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A lot of assumptions there buddyAldo did very well but his cardio is even worse than before. No doubt a prime Aldo would have won this
A lot of assumptions there buddyAldo did very well but his cardio is even worse than before. No doubt a prime Aldo would have won this
That is exactly what I am trying to say to this @Gmork kid.Magomed Magomedov has like 2x the grappling of Sterling and he has a lot of trouble with Yan. Been telling people that Yan's grappling is good, and Sterling won't be able to do shit. Right on the money. If Yan really wanted he could dominate Sterling on the ground as well, he would have top position on Aljo in every round; but why do that when he can dissect him with boxing.
Aljo is like levels below Yan. Magomed as an example would beat Aljo as well.
I'm not a kid, and you're both idiots. LOL@ 2X the grappler Sterling is, Sterling is a high level wrestler (had an even match with an elite collegiate wrestler recently, which is insane for a 31 year-old MMA fighter that doesn't train solely wresting anymore) *and a high level BJJ black belt, and puts the two together in MMA better than anybody. In a straight grappling match he'd beat Yan every single time, and anyone arguing otherwise is a moron.That is exactly what I am trying to say to this @Gmork kid.
Source on Yan training wrestling in Degastan for years? Or are you just making up more stuff?No, it is fucking impossible, and didn't just happen to Jan Blachowicz! Lmao, you are pathetic.
That is not his first time, he does it for years.
Aldo won only one round on all three cards
Bwahaha. American wrestling is the most overrated thing in mma. We've seen what Maya did to Askren, who was positioned as probably the best wrestler in mma. Justin Gaethje, the D1 wrestler who was supposed to present a challenge for Khabib on the ground, was submitted in seconds after they hit the mat.I'm not a kid, and you're both idiots. LOL@ 2X the grappler Sterling is, Sterling is a high level wrestler (had an even match with an elite collegiate wrestler recently, which is insane for a 31 year-old MMA fighter that doesn't train solely wresting anymore) *and a high level BJJ black belt, and puts the two together in MMA better than anybody. In a straight grappling match he'd beat Yan every single time, and anyone arguing otherwise is a moron.
Source on Yan training wrestling in Degastan for years? Or are you just making up more stuff?
Aren't you telling me that you are right?And those judges are idiots.
Prime Aldo smokes Yan and I say this as someone who really enjoys Yan and thinks he's a killer. Keep telling everyone in this thread how they're wrong though and you're the only one who's right, lol.
Aren't you telling me that you are right?
Judges are idiots and you are the smart.
In retrospect it makes Aldo look pretty good, however he still in no way shape or form deserved that title shot.Alot of people ended up shitting on this win at the time, even calling Yan the paper champ for it, pretty funny in hindsight. After seeing Sterlings fight, how would you rate Aldo's performance against Yan?
He gassed against Edgar and Hominick. Prime aldo gasses against the pace of Petr Yan alsoAldo looked very good in the first rounds but then he gassed as he has the cardio of a 40 year old now. Yan is good but prime Aldo was a complete different level
TRUTH.Aldo is a much better fighter than Sterling. Yan obviously knew that as well, he did train with Aldo in Brazil back in 2016 I believe, and always respected his skillset, especially his boxing and his kicks. Sterling's grappling, just like I said before is low level compared to the Dagestani wrestlers that Yan is training with. Sterling's striking is pitter-patter punches and Yan is a tough dude with a great chin.
Stylistically Aldo is a much tougher matchup and Sandhagen is also stylistically a tougher matchup for Yan than Sterling was.
Just sucks that we have to deal with this fake clown champ Aljamain until Yan tools with him in the rematch.
Oh, but not you! Lmao.Judges typically make mistakes.
I don't look forward to you, since I don't give a fuck about you.I look forward to your next 36 posts about why Yan wouldn't lose that fight no matter when it happens despite others telling you otherwise. Keep at it man.
Oh, but not you! Lmao.
I don't look forward to you, since I don't give a fuck about you.
Rustlemania. The salt.
Only you're right, lol.
American wrestling is the best base for mixed martial arts, and while Dagestan is great at it, it's laughable to call them superior. In straight-up takedown rules or folkstyle, Americans beat any other country in the world in wrestling. Askren was passed his prime and had a bad hip, terrible example. Gaethje was a good (not great) collegiate wrestler, but in a decade as a fighter had clearly de-emphasized his wrestling game. All of that is not to mention that Khabib is simply the best MMA grappler in the world, regardless of background. You're a fool if you think all of those guys could just run over all of America's top wrestlers.Bwahaha. American wrestling is the most overrated thing in mma. We've seen what Maya did to Askren, who was positioned as probably the best wrestler in mma. Justin Gaethje, the D1 wrestler who was supposed to present a challenge for Khabib on the ground, was submitted in seconds after they hit the mat.
Dagestani wrestling is unmatched in mma. There are level to this shit!
Or knocks him out before that. Or busts up his legs so badly he survives a late fight slowdown. You also neglect to mention he won both of those example fights, as he beat *everybody* in his prime. It's very silly to assume that's some easy call for Yan.He gassed against Edgar and Hominick. Prime aldo gasses against the pace of Petr Yan also
Not easy victory. Just victory.Or knocks him out before that. Or busts up his legs so badly he survives a late fight slowdown. You also neglect to mention he won both of those example fights, as he beat *everybody* in his prime. It's very silly to assume that's some easy call for Yan.