TJ believed in me before i believe in myself
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EPOshaw is always a live dawg.
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Edit:also yes Yan is way too much for Dillashaw . Better in every way
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This is sherdog fam, what do you expect?That tile tho
op is a weirdo but he has one thing right. Yan is too much for a clean juiced dillashaw.
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TJ believing in yellow-carded Sherdoggers is what this sport is all about.
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Well the yellow-carded sherdogger have 1671 likes for only 850 posts i think TJ is not betting in the worst one IMO
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No no no no. Please explain. How is petr better? Petr moves forward, absorbs punishment AND THEN unloads. You don't see that as a potential problem? You don't see tj setting him up with one of those southpaw head kicks? You don't see Yan getting exhausted in the 4th round like he did against sterling a lesser fighter than dillashaw? You think yan is a better wrestler than dillashaw (no, I'm in no way insinuating that dillashaw can smesh or blanket him but I'm saying consider all that).
All in all tj is a much slicker fighter. The only advantage yan has is the springtime of youth. Other than that tj is more skilled by far imo.
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Guess I'm good then.
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Yan has better boxing. TJ kept getting hit with punches and Sandhagen isn't a high level boxer. Yan would find those openings and has the high level boxing to exploit it in ways that Sandhagen can't.
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The complete opposite. TJ is too much for Yan. You are mislead seeing a FW in Sand Hagen throw some flashy knee's that caught a guy 6 inches shorter. Yan is not Sand Hagen, and he is going to get a reality check if he fights TJ.
Do you believe in him getting the belt back?
I think Yan is too much for him now
Discuss
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Yan also doesn’t find those “openings” until his opponents are dead tired. Don’t think its happening against TJ. 50/50 fight imo
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Yan also has shorter reach and inferior footwork. You need to be in boxing range to do that.
Yan also just had the durability and power to give TJ fits
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Yes Yan hits way harder than Sandhagen. That's going to be the thing he'll need to focus on the most is Yan's boxing.
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Won't matter if Yan is the better boxer. Reach is only an issue for fighters that aren't as technical or used to fighting vs reach. When reach is similar it's even easier for the fighter with better boxing, reach is what makes things difficult and adds extra difficulty level, Yan has a higher level boxing than TJ. That was made evident in this fight with Sandhagen. TJ will have to improve his boxing offense/defense before he fights Yan.
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He still finds them, he just spends time analyzing their combos/patterns/timing first. They aren't as tired, it's when Yan starts to turn it up that makes them limit their output so people think they're gassed/tired. It's a combination of getting hit and pressured.
