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  7. Man, thanks for the ultra-simple, short vid. One thing every student needs to hear more of is "fighting/athletics is limited by mastery of the fundamentals"! The first time I became truly interested in MA was after I heard someone say that striking vs grappling was the lens to understand various styles (back in the 90's). Basic idea as can be but it blew my mind. Thanks for the work.

  8. In my judgement Dom has the highest fight IQ in UFC. The wins throughout his career listening to him speak about fighting being able to break it down and create the visual of the things he speaks on. He would make a great coach and he’s obviously been surrounded by great coaching and fighters. Top notch #FckHans

  11. Tom Cruz over here is the biggest example of why wrestling and boxing have similar footwork and balance principles making them very compatible styles to mix for mma

  15. If I have to choose a fighter to be my hardest fight, it's Cruz. Comparing to the rest they're what I would pray to have in a match over Cruz. He is far too tricky and slick, so unorthodox. Even in old age it blows my mind how Dominick Cruz doesn't beat every single person he fights. I always figured Henry would dominate him before the fight and I wasn't surprised, but watching Cruz now and not being such a casual, I am just getting to be surprised. Idk how Cejudo did it. Shows how good Henry Cejudo and Cody Garbrandt are. World class elite legends and strikers and despite Cody's past losses they were just mistakes he is an amazing striker and one of the best. Cejudo too. I only give them this credit because they bested and outworked Dominick Cruz. I mean and don't forget TJ Dillashaw. But I don't give him credit, he was on drugs. Cody dominated and did even far better than Henry and Henry dominated the dominator too. Cruz uses styles I like to use and I didn't even know he uses this stuff. Legend