Edmen Shabazyan's weakness is...

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Edmen's weakness is

  • NOT Stand-up striking - technically, Edmen was decent. He was getting the better of the exchanges in round 1 against Brunson.
  • NOT In the clinch, he did ok.
  • Takedown defense was a bit below average (Brunson's takedown attempts weren't very strong, but Edmen couldn't defend them). But this wasn't a glaring weakness that cost him the fight.

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Edmen has the same fundamental (nontechnical) weakness that Rousey and many martial artists in the Judo discipline have. Do you know what it is? :cool:

Edit: everyone who said cardio is correct!

Some examples of top Judo fighters with average to below average cardio:

1. Dong Hyun Kim (aka "DHK")
2. Hector Lombard
3. Karo Parisyan

4. Ronda Rousey
5. Satoshi Ishii (Judo gold medalist; fights in Bellator, PFL, Rizin)
6. Sokoudjou
7. Yoshihiro Akiyama (aka "Sexyama")​

Question: Do you agree that one of the fundamental weaknesses of Judo fighters is cardio?

If so, why do Judo fighters often have problems with cardio, while many wrestlers do not?
 
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Edmen's weakness is
  • NOT Stand-up striking - technically, Edmen was decent. He was getting the better of the exchanges in round 1 against Brunson.
  • NOT In the clinch, he did ok.
  • Takedown defense was a bit below average (Brunson's takedown attempts weren't very strong, but Edmen couldn't defend them). But this wasn't a glaring weakness that cost him the fight.
However, this was what I noticed at the end of round 1...

What is wrong with this picture?​
Untitled-1-copy.jpg

Edmen has the same fundamental (nontechnical) weakness that Rousey and many martial artists in the Judo discipline have.

Do you know what it is? :cool:

(likes for the correct answer. Extra likes for an explanation on why this is a fundamental weakness among Judo practitioners.)
one five minute round in him, cause that's what you train for as the length of a judo match?
 
Edmen's weakness is
  • NOT Stand-up striking - technically, Edmen was decent. He was getting the better of the exchanges in round 1 against Brunson.
  • NOT In the clinch, he did ok.
  • Takedown defense was a bit below average (Brunson's takedown attempts weren't very strong, but Edmen couldn't defend them). But this wasn't a glaring weakness that cost him the fight.
However, this was what I noticed at the end of round 1...

What is wrong with this picture?​
Untitled-1-copy.jpg

Edmen has the same fundamental (nontechnical) weakness that Rousey and many martial artists in the Judo discipline have.

Do you know what it is? :cool:

(likes for the correct answer. Extra likes for an explanation on why this is a fundamental weakness among Judo practitioners.)
lack of melanin in his skin?
 
Neither he nor his team thought that any of his fights would go past a round?
 
Neither he nor his team thought that any of his fights would go past a round?
Did you know that Edmen was advocating for a 5 round match? Brunson turned it down apparently. That made me think his cardio was going to be better than I thought lmao. I'm happy I went with my gut and put money on Brunson.
 
Did you know that Edmen was advocating for a 5 round match? Brunson turned it down apparently. That made me think his cardio was going to be better than I thought lmao. I'm happy I went with my gut and put money on Brunson.
You put coin on him to win via finish? Somone said they had +650 line for a Brunson victory via stoppage.
 
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