It's May 25, 2024, 07:12:15 PM
Diaz is still too caught up in the outdated notion that a “fight” is two men standing in front of each other and wildly winging punches until someone falls down. On the streets of Stockton maybe that’s exactly how it goes but inside the Octagon against the best the world has to offer, that’s simply not the case and it never will be.Running away is what Kalib Starnes did with Nate Quarry. The same thing happened with Anderson Silva and Demian Maia. To claim that Carlos Condit was similar in his tactics is insane and uneducated. Carlos effectively counterstruck and won the fight just like he should have.Machida was deemed a genius for the way he stays away from fighters and never got caught and became a champion because of it.
see this?http://www.youtube.com/v/OBQnlwq-sCQthis is running. thats what a running tactic gets you. a loss.
i didn't call it fight of the year.and this wasn't some stupid street fight. this is a sport not a brawl for some lil kids.
Really? You're making yourself look bad by comparing sticking and moving to running until your back is against the cage, then turning your back to your opponent and running to the other side, rinse and repeat. You're a knowledgeable guy on mma, so either you don't know much about boxing or you're feigning ignorance in the hopes that I don't.Dude I'm not a Diaz fan. I was looking to see him get picked apart. But running isn't a winning strategy. Never has been. And I hope to god it doesn't become one. Imagine how sad mma will become if everyone starts using it. I may not like Diaz, but I'm not gonna use my dislike of him to endorse a strategy that should never be used in any competition that calls itself a fight.You should be mad. Because by calling it a brilliant strategy you're advocating it become a regular part of mma. And I don't think its that difficult of a strategy to pull off, just takes the ability to not mind looking like a coward. You can't force someone to engage.