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Ring Craft: 21 (Crawford)

Utilizing his Jab effectively, Crawford is able to counter Spence's jab over the top and then drop him with a follow up power jab. Crawford makes the right read at the right time allowing him to th...

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Crawford vs Spence Commentary

With both fighters being strong southpaws with good power, accuracy, and amazing jabs what is the difference maker in this one? The answer, CRAFT. It's not the technique of the Jab but the craft it...

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Cole Commentary

Learning patience, positioning, and working behind the jab will be the biggest improvements that will lead to more effective boxing skills right away. Then learning to throw an effective right hand...

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Logan Neb Ch Commentary

The foundations for a strong grappling game are taking form. Getting more comfortable hand fighting is a good step in the right direction now we need to know what takedowns we want to set up next. ...

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Sen vs Helton Commentary

Next area of focus, winning the clinch. Dirty boxing, elbows, and takedowns all start with winning inside position and in specific winning the under-hook battle in this case. Learning to take away ...

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Commentary Illia vs Max

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Commentary Pereira vs Prochazka/Roundtree

Ring Craft is usually subtle and effective due to its efficiency. Pereira is a great example of this as he patiently works behind hand fighting, jabs, and calf kicks before finding his rhythm and t...

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Commentary Riley Fox vs Donte Boose

Some minor adjustments in the striking department will lead to huge difference in the style of the fight and outcome. Taking center ring and working behind the jab in order to push Boose back all o...

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Commentary on Richie Miranda vs Richie Lewis

Richies's jab was the deciding factor in managing range, setting up shots, and defending the takedowns. However, Richie got countered over the top of his jab multiple times by Lewis. Switching up ...

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Colton Hopkins Neb. BJJ

Some good matches to look at here to understand the order of operations and what should be prioritized. Inside postion usually leads to top position or some kins of isolation. If we're playing guar...

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Rueben Turcios Neb. BJJ

Overall a lot of good grappling and development has taken place. That being said losing top position is an indicator our top pressure can be better. A quick fix is keeping those hips closer to the ...

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Jayrod's Chest Wrap System

The essentials of what Jay rod is doing here is using the chest wrap to escape his legs and cover the head. From there his next main goal is to stay connected behind the elbow. This allows him foll...

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Everthing all at once with attitude

Chimaev attacks inside position and like a man possessed gets Arman's hands to the mat. He's effective for 2 main reasons. First because he gets inside position and Second because he does it like h...

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Bernard Hopkins vs Antonio Tarver

Basically a textbook look at how to stay away from a dangerous open stance fighter. Bernard uses feints, lateral movement, and a cross guard to manage range and deal with Tarver's jab. After effect...

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Delfino Benitez vs Nate Marrow

In an entertaining back and forth slugfest it's always the execution of the fundamentals that makes the difference. No difference in this fight. Exiting in a straight line alowed Marrow to extend h...

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Haydyn Premer vs Carter Cox

Another classic match up between striker and wrestler. Timing feints and movement are all part of the gameplan leading up to this showdown. Haydyn ring generalship looked sharp until Cox started ge...

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Garrett Kluthe vs Jace Jones

In a classic match up between striker and grappler the deciding details are all about lateral movement, feints, and shot selection...aka ring generalship. How can we manage range and dictate pace o...

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Logan LBJJ BRKDN

In this breakdown we discuss the role of the guard and our ability to stand up. Some basic indicators that we can stand up are lack of pressure on our hands as well as high hips. The guard can be a...

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Cut to the chase

Knowing what your goals are in the moment and understanding what your opponent is trying to do is key to being efficient.

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Ineffective Cage Wrestling

Willingly pinning your own hips no matter what position you're in can come at a cost. Instead stay mobile and that will keep you on top. In contrast to what Umar is trying to do here watch Khamzat ...

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Part 2 Haydyn vs Sean

Stop and Go, feints, and change of pace on your feet can help keep your opponent off balance. Urgency on the wall when your kneeling or on your hip is important only if you're going in the right di...

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Haydyn vs Gilliam

This breakdown is a perfect example of what a lack of direction and purpose looks like. At the end of the day stick with the foundational principles as the north star for your cage grappling. if yo...

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Merab vs Umar

Efficiency vs lack thereof

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Whittaker vs Chimaev

Chimaev's ability to continuously off balance, pressure, and break Whittaker's base led to a quick finish. Khamzat's ability to achieve meaningful connection to Whittaker back with a high rear ches...

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Richie Lewis vs Kegan Commentary

More of the same.

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O'Malley's lack of direction and purpose leads to an easy Merab W

The kneeling position on the wall is usually a staging position to stand up not to sit down. O'Malley shows 'major gaps in mma stand ups', fundamental wall defense, and effective exit strategies to...

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How Chimaev beat a BJJ world champion and a D2 National Champion

Chimaev doesn't change his method from one style of fighter to the next. His domineering style of fighting runs into some issues when facing off with a jiu jitsu styled fighter. This shows us that ...

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D III Wrestler beats Olympian

How does Aljo beat Triple-C when on paper the wrestling accolades don't match up? Flawed understanding of cage wrestling fundamentals. In this interesting match up you get to see why it's important...

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CHIMAEV: EVERYTHING ALL AT ONCE

Chimaev demonstrates what good wall wrestling looks like. It's what I term everything all at once. From lean/lift/pull/trip in a body lock to keeping head height, driving forward pressure, insertin...

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Richie Lewis vs Charlie Decca

Nothing spectacular or scary but an athletic wrestler with incredible accolades that want to push you against the wall and use half guard to hold you down. Keys to victory would be using your feet ...

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