José Aldo's destructive leg kicks
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- José Aldo da Silva Oliveira Júnior
Brazilian
MMA Record 28-6
Bantamweight/Featherweight/Lightweight
Height 5'7
Reach 70'
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Thank You !
Aldo damn near amputated Uriah’s leg with those kicks
it's funny cause it's true
@@terrapin4930 Its a jock????
@@kanethesevenfootmonster868 wtf is a jock
@@terrapin4930 One of those short dudes who ride horses in races
@@jastew35 actually that's a jock-*ey* but you were close
Man because conor killed aldo in 13 seconds everyone almost forgot how scary he was
Anyone can be KOd like that. Doesn't change anything.
Conor could’ve been the GOAT featherweight, his reach in that division was insane
@Josha tony Fair, but the way Conor was tearing through top guys was unprecedented and still unmatched in the division. It shouldn't be as easy as he made it look to beat Dustin or Max, not to mention what he did to Aldo
@Ruben Feneser Conor was not superior than Aldo but he was smarter and made Aldo fight off his emotions.
The flash ko Conor got could happen to anyone. At anytime. For example had Ben Askren not got flash KO'd how would the fight had played out?
Josha tony Your English is absolutely awful p.
This needs to be shown to more people. This was how scary Aldo was, that's why he is considered one of the GOATS. After him getting KO'd by Connor, everyone seem to have forgotten how dominant this man is. He's still this good too! I just hope he'd throw his nasty leg kicks again as he used to.
This aged well with his win against Vera w two rounds of straight leg kicks :)
@@josephbrewer9132 Hell yeah man it did! That fight was spectacular. So happy Aldo pulled it off.
@@josephbrewer9132 tbf Vera landed more leg kicks and Aldo killed Vera's body
@@donniethekhajiit5252 the left hooks 😳😳 the boxing tat was justified
@@josephbrewer9132 Yeah man I freaking felt those lmao idk how he was still standing after those
If they can barely walk during the fight I can only imagine the day afterwards 😖
Fuck I never even thought of that
dayum..
Imagine it's you receiving those kicks, just being a regular guy and not a fighter. I think two kicks would be enough to disable you from walking an entire week.
@@rodrigomunoz2271 that's very true.
Day? Try weeks.
Seeing how Dustin destroyed Conor’s legs, maybe Jose would’ve been the first to exploit that weakness in Conor if he wasn’t KO’d
Its different cause conor is southpaw
He destroyed Conor with calf kicks, Aldo doesn’t throw those
@@danmycol7844 true aldo cant kick with a left foot
@@danmycol7844 True
@@CookiiBoii True as well
his leg kicks are just so fast and just so scary, this Aldo was amazing
That was when aldo was on steroids
@@Behindthefightofficial how he was on steroids, never was confirmed by USADA, please respect the legend of featherweight division, the man trained and suffered many injuries, fought many wars against top contenders to stay Undefeated for a decade.
@@yosvanibolt2503 before they have tested with usada dummy 🤦
It's a shame he never uses them anymore.
@Martin Martinez one loss doesn't delete a legacy. Conor, Max and Alexander are better than him, that's a fact, but none of them reign the division for years, the featherweight division is one of the most stacked divisions of UFC, and just one man was able to reign for years. Jose Aldo is and still the face of featherweight division.
Aldo deserved that rematch with Conor. Idc if it was 13 seconds. When you’re undefeated for over a decade with 18 straight wins, that should grant a rematch, but Dana was clearly trying to protect Conor as an investment at that point.
Ok no
TigerJ Ok yes.
He denied the rematch, it was offered...
I don't care what your reputation is, you don't deserve shit after getting KO'ed in 13 seconds. Work your way back up.
@@Fightconnoisseur96 This is hilarious, imagine being so entitled that you judge an undisputed champion for 10 years by saying "you don't deserve shit after getting KO'ed in 13 seconds."
Aldo vs Faber was one of the most onesided ass-kickings I have ever seen...
15:44 quite literally
@@tallixhendo8245 Lol
I think u meant one sided leg kicking lol
@@tallixhendo8245 fuvking hell lmao i love the fact that people like you exists
U mean leg kicking
Neymar should join UFC too. His ground skill is amazing
LMAO.
Treully impressive rolls he would really make it big in UFC
What about pessi?
PogChamp fun fact , he was a soccer player lol
NCAA Neymar
I miss this focused, aggressive and confident Aldo, so powerfull, so sharp and respectfully disrespectful
Do one with his godtier takedown defense and scrambles back to the feet when he would rarely get taken down
don't you mean you miss a roided out aldo?
@@optimusprime699 Conor mcgregor fanboy
@@CombatMysticMan Hey dumb guy, how do you know if I like conor or not??
@@optimusprime699 Hey dumb guy, how do you know if Aldo is roided or not?
Most casuals forgot how good Aldo's leg kicks are when Conor beat him.
@Victor Palacios If Conor didn't get in Aldo's head Aldo would have brutalized him, this tells you how much of a difference trash talk can make sometimes
Still got dropped in 13 seconds 😂😂😂
Most casuals don't give 2 shits about this has been former PED user. Since USADA came in he was never the same.
He actually had to stop using leg kicks due to a recurring injury, that was why he went mad on the Boxing training for a while and tried to make the most out of his hands as his legs were not an option anymore.
kenneth acuna stfu
To me, Aldo's prime will always be the greatest version of any fighter ever. Aldo in his prime is like Fedor at pride. The GOAT. Of course nobody is the same after dominating a division for 6 years but I took a lot of inspiration in his pristine technical ability
Ufc needs to stop bullies like McTapper
@@florincristian9818 I can never see it happening. McGregor's popularity because of his personality will ultimately be the reason for that.
@@florincristian9818 bruh max holloway is an even bigger weight bully.
I agree, Aldo is so unappreciated, the guy is hands down the GOAT of the Featherweights, Max is second & I know he beat him twice but the end of Aldos reign at 145 was inevitable. Even though the sport evolved massively since his dominant days, I still believe Aldo would’ve destroyed those long skinny legs of Holloway in his prime, & volk also.
How you going to compare aldo with fedor
Notice that you can hear Pederneiras (Aldo's coach) shouting him: "você está me devendo o aluguel" (you owe me rent). This is Perderneiras signal to Aldo, indicating he has to kick the opponent's leg.
Wow
I've literally been watching Aldo since he Fought Mike Brown in the WEC and I never noticed this.
Damnn
Forcing the dog out of Aldo
I thought you were talking about spider man
On top of the speed and power he generates, the deadliest part is that he consistently lands it right behind the knee. No one kicks legs better than this man
Maybe special for MMA, but not that special for Muay Thai/Thaiboxing. In quite some cases he starts with a leg kick, which is relatively easy to see coming and to block. It just shows that most of his opponents are not good at dealing with leg kicks. And yes, I know how it feels when a good low kick lands on your leg (or when you land a good one).
@@JD-oe5uc of course, MMA Muay Thai is different than actual Muay Thai, like MMA boxing. look at McGregor, he has a great MMA boxing and he looked like amateur against a real boxer. so does Jose Aldo would look like if he ever tried to fight Rodtang who is a Muay Thai beast.
@@eetfuk3571 nah he would actually look good against Rodtang who couldn't really do much against dj when it was muay thai rules. Now Rafael fiziev and this version of Aldo would've been awesome to see
@@isaiah9418 couldn't do much against DJ? DJ is just hard as nails, the only time he got KOd was against Moraes who's a big guy and got kneed while grounded (which is legal in their rule set and also DJ is definitely not used to it even if he's aware).
@@eetfuk3571 boy wtf you talking about? Who said he was used 😂 like I said he couldn't do much against dj when all his fans swore he was gonna destroy dj on the feet but dj was boxing his head off.
His leg kicks were his signature but man this guys boxing was phenomenal, his combinations were so seamless and the bodyshots always came out of nowhere
This version of Aldo is scary. In recent years however he's relied more so on his boxing over his kicking game. I'm sure he has his reasons for this, however I always wonder how Aldo vs Holloway would have gone if he adopted his classic tree chopping approach, as a lot of Volkanovski success against Holloway came from low kicks.
He did in the second fight but he gassed.
He said his dream was to be a boxer so he wanted to accomplish it I think
Aldo used to trainning with pedro rizzo, that's why he used to kick more, Pedro its not part of the team since the mcgregor fight.
Aldo broke his foot against a shin and kept breaking it in training so he realized its too risky to throwing leg kicks with the condition of his foot especially since his legs aren’t long enough for him to effectively land with his shin. So he training in boxing way more to try and make up for it. Although thats essentially handicapped him due to his inexperience boxing and short reach, which makes him an easy target for guys like mcgregor. Aldo charged and overextended with his little arms and got put away by an amazing counter puncher with dynamite in his hands
@@imapleb4956 I don't think that why he's not throwing leg kicks
I think it has a lot to do with comfort. This Jose Aldo was mad poor, like sleeping at the gym floor since 16 years old. He left his hometown to go to Rio de Janeiro to achieve his dream, how many people would crawl back to momma’s house after the first month sleeping on the floor without barely any food? I saw a clip that he said he fought with headaches because he didn’t had anything to eat. I know I would. He had no other option, only to win. That’s why we see a different Jose Aldo, this and the amount of time he is fighting. His body is old considering how long he is been doing this.
Your mind is everything to be fair, and Conor destroyed his mind. He wasn't the same and whenever he lost after that it looked he didn't belong in the ring.
Aldo would be Nate's nightmare at 155 haha
@Harsh Jha Nate isn't fit for 170 tho. He barely made weight at 155. He's better off at WW
6:19 This guy did a Tekken combo in REAL LIFE 😭
Aldo's body shot + low kick combo is just beautiful to watch
he uses less leg kicks than yoel does his wrestling. ridiculous.
Supposedly he cant anymore, legs been fucked since his fight with TKZ
Earl Rogers calf kicks are risky
@Earl Rogers bendo made them popular.
@@johnthehomelessman4657 how so? They are probably the lowest risk to highest reward kick
@@cesaralvesdemoraes3187 If someone just checks it and turns their shin out you probably break your foot. Since with that kick you almost always land on the foot
Do one with his godtier takedown defense and scrambles back to the feet when he would rarely get taken down
Jose was an absolute beast in the take down defence
I’ll never forget how he grabbed the fence to prevent Chad from taking him down in the 2nd fight :/ I’m a big fan of both of them, that really annoyed me lol
@@jacksonneomusic you're talking about the first fight bro.
MMA reflections has a video on his takedown defence
Neds MMA Podcast Are you sure?? Edit: You’re right fam
The fact that those guys can take a beating like that against Aldo for5 rounds is what I find crazy
aldo is on my top five favorite list totally dominant in his prime
Yan actually scared of those leg kicks, but when he realized Aldo didn't use them well. He smell blood & there was no mercy for Aldo. Much respect for Aldo tho, true legend.
Legs: *exist*
Aldo: Not for long they don't
*perfect health leg*
Aldo: "we don't do that here!!! "
My favorite highlight channel
We got a glimpse of this Aldo when he started using leg kicks in round 2 vs Yan. Was amazing to see. Respect to Aldo.
If he wasn't so emotionally compromised going into the Conor fight, it might've ended differently. You could see in his stance how tense and rigid and stiff he was, and accordingly walked right into the punch. Aldo is one of the few mma fighters I've seen to use legit, clean boxing and head movement, not to mention Conor's issue with leg kicks and how much his style depends on his legs. An emotionally undisturbed Jose vs 145 Conor would've been fun.
Surely Conor knew he absolutely had to get into his head to be able to win the fight.
Also was far past his prime
kenny florian was a tough fighter
Rama Algifary he predicted himself to win that’s why he lost.
@@bobharmon8834 well obviously they predict themselves to win
Arthur Morgan joke flew over your head buddy
@@Boxmuncher215 what kind of joke was that
Arthur Morgan you don’t t get it
Frankie edgar is so underrated he is my all time favorite fighter
Very tough. Good boxer with a lot of heart.
He dont use leg kicks anymore beacause all of the injures. This Aldo was amazing.
Yeah that's the thing about leg kicks, they hurt the one using them too.
Yea he is not the same fighter with out them
destroyed his body while mangling the entire divisions legs and faces
I always wondered why he stop using leg kicks.
Man Aldo deserves the title back! Man is a fucking legend!
He doesn't deserve it unless he wins it. It doesn't matter how long you've fought or even if you had it before, the one who wins it is the one who deserves it.
Aldo is unbelievable, looks like the video is in speed mode when he’s fighting!
He need this version of Aldo back in the Bantamweight division.
Wow those are some vicious kicks, it's like being hit with a baseball bat!
Honestly a Conor and Aldo rematch would be perfect. Both are no longer contenders and it would be the biggest draw either could have as of right now.
Connor hasn’t fought in a while, and aldo was kind of fresh off a win lol. I would go Aldo 100%.
@@setsunaimpacto8713 Connor fought in July, he injured himself tho and idk how he’s healing.
not anymore. Aldo went down to 135 and Conor moved up to 155
Aldo is actually arguably still a top contender.
Aldo is still a contender.
Some have marketing behind them. Others stay in the top by beating every contender along 10 years.
Those leg kick combos he was throwing on lamas were brutal. Two legs kicks and two body shots, insane
0:47 he threw same shot but Conor counter it and then boom
Aakash Mash LIGHTS OUT
then when conor moved up to his actual weight instead of fighting guys half his size he couldnt ko guys with one punch anymore and started tapping out like against khabib
Yes Mcyes Lol even Nate Diaz smoked him
EH10 smoked him ? Causal
@@yesmcyes5604 so instead he bashed their skulls in with his shoulder. The doublechamp does whatever the fuck he wants.
He wasn’t even fighting, he was just trying to hurt them
No bro, but is way more safe win using the fragility of the enemy than go to a 50% risk punchs finalization, he's just try to win for sure, He didn't try that against Connor and lost :S
Aldo will always be tne featherweight G.O.A.T , just need ufc to put him in the HOF
He's not throwing like he used to. But after cmg from Pedro munhoz fight I think he still has it. Just using it to change pace of the game. He's using it balancing with his boxing prowess.
I’ll never understand why Jose stopped utilizing his amazingly terrifying low kicks. It really helped him set up his punches but also made his opponents unable to engage him without hesitation
Injuries. With leg kicks he damages his own leg as well
@@m.b.7198 it was more losing his speed and athletism from milleage and aging
@@m.b.7198your shin bone is literally one of your strongest bones it could break a metal pipe in half if it’s well conditioned..the thing is more like he lost his speed and power..also guys nowdays are much better in checking leg kicks or catching kicks and take you down since leg kicks became very popular
Imagine Prime Aldo calf kicking, that would be the scariest thing ever
Even Anderson Silva said he wouldn't want to fight someone like Aldo in his weight class.......
Aldo has not thrown a leg kick in so long. Even more rare than a Yoel blast double
I hear rumors about him having a problem with his knee
Connor murdered this man fast and everyone forgot that this man cuts blood circulation to your leg
He was a monster in his prime, he was so explosive and fast. One of the top 10 Greats in my opinion. It’s a shame he stopped throwing them leg kicks later on in his career.
He should use his leg kicks against petr he doesn't seem to check kicks
Aldo’s knees and shins are all fucked up now, he won’t risk it
Aldo used to kick when he trainned with pedro rizzo, since the mcgregor fight pedro its not part of the team anymore
His knees are probably hurt he's still young but 15 years of sports is just enough for your health more than that you're gonna be fucked up
He did. But stopped mid fight
Checked once and he stopped throwing it LOL
Aldo IS one of the best fighters in MMA history. *WITH 0 RETIREMENTS*
Prime "Faber" Aldo would destroy 10 yans and cejudos
Yan and cejudo are technical Aldo was just a freak with his speed and power his second round against yan got me standing up while watching lol
ali raid Nah he’s right though. If this Aldo fought Yan he would’ve won. One powerful leg kick and Aldo knocked Yan off his feet, the problem Aldo has is that he fights timidly now and relies too heavily on his boxing and doesn’t utilities the explosive Muay Thai style he used to use, his leg attacks in general were deadly as hell and Aldo was/is very high level on the ground. Not so sure about Cejudo as imo he could well have been one of the greatest of all time if he chose to continue fighting but WEC Aldo would’ve destroyed Yan. I think Conor and Max just completely ruined his confidence.
@@skorpion3993 Injuries
@@CookiiBoii Now that I’ve learnt more I have found that out. Aldo doesn’t throw as many leg kicks because of injuries he’s suffered from years worth of doing them. However I was glad to at least see him use more leg kicks against Marlon Vera. That fight was a bit of a mismatch in general honestly.
4:32 best super man punch i've ever seen.
You can see all the weight on it.
Aldo has the most beautiful left hook leg combo I’ve ever seen. Whether the hook is to the body or head it’s so clean every time
How good was Jose Aldo unbelievable!!!
One of the best Brazilian fighters out there by far 👍🏻🇺🇸
10:31 Brookins looks like Pete Davidson in an SNL skit
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Brutal leg kicks...insane takedown defence this man was a monster in his prime...
After his loss 💔 never been the same can't wait to see him fight this next event 💪🙌
Love how when Conor got his leg blasted by Dustin in the second fight Conor was suddenly a fighter from an era where leg kicks didn't exist when he capped his 145 career by beating the best leg kicker in the division.
I completely forgot the Kenny Florian fight, I remember being super impressed with Florian for surviving the full 5 rounds.
Talk about a leg killer. Good all round fighter.
I really miss this Aldo, thanks for the video. 👍
Jonathan Brookins one though Oh mate!!!! That bloke even had 4 inches reach on Aldo but still didn't take any advantage.He was Anthony Smith taking punch and kick after kick doing nothing.
José Aldo with his crazy leg kicks may have discontinued many fighters’ career. Against Faber those kicks became like illegal kicks on my eyes. Damn monster that Brazilian fighter. Respects for him 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
I wonder why Aldo does not use his leg kicks in his recent fights🤔
@Ricardo Diaz kick a man that hard and often enough the damage will start to seep through haha
@Ricardo Diaz can u explain?
Was there an injury that actually made his leg kicks weaker or more prone to injury?
@@thaitran3985 I think it could be a similar case to Rockhold in his fight against Blachowizch. His shin head a staph infection needed a lot of surgeries and cleaning. It weakend his power leg and his ability to kick
@@thaitran3985 10 years using this weapon, 10 years! The human's body have limits in terms of durability. The man had many wars against top contenders.
Fell in love with his hands.
My favourite leg kicks are the ones where he uses his hands.
The thud from those vicious kicks when they connect, damn sure Aldo is scary. How fast and explosive his stand up is, can hit you with anything in a blink of an eye
It's tough to watch these world class fighter take those kicks and not 1 of them checked any of the kicks! I think I saw 2-3 checks but that was it. One word .... B R U T A L !
He’s was a beast with the leg kicks. Also a beast with DECISIONS.
I was expecting this leg kick from Aldo when he faced McGregor and lost a ton of money.
Ah ye I remember seeing all the comments in 2015 about how aldos gonna murder and kick the shit out of him
It's not Kick boxing man, it s mma !
Aldo legs had a lot of injuries, that's why he doesn't use his kicks no more
@@CheGuevara110100 Ah ye i remember in 2018 all of mctapper casual fans saying conor was gonna ko khabib in round one then he tapped out
90% of the fighters and fans did....
Woow Break a Leg. 🦵 🦴 💥
Thanks you to this page for making a video with top catagories and not adding stupid music, you actually kept the commentary, thank you so much you just got a new subscriber
apparently you don’t understand how copyright works
Featherweight G.O.A.T. 🐐
I don’t think people realize how lucky Connor was how he ko’d Aldo that fast or else it would’ve been a completely different fight
Yeah, Conor would have knocked him out in 2 minutes instead of 13 seconds.
José Aldo é muito bom é impressionante 🇧🇷
Aldo use to be so fast and had good cardio even in later rounds compared to now, makes you wonder
He's past his prime now. He's been fighting for sixteen years, has had a metric ton of fight camps, has taken a significant amount of damage and has had his share of injuries.
Prime Aldo was possibly the best fighter of all time.
@Robbo Chaplin He was still in his prime when he fought Mendes the year before.
He was 29 when he fought Conor. Its very rare for a fighter to be past their prime at 29??
USADA, wasn’t the Conor knockout that ruined his career it was better drug testing coming in in 2015
@@thaitran3985 He was already out of his prime, coming back from a broken foot and a motorcycle accident, fighting pro since 16, yougest wec champion and fighting the hardest competition you'll definitely be out of your prime at 29
@@adamorton43 That's why he still looks as ripped, in fact bigger in the 2nd Holloway fight and still outclassed Edgar at 200 and finished Moicano and Stephens despite being out of prime
Back when Jose fought like Ernesto Hoost. This version of Aldo was terrifying, Its sad that he abandoned this low kick heavy style later on in his career, he must have injured his leg or saw what happened to Anderson Silva and got scared.
Ernesto hoost it's a great comparation.
that was beautifully brutal.. aldo's kicks will go in the history books as textbook technique..
I feel like a composed aldo would’ve given Conor a fight.
@dOllOP I enjoyed Conor's journey that years. But Aldo was clearly bullied by the whole company due to Conor's hype. The situation broke him mentally, not just Conor.
I dont think so, it's the old styles make fights quote, connor the long loose rangey counter striker was the perfect antithesis for aldo the agressive stiff forward moving pressure fighter
He was composed, he was just the inferior fighter.
DanTheBoxingMan composed? The dude was shaking in anger at the press conference. He wasn’t focused on winning he was focused on hurting Connor and did exactly as Connor predicted. Got emotional and exposed his chin.
Oh my bad you replied to someone else
Guy hardly throws them now
He injured his right leg permanently
The thing with throwing leg kicks that hard for that long is that it will build up wear and tear on your legs, to the point where he either can't throw them the same or is just likely to injure himself when using them.
That shit hurts when you kick as well
Same happened with Rockhold
@@Maxthekillbot then why not just get replacement surgery ya know or something to repair it like stem cells and shit🤷🏻♂️
The best featherweight in WEC and UFC history period !!!
I give Franky Edgar props for having the balls to shoot right when Aldo launches a kick in order to take him down. An Aldo kick to the dome would be catastrophic!
huge difference when Aldo used to kick. Those leg kicks created openings for his hands. their opponents never knew what was coming.
Makes you wonder why he barely (if at all) used any leg kicks against Holloway in both fights?
The first fight he had an injury. The second fight he did use them, just cant hack away like he could in the older days.
In the first fight look closely at Holloway's stance, specifically his left leg. You'll notice its pointing straight- almost outward at 11 o'clock. He was ready to check them and when Aldo did throw one, Holloway threw a fast straight right down the pipe which scared him off using them.
After the zombie fight he didn’t use as many leg kicks
@@JarrylKhan then how come when volkanovski used them he easily beat max? aldo shouldve stuck with the leg kicks becuase clearly max has a problem with them.
@@yesmcyes5604 Yeah that's what i was thinking too, Alexander had a lot of success and Max did struggle but i guess it all comes down to what Protoss said, Aldo is just not the same as he once was back in the day. After watching this highlight video, it's clear that even though Aldo is only 33 nowadays, he is much slower, gasses quicker and possibly weaker than in his prime.
Glad to see some love for early Aldo. His legacy was so overshadowed by the loss to Conor even though he's the better fighter by a long shot, but he's still the greatest featherweight of all time and a pleasure to watch when he's at his best. Especially when he had that kiler instinct.
The better fighter usually wins the fight.
@@Fightconnoisseur96 Key word there: USUALLY. Aldo is and was better than Aldo. Nunes lost to Pena in the 1st fight, but was Pena the better fighter? Hell no. Their second fight exposed that. Too bad Aldo never got another crack at beating that drunken moron
@@krb0123 that's a terrible comparison.
@@Fightconnoisseur96 No, no it isnt. If anything Conor's win over Aldo was even MORE of a fluke. Aldo would beat Conor's ass 9/10 times. You just clearly don't know shit about combat sports
Is anyone here a doctor? I started limping after watching this video last week and haven't recovered since, please help
Its like his striking the last penalty kick for brasil in the soccer finals
Man Aldo is such a beautiful striker. Love watching him fight
0:46 and 0:49 Aldo threw the exact same combo at mcgregor which got him knocked out.
its crazy how mcgregor made him turn from a savage killing machine, into a lackadaisical hesitant puncher who doesnt throw kicks
he already slowed down the leg kicking a couple fights before Conor
Shows how good Conor is
Crazy how you don't know anything about Aldo before the Conor fight
That's bullshit. Aldo changed his style long before he fought Conor. Less leg kicks, less aggression etc. Even so he has never been hesitant or lackadaisical. He has become more of a counterpuncher, more patient. It's a common thing as fighters age that they become more cagey in their approach and again, this happened well before McGregor. Anyone who's followed the sport closely knows that.
@@YakiKadafi90 That's bs. He was completely capable of throwing leg kicks when he fought Conor unlike now. Stop making excuses for Aldo's defeat. He lost fair and square
Aldo era mortal na combinação chute e trocação.
I can’t believe they let the Faber fight go on for so long it was brutal
started out as a football player lol, football player’s aim with their foot is absolutely insane their aim is so accurate, jose took that advantage and my god look at what he can do
This is what izzy thinks he did to Yoel 😂😂😂😂
Aharra224 and Yoel stood still for 5 rounds
@@dylanjames9394 atleast he didnt run all 5 rounds
Saikou * so Izzy ran ?
Dylan James he kinda did, not defending Romero, they both didn’t show up
Lorem Ipsum I had to watch the fight twice. Neither did much but I’d say Izzy wasn’t the aggressor when ever something did happen. They’re both counter punchers so that usually isn’t the most exciting match up.
He was such a devastating guy.
Really hate to use "was" but it's sadly true
Barely lost to Marlon Moraes and probably should've been given the decision win and he isn't devastating?
Jose Aldo is my favorite fighter
I started out in soccer now im done with it
I'm interested in Jiu Jitsu MMA now
One of the greatest counter knee ive ever seen 2:42
I was expecting this kind of Aldo in his fight against Conor.
He should have really used this leg kicks to him
How many leg kicks could he have really thrown in 13 seconds before he got knocked out?
In all honesty he might have had the first combo engage not ended in complete loss of senses
@@unreal.zombies288 it was aldos mistake for engaging aggressively. He could have had bigger chance to defend his belt if he used those leg kicks.