The moments you're pissing in your empty beer bottle because you're afraid to leave the room in fear of missing the finish.
If Bones had dynamite in his fists it would be completely different. The only strikes I see him throw with bad intentions are those elbows. Great win over Cormier but I'm still sticking with Fedor and Silva no matter how many sherdoggers update their goat sigs
He had a lot of them until recently. I still remember the first time I saw him fight, against Bonnar. that fight was nuts
Agree. As good as he is at winning fights, he doesn't have very much of that wow moment (relative to Fedor, Silva), especially in his recent fights.
Think one main reasn is that JJ doesn't have that one shot KO (or overall ko) power. So his fights are not that "on the edge of ur seat" because chances are there wont be a split second finish. Although he has a variety of striking attacks, but he seems also uses his wrestling a lot just to control and stall...thus eliminating much of the wow..
Also Silva and Fedor are never the biggest/baddest looking dudes in their divisions..thus whatever they did was more impressionable and exaggerated as many times it was against bigger opponents. JJ really does dwarf just about every single one of his opponent in the cage..which lessen some "wow" factor on his moves.
I'm not counting methodical murder as my "holy shit" moments. I'm not a Jones hater btw..I don't care either way, same way I was with GSP.
What I mean by "Holy Shit" is going to the kitchen and coming back 10 seconds later wondering what happened to the fucking opponent. I guess Machida was the closest to something like that.
More detailed than my OP. Agreed on all
wtf, a boring point fighter? The guy has 4 finishes in 7 title fights. And it isn't like anyone else came close to doing anything to Cormier, or stopping Teixeira in a long time.Turned into another boring point fighter since winning the strap. Shame, he had real potential but would rather care more about his heel persona than putting away clearly inferior (and much smaller) competition.
No amount of discredit will take away from what real journalists are calling Jones, that basically is, 'The Greatest.'