I'm not saying you're wrong, but it's kind of a misplaced statement. I was saying that you sound like you're stuck in the past, because you brought up a lot about the past (NHB) as if it still holds much water. People aren't that one dimensional anymore.
Holly has pretty good TDD, so she's not that one dimensional. She also does train in all general aspects, but her main weapon will always be striking. She has god knows how many years of experience in striking and her grappling/wrestling experience will never catch up with that. So she will always devise a strategy where she can rely upon her strength, which will result in one sided showcasings of her skills. But that doesn't mean she doesn't have the skills that aren't shown.
The majority of her competition will be far ahead in the grappling experience in comparison to her, especially someone like Miesha or even Ronda, with whom she avoided the grappling as much as possible. And it worked for her against Ronda, and even against Miesha for the most part of their fight. So a largely striking oriented strategy against a grappler can definitely work.
Same goes for Hunt, basically. Hell he even came pretty close to submitting Fedor, and that was a long time ago. So that obviously shows he has been training BJJ or any other submission oriented grappling.
Or Wonderboy for that matter. Dude murked Hendricks like he was a newb, using mostly striking.
