I'd start by crediting his team and all the wrestlers he actually trains with on a day to day basis.
The slam was nice, the trip and sweep were just pure power and no technique. He also tried a guillotine around his nose from half guard lol. Ngannou looked like SHIT in the grappling. Just much stronger. Winning by strength is a passable tactic when your the same size but they weren't he beat a smaller dude. If you weight them today im sure there's closer to a 30lbs difference btw. Which is at least 2 weight classes (up to 5 in other sports like boxing or wrestling).
You're probably one of those people who cried about Brock being bigger than his opponents right?
By Conor's measuring stick I'd say yes
Ngannou walks around at least 20lbs bigger. Go add 20lbs to your max lift at the gym and then you'll understand why Gane couldn't get the big gorilla off him.
Since when is having brute strength illegal in MMA?
Are we talking about Brock or Ngannou here? Both have had this happen.
Its perfectly legal. But its just lame as hell that heavyweight is full of untalented gorillas beating smaller dudes.
Yeah ik. Sherdog Bias lol. They hated Brock so they complain. They like Francis so they don't care. But regardless, size is still a huge advantage. Everyone knows that. Go watch Semi in K-1 and you'll see how a bigger dude can drain out the entertainment of the whole show.
