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You don't get a immediate rematch after getting your ass whooped the way he did...I can see if it was really close but it was complete and utter domination..
Did you know they fought before
He needs a rematch. Cain got one after getting dispatched in 64 seconds.
Mark my words, Junior will get his belt back.
its time to bash junior and kick him now, as hes down - cain had his time
Or he could do what he did in the first fight.
Fights can go any which way.
In any case, JDS should have to win a fight or two before getting back in there for the title.
I would love to see JDS fight Todd Duffee next.
he needs to get at least 2-3 wins after that demolition. I dont even think hes top 5 anymore , maybe top 8
I know Cain outstruck Junior in the rematch, but Junior was tagging him in the center of the octagon. He landed several nice jabs. Cain started to take over when he backed Junior to the fence with his TD attempts. I think it's important for Junior to focus on lateral movement instead of pulling straight back.
JDS can't beat Cain.
Funny he already beat him.
That would be a very hard change for Junior to make, it's his entire style. Jack Slack talks about it very well, he says that Junior "Isn't as much of a boxer as he is a fencer", Junior moves forward and backward in a line almost all the time, which is often considered to be a flaw by striking coaches, but Junior does it the right way. It means, however; that when he is pressured, he will eventually get stuck up against the fence like he did against Cain. It's a very fundamental part of his game, and it might do more to hurt his game than to help it if he were to change it at this stage in his career.
Also, for the people saying that Junior should have tried harder to keep Cain on the outside, Junior's downfall was his unwillingness to fight in the pocket during this fight. Dos Santos gassed himself out trying to keep distance against a man who simply would not allow him to. Had Junior been more willing to work in the pocket, he might have stayed fresh at least a little longer. I still think Cain would have won, but JDS may not have looked as bad as he did if he had not been so insistent on getting away from Cain.