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I think it has more power than people realize. It wasn’t ultra powerful but I remember Cruz did damage to a lot of his opponents, I liked his low kicks before he has knee injuries

I can tell you are highly passionate about what constitutes good footwork and that’s just like your opinion man. Maybe I meant to say was fighters who have quick feet, move a lot, and rely on their movement and feints to fight. If it’s not subtle, efficient footwork like you claimed. Someone...

I buy reps but I wouldn’t rock those

Scamming old people out of their life savings is really sad and infuriating. They are indirectly responsible for many miserable lives and deaths. Way to ruin the rest of someone’s life. A lot of people are naive or susceptible too. You would think it would be obvious but regular people get...

Jones had reyes, Gus, and santos Anderson had Chael and Weidman. Andersons post championship career left a lot to be desired too

DJ literally dog walked everyone he ever faced in his weight class except cejudo the second time. You literally can’t say that about any other fighter except Khabib who retired way too early. The most title defenses ever, in which he stomped everyone… GSP, Jones, Anderson, Fedor, none of them...

But why did he rush in? Could it be because he had a hard time figuring out a fellow southpaw and just went for it? Im not being 100% serious though

He was knocked out by Adriano Martins. Let’s go Dustin! But seriously I think Dustin being a southpaw makes it a little more interesting

Retards in this thread: yOu ThInK jOsE aLdO aNd PoIrIEr CaN bOx? LoOk At MaYwEaThEr AnD iNoUe!!! Like it’s really fair to compare two different sports

And why do you think they have better footwork and not kickboxers? Maybe because the needs of the sport is different? Or is boxing just superior in your opinion? 🤡

ok.gif Let’s compare two different sports with two different needs of footwork. You sound very intelligent and totally not dogmatic and like a know-it-all

Oh yeah how could I forget the most recent example of this: Volk vs Topuria. Same strategy as Garbrandt and Fimo. He held his ground, waited for Volk to close the distance for him, and then launched an explosive 4-5 punch combination. Although not the fight it could have been since Volk was...

There are two examples that come to mind when I think of fighters who came with an excellent gameplan to nullify a fighter with top tier footwork. The first is Garbrandt vs Cruz. He kind of waited for Cruz to come to him. Didn’t try to chase him, and didn’t back up much. Hit nice and fast...

He’s 46? Edit: lol he’s 41. But yeah

Dude is an amazing fighter with some of the worst fundamentals in striking and wrestling I’ve ever seen.

Your name, Anastasia, Wall-E, Fox and the Hound

Is it me or does it seem like a lot of people in their early to mid thirties low-key struggle. Obviously everyone of every age struggle, but it seems like the 30ish people are just extra weirdly insecure. First off both men and women are no longer physically in their primes, like your...

I definitely understand why he doesn’t want to lol. That’s a super hard fight for him. I don’t mind him ducking Benavidez, but I don’t think he should hold the belts hostage if he’s gonna do that. My guess is that he’s probably waiting for Benavidez to lose in a weight class higher first. You...

Looked really good on the come up. Got schooled badly by Floyd. Then looked absolutely incredible in his next fights, some of the best head movement and counter highlights in the game Fought triple G and got taken back down to earth. Really hard fights but still looked good. Went up in weight...

Robbies 42, been fighting since he was like 20