Basically this. Trevin is a known stepping stone.Malott wins via sucking slightly less.
Basically this. Trevin is a known stepping stone.
I too am Canadian, I'd like to see malott do something but he has a lot of improving to do.I’m partially trolling because I like Malott and I’m Canadian so I’m biased. That Magny loss was not a good look though.
I think it was good, he was dominating the fight then made a rookie mistake. He probably learned from that.I’m partially trolling because I like Malott and I’m Canadian so I’m biased. That Magny loss was not a good look though.
Both of them are going nowhere fast imo.Basically this. Trevin is a known stepping stone.
That's literally every fight if his. LolTrevin looks good with his hands early before getting dropped at the halfway point of the fight and choked.
Him and Gabriel Bonfim had the type of losses you'd expect out of prospects, but getting finished by decision fighters like Magny and Dalby is a massive red flag even if it was more due to exhaustion than them getting chinned.I think it was good, he was dominating the fight then made a rookie mistake. He probably learned from that.
6 losses, all by finish at an even split between subs and KO's. Crazy part is that he does have a winning record in the UFC, 7 wins in fact, but his losses are just so much more memorable than his wins.That's literally every fight if his. Lol
Agreed, and I actually like Trevin, he's not a bad fighter imo. Like you said, he tends to lose like no other though.Him and Gabriel Bonfim had the type of losses you'd expect out of prospects, but getting finished by decision fighters like Magny and Dalby is a massive red flag even if it was more due to exhaustion than them getting chinned.
Mike is also turning 33 this year so he can't really afford to be having these setbacks if he's supposed to be Canada's best hope for a contender.
6 losses, all by finish at an even split between subs and KO's. Crazy part is that he does have a winning record in the UFC, 7 wins in fact, but his losses are just so much more memorable than his wins.