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Curiosity. Thought for sure the front page would be full of 4 year old threads.Ok... So why are you posting in the UFC section of an MMA formum again?
Curiosity. Thought for sure the front page would be full of 4 year old threads.Ok... So why are you posting in the UFC section of an MMA formum again?
I did not look at your profile, so I’ll take your word for itI drift in and out, as you can probably guess from the join date/post count ratio. Thinking maybe I'll take a break again for a while. Even the off topic section is boring lately.
DC caught him flush on the jaw and threw his whole body into that hook. He hit him so hard he broke his own hand, with wraps and gloves on. (...) Stipe didn't see the punch coming at all. DC took advantage of a hole in his game that Stipe was completely unaware of. It was also a perfect hole for DC to exploit, he is most dangerous in the clinch and on the breaks with his dirty boxing uppercuts and hooks. He knew that Stipe backs out of the clinch with his hands down from watching tape and took full advantage of it.
Good analysis. Plus he said in an interview that he baited Stipe into spinning into his fist (by threatening the takedown with his other arm), which gave it more power.
cormier cheated and poked his eye.
DC said "Is Struve got a victory over Stipe then why cant I?"
Apparently, DC took Struves eye poke blue print....
It seemed that DC the pressure fighter didn't respond too well at being pressured himself early in the Volkov fight, DC admitted to as much. Possibly Stipe's team thought that was the way to go. Stipe certainly has had more experience with that of late than, say, high kicks like what Bones got DC with.