Which current UFC fighter has the style most easily duplicated by up and coming young fighters? I tend to look at guys like Chuck Liddell who rely mostly on striking and a strong sprawl. Your ground training can be limited to defense to limit damage and avoid submissions.
I thought of this pic Pitbull had, when first read this.
In a way it's true fro Clay. The guy has great cardio and has a rentless GnP, but when I watch him fight it's like he is lackin good form or something. I don't know why, but fights like a barroom brawler sometimes. A very good one mind you.
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In a way it's true fro Clay. The guy has great cardio and has a rentless GnP, but when I watch him fight it's like he is lackin good form or something. I don't know why, but fights like a barroom brawler sometimes. A very good one mind you.
I thought about that too. I also though about if Clay got a haircut, how much more crisp he'd look. I honestly think the hair influences our, and the judge's perception of him, because he's actually really good.
I thought about that too. I also though about if Clay got a haircut, how much more crisp he'd look. I honestly think the hair influences our, and the judge's perception of him, because he's actually really good.
That's sad. Time to get new judges if that's the case.
Easiest MMA style to duplicate?
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