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That’s actually not a bad comparison.Reminds me of sagat from street fighter
Anyone who fights Poatan must not let him gain momentum and rhythm, his opponent has to be light on the feet and keep him guessing. Being of range with a decent jab to disrupt Poatans ethic will also help. Pretty much Adesanya.
One dimensional rigid strikers is all he has faced in this division. Apart from Adesanya i don’t see anyone beating him unless Ankalaev smartens up and grapples with him.
Sagat clearly natty
This is a case of why they call them the championship rounds. His ability to do this is more about Khalil being done than it is about Alex being in the matrix. Still remarkable performance from both men.
I think hall is not rigid or 1 dimensional, even though he does favor striking, he has solid grappling.Anyone who fights Poatan must not let him gain momentum and rhythm, his opponent has to be light on the feet and keep him guessing. Being of range with a decent jab to disrupt Poatans ethic will also help. Pretty much Adesanya.
One dimensional rigid strikers is all he has faced in this division. Apart from Adesanya i don’t see anyone beating him unless Ankalaev smartens up and grapples with him.
No it's not because he entered flow state when he "TKO'ed" Izzy to win the belt off him tooThis is a case of why they call them the championship rounds. His ability to do this is more about Khalil being done than it is about Alex being in the matrix. Still remarkable performance from both men.