Struve v2 looks dangerous

[yekmurat]

Looks like he gained a lot of muscles

 

[Dragon Punch]

He did look a lot less fragile. I'm still scared for him though.

 

[Ehrhardt52]

Looks like the immortal giant from 300

 

[IloveTHIS]

Looks like he will fall even harder when he gets tkoed.

but really, he does look a lot bigger

 

[Cro Cop Is Back]

Big Nog by TKO

 

[Moral Victory]

His torso is crazy wide, coming in at 265 cutting weight for the first time.

 

[ConradMcgilcuty]

His torso is crazy wide.

Deadlifts will do that

 

[ThaiPlumRillo]

Im excited to see struve become UBER. His shoulders and jaws are going to start to widen also.

 

[8KresniK8]

Nog will get hurt.

 

[BROWNPRIDE]

He will smash big nog and it will make me sad because nog is a living legend.

 

[Anung Un Rama]

Looks like he gained a lot of muscles

Is the blonde ring girl 60?

 

[Pterodactyl]

Deadlifts will do that

They certainly will.
But can you imagine deadlifting with legs the length of Struve's? That is some serious distance to cover with the bar.

 

[OriginMMA]

Struve under Greg Jackson would be amazing.

But yeah I heard he is going to try to use his reach this fight. Keeps emphasizing if he plays his game he cant lose.

 

[Fire of Youth]

His problem was never being big enough though. It was that he was so bloody slow that he couldn't hit anything or stop a take down. I look at Struve with so much regret. IF he focused on his speed and agility and trusted in his natural size then he could of been great. Instead he was the stereotyped slow giant.

 

[SherdogJoe]

I think he's gonna KO Nog or decision him.

 

[Elysianwing]

Yeah....adding mass won't make him any faster though, and he was already sloth-like in the speed department.

 

[Weuylf]

Rooting for Struve, only fighter I can relate to by being very tall. :O

 

[Dan155]

Is the blonde ring girl 60?

What is seen cannot be unseen.

 

[biscuitsbrah]

Believe it or not muscle CAN make you faster

 

[uppercutbus]

He looks like something out of a video game. . .

"pale shambler approaches".