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both guys have trex arms but have some skills that would make it a fun fight. If Garbrandt can survive on the ground he could exploit Rosas’ cardio. It’s a winnable fight for both guys
For GarbrandtWay too soon for that
It is on paper but I do find it intriguing. Feels like an old-school striker vs grappler between 2 relatively popular names.Way too soon for that
It is on paper but I do find it intriguing. Feels like an old-school striker vs grappler between 2 relatively popular names.
I don’t think Garbrandt is as dangerous as he used to beWhat happens if Rosas somehow won vs Garbrandt though? He's not ready to make the surge up the top 15. He should get incrementally tougher challenges, not a rapid rise in opposition.
UFC isn't putting him in a fight where he's likely to get brutally knocked out any time soon, he's 19. You start giving him ranked opponents too soon and that's what's going to happen
I agree with you.What happens if Rosas somehow won vs Garbrandt though? He's not ready to make the surge up the top 15. He should get incrementally tougher challenges, not a rapid rise in opposition.
UFC isn't putting him in a fight where he's likely to get brutally knocked out any time soon, he's 19. You start giving him ranked opponents too soon and that's what's going to happen
There's always profitable and interesting exceptionsI agree with you.
But I don’t think the UFC should be the place for young guys to learn the ropes. Plenty of other orgs for that.
Def too soon regardless. The experience gap is too wide.I don’t think Garbrandt is as dangerous as he used to be
Sure. I would consider Nickal as one of those, not Rosas. But time might prove me wrong.There's always profitable and interesting exceptions
Raul is a legit talent being that good as a teenager, your comment would make sense about Paddy but RRJ just ran through Turcios, and his only loss was to C-Rod who was at a weight advantage and whose last opponent also accused him greasingThey'll just throw more cans at him for a year or two while he "learns" how to fight. In the premier MMA organization in the world.
Garbrandt had some success but the margin of error was not that tightDef too soon regardless. The experience gap is too wide.
The notorious Figgy smalls had to be on point to beat him. This is another universe compared to where Rojas is at.
All I'm saying we are talking way diff levels.Garbrandt had some success but the margin of error was not that tight
I don’t think Garbrandt is that much of a step up from Turcios. His power is not the same as it use to be, he’s fragile, and can be taken downWhat happens if Rosas somehow won vs Garbrandt though? He's not ready to make the surge up the top 15. He should get incrementally tougher challenges, not a rapid rise in opposition.
UFC isn't putting him in a fight where he's likely to get brutally knocked out any time soon, he's 19. You start giving him ranked opponents too soon and that's what's going to happen.
Turcios and Garbrandt are arguably on the same level. Garbrandt just has more name value.All I'm saying we are talking way diff levels.
No they are not.Turcios and Garbrandt are arguably on the same level. Garbrandt just has more name value.