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I think many of the people who say Condit "ran" came to that opinion because Carlos turned his back to his opponent and jogged away numerous times instead of circling.
Are you trying to tell us this isn't running???
If your dumb enough to let your own game plan be detrimental to your fight game you shouldn't be complaining. Honestly Diaz/Lombard/Stevens ALL could have avoided what Condit/Boetsch/Makdesi did if they would have THOUGHT about what the fuck they are doing.
If your being eaten up while constantly moving forward in a single line...STOP FUCKING DOING THAT
Why not back up yourself and try countering for once? Why not stand completely still and allow the other fighter to come towards you accentuating your power if you land while they rush in. There are HUNDREDS of ways for fighters to counter this "kiting" effect.
Look how Domminick fucked up Faber in his last fight, Faber came forward in straight lines the entire time and Dominick capitalized on it. Fighters need to stop perpetuating their own failing gameplan.
Roy nelson is bad at doing that too, he works a failing game plan once he gets into a sinking hole.
Instead of replying with three punctual marks why not provide some insight on why you think "kiting" isn't a viable option to beat somebody other than the whiny fault "HE WONT LET ME PUNCH THE OTHER GUY, WHAT A FUCKING TRAGEDY"
Nope, it's called being against the cage with a guy who's really good at battering people in that position, and resetting to the centre of the octagon.
This is a much better and more hilarious example of "running" from an opponent.
He did reset......by running
So, any time one fighter moves away from another, for whatever reason, it's "running" now?
Right.
Are you trying to tell us this isn't running???
The point being, "running" is a term used by upset fans of the guy who loses to a smart fighter who doesn't allow his opponent to impose his gameplan.
Are you trying to tell us this isn't running???
Nope, not running. Resetting in the center of the cage was smart and took Diaz out of him game. Last I checked, Condit hit Diaz a crapload more that Diaz hit Condit. And before you go off on "little baby kicks"...those were harder than Diaz's baby jabs....just saying...
This is a much better and more hilarious example of "running" from an opponent.