Does He Have The Best Leg Kicks?
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- taken from: JRE MMA Show #150 w/Daniel Cormier
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Poor Cejudo, had to fight Pereira
That’s what he gets for trying to become quadruple C
A leg kick to him from Pereira would Knock him the Fuck out 😂
Imagine if that was actually true 6’4” Pereira vs 5’3” Cejudo🤣
Pereira wouldn’t be able to beat the Olympic gold medalist Cejudo
Super high level Muay Thai fighters know how to kick like this. It's called the golden kick. You do engage your hips, but its only at the last second when landing. It's less rounded so there is less time to react. Liam Harrison is famous for this, but lots of thais also have it
I never knew that tbh.. thanks!
That is a different kick. This one just actually has no turn over. It’s that simple.
I’ve been practicing these daily and now i’m finally able to do real damage with each one it’s so sneaky
In your imagination?
You monster!
There is telegraph just not in the legs it's in his right arm. He moves it just a hair before he kicks everytime
Good catch, he actually does it every time now that I see
It’s not really a telegraph though it doesn’t show the kick is coming like stepping out or switching often can, it’s occurring during the kick not before. His opponent also absolutely cannot ignore a movement of ALEX PEREIRA’S right hand and assume it’s going to be a kick bc he can flatline you.
It really has pretty much no telegraph it’s a beautiful kick
It’s not really a telegraph though it doesn’t show the kick is coming like stepping out or switching often can, it’s occurring during the kick not before. His opponent also absolutely cannot ignore a movement of ALEX PEREIRA’S right hand and assume it’s going to be a kick bc he can flatline you.
It really has pretty much no telegraph it’s a beautiful kick
It’s not really a telegraph though it doesn’t show the kick is coming like stepping out or switching often can, it’s occurring during the kick not before. His opponent also absolutely cannot ignore a movement of ALEX PEREIRA’S right hand and assume it’s going to be a kick bc he can flatline you.
It really has pretty much no telegraph it’s a beautiful kick
It's not really a telegraph though it doesn't show the kick is coming like stepping out or switching often can, it's occurring during the kick not before.
His opponent also absolutely cannot ignore a movement of ALEX PEREIRA'S right hand and assume it's going to be a kick bc he can flatline you.
It really has pretty much no telegraph
it's a beautiful kick
What is this fighters name?
Alex pereira
Alessandriri pererereriroo III
@@doggeusz7877actually...it's Pierra according to one Chael P Sonnen. Case closed.
Poatan 🗿
I remember when Alex took on triple c and Johnny walker in the same night. Shit was crazy
Those tournaments are real...
And Weidman
Useing totaly unrelated fighters is just BS.
U know what joe I don't even wanna hear excuses, can't get out the way, get out the way
I take 1 shot joe
Hey got fight jon jones and see what happens
Hes a great striker but give him a few years....those giys who keep their hands low get knocked out eventually. Everytime he throws a strike - one or both of his hands drop . Find me a guy who has strong head movement with either boxing or wrestling. Put him on his back and study his tape...middle weight and LHW divisons have always been the most stacked weight classes since 2006 off and until spider and bones
He became double champion at Glory Kickboxing with his hands down. Just having good head movement and being a good boxer doesnt cut it against Alex Pereira
MOST STACKED SINCE 2006?!?! I would say lightweight wins by a landslide.
Gaetje does it even better. He's top 5 though. Barboza might be better too.
Gaejthe throws them from in close, so you don't have time to react. Perrera does it from a longer range
@@t1000meltyGaethje throws them from every range basically. and he times the opponents footwork perfectly too to where they can't check it even if they see it coming.
@@nelstar4676beautiful technique even if it is a little wild looking like he's almost off balance sometimes but it's just like you said 💯 Gaethje has a good unique technique
@@nelstar4676Charles checked pretty much every kick Gaethje threw at him. Pereira's kicks are harder to check
Gaethje absolutely does not throw better leg kicks than Pereira lmaooo
They weigh the same as a 2 year old. Skinny
He’s 6’4
He fights at 205 lol
He’s 6’4 205 is that small to you? He could be 150 lbs and a single calf kick would have u on the floor crying bitch boy🤡😂🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓
You would not say that to his face when he's staring you down lol.
Does anybody else think spamming leg kicks is lame and sort of hurts the competitiveness of the sport? Or just me
I think is just you bro. Only Pereira, Gaethje and Barboza have devastating leg kicks. The other fighters have average leg kicks
If you don't want to get leg kicked all day, you either have to learn to predict them and check them or get your wrestling game on point. They won't be leg kicking you when they are on their back.
If you don't want to get leg kicked all day, you either have to learn to predict them and check them or get your wrestling game on point. They won't be leg kicking you when they are on their back.
Its you because you don't get it at all.
Leg kicks are great, but they can be countered all the same.
Legs kicks are part of the game , but calf kicks are lame to watch as a spectator imo for this reaon... Its the fighters job to avoid , but good luck lol. It doesnt take an exceptional kicker to have amazing debilitating calf kicks that can end a fight by immobilizing a leg. I think ufc fighters are already starting to get better at defending them. But at least 1 or 2 times a card a fighter is fighting on 1 leg because of calf kicks. That was the meta for the smaller guys for a minute there.
Edit: all that being said , im not complaining, just a fans observation