Posts by Ethan Chavez3

Either or perhaps something like this...

I honestly have such a deep appreciation for Cody's fighting style. There is just something about his ability to slip punches, land those sharp counters, and maintain that level of unwavering confidence 🙏
that makes him a joy to watch. I’d even give him a slight edge in this one. Now that he's feeling himself, I expect him to play a bit more tactically and stay cautious, likely keeping his hands a bit higher than usual to avoid any mistakes.

Though, I realize saying this might make me sound a little bit foolish. The truth is, Cruz is essentially a magician when it comes to both of them.

Reem, have you finally had a chance to watch it? I'd love to hear your take on things if you could share some analysis 🙂

Those were some excellent fights.

Regarding Malley 🙏
He’s quite a compelling figure, and the fact that they slotted him straight onto the main card suggests they’re clearly looking to build him into the next Conor McGregor.

As for Ortega 🙏
That uppercut he landed on Edgar was absolutely devastating—he practically knocked him right out of his shoes. And don't even get me started on that elbow 🙏
Though, if I had to guess, I think Halloway might just outwork him with that relentless pace; it should be a fantastic matchup.

Then we have the highly anticipated Nunes-Cyborg bout. To be honest, Cyborg seems a bit too large and physically imposing for her, though it promises to be entertaining regardless. Since Nunes is also incredibly dangerous on her feet, this one is likely going to be a real nail-biter.

MAIN CARD:

1. Tyson Pedro vs. Saparbek Safarov
Winner: Tyson Pedro
Method: Decision
Round:

2. Jingliang vs. Matthews
Winner: Jingliang
Method: KO/TKO
Round: 3

3. Cyril Gane vs. Tai Tuivasa
Winner: Tai Tuivasa
Method: KO/TKO
Round: 1

4. Curtis Blaydes vs. Mark Hunt
Winner: Curtis Blaydes
Method: Decision
Round:

5. Luke Rockhold vs. Yoel Romero – for interim middleweight title
Winner: Luke Rockhold
Method: Submission round
Round: 4

Performance 1 and 2: Luke Rockhold & Tai Tuivasa
Fight of the Night: Luke Rockhold vs. Yoel Romero

I caught the main event, but once I saw how things were going with Evans, I decided to call it quits early.😁
Since it seems like everyone is buzzing about all the knockouts, I'll probably have to go back and rewatch the whole card to catch up.

Yeah, it’s a total war zone out there, and honestly, I'm not quite sure if this particular "tactic" has any real future ahead of it.

Diakiese is certainly an exciting fighter to watch, but I can't help but feel he lacks that necessary level of efficiency in the cage.

Honestly, if his current handlebars are doing the job just fine, I don't see any reason why he'd bother going through all that hassle and messing around with a new setup just for the sake of it.

That looks like it’s probably a 700+ mm handlebar, which I honestly don't think you'll find much use for if you're just cruising around town.