Umm, fire the horn guy please.
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Nope. Glad I didn't see Gregor "the striker" for another round. Geez what a clinger.
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That was weird as hell. Almost as weird as Yancy not even trying to do anything, if that's Holloway's main training partner I think he should change camps. Yancy is Max Holloway's Artem Lobov.
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So far, no one in 5 consecutive UFC fights have has had any success stopping that guy from dominating them with wrestling.
Yancy was in a very bad matchup. No training partners were going to make him magically a world class MMA adapted wrestler.
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Who though? Who hasn't been able to stop him? Dude hasn't fought anybody.
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LMAO did it get you on the edge of your seat?
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Dude are you aware of the context?
He came into this fight 13-0, undefeated, winning 5 straight in the UFC by dominating with his clearly excellent MMA adapted wrestling. He's a multi-time All American who has obviously adapted it well to his MMA grappling game.
Yancy, nice fellow that he is, of course is a journey-man with a win-some-lose-some record against middle of the pack talent. He's a tall, scrappy boxer with a great chin.
It was quite literally common sense Yancy wasn't going to fair well here, and no preparation was going to make him win the wrestling exchanges tonight. It takes a life time for that.
