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"You knocked him down...now how bout you try knockin me down ?"
I'm not really sure what Reem does better than JDS. He is probably a little more versatile of a striker but I don't think he has any more power and I don't think his handspeed/footwork is better. He is bigger and stronger but I don't think his tdd is tremendously better if at all. His cardio is what would worry me. Reem is a big talented striker so he isn't an easy out for Cain or JDS but my money would be on Cain.
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JDS probably has the better hands, but Overeem is much better at everything else. Cain is going to have to mind his P's and Q's against Overeem, because if he telegraphs his shot as much as he did against JDS, Reem can time him coming in with a knee. Reem is also stronger and more effective in the clinch. So getting inside on Reem will be much more dangerous, and once he is inside it won't be as easy to control Reem and avoid damage as it was with JDS.
That being said, if Cain can get inside and really push Reem, I think he'll wear Reem down quicker than he did JDS.
Overeem doesn't have as good a chin as JDS does, either.
It's a VERY interesting fight.
I thought both men looked/are pretty crap. Dos Santos seemed to have no gas after about 45 seconds and he wasn't even throwing much before he tired out, then Velasquez basically couldn't get a rag doll out of there given 25 minutes. The UFC heavyweights make boxing look like it has depthThat was a shit fight between two toughmen to me.
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Yes yes because you like Cain that automatically means that Reem is not a top heavyweight and would magically just be KO'd in less than a minute (the same way Cain himself was against JDS the first go round).
Cain, JDS, and Alistair are all top heavyweights and top strikers with enough power to knock each other out on any given night.
We'll see how Reem looks in his comeback against lop dick Silva, admittedly it will be hard for Reem to do much better against the mongoloid savage than Cain did.
"You knocked him down...now how bout you try knockin me down ?"
Fair enough. I find him to be stronger, more explosive and a more diverse striker than JDS, but lacks the stamina, boxing and chin of Dos Santos. Reem is most def a kickboxer more than a boxer, he does have good takedown defense and brutal kicks and knees.
I don't like Bigfoot because he beat Fedor !!!
I did root for Bigfoot last time out tho and was happy to see him get the win.
"You knocked him down...now how bout you try knockin me down ?"
His big advantage IMO is his strength and technique in the clinch and his kicks/knees.
In the JDS fight, Cain was shooting wildly and wading in slowly to clinch. That's fine against JDS because he's a boxer who always plants his feet, so Cain only had to worry about two fists.
Against Reem, he's going to have to worry about catching a knee coming in. He's not safe on the outside and he's taking a huge risk when he tries to close the distance.
If there is an overeem era does that not tell u how shit it is?? The guy is a bigtime juicer who did nothing in pride! (he should be banned for life!) Velasquez is the MMA equivalent of chris arreola.
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I like cain and jds both. I never really saw them as a threat to overeem. I think overeem is the definition of evolving mma. People can accuse him of peds but is there anybody more committed to physical combat than this guy? He has gone through mma organization and took titles away. Ufc is his next stop. I think only bjj could stop overeem but in todays heavyweight era, bjj is a lot less effective in the division.
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