When is Chandler going to get his chance with McGregor is one of the things I want to know. I'd back Pimblett as I'm a brit but you cannot rule out Ferguson.
I can barely watch this fight back. Tony's the reason I started watching MMA. I feel like I'm watching my favourite uncle get battered every time he fights now. So sad. Love the insights though. You're the GOAT, MM. I love the way you break down and commentate fights
I think tony's issue is with his unorthodox style, and being the old dog not wanting to learn new tricks. The level of the game has gotten alot better than it used to be, and everyone knows how to deal with the weirdness Tony brings. I hope he wrecks paddy in an amazing fashion, he certainly can do it. I wouldn't put money on it though.
I think it’s more because his unorthodox style would lose at the start but wear them out with non-stop attacks. Now he has much worse cardio and was taking breaks mid fight with Nate Diaz
Tony was never the most technical striker but his toughnes and cardio made him a great FIGHTER . Unfortunately hes older now and gaethje cracked his chin. Still hoping he bounces back tho
@@Mighty15x definitely, how do you even train/prepare for that? Dude was throwing invisible sand and doing mortal Kombat leg sweeps. Snatching necks and wing chun elbows. There will never be another el cucuy
Tony still has a good chin. That front kick from Chandler would have slept a large farm animal. The problems with Tony are 1) hes been figured out. Everyone knows how he fights and they prepare accordingly, 2) hes older and has taken a shit ton of damage, and a big part of his success depended on his acceptional cardio, pacing, speed, and athleticism. While his cardio and pacing are still there, his speed and athleticism is not. That and 3) I think his fight iq has deteriorated because he's been fighting pretty dumb lately.
Before the Justin Gaeji fight Tony Furgeson was on a 12 fight win streak with no title shot . All those guys he beat were top of the top at the time. I think the dirty business and favoritism and getting screwed got to him as time went on. Tony never got the title shot I think he lost hope as well and fell out of love with the sport from constantly getting screwed . Although I do believe he’s now trying a legit comeback mentally.
He shoulda got a title shot earlier than he did. But if you rewatch those fights he wasn't dominant. He was losing in so many of them before catching something. He had the same style but just more durability and speed.
Lol idiot. Tony is entertaining that’s all he was/is. He’s elite at nothing. The top fighters in the division will out strike him. Oliviera has better bjj. Islam has better grappling. Poirer outstrikes him. The only thing elite in his game was his cardio but now he’s older and slow even if he can go 5 rounds he’s going 5 in slow motion. There is no mental comeback he’s done. Having said that I hope he smokes paddy.
Some fighters have very dangerous defensive game, depending a lot on their reflexes and speed to counter, as they get older and lose those reflexes and speed due to age, repetitive brain trauma or injuries they become easy targets. Anderson Silva (became old and leg injury ), Tony Ferguson (old and brain trauma), Cody Garbrant ( back injury ) are some examples of fighters who went through that issue. Sadly 10 or 15 years of bad defensive habits are very hard to fix especially when they served you so well earlier.
I hope Tony has a good showing whether he wins or not. Tony's loved by the community, a community who just wants to see him healthy and happy, fighting or not.
Is it even possible to comeback from such a big losestreak? I mean it must be hard especially on your mentality and the pressure I can't even imagine. I'm really excited to see this fight
@@a1d5 Because that was at Heavyweight and because Arlovski actually made some stylistic changes. He became less reliant on his speed and power, and became more patient and defensively responsible.
Tony always had a habit of over extending and exposing his back side because he would throw spin elbows or unorthodox elbows from those positions. Something I’ve noticed he doesn’t use anymore
@@Nkemjo yeah, very much too stiff and I believe his coaches are also holding him back, last fight they were yelling at him to not expose his back. With any other fighter that’s valid, but with Tony that’s where he is best. His unorthodox striking off of bad positions is what led to his win streak. He did it best against cowboy and RDA
I love watching ur breakdowns because u always say something to take out of it. I like analyzing fights and u always add in an interesting point of view
@@Mighty15x Tony's problem isn't anything mental , If anything he's to mentally strong ! His problem is his striking ! With age comes complacency . He 100% should of went with Firas Zahabi
I think this'll be the video to blow up your channel Demetrious! You'll deserve every new subscriber just like you deserve more recognition for being one of the best fighters of all time. You're a legend and not enough people realize it
Hey man, I hope you’re doing great right now, you and and your sweet family. This is gonna sound weird but your videos really help me reduce my anxiety. You can talk about martial arts, comment and analyse bouts with a very chill and down to earth tone unlike most mma TH-camrs that are just speaking loud all over the place. Idk why, your content makes me feel quite relaxed. Keep it going 🙏
It might sound bad losing 6 in a row, but lets not forget that he was very competitive in all those fights, and they were all against top-tier fighters. Paddy has a hard fight on his hands.
There will never be another fighter with a style like Tony, his fights were like a dance but with random moves, and it was always phenomenal to watch. The best thing about his fights is that you, and probably neither did he, knew how he would go at his opponent, which made him very dangerous when he left his opponents in their camp thinking "For what the f* do I need to prepare against him? Imanari roll? Standup? Kickboxing? Elbows from an angle that should not be possible for a human being?". He was a Sekiro/Dark Souls boss when you fought them the first time, but in real life, no matter what you thought he was going to do, it will not be that. I really miss old Tony.
Really hyped to hear someone else give Tony credit for that first round. It was very hard for anyone to give him credit over all the “he should retire”s :/
Big reason why Tony was looking good against Chandler was because Chandler was engaging with Tony and swinging with him. If you stay out of Tony's space and feint to him to create openings, his weirdness will create mistakes.
What people need to remember is that anyone of his last 6 loss's would put Paddy to sleep, is Paddy even ready for a Diez, Chandler or a Gaethje fight, is he even on the same level?, I think Jared Gordon is going to be cage side with a huge bucket of popcorn for this fight.
That boi been done for a minute now. But he won’t stop til he hits that 12 fight losing streak. I’m honestly all about it and supporting it to the fullest. Imagine how legendary it’s going to be to see Ferguson go on a 12 fight winning streak, to then turn around and go on a 12 fight losing streak. Would be the first man in history and an incredible way to finish a career. Lets go T Ferg just 5 more after paddy 👏👏
Tony really has crazy athleticism and proportions. Being tall, long arms, big hands (great for punching power), crazy style, almost unbreakable heart and cardio. And the crazy unpredictability and wildness untop of that. Really one of the best lightweights ever. Hope he smokes Patty and retires. But my guess is Tony is like you Chuck Liddel - you got to force him to retire. He won't do it voluntarily.
@@netero6751 Yeah. That's a fair assessment. It seems like he lost a bunch of his speed and control over his actions in the cage (like being subbed without really defending). It's like he's overtrained or just to old and worn from all the battles.
@@netero6751 Yeah. But I'd say his career and fights before that might have broken him as much. Many of the fights he won were wars. Where he were hit, bloodied and were rocked bad and had to come from behind to win.
Tony’s problem was never cardio, he always just got hit too much & it caught up with him. Everyone jacking off his goggins training is insane. There couldn’t be anything worse for his old, high mileage, beat up body than goggins putting more mileage on his joints. He doesn’t need to learn how to “push through” or “tough it out”, he needs to learn to fight smarter & more technical.
Tony Ferguson is still a good draw, he stays on contending cards. He is skilled all around, but I feel like he has been getting overwhelmed easily lately. Interesting to see how Pimblett will do with him, imo he gets fights catered to his style, and I like the challenge Ferguson brings at the moment. Looking forward to the fight!
besides the comment about his guard being open, he used to have very fluid movement, he still moves well but it seems a bit more stiff now, if I was his coach I would be working hard on his guarding and movement. He looks great on the ground which he did amazing in the first round. Shame he got caught with that kick in the 2nd round.
I feel Tony was always unorthodox and unpredictable. But he looks a step slower to me now, a bit stiffer too. Idk I could be wrong, but I expect Paddy to be faster and hit him enough to win. It would be amazing if Tony slept Paddy tho
TONY BEAT... #1 Gleison Tibau ( A very docorated fighter with a ton of fights.) #2 Josh Thompson ( Josh could whip your ass all over the place, and beat a lot of good fighters) #3 Edson Barboza (In his PRIME, Edson Barboza is one the toughest fighters the UFC ever produced, has a TON of skills and very fast and strong if nothing else.) #4 Raphael Dos Anjos (Raphael Dos Anjos can beat 99.9999% of the World, NUFF SAID.) #5 Kevin Lee ( The fighter that has it all.... skills, power, speed, precision, good chin, not the best in the world but damn good, to many holes in his game to be Champion) #6 Anthony Pettus ( The totally original fighter that had a ton of hype, and was climbing the ranks easily. Many expected him to be Champion soon but then he met (Nate Diaz) on a bad day, and tanked his career in no time.) #7 Donald Cerrone (A true Legend of the sport and the UFC, tons of records, but literally fought COWBOY late in his career and after he became a YES MAN. "WANT ME TO FIGHT A LOSING SITUATION?? "YES MAN" np. Tony also beat Danny Castillo back in 2014 when Danny was a badass and tough but TONY beat him and also mopped the floor with the competition before Danny. So what does all this mean you ask? Tony beat some of the best fighters out there PERIOD and he did it with amazing stamina, volume, and SUPREME STYLE. What really made TONY shine was his ability to push hard in rounds 4 and 5 like it was round 1 or 2 and exhausted his opponents, and during his 12 FIGHT WIN STREAK he won those with (2) doctor stoppages due to heavy damage, (6) Choke Submissions, (3) KO/TKO's, and (3) Decision Wins. The hype train was real for TONY and in peoples minds back then..YOU JUST KNEW THAT TONY WAS GOING TO MAUL HIS OPPONENT. After a ton of failed attempts at actually getting a chance at the belt which SOMETHING always got in the way of Tony and that accomplishment down the line, LOW AND BEHOLD he met Justin Gaethje. Justin was on fire this night and counter punched TONY into a oblivion and the AMAZING WIN STREAK was over. Tony had a AMAZING CAREER, not just a GOOD ONE. He bested fighters in his prime that you thought might beat him. Tony back in 2014-2015 had the absolute best "GAS TANK" of Energy in the UFC barnone and to the point that fans could not fathom his stamina, and TONY back then used that stamina to throw wicked unending strikes all night and if you tried to wrestle him back then he would submit you plain and simple. (UNLESS YOUR NAME IS KHABIB.) TONY, gave everything he had and more to us fans, and the UFC. Even late in his career after a few losses piled up he still would not TAP in defeat. "If I could pick a UFC Career to have as a wish of a fighter that never truly became CHAMPION"....it would be Tony's!!! Personally, I would have retired after the brutal loss to JUSTIN. Some people age faster than others. Age caught up with Tony. He still has all the skills but will never be the BOOGIEMAN he used to be even with HELL WEEK training. Should he retire? That is up to him, the money is good even if he loses with his reputation so I'm not hating on that. It is hard to watch him lose when most of those losses he would have won in 2014. I will watch TONY fight 1000 times if he wants to do it. In the end, it's his choice and his PRIME was over 7 years ago. Allow TONY to die on his shield, there are FEW greater Honors in Life.
I think he trained with Goggins to get over his losing streak mentality. Experience is always there for him, it will be a hard fight but deep down i feel like Tony ends his losing streak against paddy. After all hes been through, he needs a w
If it was peak Tony he'd slash up Paddy for all rounds but finsihing might be hard since Paddy is tough. Striking wise they both fight with heavy pressure and i'd probbaly say Tony has better accuracy. Wrestling/Grappling wise Tony is on paper better with his wrestling and grappling ability . Paddy's mostly a Jiu-Jitsu guy so hes got mostly a guard threat . I think Paddy wins by 3rd round sub or decison or Tony wins via Sub or Doctor stoppage
I love these slow break downs of fights... This fight always kills me to see, Tony's lifeless body and Chandler hitting backflips like he didn't just kill Tony
Despite the setbacks, Tony's passion and determination remain unmatched. Every setback is a setup for a greater comeback. Keep pushing, Tony! It's Tony Time!!!!
Tony’s problem is he only wants big fights. If he humbled himself and his trainer humbled himself and went back to fighting easy fights to get his confidence back and work on his weaknesses he could have come back. But he went back to top contenders over and over and it’s killing his confidence
I don’t think it’s Tony’s problem, it’s the ufc. They don’t do tune up fights, which is why Conor came back to fighting n1 contender in Dustin, instead of whatever he wanted, Diego Sanchez?
I think Paddy is a pretty rough match for Tony at this point in his life. Paddy has a great chin and good ground game. I think Tony's striking is too slow at this point to punish Paddy for exposing his chin. I only path to victory I see for Tony is to snatch up a d'arce during a scramble. Otherwise Paddy by 3rd round sub.
Thing is at that tip level tiny percentages are the difference between winning and losing. So as hes gotten older he's inevitably lost that tiny percentage, he's still awesome though.
Hi, Mighty, as a young fan of the sport, I love your content, but could you perhaps do an analysys of the OLD TONY(when he was on 12 win streak), because after the 5th failed attempt to fight Khabib, he is not the same.
Longer u stick around eventually the landscape figures u out that’s what happened to Tony. Only the truly great ones like Might Mouse here can have prolong success.
26-6 he is probably the best in the world. When he’s healthy. That’s a sweet record because those are mostly big bangers. Top dogs. 😉💯7:45 that over reach jab CHANDLER keeps using us no good too. I know you do things way differently. 😛👍
The main thing I see with Tony is that he's to hesitant since the Gaethje fight. That was part of his game back in the day to move in and out and hit them with spinning elbows and all sorts of stuff that what made Tony so great back in the day I just don't see that today.
The guy was mentally broken when Khabib was off from UFC249 and he was offered Gathje with Interim Championship on the line. He will be the only person who had fought twice for IC. It might have been very stressfull for Tony when Dustin was fighting Khabib before him.
No doubt about it, he's done. I'm not trying to hate, but I genuinely believe that if he steps into the octagon with CM Punk, it would be a competitive fight. Just take a look at CM Punk vs Mike Jackson and how Tony's been performing lately, you'll notice some serious similarities.
WHO WINS: Tony Ferguson or Paddy Pimblett?
Paddy round 2, tko
Tony
idk 😭😭
When is Chandler going to get his chance with McGregor is one of the things I want to know. I'd back Pimblett as I'm a brit but you cannot rule out Ferguson.
Tony
I can barely watch this fight back. Tony's the reason I started watching MMA. I feel like I'm watching my favourite uncle get battered every time he fights now. So sad.
Love the insights though. You're the GOAT, MM. I love the way you break down and commentate fights
thank you sir. honestly i thought he was doing pretty good until the foot kick 😊
@@Mighty15x Agreed, that's why it's hard to watch! Felt like Tony's last huzzah
@MightyGamingX is the best youtuber/ufc fighter who talks to his fans!!
It's old age my man
I think tony's issue is with his unorthodox style, and being the old dog not wanting to learn new tricks. The level of the game has gotten alot better than it used to be, and everyone knows how to deal with the weirdness Tony brings. I hope he wrecks paddy in an amazing fashion, he certainly can do it. I wouldn't put money on it though.
I think it’s more because his unorthodox style would lose at the start but wear them out with non-stop attacks. Now he has much worse cardio and was taking breaks mid fight with Nate Diaz
Yep. Just don't interact with his weird style until he makes a mistake, just depends how sharp his opponent is.
His neuroplasticity is hardening sadly. That's what they mean with older people struggling to learn new tricks
Put money on his last fight and win that fucking shit 😤
THE ISSUE IS THAT FATHER TIME IS UNDEFEATED. IT'LL ALSO HAPPEN TO YOU BUDDY
its tony time
Yeah...time to retire!
@@retrosuperfuture5348 Why would Tony retire when he's about to enter his prime?
Tony... its time.
lol love this!!
@@dyelawnhotfiredudes like 40 and has been stopped b2b, definitely not in his prime
Tony was never the most technical striker but his toughnes and cardio made him a great FIGHTER . Unfortunately hes older now and gaethje cracked his chin. Still hoping he bounces back tho
I think his unorthodox approach made him dangerous
@@Mighty15x definitely, how do you even train/prepare for that? Dude was throwing invisible sand and doing mortal Kombat leg sweeps. Snatching necks and wing chun elbows. There will never be another el cucuy
Your greatest attribute should never be durability, you can't fall back on it
Tony still has a good chin. That front kick from Chandler would have slept a large farm animal. The problems with Tony are 1) hes been figured out. Everyone knows how he fights and they prepare accordingly, 2) hes older and has taken a shit ton of damage, and a big part of his success depended on his acceptional cardio, pacing, speed, and athleticism. While his cardio and pacing are still there, his speed and athleticism is not. That and 3) I think his fight iq has deteriorated because he's been fighting pretty dumb lately.
he has two sons, there's hope @@geradoprado8289
Before the Justin Gaeji fight Tony Furgeson was on a 12 fight win streak with no title shot . All those guys he beat were top of the top at the time. I think the dirty business and favoritism and getting screwed got to him as time went on. Tony never got the title shot I think he lost hope as well and fell out of love with the sport from constantly getting screwed . Although I do believe he’s now trying a legit comeback mentally.
Not to mention at least two years wasted on kabob
@RancorousSeaWho said they didn’t outperform him? Clearly he got outperformed if he lost. You stupid or dumb?
He shoulda got a title shot earlier than he did. But if you rewatch those fights he wasn't dominant. He was losing in so many of them before catching something. He had the same style but just more durability and speed.
@RancorousSeanah
Lol idiot. Tony is entertaining that’s all he was/is. He’s elite at nothing. The top fighters in the division will out strike him. Oliviera has better bjj. Islam has better grappling. Poirer outstrikes him. The only thing elite in his game was his cardio but now he’s older and slow even if he can go 5 rounds he’s going 5 in slow motion. There is no mental comeback he’s done. Having said that I hope he smokes paddy.
Some fighters have very dangerous defensive game, depending a lot on their reflexes and speed to counter, as they get older and lose those reflexes and speed due to age, repetitive brain trauma or injuries they become easy targets. Anderson Silva (became old and leg injury ), Tony Ferguson (old and brain trauma), Cody Garbrant ( back injury ) are some examples of fighters who went through that issue.
Sadly 10 or 15 years of bad defensive habits are very hard to fix especially when they served you so well earlier.
I hope Tony has a good showing whether he wins or not. Tony's loved by the community, a community who just wants to see him healthy and happy, fighting or not.
Is it even possible to comeback from such a big losestreak? I mean it must be hard especially on your mentality and the pressure I can't even imagine. I'm really excited to see this fight
arlovski did it before 5 or 6 loss then a win streak
I don’t think he wants to come back, just end on a nice win and retire. This might be his most important fight yet from that aspect
They should let tony get on the juice. get that athleticism back. Alot of fighters are using, I doubt he does. Id like to see that
@@a1d5 Because that was at Heavyweight and because Arlovski actually made some stylistic changes. He became less reliant on his speed and power, and became more patient and defensively responsible.
Naw. Hell get destroyed and then it’s time for him to retire.
Tony always had a habit of over extending and exposing his back side because he would throw spin elbows or unorthodox elbows from those positions. Something I’ve noticed he doesn’t use anymore
He has lost that ''fluidity'' he had. Much stiffer now, sadly age seems to have taken that from him.
@@Nkemjo yeah, very much too stiff and I believe his coaches are also holding him back, last fight they were yelling at him to not expose his back. With any other fighter that’s valid, but with Tony that’s where he is best. His unorthodox striking off of bad positions is what led to his win streak. He did it best against cowboy and RDA
@@electricboogaloo768639 at lightweight is a rough age to be.
We all know u ain't drinking G Fuel MM lol good video thanks for content as usual ur breakdowns should be seen by all MMA fans no bias just facts
I love watching ur breakdowns because u always say something to take out of it. I like analyzing fights and u always add in an interesting point of view
At this point its not a question anymore
What do you think about him training with goggins instead of training with Firas Zahabi who wanted to train him for his next fight?
Man honestly I think training with goggins can beat his body up more but the mental he probably got from it and exp is priceless
@@Mighty15x Tony's problem isn't anything mental , If anything he's to mentally strong ! His problem is his striking ! With age comes complacency . He 100% should of went with Firas Zahabi
@@blindshot709Tony's problem is his ego.
Tony is already mentally strong. He needs more strategy from someone like Firas, especially as an aging athlete.
@@drunkrussian4734 exactly you're right
If Tony loses again, can't imagine ufc will keep him around much longer
Im so glad you doing more mma stuff ..i loked the gaming but man this is amazing perceptive from da goat
Hahah thank you sir!! Gaming will always be my love but just don’t have as much time
as i use to game.
The beating Justin gave him took his chin and his mentality that he needs to fight at this level. Fighting is 75% mental
Life in general is 75% mental.
You‘re both right
I think this'll be the video to blow up your channel Demetrious! You'll deserve every new subscriber just like you deserve more recognition for being one of the best fighters of all time. You're a legend and not enough people realize it
Hey man, I hope you’re doing great right now, you and and your sweet family.
This is gonna sound weird but your videos really help me reduce my anxiety. You can talk about martial arts, comment and analyse bouts with a very chill and down to earth tone unlike most mma TH-camrs that are just speaking loud all over the place. Idk why, your content makes me feel quite relaxed. Keep it going 🙏
It might sound bad losing 6 in a row, but lets not forget that he was very competitive in all those fights, and they were all against top-tier fighters. Paddy has a hard fight on his hands.
Exactly 💯
Are you living in some bizarro world or something?
This included 0% of a breakdown between Tony Ferguson & Paddy Pimblett.
There will never be another fighter with a style like Tony, his fights were like a dance but with random moves, and it was always phenomenal to watch. The best thing about his fights is that you, and probably neither did he, knew how he would go at his opponent, which made him very dangerous when he left his opponents in their camp thinking "For what the f* do I need to prepare against him? Imanari roll? Standup? Kickboxing? Elbows from an angle that should not be possible for a human being?". He was a Sekiro/Dark Souls boss when you fought them the first time, but in real life, no matter what you thought he was going to do, it will not be that. I really miss old Tony.
Really hyped to hear someone else give Tony credit for that first round. It was very hard for anyone to give him credit over all the “he should retire”s :/
Well he should retire he is to damaged
Plus he is old, he don't have a chin anymore, he has to many injuries etc
Big reason why Tony was looking good against Chandler was because Chandler was engaging with Tony and swinging with him. If you stay out of Tony's space and feint to him to create openings, his weirdness will create mistakes.
Your breakdowns are super informative, I wonder if fighters watch other fighters breakdowns when they have down time before fights
Imagine how great it would be to see win here for Tony. Goggins got him doing hyperbolic time chamber training. Well, can only wait and see
God, is there anything Mighty Mouse can’t do? Created an amazing TH-cam channel.
terrific video, explanations with visual support, makes one see things he hadn't before.
Love you man!! Been super sick this past couple of days and your videos have been super entertaining
Mighty mouse uploads every time I feel the most bored in class thank you Mr mighty
What people need to remember is that anyone of his last 6 loss's would put Paddy to sleep, is Paddy even ready for a Diez, Chandler or a Gaethje fight, is he even on the same level?, I think Jared Gordon is going to be cage side with a huge bucket of popcorn for this fight.
The fact that Tony keeps finding new ways to disappoint. If he loses to Paddy he should retire. He’s becoming the next BJ Penn.
Thanks for the breakdown man 🤙 I chuckled a bit when you said Michael Jordan 😂
lmao glad you enjoyed it 😊
@@Mighty15x - The REAL GOAT of MMA - Michael Jordan!
He is reviewing a fight is like ohh nice hair to chanler’s team member 😂 i just love you being not so serious
That boi been done for a minute now. But he won’t stop til he hits that 12 fight losing streak. I’m honestly all about it and supporting it to the fullest. Imagine how legendary it’s going to be to see Ferguson go on a 12 fight winning streak, to then turn around and go on a 12 fight losing streak. Would be the first man in history and an incredible way to finish a career. Lets go T Ferg just 5 more after paddy 👏👏
Why wouldn't every fighter watch this and learn from the goat.
Last promotion I was present for, the opener ended in a first round ko with a teep to the chin it was wild.
Tony really has crazy athleticism and proportions. Being tall, long arms, big hands (great for punching power), crazy style, almost unbreakable heart and cardio. And the crazy unpredictability and wildness untop of that. Really one of the best lightweights ever. Hope he smokes Patty and retires. But my guess is Tony is like you Chuck Liddel - you got to force him to retire. He won't do it voluntarily.
He lost that athleticim
@@netero6751 Yeah. That's a fair assessment. It seems like he lost a bunch of his speed and control over his actions in the cage (like being subbed without really defending). It's like he's overtrained or just to old and worn from all the battles.
@@Ezol1 can he even do a proper imanari roll anymore? i remember when he was fighting barboza he went for it so fast
@@Ezol1 Too much damage from Gaethje fight
@@netero6751 Yeah. But I'd say his career and fights before that might have broken him as much. Many of the fights he won were wars. Where he were hit, bloodied and were rocked bad and had to come from behind to win.
just wanted to say thank you for doing these videos. You're a credit to the community.
Paddy is a poster boy for the UFC with a supplement line at Wal-Mart. Ferguson was picked to lose and pad Paddy's record, imo.
Tony’s problem was never cardio, he always just got hit too much & it caught up with him.
Everyone jacking off his goggins training is insane. There couldn’t be anything worse for his old, high mileage, beat up body than goggins putting more mileage on his joints.
He doesn’t need to learn how to “push through” or “tough it out”, he needs to learn to fight smarter & more technical.
After getting mauled, tony smiles, stands up, slaps his opponents ass and leaves
Tony Ferguson is still a good draw, he stays on contending cards. He is skilled all around, but I feel like he has been getting overwhelmed easily lately.
Interesting to see how Pimblett will do with him, imo he gets fights catered to his style, and I like the challenge Ferguson brings at the moment. Looking forward to the fight!
Great content as usual from the goat
besides the comment about his guard being open, he used to have very fluid movement, he still moves well but it seems a bit more stiff now, if I was his coach I would be working hard on his guarding and movement. He looks great on the ground which he did amazing in the first round. Shame he got caught with that kick in the 2nd round.
THEY DONT KNOW TONY SON, WHOS GONNA CARRY THE BOATS?🗣🇺🇸🦅
MM did Tony dirty with that thumbnail lol... sheesh.
that double weight cut before the gaethje fight ended his career.
Great as always, thank for the content bro. Might switch it up a little with your background music. Its nice but is getting a little bit repetitive ;)
MIGHTY MOUSE THIS TIME AROUND TONY WILL DEFINITELY KNOCK PADDY BOY OUT OR MAYBE SUBMIT HIM. MIGHTY MOUSE ALL SAID AND DONE.
What does that say about Paddy - choose a guy that is 0:6 in his last 6 fights?
I don't think paddy got to choose his opponent
I feel Tony was always unorthodox and unpredictable. But he looks a step slower to me now, a bit stiffer too. Idk I could be wrong, but I expect Paddy to be faster and hit him enough to win. It would be amazing if Tony slept Paddy tho
Nah I see the stiffness,but he still got it you can tell.paddy v Ferguson gonna be a good match, I genuinely don’t mind if either win
Did him so ridiculously dirty putting the tony crunch face in the thumbnail
TONY BEAT... #1 Gleison Tibau ( A very docorated fighter with a ton of fights.) #2 Josh Thompson ( Josh could whip your ass all over the place, and beat a lot of good fighters) #3 Edson Barboza (In his PRIME, Edson Barboza is one the toughest fighters the UFC ever produced, has a TON of skills and very fast and strong if nothing else.) #4 Raphael Dos Anjos (Raphael Dos Anjos can beat 99.9999% of the World, NUFF SAID.) #5 Kevin Lee ( The fighter that has it all.... skills, power, speed, precision, good chin, not the best in the world but damn good, to many holes in his game to be Champion) #6 Anthony Pettus ( The totally original fighter that had a ton of hype, and was climbing the ranks easily. Many expected him to be Champion soon but then he met (Nate Diaz) on a bad day, and tanked his career in no time.) #7 Donald Cerrone (A true Legend of the sport and the UFC, tons of records, but literally fought COWBOY late in his career and after he became a YES MAN. "WANT ME TO FIGHT A LOSING SITUATION?? "YES MAN" np.
Tony also beat Danny Castillo back in 2014 when Danny was a badass and tough but TONY beat him and also mopped the floor with the competition before Danny. So what does all this mean you ask?
Tony beat some of the best fighters out there PERIOD and he did it with amazing stamina, volume, and SUPREME STYLE. What really made TONY shine was his ability to push hard in rounds 4 and 5 like it was round 1 or 2 and exhausted his opponents, and during his 12 FIGHT WIN STREAK he won those with (2) doctor stoppages due to heavy damage, (6) Choke Submissions, (3) KO/TKO's, and (3) Decision Wins. The hype train was real for TONY and in peoples minds back then..YOU JUST KNEW THAT TONY WAS GOING TO MAUL HIS OPPONENT.
After a ton of failed attempts at actually getting a chance at the belt which SOMETHING always got in the way of Tony and that accomplishment down the line, LOW AND BEHOLD he met Justin Gaethje. Justin was on fire this night and counter punched TONY into a oblivion and the AMAZING WIN STREAK was over.
Tony had a AMAZING CAREER, not just a GOOD ONE. He bested fighters in his prime that you thought might beat him. Tony back in 2014-2015 had the absolute best "GAS TANK" of Energy in the UFC barnone and to the point that fans could not fathom his stamina, and TONY back then used that stamina to throw wicked unending strikes all night and if you tried to wrestle him back then he would submit you plain and simple. (UNLESS YOUR NAME IS KHABIB.) TONY, gave everything he had and more to us fans, and the UFC. Even late in his career after a few losses piled up he still would not TAP in defeat.
"If I could pick a UFC Career to have as a wish of a fighter that never truly became CHAMPION"....it would be Tony's!!! Personally, I would have retired after the brutal loss to JUSTIN.
Some people age faster than others. Age caught up with Tony. He still has all the skills but will never be the BOOGIEMAN he used to be even with HELL WEEK training.
Should he retire? That is up to him, the money is good even if he loses with his reputation so I'm not hating on that. It is hard to watch him lose when most of those losses he would have won in 2014.
I will watch TONY fight 1000 times if he wants to do it. In the end, it's his choice and his PRIME was over 7 years ago. Allow TONY to die on his shield, there are FEW greater Honors in Life.
I think he trained with Goggins to get over his losing streak mentality. Experience is always there for him, it will be a hard fight but deep down i feel like Tony ends his losing streak against paddy. After all hes been through, he needs a w
hey DJ you should look into utilizing the timeline feature on the tube. Tell the producer to make happen playa. Love the content.
“That was 5 rounds of getting beat up” 😂😂😂 this man is hilarious without trying
Love the logo .. Brilliant ..
Evil kick. I don’t think he remembers that one
Daaamn dj i love that Logo
Best analyses💪🤘
Great break down
If it was peak Tony he'd slash up Paddy for all rounds but finsihing might be hard since Paddy is tough. Striking wise they both fight with heavy pressure and i'd probbaly say Tony has better accuracy. Wrestling/Grappling wise Tony is on paper better with his wrestling and grappling ability . Paddy's mostly a Jiu-Jitsu guy so hes got mostly a guard threat . I think Paddy wins by 3rd round sub or decison or Tony wins via Sub or Doctor stoppage
Pls, Sir, make a vid about his prime - was he any good, where his weaknesses were back then, maybe a fight breakdown (Against Thompson)? 🎉
I love these slow break downs of fights... This fight always kills me to see, Tony's lifeless body and Chandler hitting backflips like he didn't just kill Tony
Despite the setbacks, Tony's passion and determination remain unmatched. Every setback is a setup for a greater comeback. Keep pushing, Tony! It's Tony Time!!!!
I love how Tony pushed the cutman away at 12:45
Its hard to see tony keep pushing his fighting spirit but his body cant keep up☹️
“Oh nice hair” and then goes to a shot with not a single strand of hair in sight LOL
Hey DJ, can you do a video of you reacting to tony in his prime, perhaps his fights against RDA or Anthony Pettis?
Mouse is the GOAT. Love this content. Hate to call you out but you fr just hit the bong cuz you clearin your throat lmao
Tony’s problem is he only wants big fights. If he humbled himself and his trainer humbled himself and went back to fighting easy fights to get his confidence back and work on his weaknesses he could have come back. But he went back to top contenders over and over and it’s killing his confidence
I don’t think it’s Tony’s problem, it’s the ufc. They don’t do tune up fights, which is why Conor came back to fighting n1 contender in Dustin, instead of whatever he wanted, Diego Sanchez?
I think Paddy is a pretty rough match for Tony at this point in his life.
Paddy has a great chin and good ground game.
I think Tony's striking is too slow at this point to punish Paddy for exposing his chin.
I only path to victory I see for Tony is to snatch up a d'arce during a scramble.
Otherwise Paddy by 3rd round sub.
agreed but you can never count out tony el cucuy
A great chin?
@formhubfar dude has taken some massive shots and just stands there 😂 his chin is fine
@@ytToxicDreams Michael Bisping.., tell you what happened you near got knocked dafuq out!
@formhubfar but he didn't, he took it and kept going.
16:39 "Oh nice hair" and then it switches to DC, Rogan and Anik 😂👨🦲
Tony doesn’t need Goggins to be tougher, he needs a MARTIAL ARTIST to make him fight better
Tony aint never been the since gathej fight, i remember seein that fight and it was like seeing tony lose all his fighting abilities
6 seconds left in the Bobby Green fight? that must've been really rough.
Thing is at that tip level tiny percentages are the difference between winning and losing.
So as hes gotten older he's inevitably lost that tiny percentage, he's still awesome though.
Hi, Mighty, as a young fan of the sport, I love your content, but could you perhaps do an analysys of the OLD TONY(when he was on 12 win streak), because after the 5th failed attempt to fight Khabib, he is not the same.
Much love MM! We love ya
Ayyee thank you sir 😊🙏🏾
I miss the days of “tony ferguson the type of guy” comments good times always laughed at those
Longer u stick around eventually the landscape figures u out that’s what happened to Tony. Only the truly great ones like Might Mouse here can have prolong success.
Itd be interesting to see you breakdown one of his fights in his prime to see differences.
Ferguson was done dirty.
26-6 he is probably the best in the world. When he’s healthy. That’s a sweet record because those are mostly big bangers. Top dogs. 😉💯7:45 that over reach jab CHANDLER keeps using us no good too. I know you do things way differently. 😛👍
Watching this happen to one of my favorite fighters of all time 😢 he’s got one of the best hearts in the game tho
Lmaoo the way he's just like look he's in a good position he grabbing the cage
That knockout was some Bruce Lee shhhh. High low and staggered rhythm. 😎🤟
I really want Tony to turn this around. 6W vs 6L and coming out on top would be legendary. Such a good fighter.
The main thing I see with Tony is that he's to hesitant since the Gaethje fight. That was part of his game back in the day to move in and out and hit them with spinning elbows and all sorts of stuff that what made Tony so great back in the day I just don't see that today.
The guy was mentally broken when Khabib was off from UFC249 and he was offered Gathje with Interim Championship on the line. He will be the only person who had fought twice for IC. It might have been very stressfull for Tony when Dustin was fighting Khabib before him.
khabib wanted no parts of the boogeyman
@@killakays5302 Khabib would fucking smash anyone bro you must be insane
From "Tony Time" to "Its time Tony" 💔
You the man, Mighty Mouse
"Oh nice hair" Dj's obsession with hairs even though he ain't got one 😂
Was that a LET IT DIE music at the beginning of the video?
Man 😎 i luv submission grappling ground fighting 😹😀+ plus escape if possible 😉😁
A reaction suggestion I have is Streebeefs, Blackie Chan vs Meyham, its an exciting backyard fight.
Tony should’ve hired this dude to train him on his flaws rather than David goggins
Petition to rename the channel MIGHTY JOHNSON 🤝🏾
No doubt about it, he's done. I'm not trying to hate, but I genuinely believe that if he steps into the octagon with CM Punk, it would be a competitive fight.
Just take a look at CM Punk vs Mike Jackson and how Tony's been performing lately, you'll notice some serious similarities.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😅😅😅😅😅😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂 Mighty Mouse said "hes like this " at 16:12 ish around there .lol hilarious face mighty god damn i just pissed my self