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3 knockdowns that he could have (and should have?) followed up with a swarm of strikes to finish the fight but he chose to follow the plan laid out with his coach. I think he was obvious worried about burning himself out and/or Nate's recovery and ground game from below.
Should he have gone for it?
Is Nate really unstoppable via strikes?
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Part 2:
Concerning the very first fight, he went for a takedown after gassing and being outstruck.. if he hadn't gone for the takedown and instead weathering the storm until 3 round and patiently outstriking Nate Diaz, he could have won that fight via a decision.
Should he have gone for it?
Is Nate really unstoppable via strikes?
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Part 2:
Concerning the very first fight, he went for a takedown after gassing and being outstruck.. if he hadn't gone for the takedown and instead weathering the storm until 3 round and patiently outstriking Nate Diaz, he could have won that fight via a decision.