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This kid sounded super cocky ahead of his fight w/ Ferguson, but maybe he's on to something. From the Huffington Post ...
After his 'Fight of the Night' performance at UFC Fight Night 91, Lando Vannata is likely looking at a long future inside the Octagon. But should things not work out inside the cage, Vannata may want to consider a career as an MMA analyst; he’s already a perfect one for one when sizing up the competition.
Just days ago, Vannata (8-1 MMA, 0-1 UFC), the JacksonWink natural featherweight who jumped up a class to take on third-ranked Tony Ferguson (21-3 MMA, 11-1 UFC) on two-weeks notice, made headlines for calling Ferguson, one of the UFC’s most dynamic fighters, “predictable” and “easy to read.” And while Vannata’s sleight sounded ludicrous at first, Ferguson’s game actually played right into the underdog’s analysis.
Unfortunately for Vannata, the only thing predictable about Ferguson, aside from his wild and dangerous style, penchant for rolling into danger, and delivering entertaining fights, is his modified d’arce choke — the m’arce — a unique finishing move that has claimed two straight victims, and three overall, setting a UFC record.
Continue Reading Here: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/dan-shapiro/lando-vannata-was-not-wro_b_10997890.html
After his 'Fight of the Night' performance at UFC Fight Night 91, Lando Vannata is likely looking at a long future inside the Octagon. But should things not work out inside the cage, Vannata may want to consider a career as an MMA analyst; he’s already a perfect one for one when sizing up the competition.
Just days ago, Vannata (8-1 MMA, 0-1 UFC), the JacksonWink natural featherweight who jumped up a class to take on third-ranked Tony Ferguson (21-3 MMA, 11-1 UFC) on two-weeks notice, made headlines for calling Ferguson, one of the UFC’s most dynamic fighters, “predictable” and “easy to read.” And while Vannata’s sleight sounded ludicrous at first, Ferguson’s game actually played right into the underdog’s analysis.
Unfortunately for Vannata, the only thing predictable about Ferguson, aside from his wild and dangerous style, penchant for rolling into danger, and delivering entertaining fights, is his modified d’arce choke — the m’arce — a unique finishing move that has claimed two straight victims, and three overall, setting a UFC record.
Continue Reading Here: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/dan-shapiro/lando-vannata-was-not-wro_b_10997890.html