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He literally sonned him can't remember a better example of a fighter getting sonned
benavidez when he fought figueredo
He literally sonned him can't remember a better example of a fighter getting sonned
Khamzat isn’t a small MW by any means. He’s 6’2 and has a 75 inch reach. He was also the Swedish wrestling champ at 92kg ( 203 pounds). He would be 200+ pounds in the octagon fighting at MW.So li jingliang is the same level as adesanya. Wow. He will be a small mw imo and likey get his shit pushed in by the likes of costa, vettori. Let alone adesanya.
LolPrime Nick Diaz beats the shit out of Khamzat
How bout that
I don't think the diaz brothers have every beaten a good wrestler. Nick Diaz lost to Sean effin SherkPrime Nick Diaz beats the shit out of Khamzat
How bout that
that may be the problemHe doesn’t need a translator, his English is pretty good
thanks, anton laveyIt's the fight business. If you want to be sensitive turn on CNN and watch Cuomo cry his steroid bloodshot eyes out
Ok, i will put this out as disclaimer: dude is solid talent, and a solid sportsman(despite his trash talk)
But... A guy from Chechnya should maybe be a bit more diplomatic. I know its just the accent, but again, a guy from Chechnya should not say "I smesh all these gheys." This man needs a Chechnyan Ed Soars, ASAP.
I need to clarify. There are a small percentage of guys that when the pressure is on they come up big. There are also some that fold like a cheap accordion. Robert Horry was a guy that came up with the big shot. Larry Bird was very good in the clutch. Khamzat seems to have an intangible that you can't teach.Those are very few people. It's the bright lights and pressure that gets them. The majority is the same in practice and in fights. If people aren't good during training you wouldn't assume they would be good during the big fights. That's not how it works. People get scouted from their training in all sports, especially ball sports. Higher percentage people performing well in practice also perform well during the games/fights.