due to injury Anthony Pettis steps in to rematch with Ben Henderson!

[The Infamous]

Guida beat him easily. Benson knows not to stand with Pettis this time around. He's gonna take it to the ground and smash him up like he does with all his last opponents. We'll see how much Pettis's wrestling has improved. Benson is a huge LW and probably one of the strongest guys in that division.

Re-watch the fight, Guida held Pettis down for dear life, while fending of submissions. I don't think I would consider that winning easily.

Pettis's wrestling in their first fight was great and has only gotten better since then. Bendo was only 3/11 in takedowns in their first fight. Oddly enough, Pettis was 2/4.

 

[The Infamous]

I think these MMA dudes OVER-TRAIN...

Do you really have to go that "hard" during training...? I think strength and conditioning, and light skill practice will be enough...

The average fight is somebody lying on top of another body, and not even doing anything...

Or people just circling and throwing tentative inaccurate punches throughout the fight...

They definitely train harder than they fight...

The hate and ignorance is strong.

 

[nalej]

Re-watch the fight, Guida held Pettis down for dear life, while fending of submissions. I don't think I would consider that winning easily.

Pettis's wrestling in their first fight was great and has only gotten better since then. Bendo was only 3/11 in takedowns in their first fight. Oddly enough, Pettis was 2/4.

get the fukk outta here

Clay Guida def. Anthony Pettis by Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27), R3

 

[The Infamous]

get the fukk outta here

Clay Guida def. Anthony Pettis by Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27), R3

You're confused breh. I'm not denying that Pettis lost. All I'm saying is that he wasn't defeated with ease.

Since when is holding someone down for 3 rounds winning with ease?