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First of all, I would like to congratulate Shavkat on his victory against Ian Garry. He has my respect.
That being said, Shavkat lost a lot of aura last night. I had to say, "I told you so" but I was correct in my analysis of him.
I posted a thread a while back. Many of you 'doggers laughed at my suggestion that Belal beats Shavkat, but now you guys suddenly changed your tune. It's OK though... Daddy Franklin's not mad.
I'm a true MMA fan, I don't let my feelings cloud my judgement (I don't mean that in an arrogant way).
Shavkat is a neanderthal. Take one look at the guy and you can see that his noggin is no ordinary noggin. It's large and dense. Solid.
In fact, I'm pretty sure he's from the same part of the world where Khabib is from, but just a different caveman tribe. Despite the tiny population, these un-evolved people have produced some of the best fighters on the planet. It's impressive.
Shavkat's aggression and fighting style heavily depends on his ability to take a punch. I've said it before, but this is not a viable long-term strategy, especially against the very best fighters.
Shavkat revealed last night that he's exposed to takedown and submissions, not just strikes. Very exploitable.
I'll say it again: Belal beats Shavkat.
Belal will teach Shavkat how you're really supposed to win a fight via decision.
This is the Belal era.
That being said, Shavkat lost a lot of aura last night. I had to say, "I told you so" but I was correct in my analysis of him.
I posted a thread a while back. Many of you 'doggers laughed at my suggestion that Belal beats Shavkat, but now you guys suddenly changed your tune. It's OK though... Daddy Franklin's not mad.
I'm a true MMA fan, I don't let my feelings cloud my judgement (I don't mean that in an arrogant way).
Shavkat is a neanderthal. Take one look at the guy and you can see that his noggin is no ordinary noggin. It's large and dense. Solid.
In fact, I'm pretty sure he's from the same part of the world where Khabib is from, but just a different caveman tribe. Despite the tiny population, these un-evolved people have produced some of the best fighters on the planet. It's impressive.
Shavkat's aggression and fighting style heavily depends on his ability to take a punch. I've said it before, but this is not a viable long-term strategy, especially against the very best fighters.
Shavkat revealed last night that he's exposed to takedown and submissions, not just strikes. Very exploitable.
I'll say it again: Belal beats Shavkat.
Belal will teach Shavkat how you're really supposed to win a fight via decision.
This is the Belal era.