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Badr looked like a limp fish in that fight. He had probably already been ko'd hard in sparring leading up to the fight.Overeem vs Hari was meh.
I don’t think Badr looked that bad the first 2 rounds. He was very cautious every time Reem closed the distance though, and indeed seemed a bit nervous in those close-range exchangesBadr looked like a limp fish in that fight. He had probably already been ko'd hard in sparring leading up to the fight.
He didn't look bad on a technical level, but he looked like he was on shaky legs from the first second of the first round. It's possible that he was just trying to be cautious, but going by the stark difference between how he was performing in his training footage and what we ended up seeing on fight night raised my alarm bells.I don’t think Badr looked that bad the first 2 rounds. He was very cautious every time Reem closed the distance though, and indeed seemed a bit nervous in those close-range exchanges
You think Badr got KO’d leading up to the fight, resulting in the way he approached Reem come fight night?He didn't look bad on a technical level, but he looked like he was on shaky legs from the first second of the first round. It's possible that he was just trying to be cautious, but going by the stark difference between how he was performing in his training footage and what we ended up seeing on fight night raised my alarm bells.
Yes, I have nothing to back that up besides the ferocity of his sparring footage. He also looked like he was lean and in shape in camp, he looked a little soft and flabby on fight night. Not a smoking gun, but it's not uncommon to significantly dial back the intensity of a fighter's training after an injury like a concussion.You think Badr got KO’d leading up to the fight, resulting in the way he approached Reem come fight night?