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I just don't get it. Mir took that fight on 2 weeks notice, against a very dangerous former champion with fast hands who was on a 5 fight win streak, including absolutely destroying Travis Browne in his last fight, and had won 10 of his last 12 fights, with 6 KOs. And Mir had his timing down flat, Arlovskii was totally unable to land anything heavy on him. Mir took him down without getting hit. i haven't rewatched the fight so correct me if I'm inaccurate here. The decision easily could/should have gone to Mir.
Before that he had 2 violent first round KOs against serious opponents, and went the distance against Overeem, now look what Overeem just did to JDS. Mir dominated Nelson, who puts sub par strikers to sleep in the first round. He KOed Crocop. Where the basis for saying Mir is a bad striker is I don't know other than hate. It's not his specialty but he is more than competent on the feet. I'm not sure how many people would have even taken the Arlovskii fight.
Before that he had 2 violent first round KOs against serious opponents, and went the distance against Overeem, now look what Overeem just did to JDS. Mir dominated Nelson, who puts sub par strikers to sleep in the first round. He KOed Crocop. Where the basis for saying Mir is a bad striker is I don't know other than hate. It's not his specialty but he is more than competent on the feet. I'm not sure how many people would have even taken the Arlovskii fight.