idk this one is different, Cody baited him in first by ducking down, making him punch low at Cody so he could then explode upward with a hook and have Assuncao's punch fall too low. This hook seemed more calculated than the ones he was throwing in his 3 previous fights
I actually felt this way as well. Most forget that Cody trained under the famous Mark Henry this time for his striking. I'm quite sure Henry noticed this tendency, which is why we likely don't see Cody doing this in certain exchanges in this fight, and only in this type of situation. I think this is a set up by Garbrandt now after he was shown this glaring weakness in his game that got him three consecutive losses. What Mark Henry does with fighters, which I've heard spoken about more than once(Cormier being the most recent since he's using him for his next fight), was he takes what fighters use without changing them too much. He tweaks their habits and weaknesses, to make them the best version of themselves. I wouldn't be suprised if Cody was exposed to this weakness by Henry, and simply taught to use it to his advantage in certain scenarios to avoid messing up his thinking and process. Assuncao is a seasoned fighter, so I'm sure he noticed this glaring weakness in Cody's game as well, which is how he fell into this trap in the first place. Notice Cody didn't make this mistake in the middle of the ring, and changed his movement at the fence; which of course is new. His speed has also increased which was likely part of the plan. I could be wrong be here, but if Cody continues this way then we'll know the opening is merely a trap for certain people now, or he'll simply not leave himself open like that with others. Either way, I'm sure Mark Henry spotted this weakness and is helping him with it. Surely the upper level fighters will try to exploit this weakness as Assuncao tried to do, and the key is to see what Cody does then.
Yeah, but he was still in line of fire and with his hands down, so despite being a possible "bait" it was also a gamble. If Munhoz had conected he would be out.
I don't think he meant to bait him to punch low, I think he ducked to make Raphael think he's attacking the body and came up with the hook. But it worked extra well because Raphael also missed his punch
Cody kicked the shit out of Assuncao lead leg, which made Assuncao change his stance. Cody saw that and threw a well timed hammer to end the fight. Give Cody some credit.
chef-3381 Cody definitely deserves some credit for throwing more leg kicks then he ever has in fights. However, someone that has knockout power like Moraes, Yan, and maybe even Aldo might land that big shot. Cody drops his hands way too low and ultimately is the reason why he ends up losing. I do think he baited Assauncao in from the first round leading up to the second. Cody still has a lot to work on.
@@alisteroidthecheatertestos964 There are times where it's actually okay to load up like that he knew there was nothing coming back to his right side and he came up above the hook if you see it hit his chest and he got the KO without trading and if you stay tight and technical throughout the fight with his good head movement which he should use more he's golden but there are times where's it's okay just don't do it often.
Yh it was an excellent timed shot after beating up that lead leg but he's still throwing shots with his hands low. It comes down to those minute differences at the top level
Plus it wasn't lucky that assuncao missed the chin. He was swinging low because he was chasing Cody after he level changed so low. Cody baited Assuncao into having his hands low and came back up with a hammer. He just needs to keep his other hand glued to his chin
In actuality, the patience you refer to would probably result in defeat by points, not to say Assuncao is a bad fighter though. The two positives that Cody can take away from this fight, in my opinion, were the utilization of leg kicks and the KO.
@@saerdnakaliber472 I see your point. could have lost by points if he showed too much patience. He didnt seem to have issue pulling the trigger though, and he didn't get into a brawl.
It was glaring obvious but for some reason everyone at the ufc only noticed that cody isn't taking too many chances. He's still brawling but just for shorter intervals, if he stays like that he's bound to get KO'd again
@@adamzoubi96 brawling isn't the problem there are a ton of amazing Fighters that are good at it, you just need to be calculated and not throw with Reckless abandonment. With the speed Cody has being CALM and patient makes him a big problem for almost anybody in the division, even with his openings he's just too fast to count out when he's calculated.
@@TheLtGo I think some of him looking so good was Cruz had little to no chance of knocking him out. So he could literally throw without worries along with Cruz def got into his own head leading up to the fight.
He was fighting different more composed but it was the end of the round and he went for something big , therefor leaving himself exposed. Before hand he was fighting smart
Damn.. when you realize that all those dislikes are fans in denial. I wanted this to be an improved Cody as well. But if you're being objective, whether you like this mans channel or not, you cant deny the accuracy of this analysis. It was well investigated, thought out, and presented clearly without much filler at all. Cody would benefit from a humble mindset if he was to come across this video...
So, tell me what happens "when you realize that all of those dislikes are fans in denial." You kind of left that up in the air and open for interpretation when you said "damn." Or is "damn" the only response or consequence of realizing the denial of the fans? I thought you may have had something juicier than that. And yeah, I definitely100% agree with the analysis that this channel came up with to explain why Cody had been failing. He's right on the money. I'm just waiting for your explanation for what happens "when you realize that all of those dislikes are fans in denial."
Cody fooled assuncao to throw the hook by leaning down so that assuncao throws the hook low at Cody's head Cody then pulls his head back up thats why assuncao hook hit below Cody chin because he was aiming at Cody head when it was down meanwhile Cody throws the right hook knocking assuncao out he blocked a lot during the fight but he wanted to risk and trick assuncao and it worked.
assan missed due to him swingin where cody's head was, which was the plan of cody to have his head that low. i think what people where referring to was the speed and conservative style shown before he attempted to open up as,... assun....asunsow... the opponents defense. that specific instance he had chose to stick out his head to give a target so that the opponent could bit which is why his hands where so low and since he had to quickly swing his arm from that position he had no time to raze his guard which really didn't matter since he was attempting to dodge the low punch by raising his head with his punch. this instance was not the same as the other times as he had shown some improvements in defence before this having his hands up at all points and not getting into a brawl which is where he tends to drop his hands. edit: grammer
The video is correct. Cody got lucky with an unorthodox hero punch at the end. His chin was wide fucking open. Looking forward to see him get knocked out again.
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Your analyzing one instance from the whole fight. He even said that assuncao would be open for that shot. The whole rest of the fight he was mostly in kickboxing range and utilizing footwork and head movement.
@@colmh4137 true but every fighter slips time to time. He also changed levels extremely fast so assuncao wouldnt be able to hit him. What has always got cody in trouble is standing still throwing bombs but if you someone is available for the shot and biting on your feints why not. Hes the hardest hitter in the weight class
@Ricardo Diaz a systematic problem that he made very little in the fight most of the time it was throw a combination then move out of the way instead of standing still
@Ricardo Diaz he had the timing of assuncao and knew his reactions he studied him vastly in camp. How many shots did he even land he was mostly striking on his terms whenever danger presented itself he would circle. Im not saying it waw perfect im just saying it was better than brawling
@Ricardo Diaz I didn't know. I'm not into the whole trash talk bullshit online. So I wont say anything but I will find out where you live and beat you. So yea best to stfu
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awesome breakdown. I find that a lot of mma analysts miss simple boxing fundamentals. Understandable though, theres so many things to worry about during an mma fight.
1000% Agree and he reminds me something my trainer used to always tell me you can make it very far with a weak Foundation but eventually you will crumble but if you make your foundation solid if you learn the fundamentals and really build them properly.. you will lose because small miniscule mistakes
As it concerns Cody, I think he’s having trouble in those brief moments between having his guard up and moving his head freely to avoid punches. It helped him in this fight, as the low hands are what drew the hook, and when he slipped it he was able to get off clean. I think he’s getting better at knowing when to stick with a traditional boxing guard vs knowing when he can get away with slipping and ripping. Basically, I wanna see the O’malley fight but Uncle John Uncle Bobby Dana isn’t gonna burn two top contenders like that.
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idk this one is different, Cody baited him in first by ducking down, making him punch low at Cody so he could then explode upward with a hook and have Assuncao's punch fall too low. This hook seemed more calculated than the ones he was throwing in his 3 previous fights
I actually felt this way as well. Most forget that Cody trained under the famous Mark Henry this time for his striking. I'm quite sure Henry noticed this tendency, which is why we likely don't see Cody doing this in certain exchanges in this fight, and only in this type of situation. I think this is a set up by Garbrandt now after he was shown this glaring weakness in his game that got him three consecutive losses. What Mark Henry does with fighters, which I've heard spoken about more than once(Cormier being the most recent since he's using him for his next fight), was he takes what fighters use without changing them too much. He tweaks their habits and weaknesses, to make them the best version of themselves. I wouldn't be suprised if Cody was exposed to this weakness by Henry, and simply taught to use it to his advantage in certain scenarios to avoid messing up his thinking and process.
Assuncao is a seasoned fighter, so I'm sure he noticed this glaring weakness in Cody's game as well, which is how he fell into this trap in the first place. Notice Cody didn't make this mistake in the middle of the ring, and changed his movement at the fence; which of course is new. His speed has also increased which was likely part of the plan.
I could be wrong be here, but if Cody continues this way then we'll know the opening is merely a trap for certain people now, or he'll simply not leave himself open like that with others. Either way, I'm sure Mark Henry spotted this weakness and is helping him with it. Surely the upper level fighters will try to exploit this weakness as Assuncao tried to do, and the key is to see what Cody does then.
I agree.
Yeah, but he was still in line of fire and with his hands down, so despite being a possible "bait" it was also a gamble. If Munhoz had conected he would be out.
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I don't think he meant to bait him to punch low, I think he ducked to make Raphael think he's attacking the body and came up with the hook.
But it worked extra well because Raphael also missed his punch
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Cody kicked the shit out of Assuncao lead leg, which made Assuncao change his stance. Cody saw that and threw a well timed hammer to end the fight. Give Cody some credit.
chef-3381 Cody definitely deserves some credit for throwing more leg kicks then he ever has in fights. However, someone that has knockout power like Moraes, Yan, and maybe even Aldo might land that big shot. Cody drops his hands way too low and ultimately is the reason why he ends up losing. I do think he baited Assauncao in from the first round leading up to the second. Cody still has a lot to work on.
@@alisteroidthecheatertestos964 There are times where it's actually okay to load up like that he knew there was nothing coming back to his right side and he came up above the hook if you see it hit his chest and he got the KO without trading and if you stay tight and technical throughout the fight with his good head movement which he should use more he's golden but there are times where's it's okay just don't do it often.
MementoMori _777 100% agree with you.
Yh it was an excellent timed shot after beating up that lead leg but he's still throwing shots with his hands low. It comes down to those minute differences at the top level
Plus it wasn't lucky that assuncao missed the chin. He was swinging low because he was chasing Cody after he level changed so low. Cody baited Assuncao into having his hands low and came back up with a hammer. He just needs to keep his other hand glued to his chin
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Cody's new found patience n picking his shots made this hole in his game less available to capitalize on.
In actuality, the patience you refer to would probably result in defeat by points, not to say Assuncao is a bad fighter though. The two positives that Cody can take away from this fight, in my opinion, were the utilization of leg kicks and the KO.
@@saerdnakaliber472 I see your point. could have lost by points if he showed too much patience. He didnt seem to have issue pulling the trigger though, and he didn't get into a brawl.
@Emerson Amaya no doubt about it
FINALLY someone pointed this out
It was glaring obvious but for some reason everyone at the ufc only noticed that cody isn't taking too many chances.
He's still brawling but just for shorter intervals, if he stays like that he's bound to get KO'd again
You dont even know stfu poser
@Giancarlo Torres-Robles it's hard to do that when he's so goddamn fast and actually being calculated and not throwing with Reckless abandonment
@@adamzoubi96 brawling isn't the problem there are a ton of amazing Fighters that are good at it, you just need to be calculated and not throw with Reckless abandonment. With the speed Cody has being CALM and patient makes him a big problem for almost anybody in the division, even with his openings he's just too fast to count out when he's calculated.
I think Cody has improved his game with added kicks to his game before he was more of a mma boxer
He showed kicks in the second dillashaw and also in the Munoz fight.
I thought he looked better against Assuncao than his last three fights, but nowhere near the masterpiece he showed against Cruz
He's had kicks in his arsenal, he's just won a lot of 1st round KOs
@@TheLtGo I think some of him looking so good was Cruz had little to no chance of knocking him out. So he could literally throw without worries along with Cruz def got into his own head leading up to the fight.
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He was fighting different more composed but it was the end of the round and he went for something big , therefor leaving himself exposed. Before hand he was fighting smart
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@Le Monke people who don't know about yan vs aldo missing out hard lmao
@HM Fitness we shall see about that
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Damn.. when you realize that all those dislikes are fans in denial. I wanted this to be an improved Cody as well. But if you're being objective, whether you like this mans channel or not, you cant deny the accuracy of this analysis. It was well investigated, thought out, and presented clearly without much filler at all. Cody would benefit from a humble mindset if he was to come across this video...
So, tell me what happens "when you realize that all of those dislikes are fans in denial." You kind of left that up in the air and open for interpretation when you said "damn." Or is "damn" the only response or consequence of realizing the denial of the fans? I thought you may have had something juicier than that.
And yeah, I definitely100% agree with the analysis that this channel came up with to explain why Cody had been failing. He's right on the money. I'm just waiting for your explanation for what happens "when you realize that all of those dislikes are fans in denial."
@@MichaelGrubbEvolvedMinistry dude this comment was 2 years old, I hadn't even had my child yet, are you that bored in your mother's basement? Lol
The difference this time is Cody expecting Assuncao to punch with the right hook before he lands his clean shot
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Cody fooled assuncao to throw the hook by leaning down so that assuncao throws the hook low at Cody's head Cody then pulls his head back up thats why assuncao hook hit below Cody chin because he was aiming at Cody head when it was down meanwhile Cody throws the right hook knocking assuncao out
he blocked a lot during the fight but he wanted to risk and trick assuncao and it worked.
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assan missed due to him swingin where cody's head was, which was the plan of cody to have his head that low. i think what people where referring to was the speed and conservative style shown before he attempted to open up as,... assun....asunsow... the opponents defense. that specific instance he had chose to stick out his head to give a target so that the opponent could bit which is why his hands where so low and since he had to quickly swing his arm from that position he had no time to raze his guard which really didn't matter since he was attempting to dodge the low punch by raising his head with his punch. this instance was not the same as the other times as he had shown some improvements in defence before this having his hands up at all points and not getting into a brawl which is where he tends to drop his hands.
edit: grammer
You’re not wrong but not exactly right Cody still keeps moving backwards and not moving laterally or pivoting
You’ve never fought a day in you’re life have you
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The video is correct. Cody got lucky with an unorthodox hero punch at the end. His chin was wide fucking open. Looking forward to see him get knocked out again.
Cody’s a brawler you can never get rid of those instincts
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listen to cody on the jre and he explains the setup perfectly and how he timed it so well
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Your analyzing one instance from the whole fight. He even said that assuncao would be open for that shot. The whole rest of the fight he was mostly in kickboxing range and utilizing footwork and head movement.
I'm no fighter, but surely at that level all it takes is one slip up to lose a fight
@@colmh4137 true but every fighter slips time to time. He also changed levels extremely fast so assuncao wouldnt be able to hit him. What has always got cody in trouble is standing still throwing bombs but if you someone is available for the shot and biting on your feints why not. Hes the hardest hitter in the weight class
@Ricardo Diaz a systematic problem that he made very little in the fight most of the time it was throw a combination then move out of the way instead of standing still
@Ricardo Diaz he had the timing of assuncao and knew his reactions he studied him vastly in camp. How many shots did he even land he was mostly striking on his terms whenever danger presented itself he would circle. Im not saying it waw perfect im just saying it was better than brawling
@Ricardo Diaz I didn't know. I'm not into the whole trash talk bullshit online. So I wont say anything but I will find out where you live and beat you. So yea best to stfu
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I agree.
I like Cody but I thought he was getting cocky yet again without any defense.
Hopes he watches this vid and improves.
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You gotta do an analysis of Shaun O’Malley’s too, that spinning kick to the body is what started the end of that fight!
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Great video, it was blowing my mind that people were saying he looked better when he looked the same.
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Usually I don't like it when people make reviews on fighters because most of the time it's inaccurate, but this is just so accurate
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What a great breakdown, at first I thought it's "clickbait" 😅, we shall wait and see if he fixes that left hand because definitely relies on his speed
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awesome breakdown. I find that a lot of mma analysts miss simple boxing fundamentals. Understandable though, theres so many things to worry about during an mma fight.
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1000% Agree and he reminds me something my trainer used to always tell me you can make it very far with a weak Foundation but eventually you will crumble but if you make your foundation solid if you learn the fundamentals and really build them properly.. you will lose because small miniscule mistakes
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I don’t have a clue about MMA but I can understand all of this now you have explained it
As it concerns Cody, I think he’s having trouble in those brief moments between having his guard up and moving his head freely to avoid punches. It helped him in this fight, as the low hands are what drew the hook, and when he slipped it he was able to get off clean. I think he’s getting better at knowing when to stick with a traditional boxing guard vs knowing when he can get away with slipping and ripping. Basically, I wanna see the O’malley fight but Uncle John Uncle Bobby Dana isn’t gonna burn two top contenders like that.