Teddy really got 20 different ways to say Jiri's name

@benkonter4809

26 күн бұрын

😂😂😂 and racik 😂😂😂

@jerryrice8507

26 күн бұрын

I got 40

@jdlh1989

26 күн бұрын

Yep 👊🏻 😂

@kezla5688

26 күн бұрын

Petrabchich

@manuelbarias7925

26 күн бұрын

His like eventually I'll hit the correct one😅😅😅

Ken deserves a lot of credit I getting Teddy interested educated in MMA. Respect Ken

@austin3789

26 күн бұрын

Ken who?

@Guerrilla_Grodd

25 күн бұрын

@@austin3789 Educate yourself.

@NazriB

23 күн бұрын

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@Mr.Deko86

22 күн бұрын

A fighting trainer will automatically have the eye to not only see what's in front of him, but the little, less noticed things, especially at his caliber.

@urbanogonzalez7086

10 күн бұрын

@@Mr.Deko86 but how many boxer trainers keep with their delusion that boxing is superior and mma technique is a joke. He is open enough to understand that when you fight mma you sacrifice boxing technique to add kicks and wrestling

one big advantage of Pereira is he has Glover Teixeira

@brepow18

26 күн бұрын

That is very true

@reasonablekinda2269

26 күн бұрын

True that, people call Alex an amateur but he has years of experience not just by himself in kickboxing but in MMA through his team, Glover is a gold mine.

@raeyadmasu1590

26 күн бұрын

He is literally the perfect mentor for him. Done it all in the sport, wise, good ground game, brazilian

@restitvtororbis5330

26 күн бұрын

I remember when Jiri submitted Glover at the end of one of the best fights I've ever seen, the first thing I thought was 'wouldn't it be incredible if Pereira moved up and avenged his MMA mentor'. Then Pereira went up and did it, and then last weekend he made easy work of the man that retired Glover. Pereira must have an incredible student and from everything I've heard, Glover is an incredible teacher. It was one of those storylines that feel too good to be real

@PanameBossOfficiel

26 күн бұрын

But what won him the fight was what he was doin in k1. The manipulation of hand fighting/touching, the short left hook, steppin on the toes, cutting hills movements with lead leg kicks

That Alex Pereira X Hill explanation was a masterclass from one of the best Ted Atlas.

@cheshirecatsquirrel-master5842

26 күн бұрын

agreed!

@user-zu9zv6wo2u

26 күн бұрын

Significant aspect was the hand fighting in the beginning. I don't think jamal was intimidated at all. It's more about Alex luring jamal into pattern of lead hand fighting. Getting him jamal to throw the left while parring it timed the left shovel hook. Jamal looked bigger and more intimidating than Alex. But skill .d experience wise it's different story. Should done more faints high low , faking take downs etc

@JLB96-

26 күн бұрын

​@@user-zu9zv6wo2u Jamahal looked absolutely intimated as soon as Alex entered the cage. His entire demeanor changed when they got face to face. You could tell by the look in his face that he realized he has met his fate. Fight was over before it even started. Pereira took his soul.

@zakkisajen2344

26 күн бұрын

Explaining Alex's stare was perfect 😂😂😂 Poatan is made different. Never seen such a cold stare

@bendagostino2217

25 күн бұрын

So true. The presence of Alex is something else.

I remember watching videos of Pereira years before he was in the UFC. Grabbed 2 belts. Truly a movie worthy story.

@lebraa

26 күн бұрын

Poatan

@K1Kamikaze

26 күн бұрын

His glory run was even more ridiculous. Started training at like 22 then KOd legend after legend in increasingly spectacular fashion

@gallant92

24 күн бұрын

He is not double champ

@Lucaz99

20 күн бұрын

@@K1Kamikazeavenging most of his earlier losses as well!!!

Holloway is unbelievable. Very impressive. He truly is the BMF.

@austin3789

26 күн бұрын

Blessed Man Forever.

@seetsamolapo5600

25 күн бұрын

Illia is coming

@eduardoescobar1906

25 күн бұрын

I don't know why teddy falls for this, I get it he's friends with Dana and now all he does is trash boxing and cheer for the ufc.

@naturalianoss

24 күн бұрын

eye poke bmf

@naturalianoss

24 күн бұрын

@@eduardoescobar1906 boxing is a dying sport since mma rose to notoriety

Teddy has come a long wayin the MMA universe. Understanding his knowledge level and his limitations and giving his straight up opinion. I think I can comfortably say we're all glad that he over the last few years has become way more knowledgeable and it's a testament to the person they're willingness to learn.

Watched the Holloway knockout at a bar and damn the crowd reaction it got lol. Yo that was crazy.

@SuperPeterok

26 күн бұрын

I was screaming like Rogan and lost my voice for two days

KZread is blackballing Teddy now. I always watch him. Since he started getting more involved with the ufc tho, they stopped sending me notifications and his videos never pop up anymore.

@mattsmith5421

24 күн бұрын

If you don't watch a channel for a bit it will stop sending notifications for it

Teddy is right. I think Pereira intimidated Hill during the stare down. I was surprised that most of the analysts were picking Hill when he is actually an amateur in combat sports when compared the Poatan.

The Holloway KO was the single greatest moment I've ever seen in following boxing and MMA for about 10 years. There have been many amazing moments but I've never felt the way I felt when that happened

@zo2246

25 күн бұрын

Same some were close but not quite like that.

Poatan has that Cro-Cop stare.

@jimrucker3896

23 күн бұрын

No, Cro-cop have that Poatan stare.

Holloway was already my favorite due to his boxing ability in mma. Most people from a boxing background don’t understand, you’re not gonna fight the same way you do in a ring esp wearing 4oz gloves. It’s not the same.

@elia7597

26 күн бұрын

Among other things the risk of the takedown totally changes the boxing dynamics in mma.

@paulbadman8509

26 күн бұрын

​@@elia7597 kicks too.

@ricocarter9789

26 күн бұрын

Same kinda applies to Muay Thai and kickboxing defense wise. I notice the high Dutch guard that a lot default to and unspoken no head movement rule tends to get you hurt with the small mma gloves lol

@playboy198900

25 күн бұрын

⁠@@elia7597yes your right but im mostly talking about how boxing gloves gives you a certain defensive style, and that it can’t really be implemented wearing smaller gloves. You’re not gonna parry or even block punches the same exact way. I would love to see what an elite boxer like Crawford looks like donning the 4oz gloves and see how it translates in mma. I’m sure setting up punches won’t be quite the same but he’d show something different.

@jeffdredd1172

24 күн бұрын

​@@playboy198900 Crawford is one of the only guys I'd love to see cross over, he looks like he has a half decent wrestling base

Ken has got to be the most patient New Yorker I've seen. With all due respect, you gotta be with Teddy. 😂

@81ghale

25 күн бұрын

I’m sensing more and more the patience is wearing thin lol he’s starting to get loud when teddy tries to interrupt him and finishes his point, when before early on he would stop and let Teddy say what he wanted. Good for him, I don’t think Teddy means to do it, but maybe he’ll notice Ken getting annoyed and try to keep it in check. As much as Teddy can at least 🤣

@martinramos4183

24 күн бұрын

Ken is not a Newyorker he's from Boston

teddy talks more than just combat sports. He trys to give an example of how we should act as good human beings. We make mistakes but try and learn, be humble and be better people. Thank you Teddy

Shakur Stevenson danced around and ran the last rounds against Oscar Valdez, Holloway a true BMF was winning the fight and points to the center. That’s a real bmf

@SuperPeterok

26 күн бұрын

Shakur would tap after a few calf kicks

@ricocarter9789

26 күн бұрын

@@SuperPeterokno shit shakur isn’t an mma fighter or Thai boxer…

I watched all the leadups to the PERREIRA fight. I watched the weigh-ins and other encounters. Studied both Perreira and Hill closely. Watched each moment when the came to center ring and reacted to each other being in close proximity. After the fight the the next few days I must have viewed 25-30 different REVIEWS of the fight from every expert online. Read sports writers covering it too. I wanted to see if THEY saw what I saw. Not one of them did. I was waiting to find Teddy's analysis of that fight and finally found it today. I wanted to see if TEDDY saw what I saw. He captured it all perfectly. Finally! Someone saw thru all the trappings and pierced to the core essence of what happened. Beyond mechanics. I was kind of shocked, happy and amazed that he was the ONLY ONE who saw it. The "presence". The overpowering "thereness" and stare. The immovable object. It was not manufactured or synthesized. It was really the immortal warrior who has been in combat for thousands of years, lifetime after lifetime. He was plugged into THAT! As Teddy said, he wasn't trying to stare or intimidate. A tiger stealthily stalking it's prey is not trying to make a motionless-blinkless face. That IS the tiger's face in that moment! I saw, by comparison that Hill was drawing his strength from something very thin and current. It was not thousands of years old. He was trying to summon the cheap tough-talk of the hood. The empty bravado throwing about fierce words & warnings. It was nothing. It was powerless against thousands of years of Aztek Warriorship and the certainty that it brings. Again, Teddy nailed all of this in his own inimitable style--himself a master of the martial world and one of a tiny number who had the knowledge and wisdom to bring his analysis into the realm of poetry. There is nobody with the x-ray vision of Teddy Atlas. I had a distant feeling and hope that he saw all of what was there to see. I wondered why none of the other "experts" even noticed it. Teddy analysis of that fight was a masterpiece, by which all other fight analysts can only aspire to. He is the greatest without doubt. Beautiful work Teddy....and thank you for the enlightening art that you create!

I had an insane Saturday, so I forgot it was ufc 300 or that I had already ordered it. I remembered and turned it on with 15 seconds left in the Holloway fight. Crazy!

@rickvela9126

26 күн бұрын

Boy it must of been an insane Saturday for sure , glad you got see some of it

@fmgmack

26 күн бұрын

@@rickvela9126facts kuz I barely moved for eight hours what a card

@BobbyBigallo

26 күн бұрын

@rickvela9126 I live in Miami if that helps imagine the craziness🤣 SO happy I put it on when I did though. I went from mad af that I missed most of it to screaming "OH MY GOD! OH MY GOD!" All within 15 seconds.

@theo4014

26 күн бұрын

Thats divine intervention or something

@carterlinner3043

26 күн бұрын

@@fmgmackI couldn’t get up man to much action

There were 12 well known current or former champions competing on the card. That's pretty hard to match.

Oh I noticed as soon as Bruce started talking before the Hill fight. You could see that Hill started geting wide eyed, and not in a "locked in" sort of way. He looked really confident, right up until he looked terrified.

I wish Teddy could commentate for the UFC one day.

@SuperPeterok

26 күн бұрын

If Bellator could get Tyson for a few fights anything can happen

@vegascitydriver4777

26 күн бұрын

He can’t get the names right😂

@81ghale

25 күн бұрын

He’s not quick enough for mma tho, at least UFC. Too much going on most of the time. Boxing is ingrained in him tho so he can contribute, plus it’s slower since it’s just hands, head movement, and foot work.

Thank you so much for talking MMA- to be honest I don't even follow boxing or even worse: dont even want to follow it.

@joeblough261

26 күн бұрын

I'm the opposite, I pretty much couldn't care less about MMA but I'm a boxing diehard. But, if them doing both helps keep them on the air with more viewers and subscribers, I'm all for it. It's just weird for me to hear Teddy talk MMA bc I've been listening to him since the late 80s, and the man has boxing infused into his soul.

@daviddean2082

26 күн бұрын

@@joeblough261 Have you ever tried to get into MMA? I was a boxing fan 20 years ago and ust got into the UFC 5 years ago - there is ust no going back for me now - MMA is fascinating and you get fights every week.

@seancrowley3142

26 күн бұрын

I used to follow boxing 100%, now I follow UFC 100%. Boxing is dead. Money ruined the sport.

@seancrowley3142

26 күн бұрын

@@daviddean2082💯 that sounds about like me. I was a die hard boxing fan, then I started dating a girl who was into MMA. I think my first ppv was Weidman v Silva 1. UFC is definitely the superior product. Love it!!!!

@jorge5275

26 күн бұрын

​@joeblBoximg just keeps letting me down It's all PreMadonnas and Circus Only fight worthy is Bivol vs Beterbiev Maybe Usyk Vs Fury and Gallo Estrada Vs Bam Rodriguez ough261

DC is a much better commentator, these days. He used to have me pulling my hair out. I think Dom Cruz's criticism made him pull his finger out and start actually doing his homework. Getting annoyed with the, out of place, John Annick adverts. In the middle of the action.

@theo4014

26 күн бұрын

bro doesnt want to do it its his job to read out the advertisemenrs

@Seballs666

26 күн бұрын

I've noticed a slight improvement in DC's commentary too. I think Joe Rogan is awful though.

@K1Kamikaze

26 күн бұрын

And the flack from the Izzy Jan fight. Cormier isn’t as bad now

@D-V-C-N

25 күн бұрын

DCs commentary hasn’t changed at all since Cruz publicly called him out. Dc is as bad as he ever has been. “That’s crazy man” repeated 78 times per card

Its a dream come true to have teddy applying possibly the highest combat intellect in america, to mma! Pereira has amazing timing and strategy.

UFC 300 was easily the greatest combat sports event in my lifetime no other card can even compare. To Ken's point @ 25:40, thats a real problem that the commissions are tryina figure out rn. If its really egregious and severely impacts the fight on the first foul, the offending fighter will typically get DQed and lose (ex: Aljo/Yan). In this case, it wasnt really a intentional kick from Oliveira he was trying to push away Arman's body and the foot just happened to push his face. That kinda stuff is fairly common when you have 2 grapplers goin wild on the ground tbh i dont think that merited taking a point.

@draco2xx

26 күн бұрын

it was a good card, definitely not a 10/10 though

@bostons2826

26 күн бұрын

You must have not been watching long….

@shortscut7614

26 күн бұрын

If jiri vs rakic was on main instead of bo nickal then yeah for sure.

@fmgmack

26 күн бұрын

@@bostons2826name a better one then 🙃

@jtaco4101

26 күн бұрын

Total elimination 2003, Final Conflict 2003 Critical countdown 2004 Final Conflict 2005 Shockwave 2005 Final Conflict absolute PRIDE 10 off the top of my head.

It’s nice to finally hear someone talk about the Weili vs Yan fight. I haven’t heard anywhere else mention it.

@jorge5275

26 күн бұрын

There is a Spanish boxing channel that covered a few of the fights and they said that if it wasn't for Holloway and Gaetghe Yan and Weili wouldve been fight of the night.

@DonnellG

22 күн бұрын

That fight was amazing. I was kind of thrown off because the ref didnt stop it after Yan was put to sleep (even for a second) and also round 2 when Yan was taking a beating. But Yan came back in the third dropping Weili both showed soo much heart and a will to win. In the end when Bruce was reading the scorecards you could tell Yan knew she lost, but looked satisfied because she gave everything she had in that fight.

I feel like everyone is sleeping on Jiri's head movement. Rewatch some of his fights, he isn't getting hit flush with as many shots as you think he is. There is a method to Jiri's madness, and its very interesting to see most traditional analysts see it as "rock-em-sockem robots" and "toughness". If you notice partway into the second round Jiri makes the read of using a southpaw high kick, to a stance switch to put him in position to pop this really interesting fade off 1 2. He uses it to cover distance and to keep Rakic from settling to throw kicks or interrupt him. Super interesting stuff that isn't just winging punches, although it could look like that to some people.

@terrellewilliams2188

26 күн бұрын

I think the worst matchup for Jiri is Alex or someone like Ankalaev

@jimsmith8359

26 күн бұрын

@future, I too am a little taken aback by the obtuse takes from the professional analysts here. I thought this was the best performance in combat sports history. Jiri always finds something to distract his opponents. He finds something to get their attention. Here, it was the right hand, just sticking it out there. Rakic met his right hand every time as the fight progressed. At the end of the first round, jiri was smiling. He knew that he got rakic focused on this "hand fighting." He knew he could use that to close the distance, distract, and time Rakic. So yeah, I agree with you. People aren't astute when it comes to what makes Prochazka successful.

@marklower007

25 күн бұрын

Bro dude is over rated. He gets hits way to easily and way to often.

@futureaugraphy

25 күн бұрын

@@marklower007 Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but 30 wins with 29 finishes, with every UFC fight so far being a finish doesn't seem "overrated" to me.

@bobbydeazy

25 күн бұрын

@@futureaugraphyin addition being an absolute blast to watch in every fight he’s in.

Great review fellas! Still reeling from the event. They delivered a hell of a card!

DIEGO LOPES FOR SURE HAS HARD HANDS THAN ALJAMIN STERLING

Teddy! Appreciate u for covering mma like a the true professional you are. MMA world should be proud.

Great stuff as always Ken and Teddy

love the breakdown!!!

Spot on about not tapping even in the gym. I never competed in mma, but I competed for years in jiu Jitsu. And I have been put to sleep in the gym. For me no matter how immature it may seem, it was very difficult for me to tap when I was training with someone I believed I was better than

The World Boxing Super Series tournaments that were done a few years ago were great. This could be another format that boxing should pursue. As a fan I enjoyed that format. I'm a huge UFC fan too :)

Surprised teddy doesnt know the names of the subs and whatnot yet but regardless his breakdowns are fun and its cool seeing it from a pure boxer standpoint. Let the co-host talk some teddy before you cut em off lol. Good show guys.

I told you Alex Pereira was going to make you eat your words, you did no research Teddy calling Hill longer which was hilarious. Alex would beat that man with no hands , mismatch.

Great podcast as always!

I felt the Poaton stare. It's so intimidating. Hill looked a little shook before the fight. How could you not? That stare is intense. 🗿👹

@cricketcavalry1824

26 күн бұрын

Everyone felt that in Jiri's fight because of the camera angle

Teddy reminds me of Michael Buffer with his ability to pronounce all the names in the world with no problem whatsoever.

The submission that Charles's had on Arman at the end of the 3rd is called a "D'arce". Also, it wasn't a "rear naked" choke in the first, it was a "guillotine".

What a great combination of host and co host…these two are great together… good stuff

great episode

Great breakdown well done ...

I love how y'all embrace and represent all combat sports. Your positivity is infectious, thank you!

It’s the only Ted talk I need in a week 👆🤙😎

"Trying to go through a bad neighborhood at night. You get mugged." That's hilarious hahahaha

Great analysis of Pereira fight. Teddy is spot on. I would just add that the way he stopped the ref, and still never even broke his laser focus on Hill - that exemplified the same thing. He was locked in like you almost never see and it was completely natural. He wasn’t trying to look tough, he was just an ice cold killer. He was an unstoppable force, as Teddy said. Amazing.

Teddy needs to learn not to interrupt

You're a martial artist Teddy. Through boxing you have learned a fighting art and the power it has on one's life. Through your boxing lens you analyse and appreciate combat in all its forms. I appreciate that you're not too proud of a boxer to appreciate other combat sports. Keep being you!

Imma pain myself thru teddys 500 allegories for fighting again..

Teddy, why didn't you mention Mike Tyson had that unstoppable force. Get over it and give him his flowers 💐.

Teddy do you have asthma? I hear bit of wheezing? Im a big fan, hope you stay healthy!

UFC is way better than any Boxing promotion Went to 3 boxing events last year in Vegas never will go again UFC 300 was the best card in years

@crashthecat

25 күн бұрын

Yeah I love a great boxing main event and the occasional comain (been let down by share of a few too) but generally ufc cards are awesome to watch through all night

@terrellewilliams2188

25 күн бұрын

@@crashthecat absolutely 💯 the problem with boxing is they do a terrible job of promoting the prelims and it’s ghost town in the arenas when I attend UFC from top to bottom can be bangers Boxing still have it’s potential but politics greed and records ruins it

@crashthecat

25 күн бұрын

@terrellewilliams2188 what was your favourite fight from 300? I can't believe how crazy pereira vs Hill was with the nut shot wave off and then finish! For me though it had to be Holloway, I was convinced he'd get hurt going into that

@terrellewilliams2188

25 күн бұрын

@@crashthecat I say the Max Holloway KO Gaethye moment was the greatest but Alex KOd Jamahal close 2nd it was crazy

Cheers!

I listened to the entire breakdown of the Jiri vs Rakic fight without realizing teddy was talking about the jiri vs rakic fight

Max said the UFC didn't count that as a knockdown so he keeps his flawless record lol. He said it humbly though, almost like he knew it was probably a knockdown.

People tap in training no point getting broken bones or torn ligaments when youre sharpening your tools. Ken nailed it fight mentality is totally different to training.

Been waiting for this

Thanks!

it was incredible! I love you guys!

Teddy and Ken up to 306k subs. Hell yeah!

over 20 years bjj hgere.. u lay flat cuz they wanna curl u hook a leg with theirs and when the body gets curled the choke gets tighters... straightening out prevents further bending

Teddy atlas holds up the world

Excited for this!!!

No else like Teddy to decipher the nature of a fighter

Teddy doesn’t just know boxing, Teddy knows fighting! I genuinely think Teddy actually loves MMA now.

POATAN AVENGE 2/3 OF GLOVER CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHTS ...JIRI , JAMAHAL the next agenge is BONES JONES

The analogy with the 4 oz gloves instead of the sticks.... Conductor at a Orchestra oh my god Teddy atlas... The MAN

Teddy atlas, you could have never in your life spoken any words more true than what u said about spending time with your kids and grandkids…. The love you have for your kids and grandkids and the love that is given back to you from your kids and grandkids cannot be measured or equaled…..

You guys are the only show I can play in the car when driving with people who have no interest in fights and still be interested. It clearly speaks to how truthful and knowledgeable you guys are about this that is comes across as interesting to people who don’t follow our sport.

Alex's story in mma is insane!! Crazy

Can’t wait for UFC 400

@SuperPeterok

26 күн бұрын

And UFC 500

Teddy on 1.25x speed is perfect!

@samyelljackson1549

25 күн бұрын

How do you do that?

@bendagostino2217

25 күн бұрын

@@samyelljackson1549 settings-play back speed.

What’s the music sound track for the ending of this video?

Love that teddy was willing to lern mma , huys a legend

Prochachik and Rachick

For last year I’ve been saying Anderson vs Ajaba would be a great undercard for an ESPN ppv card

Teddy is right... Poatan didn't even blink, it was a very dark dark stare...

Oliveira vs Arman should have been 5 rounds

Olivera kicked him on the shoulder and his foot slipped. It was not intentional.

@MTsevereweather

26 күн бұрын

They made a big deal about that for nothing, eye pokes such a bigger issue. that kick on someone stacked in your guard should be legal, he even had the triangle locked immediately after :/

Best card ever

MMA old heads will know exactly what I mean by this but Alex Pereira is this generation’s Mirko Cro Cop. A champion kickboxer that came over, learned defensive grappling and was absolutely knocking people dead, a lot of GREATS. Had the entire heavyweight division terrified of him and his kicks the same way Alex Pereira has this terrifying aura. Right leg hospital, left leg cemetery is what they used to say about Cro Cop. In Alex’s case it’s right hand hospital, left hand cemetery.

Gaethje has HUGE HOLES in his game with Technician type guys. They're easily hidden with his skill and damaging style, but its there. Max exposed it.

holloway has a history of doing the 10 second lets go.did it against ricardo lamas,dustin and i think also in the aldo fight

Oliver's vs Tsarukyan definitely should have been 5 rounds. Some one would have seperated themselves to a point of cleaner victory or even a finish...

1:07:00 fn awesome 👌 Teddy did not miss what follower of periera call his spiritual pressure 🫵 not crazy at all Teddy, that was the best explaination yet!

UFC 300 was spectacular

Teddy's spot on. It beggars belief why RG has not been removed from this fight. I saw an interview of RG, shortly after his son was born, where he seemed to be holding back tears. These vital signs are often missed. This won't end well. Some sickos will be watching the fight to see if a breakdown occurs, or at least watching for all the wrong reasons, in my opinion.

Alexes lead hand fighting also played a was very significant part closing distance.

ken some days i go deep sea diving rolling jiu jitsu. ppl get me in chokes id just relax til their arms get tired sometimes sitting in chokes for over five min... i called it deep sea diving cuz i learned to slow my herat rate.. deep sea divers cut their heart rate to about 8 beats aminute... in chokes the guys i roll with tested me and i went down around 19-21 beats a minute. being im not abig guy this would tire big guys arms and allow me to roll with them technical instead of them rag dolling me. certain submissions are better to train gentle and know not to put force into the submissions... like kimuras the pain comes after the damage. you learn to be easy and careful with those or not even use vs guys who are stubborn and dont tap. theyre hard to train defense with... chokes typically arent that though u can let people put u in achoke practice being calm and prying the arms down releaving pressure getting ur chin in there just right so u dont get ur chin broke and they cant fully get under that chin... u guys prolly wont see this but i hope i can help u guys understand the grappling side just a hair better while u guys grow in ur knowledge and understanding of the submission grappling game. we already know teddys a striking legend and genius.

That was the coolest analogy of jiri

1:20 wait where did teddy get trolled? I only see good feedback and tons of respect 🙏 Where did this happen ken?

You're the best Teddy

Teddy knows how crisp Alex's striking is. The whip and snap through his punches is completely unreiveled in the ufc.l imo It really shows the difference between arguably the best kickboxer of current times and the ufc rosters striking. Until someone can actually get this fella on the ground no one stops him.

31:24 I strongly doubt it... if they are drilling they are tapping.

I'm still wondering I know it was on the undercard but nobody's talking about Bobby Green verse Jim Miller which was a bloody banger Bobby KING Green pieced him up for three rounds

@mr.brenman2132

26 күн бұрын

Not for three rounds. He got dropped in the first. Miller could of shot for takedowns but he stood like a man.

@akin9868

26 күн бұрын

​@@mr.brenman2132I hear ya, Jim got messed up for 3/4 quarters of that fight.

Gentleman Please hire me to at least help with the fighters names and to talk about what’s on the line for these fights

Best UFC 300 breakdown

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