Login

u/Imaginary-Doubt6862

r/CombatSportsCentral r/washingtonwizards r/MMALabs r/GossipComrades r/csgo r/MLBVibes r/FightSportsClub r/esGracioso r/mmaweekly r/footballmademesmile r/FightReportUFC r/mmaculture r/mmaMenace_com r/boxingMenace_com r/footballmemes r/bjj r/boxingcirclejerk r/GlobalOffensive r/MixedMartialArts r/Juve r/UFCposting r/LeagueOfMemes r/MMA_Academy r/cristianoronaldo
▲ 67 r/FightSportsClub

Carlos Prates has quickly become one of the most dangerous strikers at welterweight.

He stays calm, picks his shots and carries serious power without needing to force anything. His Muay Thai background shows in the way he controls distance, attacks the body and waits for opponents to make mistakes. What makes Prates stand out is how relaxed he looks while doing damage. He can seem almost casual, then suddenly land something that completely changes the fight.

u/Imaginary-Doubt6862 — 13 days ago
▲ 1 r/mmaMenace_com

Roberto Soldić is confident he can compete with "everybody" in the UFC welterweight rankings: "I just need a couple of weeks to get ready and work on tactics. I live in the gym all day long. I am professional. … This is no joke.”

u/Imaginary-Doubt6862 — 15 days ago
▲ 47 r/mmaMenace_com

It’s power but it’s made possible by defensive flaws. Stevenson reaches with jab then pulls back from rt. & into left hk. Bad technique. Sharaf was set with feet to deliver! Bang Bang!!

u/Imaginary-Doubt6862 — 24 days ago
▲ 109 r/mmaMenace_com

Check out the slow-mo video of this liver kick that let to Dan Hooker getting finished. Salahdine was aggressive in his UFC debut.

u/Imaginary-Doubt6862 — 1 month ago
▲ 66 r/mmaMenace_com

Jon Jones recently posted about his 16 Title fights disputing Makhachev's goat status. What if we compared all the stats, who is G.O.A.T?

u/Imaginary-Doubt6862 — 2 months ago