Looks like UFC will test the cult banger's grappling chops out early. Can the Afghan decimator 'do a Condit' on the Korean judoka? Or will Kim use his all-round game to stifle his opponents superior firepower? Funnily enough it's been that long since Bahadurzada sparked Thiago out that Kim's last win was over the same guy, just the other month!
Tough fight for Siyar. Kim has a smothering ground game that I don't know if Siyar will be able to overcome. He's going to have to come out swinging and hope for the KO before Kim is able to implement his gameplan. I was hoping they were going to put Siyar up against another striker before throwing him in with a guy like Kim.
Yeah, that's his only shout. Odd matchup really. Guess they're into putting Siyar into rough situations. Would've preferred Riddle Vs Kim (well, not preferred) and Siyar Vs Che Mills.
Kim has got the stand up to trade with him. But as soon as Kim takes Bahadurzada it's over. But I'm bound to say that, he's my old training partner.
Please elaborate, sounds like you'd probably have more interesting stuff to post in this thread :good
I trained at team MAD for 2 years. I would still train there if I wasn't so busy at work. It's the best gym in Korea, lots of good fighters.
Kang Kyung-Ho deserves a mention. He is a really good fighter. He used to be the Korean champ in Road FC. His record is deceptive because he's got a DQ and a technical decision against him and he has a few fights against experienced guys at 21. Not many fighters who have just turned 25 have had 17 pro fights.