UnderGround Forum >> Will Machida last longer or shorter second time?
| 2/25/13 10:25 AM | |
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Aaron Becker
Member Since: 6/8/11 Posts: 149 |
When/if Jones and Machida fight again, will Machida last as long or longer as he did in their first fight or will Jones know what to do this time and take care of business sooner? |
| 2/25/13 10:29 AM | |
Billyz
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Member Since: 12/2/05 Posts: 5712 |
my guess is roughly the same? Machida has skills undoubtedly but kicks seem to be a solid weapon on him. Hendo was landing them for christs sake and besides that kick to punch combo he likes he isn't known for kicking at all. My guess is Jones will utilize this to his advantage and catch lyoto again. Sucks I was all amped when he won against Rashad "Machida era" nuthugging and all but think Jones is too much for him |
| 2/25/13 10:31 AM | |
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Aaron Becker
Member Since: 6/8/11 Posts: 150 |
I don't think it will last as long the second time around. I feel like Jones won't strike as much the second time and get him to the ground sooner and rain down the GnP. He could also use that kicking to keep things his way on the feet too |
| 2/25/13 10:50 AM | |
XcessiveZ
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Member Since: 6/16/12 Posts: 489 |
Jon won't waste his time on the feet in the 2nd fight,he'll close the distance, put Machida on his back and finish him with elbows or a sub.
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| 2/25/13 10:51 AM | |
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sarcotraps
Member Since: 12/14/09 Posts: 526 |
I think it will last longer because machida will stay away more. |
| 2/25/13 10:56 AM | |
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Anderson's BBC in my Goku
Member Since: 8/6/08 Posts: 22400 |
longer...machida changed his style right around when he won the belt to a much more aggressive style...remember, a lot of people hated him and called him boring and the ufc prolonged giving him a title shot...but he was untouchable...he seems to have gone back to that style...\
and remember, he was doing well against jones until he got clipped...an inch here or an inch there and the outcome could have changed |
| 2/25/13 11:11 AM | |
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jj93
Member Since: 12/1/12 Posts: 172 |
Longer out of everyone I think he has the best chance at beating Jones
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| 2/25/13 11:16 AM | |
epwar
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Member Since: 5/28/07 Posts: 17397 |
A bit longer. And this time he'll land TWO good punches, so Machida fans will say, "Damn, son, he was fucking Jones up big time before he got stopped." |
| 2/25/13 11:17 AM | |
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elysian
Member Since: 2/2/13 Posts: 219 |
Fitch gets cut, Machida gets title shot. You go figure. lmfao. |
| 2/25/13 11:18 AM | |
Bootsy Collins
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Member Since: 7/26/07 Posts: 8541 |
Regardless, I think that fight showed (me at least) how litte Hendo would have had for Jones |
| 2/25/13 11:18 AM | |
UGCTT_MMArijuana666
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Member Since: 10/24/10 Posts: 214 |
I last longer my 2nd time around....if she lets me have a 2nd time :/
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| 2/25/13 11:28 AM | |
cheesesteak
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Member Since: 11/23/02 Posts: 4747 |
I think Machida is going to be very defensive but at the same time not be able to land much on Jones and Jones will not land much on machida. I don't think it will be a particularly entertaining fights. It's funny how people are just assuming that this is a done deal btw. Not that I think Chael will win, but damn that would throw a wrench in the mix if he did. |
| 2/25/13 11:31 AM | |
disbeliever
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Member Since: 9/27/03 Posts: 21812 Mixed Martial Arts LLC, Moderator |
elysian - Fitch gets cut, Machida gets title shot. Horrible comparison imo |
| 2/25/13 11:35 AM | |
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Aaron Becker
Member Since: 6/8/11 Posts: 154 |
Given Machida could be better on the feet, wouldn't you thnk that Jackson would have a better gameplan to avoid the striking and go straight for the TD? In which case I don't see the fight lasting as long as it did the first time |
| 2/25/13 11:39 AM | |
Lasko
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Member Since: 9/8/11 Posts: 92 |
elysian - Fitch gets cut, Machida gets title shot.You mean former champion Machida? The same Machida with tons of highlight reel knockouts? You must mean a different Machida.
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| 2/25/13 11:42 AM | |
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xlDutchielx
Member Since: 7/27/11 Posts: 318 |
He's not getting the shot. Mousasi or Gustafson will
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| 2/25/13 11:44 AM | |
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Slevin Kalevra
Member Since: 5/21/08 Posts: 1907 |
longer, he seems to have developed the much sought after skill of running away |
| 2/25/13 11:47 AM | |
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Aaron Becker
Member Since: 6/8/11 Posts: 156 |
Slevin Kalevra - longer, he seems to have developed the much sought after skill of running away I thought I saw that skill displayed this last weekend |
| 2/25/13 11:53 AM | |
Seats Taken
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Member Since: 10/29/12 Posts: 246 |
Slevin Kalevra - longer, he seems to have developed the much sought after skill of running awayGreg Jackson must be behind this!!!!
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| 2/25/13 12:09 PM | |
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Doctor NPD
Member Since: 5/11/12 Posts: 1547 |
It seems a lot of people saw their first Machida fight this weekend. That was vintage, technical Machida at his finest. But he will last longer because he is winning that belt. |
| 2/25/13 12:22 PM | |
frederic
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Member Since: 10/14/05 Posts: 63250 |
Whomever wins, I just hope it isn't by decision after 5 rounds of "elusiveness." |
| 2/25/13 12:24 PM | |
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hubris
Member Since: 1/1/01 Posts: 106098 |
Aaron Becker - Given Machida could be better on the feet, wouldn't you thnk that Jackson would have a better gameplan to avoid the striking and go straight for the TD? In which case I don't see the fight lasting as long as it did the first time Jackson or Jones? Jon Jones's wrestling will be key to this fight. Lyoto can win rounds the way he fought against Hendo as long as he stays on his feet. The problem is that Jones is such a huge and athletic wrestler most fighters can't stop the takedown, including Lyoto. |
| 2/25/13 12:27 PM | |
Silverball
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Member Since: 12/6/10 Posts: 1621 |
Could end sooner, just based on the assumption that Jones will be better than he was in their previous fight. Machida is basically the same fighter, elusive to guys like Hendo and Rampage, but not so much for Jones. |
| 2/25/13 12:34 PM | |
Lasko
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Member Since: 9/8/11 Posts: 93 |
I think a lot of people in this thread never saw the first jones vs machida or never saw machida fight before saturday night. Avoiding strikes is not running away. Jones literally turned his back to rampage and ran away to get to the center of the octagon. Condit did the same thing against Diaz. That is running away. Backing up to where your opponents punches miss you by an inch is excellent movement and timing. |
| 2/25/13 12:38 PM | |
woodstainedglass
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Member Since: 10/25/12 Posts: 14 |
The pace & length of the fight will depend on Jones, not Machida. |
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