Best defense against a flurry

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Jacare didn't land a single strike in this sequence (even the upkick only hit Mousasi's shoulder).

Gegard is the GOAT at avoiding damage. That's why he has had over 50+ fights and is only 31, while only getting rocked from strikes one single time (which was a fluke).

What are some other examples of where a fighter completely neutralized a flurry of punches with his back against the cage?
 
IT wasn't a fluke.

Anyway, yes the guy is great and would beat up Nick Diaz.
 
Hmm wow a guy using upper body movement while covering up and then looking to clinch when the one attacking gets too close.

I would've never thought or have ever seen that.

Most the time in MMA guys just move backwards in a straight line with their hands down while blocking shots with their face.
 
Brock Lesnar's turtle mode technique?
 
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Evans attempts to ward off his foe with a voodoo curse but fails.
 
86'd said:
Hmm wow a guy using upper body movement while covering up and then looking to clinch when the one attacking gets too close.

I would've never thought or have ever seen that.

Most the time in MMA guys just move backwards in a straight line with their hands down while blocking shots with their face.
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Yup. That's why Mousasi has one of the best standup games in the UFC. Defensive is just as important as O.
 
Fahcough said:
Beautiful. Even more so because Cruise's fangirls will come running with excuse purses.
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I am a big cruz fan...but goddamm....how can anyone hate on that? that was just beatiful
 
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