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I would say if your exiting your athletic prime your not really a prospect anymore, you are closer to a finished product.So what? the guy is an animal
I would say if your exiting your athletic prime your not really a prospect anymore, you are closer to a finished product.So what? the guy is an animal
Don't know who you're talking about specifically, but a lot of guys start late in mma. the whole "done improving at 30" has been shown to be wrong by a number of guysI would say if your exiting your athletic prime your not really a prospect anymore, you are closer to a finished product.
Name one guy hat added new techniques and improved greatly after 33 other then TRT Victor Gracie.Don't know who you're talking about specifically, but a lot of guys start late in mma. the whole "done improving at 30" has been shown to be wrong by a number of guys
Added new techniques and improved greatly aren't the same thing. a lot of guys changed their games up without improving greatly. randy and hendo are the most obvious examples of guys who continued to get better into their mid to late thirties. Stipe Miocic is 34 and still looking better every fight. Werdum greatly improved his striking and overall fight IQ at or after the age of 33.Name one guy hat added new techniques and improved greatly after 33 other then TRT Victor Gracie.
What was Hendos record post TRT? Werdum is a good example but the guy was already top 15 for like ten years before that. I'm just sawing the word prospect should be reserved for it is like in other sports. When you are on the verge of being on the downside of your athletic prime you are closer to a finished product. This is a huge step up for him. His toughest opponent was Blaydes so far so it's hard to gauge what he is. Hamilton is awful and was a step down from his previous fight.Added new techniques and improved greatly aren't the same thing. a lot of guys changed their games up without improving greatly. randy and hendo are the most obvious examples of guys who continued to get better into their mid to late thirties. Stipe Miocic is 34 and still looking better every fight. Werdum greatly improved his striking and overall fight IQ at or after the age of 33.
Those four are off the top of my head, although I did have to Google Stipe's age to make sure. I'm sure there are many more that I didn't think of instantaneously.
I'm just saying that a fighter's peak often does not align with the generally accepted "athletic prime." The number of fights they've been in often has just as much (or more) of an impact as their age.What was Hendos record post TRT? Werdum is a good example but the guy was already top 15 for like ten years before that. I'm just sawing the word prospect should be reserved for it is like in other sports. When you are on the verge of being on the downside of your athletic prime you are closer to a finished product. This is a huge step up for him. His toughest opponent was Blaydes so far so it's hard to gauge what he is. Hamilton is awful and was a step down from his previous fight.
I've been a member of this forum since 2010. However I'm still trying to figure out whether all of these posts and threads about Mike Perry are legit or sarcastic?
Like, he is clearly a modern day Chris Leben. He's never going to be a champion, he throws constant haymakers while eating punches chin first.
So, this is all sarcastic because we all know he's a terrible fighter right?
I actually like you.
But you need to smarten up, man. Two fuckin UFC wins. Yet he came within 20 secs of a UD loss in his last fight. He's a scrub fighting other scrubs. And I'm just tired of this troll job you guys are pulling.
None of you are that fucking stupid. And I have no desire to have my reading cluttered up with bullshit like this. Knock it off, bro. It's not cool. It's just annoying as fuck.