Why do weirdos always say O'Malley went unconscious when he clearly didn't? It's literally on camera yet I always read this dumb narrative that he went out cold and pretended that he didn't.
im bumping the shit out of this when omalley gets his teeth knocked out
It was really cringe when Vera (T)KO'd him and Sean grabbed his foot afterwards just for show to make sure everyone understood he had a damaged leg.
He also didn't show much heart. It's like when he fell on his back he wanted the referee to stop it without looking like he's quitting.
Demetrious Johnson hurt Henry Cejudo's leg with the same type of kick to the same nerve ending the King of Cringe came back for a split decision win.
Against Pedro Munhoz at the end of round 1 there were also interesting things to be seen in Sean's facial expressions when he went back to his corner. I think Pedro's leg kicks were affecting him more than people recognize and Sean had concern and doubt on his face.
Dude is extremely talented and has so much potential but I get the feeling that he lacks heart and grit.
Why do weirdos always say O'Malley went unconscious when he clearly didn't? It's literally on camera yet I always read this dumb narrative that he went out cold and pretended that he didn't.
He has a point tho..This is a moronic take, but thanks.
I would not say Munhoz was piecing him up... but he was landing legkicks for sure. Suga Shin was super tentative.The Munhoz fight was a weird one, a lot of people claim that Suga was starting to get his hands going and was on his way to a W, but from memory Munhoz was piecing up his leg and looked like he was clearly winning. I don't recall Suga having any big moments and looking frustrated.
It was really cringe when Vera (T)KO'd him and Sean grabbed his foot afterwards just for show to make sure everyone understood he had a damaged leg.
He has nothing on "doctor stoppage.. doctor stoppage!!!"You caught that too eh? Here's a man that watches the fights. Waa cringe like Stirlings Oscar performance.
He has nothing on "doctor stoppage.. doctor stoppage!!!"

LOL.. a fellow mayberrian.Isn't your gf on vacation still? #bbcGang
Saying it twice doesn't change the fact that he stubbed his toe, quit, then went unconscious.
He has nothing on "doctor stoppage.. doctor stoppage!!!"
Omali is a dollar store Conor....Conor's also known for not having the most grit or heart (although he showed a lot of it against Chad Mendes and Nate Diaz in the rematch).
not denying it.LOL.. a fellow mayberrian.

Yeah.. Omali was out from 1 single elbow from Chito.. Vera was nice enough to keep hitting him until he woke up. I definitely question his chin.
Dislike for O'Malley colors people's perception a little too much
Agreed. Yan had to wrestle and did little on top control. OMalley won the standup. Just check the facial damage. Very close but Omalley won.Dislike for O'Malley colors people's perception a little too much, so I'm going to try to just cover the obvious points.
O'Malley's clear advantages in these fight are his range, height, and striking accuracy. He is a very coordinated striker who works best at tip range, who throws great combinations from different angles at great speed, can throw from his back foot, and who uses a lot of feints and mixups extremely well. He tends to fare better against less mobile targets who are at a clear speed and range disadvantage, like Moutinho, where he can style off and chain combinations or use his speed advantage to land counters. In his last fight, Pedro adopted a mobile strategy, to move in and out of range, avoiding the boxing exchanges, and poking with leg kicks that while mostly checked also added up. O'Malley had trouble finding his range, even if he did manage to land a few good punches, including one that shut Pedro's left eye. Upon rewatching I thought he won that round. He is exceptionally good at chaining strikes and finding the counter punches, and avoiding head strikes.
Yan is even faster, has better movement, and a much more polished striking game, not to mention speed, than Pedro. He works at his best moving in and out with fast short combinations. Nothing particularly fancy, just tenacious, fast, and precise. He has a big reach disadvantage, but he moves in and out very well, and tends to find his range and pick it up as the fight moves forward. He will probably move laterally a lot and frustrate O'Malley, who will have to try to find his range against a much more mobile target than ever before. While O'Malley generally has a speed advantage, against Yan this might not be the case. Propensity for injury might be a factor, but it's impossible to factor in such things. Neither fighter seems to opt for wrestling offensive, though both have good takedown and submission defense.
The thing with O'Malley is that he is in love with the idea of becoming a KO artist like Conor or Anderson, while he should grow into a more dynamic MMA fighter like DJ or GSP, who could change gears mid fight if something was not working. His BJJ is actually surprisingly good, but he rarely has alternative gameplans and always seems to prefer to strike. He needs to get his ego in check, and realize styling off with strikes won't always be available as he fights the higher level competition moving forward, if he wants to be consistent.
I think this is a difficult fight to call; far more than people are making it out to be, though obviously it is an enormous step up in competition for Sean. I'm going to go out on a limb and say O'Malley shocks the world.
Yan got pieced up. lolOmally can only beat up cans. When he fights someone who understands distance and footwork he has trouble landing his kill shots. Yan going to make an example out of him.
Nothing about your take is "balanced" its just not agressive. You completely ignore O`Malleys abysmal competition compared to Yan while mentioning aspects Sean is superior like striking accuracy. Yes against a paraplegic I also look like Sugar Ray. If you use the his higher level opponents (still way apart from Yann) he gets beaten and outperformed. Even his last opponent was brought in to loose and give Sean all possible advantages. Still who won the fight until the stop?
If you analyze the fighters there is only one conclusion that Yann will dominate. If you are a Sean fan (which is obvious) sure go for the underdog but that has nothing to do with analyzing anything. O`malleys biggest weakness is his missing brain. He doesnt add new weapons and doesnt work on his weaknesses. He is longer in the UFC than Yann and basically the same fighter he was when entering the UFC.
Yan is better everywhere.
Sean is worse Cory with a bit more power.
Yan should destroy him.
The balanced take is one guy has fought at the top level and against top competition and succeeded. The other guy folded as soon as he was pushed and his best performance against a live opponent was a back forth battle that was called after a brutal eye poke.
it's a 3 rounder so his best hope is that Yan starts slow and that he's banked rounds 1-2 via volume; then hope he doesn't get finished in the 3rd.
My guess is Yan is going to want to make a statement and his sadistic side will shine and he'll "3 guys one hammer" o'malley.
If Yan uses his wrestling in the first part of the fight, game over. That's a long shot though, Yan never uses his offensive wrestling. Lol