Who will be in better shape? JIRI or ALEX?

Ludwig von Mises

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They last fought on the same day. Jiri had an absolute war with Rakic and took insane damage. Got kicked in the leg so hard repeatedly that he had to change his stance. Got punched by full power Rakic right crosses God knows how many times. Jiri is an absolute animal for walking through all that but he definitely took some serious damage. That fight was insane.

On the other side of the coin Alex didn't take any damage in his fight. Not a single punch or kick taken and he knocked Jamal Heel out with one punch in the first hound. He was back at training the next day with zero damage.

Jiri might be the kind of Neanderthal like savage who heals from his injuries fast or he could still be dealing with some injuries. It's hard to say. Meanwhile Alex is a humble guy but he's driving sports cars and eating tiramisu at the steakhouse and living that fat boy life on UFC embedded. Perhaps he's been a little bit more laxed than ever which could be a bad thing.

That's the only thing that sucks about this fight. It's hard to gage what kind of shape they're in since it's a last minute fight.
 
No idea, but I doubt it goes the distance, so I am not sure who is in better shape will even factor in.

I'm expecting this to not go beyond the third.
 
Both are true lifestyle martial artists, I have never seen either man fat or out of shape.

They may not be in the same condition that would be achieved by a well planned out fight camp designed to peak at a specific date, but they will be good to go and it is a level playing field.
 
Dont get yourself banned bro. Get rid of them yellows.

I was drunk AF the other night.

Don't even remember what I posted.

Got back from a two-day, 18-hour day, trist ...

I don't think calling Conor or Chandler "losers" is a bendable offense, looking at their last 3-out-of-4.
It's a factual statement.

If you look at Alex Pereira and Jiri Procházka, their records are the opposite, the last 3-out-of-4.

Facts = Facts
 
I was drunk AF the other night.

Don't even remember what I posted.

Got back from a two-day, 18-hour day, trist ...

I don't think calling Conor or Chandler "losers" is a bendable offense, looking at their last 3-out-of-4.
It's a factual statement.

If you look at Alex Pereira and Jiri Procházka, their records are the opposite, the last 3-out-of-4.

Facts = Facts

Hey brather I believe it was when you told me to end my own life yesterday because I called you a delusional Poatan fanboy. Sorry brather. 🙏❤️🤝
 
They both will be in good form and put in their soul in prep but I believe Jiri will be a pinch weaker because Rakic seemed to chip his legs pretty hard at 300
 
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