Rewatch Alessio Sakara doing what he does best. Box your head and body off, then finds way to lose

[Sms_productions713]

Alessios boxing was always so crisp. One of the First guy to bring that real boxing style to mma

 

[samuelsoncast]

I LOVE Alessio win or lose. His demeanour and style. Dude is an absolute stud AND one of a few Italian MMA fighters who ventured into UFC.

 

[milliniar]

Apocalyptic

 

[Gabe]

He was an OG but his record was so shoddy. I think it was because he never left Rome and went to a proper camp to fully round out his game.

 

[Spath]

Both guys getting after it



Good scrap.

 

[Uber_Noober]

OG BMF fight

 

[Blanqa Blanqua]

 

[VinceArch]

Too bad we never got the fight that was Alessio Sakara vs Jorge Rivera. That was another fight that was too hard for the universe to handle along with Khabib vs Tony.

 

[Kowboy On Sherdog]

Drew McFedries

Man I haven't heard that name since 2006

 

[Dorkman]

Mcfedries was a bad dude. He wasn't the best fighter, and left himself out of position a lot with his aggression. But man if he connected some shots on you and stung you it was an avalanche of offense. Alessio found that out the hard way,

 

[Contempt]

Apocalyptic

The only way to describe any fight he takes part in.

 

[Travis Alexander]

He was an OG but his record was so shoddy. I think it was because he never left Rome and went to a proper camp to fully round out his game.

He came out here to the states for sure. I trained with him at Legends MMA in Hollywood for like a month once when he was in town on travel visa. He definitely ventured around for sparring etc….although yes you are right he didn’t leave full time for any of the big camps etc back in the day to round out his game (to my knowledge).


Edit* Also, p4p coolest tattoo work of the era in MMA imo.

 

[HHJ]

He just didn't have the chin to go w his brawling style

 

[blackheart]

LOL he was bending over too much in his boxing stance and got clipped with an uppercut just seconds after Goldberg called it. Classic.

 

[Blanqa Blanqua]

Also, p4p coolest tattoo work of the era in MMA imo.

Yessir

 

[Sms_productions713]

He came out here to the states for sure. I trained with him at Legends MMA in Hollywood for like a month once when he was in town on travel visa. He definitely ventured around for sparring etc….although yes you are right he didn’t leave full time for any of the big camps etc back in the day to round out his game (to my knowledge).


Edit* Also, p4p coolest tattoo work of the era in MMA imo.

I think he did settle with American top team for a good bit

 

[Sms_productions713]

LOL he was bending over too much in his boxing stance and got clipped with an uppercut just seconds after Goldberg called it. Classic.

Tbh, he was asking for it the whole fight

 

[wufabufa]

He was an OG but his record was so shoddy. I think it was because he never left Rome and went to a proper camp to fully round out his game.

What?

Bro, he's been at ATT for like a decade+

 

[Qays Stetkevich]

Alessios boxing was always so crisp. One of the First guy to bring that real boxing style to mma

"I, I don't understand it. I didn't see anything, and then all of the sudden Sakara falls down". lol, yeah Sakara eating a left and uppercut, and then ANOTHER left and uppercut had nothing to do with Sakara "just laying down".

 

[GrantB13]

I wish he were still around. I started becoming a fan towards the end of his UFC career.