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Like the thread starter.He got kicked in the head, bro.
Like the thread starter.He got kicked in the head, bro.
Someone sounds upset he's wrongoh ye, he had'a get naked and hang off a towel - my bad... must be the correct weight catagory.
well if i wanted to be a child and look for some form of pat on the back for being right....Someone sounds upset he's wrong
The 25 pound weight cut is the reason for it which increases chances of concussion, but if he was a pure middleweight, he would be tough as nails
Theres certain things dominant champions have in common and one of them is a good chin.
Look at how often Lee gets rocked - when has something like this ever happened to Bones/Holloway/Khabib/Mcgregor?
It is ESSENTIAL as it is the difference between an 11 title defense streak and getting knocked out on the first. Also a lot of chinnyness comes down to how you hold your hands, head, roll with punches etc. and Lee just isn't there.
If I am not mistaken no UFC champ has ever missed weight (in the UFC) prior to becoming champ.Champs have to consistently make weight...
Anderson was the best at it in MMA. IOnly people that have trained specifically in striking understand how to roll with punches.
It's 1 serious skill MMA is lacking in.
Aldo was a dominant champ with no chin, he just never got hit flush until Conor
Theres certain things dominant champions have in common and one of them is a good chin.
Look at how often Lee gets rocked - when has something like this ever happened to Bones/Holloway/Khabib/Mcgregor?
AS was great at it. The way he stood there and let people throw at him and he'd turn his head with the punches dispersing the force was a thing of beauty.Anderson was the best at it in MMA. I
agree that more people need to do it