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Which fighter has the greater ability to cover distance better, DDP or KKF?

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DDP covers distance by exploding into strikes with his length and suprising most opponents.
KKF moves like lightning in the octagon and covers distance at a blinding speed that most photographers couldn't catch on camera. Opponents have been surprised by this.

So who covers distance better?
 
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is it MVP?

I haven't watched enough of KKF to comment, really. But wanted to bump your thread ;)
 
Probably Kai Kara France. Lunging in with power punches is the only thing he does well, and it's harder to do that against flyweights than middle weights. DDP gets punished a lot of the times he lunges in, but he is way more versatile in his attacks so it doesn't amount to much.
 
DDP covers distance by exploding into strikes with his length and suprising most opponents.
KKF moves like lightning in the octagon and covers distance at a blinding speed that most photographers couldn't catch on camera. Opponents have been surprised by this.

So who covers distance better?
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The 125er obviously has way better technique.
DDP's stance switches while doing it look atrocious.

A good leg kicker could kick his base away, especially with an inside kick.
Also somebody with a good uppercut could catch him one day.

MVP is a good answer.
 
Man, he hit Rickels, saw blood trickle down his face, and screamed "You're fucked" at him. And Rickels backed away and told the ref he was done lmao

one of the most worst embarrassments and out-classing's I have never witnessed

I was yelling at the TV for Rickels to stop telegraphing with that STUPID shuffle-step thing
 
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