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So I know 20/20 hindsight is awesome, but I was thinking this as soon as I was watching it live. I picked Colby to beat Maia and RDA on the heels of this performance.
DHK had never been outgrappled in the UFC before that, ever. He was truly one of the most underrated grapplers in MMA, because even though he only has 1 UFC sub win, he was great at holding people against the fence and using his judo background to trip/clinch/dirty box opponents and winning comfortable decisions that way or setting em up for the KO.
Colby basically Dong Hyun Kim'd Dong Hyun Kim. Absolutely sonned him from start to finish, took him down effortlessly and also landed some big shots on the feet. So much so that one or two of the scorecards gave him a 30-25 (lol). He even managed to take him down when Kim sprawled perfectly, and mixed in knee taps, double legs, and folkstyle rode him better than any of Askren's performances (which says a lot).
Impressive stuff.
DHK had never been outgrappled in the UFC before that, ever. He was truly one of the most underrated grapplers in MMA, because even though he only has 1 UFC sub win, he was great at holding people against the fence and using his judo background to trip/clinch/dirty box opponents and winning comfortable decisions that way or setting em up for the KO.
Colby basically Dong Hyun Kim'd Dong Hyun Kim. Absolutely sonned him from start to finish, took him down effortlessly and also landed some big shots on the feet. So much so that one or two of the scorecards gave him a 30-25 (lol). He even managed to take him down when Kim sprawled perfectly, and mixed in knee taps, double legs, and folkstyle rode him better than any of Askren's performances (which says a lot).
Impressive stuff.