DethridgeMMA
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He looked like he was standing almost sideways to make himself a smaller opponent to hit, like Loiseau did. Anyone else notice this? I forget who Loiseau was facing, I think it was Franklin, but they looked the same.
I believe Louseau's game plan was to make himself smaller from strikes or a harder target to hit but was left open to the take down. That is exactly how Menjivar lost tonight. Although, Franklin destroyed Louseau, Menjivar still lost. I didn't think I would ever see this style again.
Weird gameplan they set up at that Tristar.
**EDIT**
I actually found it. It was Franklin. Fast Forward to 3:55. They talk about the stance for like a whole minute. I believe they talk about it a few more times later in the rounds.
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/10223560/rich_franklin_vs_david_loiseau/
I believe Louseau's game plan was to make himself smaller from strikes or a harder target to hit but was left open to the take down. That is exactly how Menjivar lost tonight. Although, Franklin destroyed Louseau, Menjivar still lost. I didn't think I would ever see this style again.
Weird gameplan they set up at that Tristar.
**EDIT**
I actually found it. It was Franklin. Fast Forward to 3:55. They talk about the stance for like a whole minute. I believe they talk about it a few more times later in the rounds.
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/10223560/rich_franklin_vs_david_loiseau/
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