Fair enough, I'm more talking about an appropriate blend of the characteristics and that being one of them. Colby doesn't finish often, but he does wilt people into pure defeat in an impressive way.The words “big threat of being able to finish” and Colby don’t belong in the same post.
Be careful with the 'literal giant' comments around here. We have at least one 'giants are real and the Smithsonian hid/lost their bones and their probably in the Vatican vault' type. LOLLLLLLKhabib - Aggressive Terminator Style
Khamzat - Terminator w/ Knockout Style
Colby - Suffocating Pressure Style
Gaethje - Fuck You Damage Style
Oliveira - Finishing You No Matter What Style
Islam - *Bop* Choke You Style
Ngannou - *Bop* Kill You Style
Volkov - Literal Giant in a Cage Style
Yan/Chito - Replying Fire with Fire Style
Poirier - *Outlasting You* Style
Barber - Aggressive once Distance Issue is Resolved Style
Prime BJ Penn. Pure badassery..
Robert WhittakerI know that's a broad question so take it how you want to.
My favorite these days is the long and lanky pressure fighters. I love watching fighters with big power exchange with the pressure fighters but over the rounds begin to fade as they get pulled into deep waters. So Max, Nate and Tony would be some guys I've been liking over the last few years.
I literally just googled Smithsonian giant bones earlier today...no joke...weirdBe careful with the 'literal giant' comments around here. We have at least one 'giants are real and the Smithsonian hid/lost their bones and their probably in the Vatican va' type. LOLLLLLL
Carlos Condit/Brian Stann type fighters are probably my favorite with Shogun style (mixing up takedowns) behind that.
I do like the new generation of well rounded fighters but definitely at the higher levels where you can see fight IQ and the fighter going for the kill no matter where the fight is taking place. I don't mind the pacing being 'slower' in grappling exchanges but . No gassing out unless it's an absolute war.