks too though. THis should be a war.
Barboza is still very raw too.
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