Blitzkreig or finishing strong in later rounds to win decisions.

[ga_ninja]

Unfortunately, ima sherdog noob and don't know how to post polls but which strategy is more effective. I personally think finishing strong gives better results.

 

[joeyjoejoe]

5th round Lawler agrees.

 

[sidecheckkick]

Both without abandoning technique or gassing out

 

[Arm Barbarian]

Blitzkreig / going all out = same thang

 

[IndyCovaHart]

5th round Lawler agrees.

I think the same guys who judged in favor of Bisping over Hamill were on the panel that night.

 

[IndyCovaHart]

Blitzkreig / going all out = same thang

This too. Lol

 

[riitzni]

Do what Lawler does.

Blitz round one, go for an early KO/TKO.

If that fails, rest for rounds 2-4, countering and occasionally being hyper aggressive to earn at least one of those three rounds to the blind MMA judges.

Throw everything you've got in round 5 for a finish / maybe get yourself a 10-8.

Works for him so far.

 

[ga_ninja]

Blitzkreig / going all out = same thang

No going all out means pacing your self for later rounds to really work. Blitzkreig is basically Tyson or AJ style using maximum energy early to defeat your opponent.

 

[joeyjoejoe]

I think the same guys who judged in favor of Bisping over Hamill were on the panel that night.

God that was one of the worst decisions ever.

 

[fightdonttweet]

Seems to work for Robbie. Coasting during the later rounds has definitely not worked for Hendricks.

 

[fortheo]

This thread should be called "Lawler's fight style in champion matches"

 

[Bend NvR Break]

God that was one of the worst decisions ever.

The fix was in. The UFC wanted UK pound money and a deaf fighter wasn't going to get in their way.

 

[The Schmoop]

Depends on who the judges find more sexually appealing. Sanchez split D

 

[Handawg]

Bermudez's strong comeback against Grice won him the fight.

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