Shogun: Power or Timing is his best Knockout atribute?

[Frank Kain]

I guess I was a bit of an ass posting that up. Haa.

Ah no harm, Father Time and all, the JBJ loss was worse. Felt like a pallbearer.

 

[SlicerDM]

Timing and Accuracy.

 

[dildos]

i think his run way model good looks also play a role in how brutally beautiful his fighting style is.

 

[Pancake Sprawl]

his best attributes has always been his ferocity and relentless attack, which are qualities a lot of Chute Boxe fighters have.

but now that's he's older, his ferocity is still there but he doesn't have the stamina to constantly swarm like he could before.

 

[pookiyama]

Shogun is one of the few stocky fighters that make this far in MMA, since weight classes & the advantages of being tall and long limit the proficiency of stocky people in the sport. What this stockiness affords Shogun is a type of power that's absolutely physiological and a lifetime of tactical practice countering over the top. So yes, it's Power and Timing. Look at how wide his shoulders, back, and hips are & how big his legs are. Those all generate power. No pectoral muscles, which is a muscle group that inhibits power. If he had better boxing technique he'd be one of the pound for pound hardest hitters in the sport.

 

[jimmylmao]

Pride ERA: Relentless attacks/Athleticism
UFC ERA: Timing/Power

 

[MuyThaiElbows]

A bit of both