Glad Hunt is stepping into the octagon after ducking Schaub.
He didn't duck him. They were supposed to fight on the New Zealand card but Hunt's hand hasn't recovered from the Bigfoot fight yet.
Glad Hunt is stepping into the octagon after ducking Schaub.
He didn't forget, but he was never a good submission artist, in fact he only has one submission win over someone with a winning record. He's a good grappler, but he was no (significant) chance of submitting Hunt.
Is this on fight pass?
About Nelson only having one submission over a fighter with a wining record, that doesn't make Hunt immune from submission, Hunt is one fight over .500 at 9-8-1 and he very well couldve lost the fight vs Bigfoot so I don't consider him a fighter with a winning record.
Hunt vs Nelson
Gomi vs ???
Reem vs Barnett
Glad Hunt is stepping into the octagon after ducking Schaub.
I think you are vastly under-estimating Nelson's grappling ability. He has rolled with Frank Mir before and I'm pretty sure he won (could be wrong though I can't quite remember). He's definitely no slouch on the ground though.
About Nelson only having one submission over a fighter with a wining record, that doesn't make Hunt immune from submission, Hunt is one fight over .500 at 9-8-1 and he very well couldve lost the fight vs Bigfoot so I don't consider him a fighter with a winning record.
Unlike Hunt, Nelson has never truly been KO'd. I think he wins this battle of chins.
Hunt's had 63 pro fights (43 kickboxing, 18 MMA and 2 boxing) and he's been KO'd twice. Out of all those crazy wars, his first KO loss came against a middleweight who tagged him with a fade away left hook. Hunto told me he didn't give Manhoef enough respect in that fight. He thought, 'Hey, this dude's a lot smaller than me, I don't even have to worry about his power,' and BANG, lights out as he rushed in. Hunto's other "KO" loss was of course courtesy of Junior Dos Santos via spinning wheel kick of doom, but he was never really out cold.
Roy's had 29 pro fights - not even half as many as Hunt. He was "KO'd" by Arlovski with a straight right, but similar to Hunt's loss against Junior, he never really went stiff.
The only thing I take from all that is they both have chins carved out of fucking granite. This fight scares me because I love Hunto and I think he takes it via technically superior striking, but Nelson has an overhand right that could fell an ox