I’ll say I’m kind of surprised that kick is still legal.
If Poatan sees it coming, his foot will not be on the ground. He’s a better fighter (Than the guy in the video) with a long history of striking.
Wasn’t that even a soft shitty short camp version of Smith? At his best he was a B/B+ plus fighter.
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Anthony is definitely a gatekeeper.
Great dude, yet he has a known ceiling for ability.
Fucking MOMA showing up to stick up for scumbag black dudes again
You should have stayed over on the altaground
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I wouldn’t mind if they banned that kick. It’s a cheap shot that adds nothing to the sport.
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Welcome back!
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I guess my problem with the kick is I feel like Khalil would cry about it if he got caught with it 1st.
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Yeah, I never understood the hate Jones got for it either.
There are a million other reasons to hate him, but many people hated him for throwing legal strikes.
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I’m not training currently but as a martial artist I agree. I don’t like it. But since it’s within the rules I won’t hold it against him.
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If it can cripple you then defend against it.
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Yeah I agree. His oblique kicks are the least of my worries, lol. I don’t like the kick but personally have trouble calling anything within the rules “dirty”. Kneebars and heel hooks are the worst things you can get caught in. Nobody complains about them.
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It’s the one and only Kid Quick. Nice catch…
Just because you can do something doesn’t mean you should. If it is a technique that is necessary to win the fight then yeah, do it. This looked like a cruel dick move, it would be like cranking a guys neck for the hell of it.
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Well it wouldn’t be for the hell of it, it would be to create damage and/or finish their opponent, which is the goal of hand to hand combat.
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Yeah, but bashing the dome with your shin putting your opponent into the shadow realm is just fine….
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Neck cranks are also legal. Crank away.
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