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UFC 230: Nate Diaz vs. Dustin Poirier

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Participants Alexander Jackson37quietorca24Raymond Anderson4boldfox26slybadger12stormytiger4neonotter6Thomas Morales8Paul Anderson7Sandra Fowler74Harold Vaughn2Nicholas NguyenBradley Nelson2Joseph Flores15
Bradley Nelson2 Bradley Nelson2 Active Member
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#21 ·
boldfox26 said:he got absolutely wrecked by Volkov

The only thing he got smacked was himself. He took two and a half rounds of Volkov's right hand before that lucky punch landed.
boldfox26 boldfox26 Member
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#22 ·
Define "lucky punch" for me...

Is Volkov just swinging wildly?
Was Mirko Randleman's shot a lucky punch?

What about Jones's lucky kick against DC?

Explain these lucky punches to me a bit..
Bradley Nelson2 Bradley Nelson2 Active Member
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#23 ·
boldfox26 said:Give me a definition for a lucky punch...

Is Volkov just swinging at air?
Was Mirko Randleman's hit a lucky punch?

What about Jones's kick against DC?

Explain these "lucky punches" to me...

It’s when you've spent the whole fight getting outclassed, thinking the decision is basically a done deal, and then you land one fluke shot that somehow knocks the other guy down or finishes him.
Just watch the Francis Ngannou vs. Volkov fight. You'll get the definition of a lucky punch pretty quickly.
boldfox26 boldfox26 Member
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#24 ·
He’s been in this exact same spot during most of his wins... was it actually a solid gameplan or is he just the luckiest fighter in the universe?
Bradley Nelson2 Bradley Nelson2 Active Member
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#25 ·
He wasn't exactly in the same boat.
stormytiger4 stormytiger4 Active Member
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#26 ·
I’ve got nothing but massive respect for Daniel Cormier’s fight IQ, his game plan, his guts, and his technique. The guy spent his entire heavyweight run taking down and beating dudes way bigger than him. Honestly, losing to Daniel Cormier isn't even something to be ashamed of for any fighter. Plus, if you ask me, Francis Ngannou just isn't playing in the same league as these guys anyway.

But seriously, comparing a successful, warrior-hearted fighter like him to someone like Bob Sapp is a huge stretch—maybe even just straight-up trolling.
Joseph Flores15 Joseph Flores15 Active Member
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#27 ·
DC is easily one of the top five fighters to ever step into the cage; he handled Francis Ngannou like an absolute amateur.
boldfox26 boldfox26 Member
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#28 ·
Yeah, I’m with you on him being a fatass... biggest one out there (unless you count Jones, who’s basically just two doses of crack in a jumpsuit)

He’s so unsympathetic with that whole... 'embrace the grind' crap

Daniel Cormier - 'All About That Bass' | ESPY Awards

boldfox26 boldfox26 Member
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#29 ·
Man, top 5... who's actually got a better resume than him?
Paul Anderson7 Paul Anderson7 Active Member
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#30 ·
boldfox26 said:Daniel Cormier - 'All About That Bass' | ESPY Awards


🤣

This actually kind of made my day, I don't think I've ever come across this before.
I don't know, I always had this nagging feeling that being bigger just meant he was stronger. To be honest, I didn't really expect Stipe to pull off the win, and I certainly wasn't expecting Francis Ngannou to dominate things quite like that, whether you look at the raw power or the technique.

He’s not exactly my favorite guy, but I have to admit, the man is something else.
stormytiger4 stormytiger4 Active Member
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#31 ·
That co-main event was absolute fire. A total masterclass in fighting. 🙏

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