O'Malley has the quickest feet and pivots we've ever seen in mma and he can crack to boot.
Chito seemingly has some pretty gnarly ground and pound if he somehow ends up on top, but his wrestling is absolutely terrible and Sean is very good at being elusive. Chito's wrestling (or lack thereof) in the Sandhagen fight was honestly painful to watch.The problem is he would get finished.
When he opened up he had some success but he was also almost finished twice. So he ran and shelled up until he recovered. He wasn't going to out strike Sean in any way. He should have gone for takedowns. Even in the flukey win the last time, he finished it on the ground. I wonder why his corner didn't advise him to take Sean down.
Perhaps learn the sport and watch closer, Sean had several punches he was using to counter Chito's attempted leg kicks.From the get go I was like " where are the leg kicks!?" He mauled Sean's leg in their first fight, why in God's world he didn't do the same shit, make him think, make him second guess! Nah he threw like 4 of em and that was it.
Everytime he moved fwd, he broke Sean's rhythm and made it an actual fight. He let Sean operate from the outside the whole time. Smdh! He was just way too inactive. He got lucky with Frankie and Dom by finishing them late in fights he was losing. He's not gonna win at a high level that way.
Perhaps learn the sport and watch closer, Sean had several punches he was using to counter Chito's attempted leg kicks.
The skill difference was very alarming between the 2, Chito has no business being in a title fight.
I'd say it's about 50% salt and 50% not knowing what they are watching.
I’m still convinced if Chito actually fought he would’ve won. Sean looked so shaky every time Chito landed anything.
The threat of being punched in the face I'm certain played a role in Chito not just "going forward and making it an actual fight" (not exactly sure what he means by "actual fight"). In fact I'm pretty sure that same phenomena led to him eating a full power knee that likely broke his face.Yeah! All he had to do is close the distance and strike Sean and he would of won.
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Sean was on point. Chito knew what the assignment was, Sean was just too good. The distance management was impeccable for 95% of the fight.
This. This fight wasn't close in any aspect. Sean controlled the distance, he had command of Chito's and his own timing, in almost every single exchange he had superior angle and entry. There was no "just throw xyz" for Chito because he was not skilled enough to be in this fight.
Chito did not look bad, either. Sean just looked incredible.
You're right Sean is now leg lick proof and there's nothing Chito could've done, especially when their first fight got stopped because of damage from leg kicks. Would've been stupid to build a gameplan around what got him the win in the first place. Sean has several punches to nullify leg kicks entirely. Got it.Perhaps learn the sport and watch closer, Sean had several punches he was using to counter Chito's attempted leg kicks.
The skill difference was very alarming between the 2, Chito has no business being in a title fight.
Well leg kicks require set up for one thing, you can't just throw them naked. Chito was trying his damndest to try and give Sean other things to think about but was getting beat the fuck up.You're right Sean is now leg lick proof and there's nothing Chito could've done, especially when their first fight got stopped because of damage from leg kicks. Would've been stupid to build a gameplan around what got him the win in the first place. Sean has several punches to nullify leg kicks entirely. Got it.
Exactly. everytime he got within 6 inches of being able to land a strike he ate solid, crisp strikes from Sean from inopportune angles where you can't counter and then Sean was gone instantly. Sean's entry / exit game last night was very, very, very good.The threat of being punched in the face I'm certain played a role in Chito not just "going forward and making it an actual fight" (not exactly sure what he means by "actual fight"). In fact I'm pretty sure that same phenomena led to him eating a full power knee that likely broke his face.
some people lol
You're right Sean is now leg lick proof and there's nothing Chito could've done, especially when their first fight got stopped because of damage from leg kicks. Would've been stupid to build a gameplan around what got him the win in the first place. Sean has several punches to nullify leg kicks entirely. Got it.
Yeah i know, I really wish Sean wasn't such a turd because jesus that is some elite striking he has, Chito wasn't in the same stratosphere skill wise.Exactly. everytime he got within 6 inches of being able to land a strike he ate solid, crisp strikes from Sean from inopportune angles where you can't counter and then Sean was gone instantly. Sean's entry / exit game last night was very, very, very good.
Yeah i know, I really wish Sean wasn't such a turd because jesus that is some elite striking he has, Chito wasn't in the same stratosphere skill wise.
You're right Sean is elusive on the ground, even aljo couldn't keep him there. This makes the merab fight that more interestingChito seemingly has some pretty gnarly ground and pound if he somehow ends up on top, but his wrestling is absolutely terrible and Sean is very good at being elusive. Chito's wrestling (or lack thereof) in the Sandhagen fight was honestly painful to watch.
Sometimes you're just stuck with what you have
Just no sense of urgency. I felt Chito needed to make it a dog fight and he may of been able to break O’Malley. Dude was trying to strike and taking pot shots all fight.
Bizarre game plan.