Nice fight, your style reminds me a lot of Forrest Griffin. Only advice would be to be a little more careful with hands, you're giving up some height/reach to most HWs, so throwing mostly hooks gives them a big length advantage on you. But really liked your defense off your back in the first round, took no damage at all on bottom, and your hard work on cardio really showed.
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PuertoRican United States. Feb 21 2016 06:51. Posts 13039
Congrats on the win. I liked the knees.
Aside from working on your jab, I'd suggest working on your BJJ, especially your chokes. IMO, you could've sunk in a head-and-arm choke pretty easily. Also, your RnC attempts need some work.
I'm mostly impressed with your cardio and knees, and those two things are a big plus at heavyweight.
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NewbSaibot United States. Feb 21 2016 15:56. Posts 4943
I'm curious, with a performance like this how confident are you in a street fight? Like I know competitive MMA and random bar fights are 2 different things, but if you can survive 8 minutes in the ring at your size and strength, do you feel you can pretty much destroy anyone you come in contact with in the real world?
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NotSorry United States. Feb 21 2016 17:54. Posts 2603
On February 21 2016 00:52 Daut wrote:
Nice fight, your style reminds me a lot of Forrest Griffin. Only advice would be to be a little more careful with hands, you're giving up some height/reach to most HWs, so throwing mostly hooks gives them a big length advantage on you. But really liked your defense off your back in the first round, took no damage at all on bottom, and your hard work on cardio really showed.
Going to assume that was a compliment ^ ^ Cardio did feel good, like I could have went another round or more. Really need to work on aggression, I feel I could have just completely mauled him from the top but I found myself trying to finish it while also doing as little damage as possible if that makes sense, like I just wanted the ref to stop it without having to hurt him, probably not the best mind set to have during a fight.
On February 21 2016 05:51 PuertoRican wrote:
Congrats on the win. I liked the knees.
Aside from working on your jab, I'd suggest working on your BJJ, especially your chokes. IMO, you could've sunk in a head-and-arm choke pretty easily. Also, your RnC attempts need some work.
I'm mostly impressed with your cardio and knees, and those two things are a big plus at heavyweight.
Thanks, yea I'd like to chalk most of it up to nerves but it should be just pure muscle memory by now so that shouldn't be an excuse. I'm going to start competing more in BJJ tournaments to work on staying focused during the moment and not missing those opportunities.
On February 21 2016 14:56 NewbSaibot wrote:
I'm curious, with a performance like this how confident are you in a street fight? Like I know competitive MMA and random bar fights are 2 different things, but if you can survive 8 minutes in the ring at your size and strength, do you feel you can pretty much destroy anyone you come in contact with in the real world?
I was a lot more confident before this performance to be honest. Didn't realize how hard nerves would effect me fighting at home. Luckily the next one lined up is in Grant's Pass Oregon so I won't have to worry about that.
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haha yes, forrest griffin comparison was a complement. strong cardio, comfortable off your back, well rounded, powerful leg kicks, nice knees inside, and wrestling probably your weakest area, but that's not a big deal because with your build you should be able to stuff takedowns well against the cage like you did most of the first round.
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On February 21 2016 00:52 Daut wrote:
[QUOTE]On February 21 2016 14:56 NewbSaibot wrote:
I'm curious, with a performance like this how confident are you in a street fight? Like I know competitive MMA and random bar fights are 2 different things, but if you can survive 8 minutes in the ring at your size and strength, do you feel you can pretty much destroy anyone you come in contact with in the real world?
I was a lot more confident before this performance to be honest. Didn't realize how hard nerves would effect me fighting at home. Luckily the next one lined up is in Grant's Pass Oregon so I won't have to worry about that.
You didn't really answer his question tho, it was a good one. Are you confident you could beat 95% of people off the street?
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Liquid`Drone Norway. Feb 22 2016 03:01. Posts 3093
of course he could beat 95% of people off the street
LOL, you guys are insane. Of the 7 billion human beings on earth, there are <10k who can win a fight vs him. You think he wonders if some random bro on the street can beat him up?
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NotSorry United States. Feb 22 2016 07:28. Posts 2603
On February 21 2016 23:40 Daut wrote:
haha yes, forrest griffin comparison was a complement. strong cardio, comfortable off your back, well rounded, powerful leg kicks, nice knees inside, and wrestling probably your weakest area, but that's not a big deal because with your build you should be able to stuff takedowns well against the cage like you did most of the first round.
Interesting breakdown, can't say I disagree too much.
On February 22 2016 02:46 Daut wrote:
LOL, you guys are insane. Of the 7 billion human beings on earth, there are <10k who can win a fight vs him. You think he wonders if some random bro on the street can beat him up?
I'll keep training til that number is much much lower ^ ^
I feel kind of like a dick saying it, but I don't even really think about it as much as I just assume it I guess. I will admit I do catch myself sizing up the occasional extra large male in public. Was at dinner the other night and a guy walked by had to be at least 6'6 300lbs pretty solid build and my first thought was that I'd like to fight him. Nothing against him or anything, just that I thought it would be fun to test myself against someone larger.
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On February 25 2016 22:52 jvilla777 wrote:
Isn't tianyuan is also an mma fighter? What are the chance LP sets up a fight between you guys? Are you both in the same weight division?
he does it for fun, and notsorry probably outweighs him by 70 pounds lol
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NotSorry United States. Mar 01 2016 00:44. Posts 2603
I could probably afford to lose 70lbs anyways
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asdf2000 United States. Mar 02 2016 05:17. Posts 7690
Grants Pass is my home town. When are you fighting.
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NotSorry United States. Mar 02 2016 16:39. Posts 2603
On March 02 2016 04:17 asdf2000 wrote:
Grants Pass is my home town. When are you fighting.
I believe the 9th of April
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asdf2000 United States. Mar 03 2016 23:37. Posts 7690
Ahh I won't be home then. Too bad. Gonna be there in 2 weeks though
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