It definitely seems he knew the risks and just got too comfortable, I like Sean but Alex has the one thing it seems like he doesn’t have and that’s that one shot night ender from anywhere
@@loganmyall660 no... unless there's some clip I missed. in nearly all his videos he would say "everyones afraid to stand in front of him, I'm going to see what happens." From what I saw, he has zero gameplan to take alex down.
I think el Cucuy should have been on this list. He is Left-handed but fights orthodox (because he throws most of his stuff with his lead hand), hangs his chin on every strike he throws, throws looping and sloppy punches, imanari rolls and does all sorts of weird shit, I mean the guy hasn't blocked a strike in his life. Basically he relies on his ungodly chin, ape-index, pain tolerance, general athleticism (early on) and conditioning to just outlast his opponents kind of like Holloway but with less refinement in his striking because he never spars. Super weird and irratic guy in general as well.
@@dreebk2915only guy who could keep him down was DC and that was still super hard for Cormier to do most of the fight. Lewis literally just stands up if he wants.
@@publiusventidiusbassus1232 Yeah it's like he's got strings attached to him. But Oleinik did keep him cemented on his back somehow in that first round, before running out of time and getting tko'd next round
Genki Sudo was also a man of many talents. Singer, dancer, choreographer, Cook, author, calligrapher, also got into politicians and I believe he was minister of sports for a while. He's a really extraordinary person.
Genki Sudo inspired me to become a fighter. I saw what a great guy he was and how much fun he was having out there I was like, "I wanna get my butt kicked too!" All I gotta say is, WE ARE ALL ONE
Besides his striking ability I think one of the reasons Jiri’s style does so well is because in most mma, Muay Thai, boxing, etc… there’s this back and forth “I punch” “you punch” game going on and he just doesn’t do that. He stays punching which inevitably overwhelms his opponents because he’s one of the few that does it to the extent in which he does.
Exactly, i always wondered why some fighters do it, Dricus does the same thing,just pops another hand at his opponent instead of retreating and letting the other guy punch him.
@@ape.on.a.rock.6695it’s to catch them off guard when you know you lost the exchange Nate Diaz does it a lot too he’ll eat a combination and just keep popping jabs
Watching Derrick Lewis get taken down and him just Getting up is some of the funniest shit 😭😭😭 everyone else looking for openings and struggling, he's just like "Nah bruh we standing, watch out" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I became a huge fan of DDP a few fights of his ago, because I always assumed he was about to gas out since he was breathing so hard and looking so winded. But no matter how out of breath and tired the dude looks, he doesn't stop pushing the action. Even in the last fight with his nose fixed now, he looked like he was breathing super heavy, but it did not matter.
I learnt recently that he had 33 pro K1 fights and 31 ended in knockouts. Not Izzy level of pro kickboxing experience but about 1/3 as many PRO fights plus he was spending lots of his time mastering grappling with 5 submission wins in a professional BJJ tournament, winning it.
It’s called PEDs 😂😂😂 You really think it was the nose? Maybe it’s the horse meat 🍖? 😂😂😂😂 I heard it took Jon 3yrs to bulk up to look like Mark Hunt 😂😂😂
khabib awkward striking is just sambo striking at the highest level. same as fedor, literally same setups. most dagestani types focus on one discipline, khabib focused on 3 as a child. fedor too.
Ben Rothwell is another fighter who’s style shouldn’t have worked but due to his size and durability it worked most of the time. He was so awkwardly powerful and used switch stances in situations where most would probably be KO’d for.
Alex Perreira was mentioned here and tbh I think he definitely could make this list. Even for a world class kickboxer he has unorthodox techniques but I mean obviously they worked for him being a Glory two divisional champ as well as ufc middleweight champ. I can see him getting lightheavyweight gold.
People said Bobby ‘King’ Green’s style wasn’t suppose to work for MMA and he made it work. Bobby Green is my favorite style in MMA because of the ability to defend punches and kicks with his signature shoulder roll striking defense.
Yes! Such an awkward and cringe pattern and fight cadence . Yet somehow it worked ! Until it didn’t but it did work even on some decent to good fighters
Eh, not really. He's good at putting ones and twos onto guys, but his defensive style is the sort of shit that's supposed to get beaten out of you during boxing. You don't reach to parry for shit because that's how you get bonked with hooks. The rest of it is also like... tall man's defence too. That, and he doesn't handle kicks very well. Abus was getting him with them until he just gassed. Imo, I just find Strickland's schtick to be a bizarre contrast to his actual fighting. Talks like a maniac, but then has somewhat uninteresting decision wins.
Strickland philly shell is isosteric to scissor block ("hasami uke"form karate) which i just learned from a recently recommended vid about SenseiSeth vid 😅
Hi MMA on point. The dude who's meme you used at 7:35 is Eddy Wally. He was a Belgian singer with the IQ of a guinea pig with cerebral palsy. He tought he was famous in the US and in China, just because he went there to perform for some Belgian fans. He was as funny as he was delusional. Very popular guests in talk shows because they made fun of him without him realizing it. He had a tv series based on star trek, a parody to be precise, which was called 'Wally in Space'. And they had to film it with him alone in the room, with huge billboards he could read his lines off, but even then he failed. They wanted him to announce a famous tv show called 'de tabel van Mendeljev' and after 5 hours of trying to get Eddy to say the name of the show. They just gave up. The clip is on youtube, just type in 'eddy wally tabel van Mendeljev'. Great video by the way, as usual.
bro you forgot to mention how Jiri was intentionally bouncing Volkan's punches off of his hairline that was legendary. His performance against Volkan Oezdemir was the goofiest of his entire carier to this day :D
You should watch his first fights lol, ive never seen some one with stranger movement. He was like wiggling and shaking, lots of weird hurky jerky moves in a muay thai stance. Obviously its not a high level fight but its def way goofier. Still kod his opponent though lol.
10:27 The Book of Five Rings explicitly states that it’s only *worded* in terms of one-on-one combat. All principles are supposed to apply regardless of the scale of the fight.
There's passages in it about fighting multiple people too though? I remember him saying to take out the biggest threat first and it'll break everyone else's spirit.
Idea for a list that's probably been made already but I was thinking "Fights that outshined the main event" with like easy ones such as jorge and askren outshining the jon jones vs Thiago Santos fight. Fight may not have been necessarily "better" but it was def the thing that people were talking about afterwards as opposed to santos competing with jones with no knees. Jones fight was good but that knee def outshined it. There are def others but just thinking out loud 😊
He’s gotten a ton better over the last few years, lost weight and got more athletic too, which is crazy. He’s getting pretty old though, and even with the touch of death I’d be surprised if they gave him another title shot
Honestly... I know in terms of martial arts there was nothing seemingly new about it... but Machida still had the biggest impact and most success for someone using technical approaches from outside the norm/standard of MMA imo 🤷♂️
Gotta give Maurice and Shogun a shout out as well. Maurice was the first to cross train in an era where everyone stuck to their main discipline and Shogun took it a step further by being just as good standing as he was on the ground, Machida was the final product taking that well roundedness while adding in karate to create a completely unique style
Crazy to me that Dominick Cruz is not on this list. I guess now that he's old and has slowed down, it doesn't work quite as well, but people were shit talking his movement for like 10 years while he won world titles over and over.
Honorary mention: Dominick Cruz Hands by his waist, didnt block punches and instead relied on weird footwork and just leaning. Also had weird looping punches half the time. Dude was an anomoly and is the greatest BW fighter of all time.
I feel the reason these weird styles do so well is cause In there you normally fight very technical guys, a guy whose just as good as the other people you’ve fought but has a style you’ve never seen before has to be a major adjustment issue
techno viking is peak human performance, the underground hero , the only man who can beat jon jones in the octagon, but prefers not too becuz he rather stays underground a true warrior
Merab Dvalishvili has a pretty awkward style that apparently no one can solve. He literally weaponizes pace and cardio. He shoots on you and takes people out of their normal striking rhythm before throwing hand for just long enough to make you think you can read him. Then he shoots on you again. Lather, rinse, repeat until he gasses you out or the fight is over.
The way Merab is able to transition between striking and wrestling and back again is pretty damn elite. That being said the man easily has the best cardio in the UFC, and possibly in all of MMA honestly. Petr Yan had no idea what to do against him for 25 minutes.
I would add Dominick Cruz’s insane footwork and Tony Ferguson’s freestyle to this list. Tony constantly leaves his back open for bait and his scrambles are unparalleled. And Cruz is just funny looking but deadly
I love how Sean summed up his fight with Alex. “We can spar, go point for point, the difference is if Alex touches you you just die” 😂
It definitely seems he knew the risks and just got too comfortable, I like Sean but Alex has the one thing it seems like he doesn’t have and that’s that one shot night ender from anywhere
Sean knew he was gettin knocked out, he said as much at the pre fight presser.
@@I_AM_BAYTOR Sean expected to get rocked a couple times, and then would grapple. He did not expect to be put to sleep with one shot power
@@loganmyall660 no... unless there's some clip I missed. in nearly all his videos he would say "everyones afraid to stand in front of him, I'm going to see what happens." From what I saw, he has zero gameplan to take alex down.
@@I_AM_BAYTOR yup. he was gonna walk forward and put hands on alex.
I think el Cucuy should have been on this list.
He is Left-handed but fights orthodox (because he throws most of his stuff with his lead hand), hangs his chin on every strike he throws, throws looping and sloppy punches, imanari rolls and does all sorts of weird shit, I mean the guy hasn't blocked a strike in his life.
Basically he relies on his ungodly chin, ape-index, pain tolerance, general athleticism (early on) and conditioning to just outlast his opponents kind of like Holloway but with less refinement in his striking because he never spars.
Super weird and irratic guy in general as well.
yup, if they have chris leben, they should have tony on here, i think genki shouldn't be on it.
@@greuju Genki is too unknown for most people I think.
Do you agree with my assessment of Fergusons style or am I out to lunch here?
Exactly
And those Granby rolls… I can’t remember who he did it to but there was one roll he did that almost caught someone in a omaplata
@@C-H1 yeah he is so random, was it against MJ perhaps? No it wasn't, can't remember either.
Derrick Lewis standing up from jiu jitsu always makes me laugh, like everyone would be held down and he just manages to just climb back to his feet
It's actually quite technical
Shows how strong that dude actually is
I love when Lewis is under someone and decides to get up and just stands right up. 😂
Me too, too bad that don’t work vs the elite grapplers
@@dreebk2915it does work, if there's a big enough size and strength difference. Also helps if you can hit them really hard
@@dreebk2915only guy who could keep him down was DC and that was still super hard for Cormier to do most of the fight. Lewis literally just stands up if he wants.
@@publiusventidiusbassus1232 Yeah it's like he's got strings attached to him. But Oleinik did keep him cemented on his back somehow in that first round, before running out of time and getting tko'd next round
@@publiusventidiusbassus1232
And that was Lewis on the way to retirement because of his bad back. Healthy Lewis would have done a lot better.
I'm gonna guess DDP inspired this list.
You must be Einstein
Almost every video is insipred by recent events, its a good way to create content ig
Of course Diamond Dallas Page inspired this list! The diamond cutter should never work in a match, and yet he makes it work! 😂
@@Sean-zf7ilLmao exactly
Strickland even more so
Genki Sudo was also a man of many talents. Singer, dancer, choreographer, Cook, author, calligrapher, also got into politicians and I believe he was minister of sports for a while. He's a really extraordinary person.
Also an actor; I think he was in one of the live-action Rurouni Kenshin films, among other things.
@@Tenchigumi that's true he was also an actor
Genki Sudo inspired me to become a fighter. I saw what a great guy he was and how much fun he was having out there I was like, "I wanna get my butt kicked too!"
All I gotta say is, WE ARE ALL ONE
@@josephmatthews7698 Dude, same here! He inspired me to become one as well. Seeing this dude do what he did and make it look relaxing. True phenom.
Genki Sudo is a modern renaissance man.
Besides his striking ability I think one of the reasons Jiri’s style does so well is because in most mma, Muay Thai, boxing, etc… there’s this back and forth “I punch” “you punch” game going on and he just doesn’t do that. He stays punching which inevitably overwhelms his opponents because he’s one of the few that does it to the extent in which he does.
He’s just unorthodox and takes risk he doesn’t belong here
Exactly, i always wondered why some fighters do it, Dricus does the same thing,just pops another hand at his opponent instead of retreating and letting the other guy punch him.
@@ape.on.a.rock.6695it’s to catch them off guard when you know you lost the exchange Nate Diaz does it a lot too he’ll eat a combination and just keep popping jabs
Jiri gets tagged way more than he should.....hopefully he doesn't keep doing that
Fr prime Nick Diaz, Holloway, and jiri are different at constant pressure it’s insane
Derrick Lewis faking injury/needing to "boo-boo" is the best move Ive ever seen in MMA.
Tony Ferguson in his prime
Watching Derrick Lewis get taken down and him just Getting up is some of the funniest shit 😭😭😭 everyone else looking for openings and struggling, he's just like "Nah bruh we standing, watch out" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I’ve really begun to live Sean Strickland just because he can always admit a defeat or how good another fighter is
He does have a very good sportsmanship
AND HES THE CHAMP LETS GO
@@jayari7674 Not anymore.
Thanks you guys for dropping all the content recently
I became a huge fan of DDP a few fights of his ago, because I always assumed he was about to gas out since he was breathing so hard and looking so winded. But no matter how out of breath and tired the dude looks, he doesn't stop pushing the action. Even in the last fight with his nose fixed now, he looked like he was breathing super heavy, but it did not matter.
I learnt recently that he had 33 pro K1 fights and 31 ended in knockouts. Not Izzy level of pro kickboxing experience but about 1/3 as many PRO fights plus he was spending lots of his time mastering grappling with 5 submission wins in a professional BJJ tournament, winning it.
It’s called PEDs 😂😂😂
You really think it was the nose? Maybe it’s the horse meat 🍖? 😂😂😂😂
I heard it took Jon 3yrs to bulk up to look like Mark Hunt 😂😂😂
@RunForPeace-hk1cu even editing your comment you come off like a jackass
@@RunForPeace-hk1cuhe's looks like he's on the juice. Thought I was the only one 😂
@@RunForPeace-hk1cucan tell you’ve never seen a saffa before now
I can't believe El Cucuy isn't on this list!!!! I mean c'mon sand-in-the-eyes was a CLASSIC!!!
He has the Dark Souls style.
true
and the wing chun striking he did at one point
He had a weird style but it's easier to see why it worked than most people on this list.
@@luliu4572 and the looks
Prime Machida was an inspiration for all traditional martial arts people, and Khabib's awkward striking
khabib awkward striking is just sambo striking at the highest level. same as fedor, literally same setups. most dagestani types focus on one discipline, khabib focused on 3 as a child. fedor too.
Karate
Sean summed up his style perfectly on the JRE “I just stand there like a dumb fucking tree and jab you in the face till you fall down”
Fellas, you forgot about Tony Ferguson!
Glad to see Jiri getting some of the respect he deserves!
Bobby Green's hands down style is so gangster though
I didn’t know I wanted to see Dricus vs Strickland until now
Well. You got it.
Well we now know that Sean Strickland's style works.
Ben Rothwell is another fighter who’s style shouldn’t have worked but due to his size and durability it worked most of the time. He was so awkwardly powerful and used switch stances in situations where most would probably be KO’d for.
@@drretardo1942that’s not how steroids work lol.
Weird style for sure. Lead hand way out of frame
Alex Perreira was mentioned here and tbh I think he definitely could make this list. Even for a world class kickboxer he has unorthodox techniques but I mean obviously they worked for him being a Glory two divisional champ as well as ufc middleweight champ. I can see him getting lightheavyweight gold.
Light heavyweight is the weakest division by far.
People said Bobby ‘King’ Green’s style wasn’t suppose to work for MMA and he made it work. Bobby Green is my favorite style in MMA because of the ability to defend punches and kicks with his signature shoulder roll striking defense.
Very entertaining but… he keeps getting ktfo recently.
Always good to hear someone pronounce Dricus’ name mostly correctly, jankgang
Ramsey Dewey did an entire video on the science behind Derrick Lewis' "Just Stand Up."
Keith Jardine, the GOAT of awkward styles
Yes! Such an awkward and cringe pattern and fight cadence . Yet somehow it worked ! Until it didn’t but it did work even on some decent to good fighters
Lando Vannatta is a contender
@@jimlahey3919 I wonder why hes not on the list..
The Dean!
@@Artee023he is, finish the video.
People are overly critical of Stricklands style. It’s very economical and he’s got good anti wrestling with very good boxing fundamentals.
Eh, not really. He's good at putting ones and twos onto guys, but his defensive style is the sort of shit that's supposed to get beaten out of you during boxing. You don't reach to parry for shit because that's how you get bonked with hooks. The rest of it is also like... tall man's defence too.
That, and he doesn't handle kicks very well. Abus was getting him with them until he just gassed.
Imo, I just find Strickland's schtick to be a bizarre contrast to his actual fighting. Talks like a maniac, but then has somewhat uninteresting decision wins.
Leben was a fucking entertainer loved that dudes fights
Strickland philly shell is isosteric to scissor block ("hasami uke"form karate) which i just learned from a recently recommended vid about SenseiSeth vid 😅
Hi MMA on point. The dude who's meme you used at 7:35 is Eddy Wally. He was a Belgian singer with the IQ of a guinea pig with cerebral palsy. He tought he was famous in the US and in China, just because he went there to perform for some Belgian fans. He was as funny as he was delusional. Very popular guests in talk shows because they made fun of him without him realizing it. He had a tv series based on star trek, a parody to be precise, which was called 'Wally in Space'. And they had to film it with him alone in the room, with huge billboards he could read his lines off, but even then he failed. They wanted him to announce a famous tv show called 'de tabel van Mendeljev' and after 5 hours of trying to get Eddy to say the name of the show. They just gave up. The clip is on youtube, just type in 'eddy wally tabel van Mendeljev'. Great video by the way, as usual.
I get that the list is styles that shouldn’t work, but Dominick Cruz deserves an honorable mention as simply the most awkward (tied with Keith).
I was always amazed Matt Mitriones "Lead with my chin" style lasted pretty much his whole career.
This list gives me hope 😂💪🏆
That short techno Viking clip for jardine was absolutely masterful 😂
Y’all realize Dricus is a former Wako K-1 champion right ?
And a 2nd degree Blackbelt in Kickboxing. Still he has 10 Submissions on his Record. Dude is pretty wellrounded
That Conor “what” meme is becoming a classic
bro you forgot to mention how Jiri was intentionally bouncing Volkan's punches off of his hairline that was legendary. His performance against Volkan Oezdemir was the goofiest of his entire carier to this day :D
You should watch his first fights lol, ive never seen some one with stranger movement. He was like wiggling and shaking, lots of weird hurky jerky moves in a muay thai stance. Obviously its not a high level fight but its def way goofier. Still kod his opponent though lol.
Kind of thought Dominick Cruz bobbing and weaving with his hands low like a cro magnon man learning to walk would be here.
Keep up the awesome videos!
Great channel fellas, first comment 🤙🏽
In that interview with Chris he looked like he had big head mode activated
Kon Gracie’s last fight was an absolute JOKE
10:27 The Book of Five Rings explicitly states that it’s only *worded* in terms of one-on-one combat. All principles are supposed to apply regardless of the scale of the fight.
There's passages in it about fighting multiple people too though?
I remember him saying to take out the biggest threat first and it'll break everyone else's spirit.
Dan Kelly runs a fantastic gym in Melbourne and still trains with the Aussie Olympic Judo Team. Absolute legend
Who here after Sean Strickland walked Izzy down 49-46
Idea for a list that's probably been made already but I was thinking "Fights that outshined the main event" with like easy ones such as jorge and askren outshining the jon jones vs Thiago Santos fight. Fight may not have been necessarily "better" but it was def the thing that people were talking about afterwards as opposed to santos competing with jones with no knees. Jones fight was good but that knee def outshined it. There are def others but just thinking out loud 😊
Weili vs Joanna outshined Izzy vs Romero by a mile. Matter of fact, the rest of the UFC 248 undercards outshined the main event.
I'm from the same small town in Montana as Jardine... fighting each other was about the only thing we did up there lol
Imagine if Derrick Lewis pulls a Gaethje and suddenly learns how to actually fight properly. He'd be unstoppable.
He’s gotten a ton better over the last few years, lost weight and got more athletic too, which is crazy. He’s getting pretty old though, and even with the touch of death I’d be surprised if they gave him another title shot
Great episode!!
Honestly... I know in terms of martial arts there was nothing seemingly new about it... but Machida still had the biggest impact and most success for someone using technical approaches from outside the norm/standard of MMA imo 🤷♂️
Gotta give Maurice and Shogun a shout out as well. Maurice was the first to cross train in an era where everyone stuck to their main discipline and Shogun took it a step further by being just as good standing as he was on the ground, Machida was the final product taking that well roundedness while adding in karate to create a completely unique style
Crazy to me that Dominick Cruz is not on this list. I guess now that he's old and has slowed down, it doesn't work quite as well, but people were shit talking his movement for like 10 years while he won world titles over and over.
Chris "The Crippler" Leben was so fun to watch. He does bareknuckle boxing now. Highly recommend.
Derek Lewis gets up like Big Show getting pinned by Rey Mysterio with a mix of raw power and looking offended.
"The man touches you and you just die"
God I love that line
I love unique different styles of fighting, always said a fighters style is usually a reflection of their personality. Which applies to most of these.
6:59 A Cesaro Swing into a leglock?
Damn, that's impressive
1:58 I lul a bit every time I hear that dan hardy "stop the fight!!"
Jiu jitsu fighter: I said we wrestling now!
Derrick Lewis: nah.
I love that the Happy Warrior made this list. Truly unique talent.
The night man reference killed me 😂
“Chris what kind of defense is this?!”
Chris: *I AM THE DEFENSE*
Chris “I don’t need defense. Defense needs me” Leben
Tbf macy blew her knee and shouldnt have been allowed to continue. She was set up to fail after.
*Issy standing in the Rock Lee stance* matrix poses 😂
Watching this after Sean became the MW Champ, this shouldn't work lmao
How does Michel Pereira not make this list??!! No-one has ever done what he does, the guy is completely nuts!!
My favorite is Derek Lewis ok I'm going to stand up now
Bro stands up like he’s late for work
Are the black dots in banana's spiders eggs???
Someone's a fan of the mighty booooooosh!! Ill come at ya like a flannel
Using the video of Techno Viking for Keith Jardine is just too perfect 😂😂😂
The Techno Viking meme was gold!!!! 😂
I saw prochaska's first fight and ever since then have been a massive fan
Artem Lobov's short arms while being a striker should never work
fascinating to come back and watch this now, when three of these people have had a turn as champ
You showed the real Keith Jardine 😂 I’m dying
Strickland slightly changed his hand placement after that Alex fight
Still parries with the rear hand and reaches for kicks though
Good Lord... This man is hilarious!!!! 🤣😂🤣
Honorary mention: Dominick Cruz
Hands by his waist, didnt block punches and instead relied on weird footwork and just leaning. Also had weird looping punches half the time. Dude was an anomoly and is the greatest BW fighter of all time.
My dyslexia kicked in and read "hands by his WRISTS" and was like ain't that where they should be? 😂
I feel the reason these weird styles do so well is cause In there you normally fight very technical guys, a guy whose just as good as the other people you’ve fought but has a style you’ve never seen before has to be a major adjustment issue
So ironic that DDP and Sean ended up on this thumbnail months before they were even expected to fight
Tony Ferguson shouldve been on the list, his prime was crazy!!
techno viking is peak human performance, the underground hero , the only man who can beat jon jones in the octagon, but prefers not too becuz he rather stays underground
a true warrior
Merab Dvalishvili has a pretty awkward style that apparently no one can solve. He literally weaponizes pace and cardio. He shoots on you and takes people out of their normal striking rhythm before throwing hand for just long enough to make you think you can read him. Then he shoots on you again. Lather, rinse, repeat until he gasses you out or the fight is over.
The way Merab is able to transition between striking and wrestling and back again is pretty damn elite. That being said the man easily has the best cardio in the UFC, and possibly in all of MMA honestly. Petr Yan had no idea what to do against him for 25 minutes.
A knee to the face. There. Solved.
@@jayn6943 Merab is the type of guy who won't be deterred by a knee to the face lol.
@@madgavin7568 everyone thinks that. Untill they get a knee to the face haha
Crazy cardio tho
@@madgavin7568 everyone thinks that. Untill they get a knee to the face haha
Crazy cardio tho
7:30 You did Strickland extremely dirty with this footage 😭
I would add Dominick Cruz’s insane footwork and Tony Ferguson’s freestyle to this list. Tony constantly leaves his back open for bait and his scrambles are unparalleled. And Cruz is just funny looking but deadly
No way derrick lewis’s manscaped ad comes on as im watching him on the list 😂
always blew me away that roxie was competitive for so long, 19 years in the game, respect
Kron should’ve been kicked out of the ufc after that last fight. The gracia’s keep trying to come back but just get embarrassed every single time
10:34
Me. I’ve read that book at 12 and it became the base for everything that I do , hence why my effort pays off more, both in fighting and in life.
Perfect thumbnail
Thank you mate
Ok asking for the 100th time. What happened to fight front and caposas corner?
How are you not putting Tony Ferguson in this list? He’s the OG at this
With regard to Ryan Hall, winning every UFC fight except one, against someone who turned out to be a top 3 fighter should absolutely count as success.
On one hand people eventually figure out how to counter his roll spamming strategy. On the other hand, if it worked that long it ought to be good.
These are all right on. Dricus, Jardine, Dad bod, modiferi.. strange effective fighters
DDP should get a percentage of the revenue from this video since he clearly inspired it😂
It’s crazy how people are just breezing pass Dricus tonguing his coach lmfao
Wait what ? I missed that, saw the 3x intense ass cheek grab
We've seen worse coach/fighter relationships in the sport.
@@Juel92yup, at least Dricus and his coach are both adults
What? When?
His coach also grabbed his dong between rounds in the Whittaker fight
Bobby ran into the knuckles, you can't convince me otherwise
I’m convinced Yoel don’t even train anymore
best part about this video was that you talked about two montana ufc fighters 🔥
Loved Genki Sudo, a real wild card. Side note he's now a politician. Wanted to see Krazy Horse make the list if I'm honest
All time fav work from MMAOP. Well done, gents! 👊🏼
Sean Strickland had me rolling in his last fight with his old timer boxing.And Keith Jardine hadda excellent approach to beating Chuck Liddell