Killashaw is going to destroy Cejudo IMO
First flyweight fight I've looked forward too in a long time.
Really? I loved watching Demetrious Johnson fight. Not because I thought he'd lose, but because he fought and executed moved at such a high level. Even in a boring fight, he'd do something spectacular.
Gregor is fun to watch, it will be interesting to see how he does against his first kinda legitimate opponent.Gregor Gillespie is one of my favorites, so I'm pretty pumped to watch him.
The flyweight tilt should be a dandy, both guys are the elite of the elite.
Hoping for Glover to get back on track.
Making weight, while impressive, is an entirely different thing than being 100% on fight night. Pure speculation on my part, but I don't think it's gonna be physically possible for him to be at his peak for this fight. I don't care how good/scientific him and his team is. My guess is Cejudo KO/TKOs him and the story is the weight cut was too much for TJ. This is why the fight should have been at 135. Made more sense in literally every conceivable scenario.
He actually had a great cut, he was well ahead of schedule by the time it was actually weigh ins. He looks weird cause his body fat is so low and he's the lightest he's probably been in years, but the cut itself went great for him and it was done in a healthy and systematic way. From the tests and training he's done he claims his fitness and strength is just as good as it was before, guess we'll see tomorrow.God TJ looked like death from that cut.
Should be interesting to see how much it affects him tomorrow. If he’s good he should walk through Cejudo.
When has Cejudo ever had KO power? In the UFC, he has a grand total of one finish, and has finished a fight once in 5 years. TJ has also only been TKO'd once and that was 7 years ago, he's a completely different fighter now. If Garbrandt couldn't do it I highly doubt Henry f***ing Cejudo will do anything, regardless of the weight cut.Making weight, while impressive, is an entirely different thing than being 100% on fight night. Pure speculation on my part, but I don't think it's gonna be physically possible for him to be at his peak for this fight. I don't care how good/scientific him and his team is. My guess is Cejudo KO/TKOs him and the story is the weight cut was too much for TJ. This is why the fight should have been at 135. Made more sense in literally every conceivable scenario.
Oh I'm not basing this on skill set/history, this is just a hunch based on what I imagine to have been a weight cut that was VERY hard on TJ's body. I feel comfortable assuming this version of him is not as good as the 135 pound version, I think most would probably agree. Where I'm perhaps taking a bit of a leap is with the effect a severe weight cut/depletion has on your chin. I don't think we have conclusive science to back this up but I do think we have educated reasoning which would support that notion.When has Cejudo ever had KO power? In the UFC, he has a grand total of one finish, and has finished a fight once in 5 years. TJ has also only been TKO'd once and that was 7 years ago, he's a completely different fighter now. If Garbrandt couldn't do it I highly doubt Henry ****ing Cejudo will do anything, regardless of the weight cut.
His coach has already said it's a one offSome of the photos of Dillashaw definitely are creepy. He has a bit of that vibe from The Machinist going on.
I am glad they are finishing the division because I would not want to see the dude trying to come back down to this regularly, regardless of how tonight goes.