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This is why Muay Thai shuts down boxing in MMA 👀 High guard boxer comes in looking for counters. Gets hit with calf kicks, body kicks, knees & elbows every time he steps forward. 😱 Legs get chewed up → can’t plant → can’t punch. 8 limbs > 2... show more

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Why Kickboxers FEAR Muay Thai, even American fighters 🥊💀 Very Shocking 😮 Rick Roufus was dominating early with punches and dropping Changpuek, until the Thai fighter started chopping the legs with Muay Thai low kicks. 😱🙆‍♂️ Roufus couldn’t defend them. He started running around the ring and eventually collapsed from the accumulated damage. This is why Muay Thai’s low kicks are so feared, they break fighters down from the bottom up. 👀 #MuayThai #boxing

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No disrespect, but Ilia would finish Bud at any time he wants in MMA. Crawford is an incredible boxer and did ‘some’ wrestling as a kid, but even if the fight somehow stayed on the feet, he’d struggle to manage distance against Ilia’s kicking game. MMA striking and boxing are very different when you add in kicks and elbows…something Crawford himself has admitted would be a problem for him in MMA. A few of these calf kicks or one takedown, and it’s basically over. And please, don’t come at me with Crawford’s wrestling pedigree. He has some skills, but a completely different level than Ilia. Feel free to educate me on Bud’s actual wrestling experience; not his grandfather’s, uncles’, or sons’ high school experience, but Bud’s experience.

No disrespect, but Ilia would finish Bud at any time he wants in MMA. Crawford is an incredible boxer and did ‘some’ wrestling as a kid, but even if the fight somehow stayed on the feet, he’d struggle to manage distance against Ilia’s kicking game. MMA striking and boxing are very different when you add in kicks and elbows…something Crawford himself has admitted would be a problem for him in MMA. A few of these calf kicks or one takedown, and it’s basically over. And please, don’t come at me with Crawford’s wrestling pedigree. He has some skills, but a completely different level than Ilia. Feel free to educate me on Bud’s actual wrestling experience; not his grandfather’s, uncles’, or sons’ high school experience, but Bud’s experience.

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