Posted by MaxOne
I can't imagine not wanting to get a win over someone you lost to if you felt you were better than them.
Posted by bjj1605
AKA, Paul Daley doesn't want to fight Jake Shields again because he knows he would lose... again.
Posted by AchillesHeel
Posted by MaxOne
I can't imagine not wanting to get a win over someone you lost to if you felt you were better than them.
Because...
Posted by bjj1605
AKA, Paul Daley doesn't want to fight Jake Shields again because he knows he would lose... again.
Dang, beat me to it.![]()
Posted by isk
Shields impressed me with his resilience in the Hendo fight. I'd favor him in a rematch with Daley.
I'll concede two points right off - I think Daley's aggression can last longer than a single round, and I think Shields really needs to work on the power of his strikes. That's not meant as fighter bashing - I just see his strikes as more of the old school Gracie line of thought that favor control and distraction to set up submissions.
I've caught a few episodes of Bully Beatdown and Shields generally doesn't score a lot of knockdowns against his opponents there, either. A few of the other guest mixed martial artists (like Eddie Alvarez) don't have the same issue.
Basically if Shields can learn to hit hard from at least the ground if not standing, I think he'll be a legit threat to anyone at 170.
Posted by bjj1605
Posted by isk
Shields impressed me with his resilience in the Hendo fight. I'd favor him in a rematch with Daley.
I'll concede two points right off - I think Daley's aggression can last longer than a single round, and I think Shields really needs to work on the power of his strikes. That's not meant as fighter bashing - I just see his strikes as more of the old school Gracie line of thought that favor control and distraction to set up submissions.
I've caught a few episodes of Bully Beatdown and Shields generally doesn't score a lot of knockdowns against his opponents there, either. A few of the other guest mixed martial artists (like Eddie Alvarez) don't have the same issue.
Basically if Shields can learn to hit hard from at least the ground if not standing, I think he'll be a legit threat to anyone at 170.
When was Shields on Bully Beatdown?
Posted by MMA_Alex
Posted by bjj1605
Posted by isk
Shields impressed me with his resilience in the Hendo fight. I'd favor him in a rematch with Daley.
I'll concede two points right off - I think Daley's aggression can last longer than a single round, and I think Shields really needs to work on the power of his strikes. That's not meant as fighter bashing - I just see his strikes as more of the old school Gracie line of thought that favor control and distraction to set up submissions.
I've caught a few episodes of Bully Beatdown and Shields generally doesn't score a lot of knockdowns against his opponents there, either. A few of the other guest mixed martial artists (like Eddie Alvarez) don't have the same issue.
Basically if Shields can learn to hit hard from at least the ground if not standing, I think he'll be a legit threat to anyone at 170.
When was Shields on Bully Beatdown?
I can't remember which episode it was, but I can confirm that happening, as I remember him being on there and thinking "wow, they actually got a champion-level mma guy on here."
He actually didn't do to much, really, which kinda made me sad.
Posted by MMA_Alex
Posted by bjj1605
Posted by isk
Shields impressed me with his resilience in the Hendo fight. I'd favor him in a rematch with Daley.
I'll concede two points right off - I think Daley's aggression can last longer than a single round, and I think Shields really needs to work on the power of his strikes. That's not meant as fighter bashing - I just see his strikes as more of the old school Gracie line of thought that favor control and distraction to set up submissions.
I've caught a few episodes of Bully Beatdown and Shields generally doesn't score a lot of knockdowns against his opponents there, either. A few of the other guest mixed martial artists (like Eddie Alvarez) don't have the same issue.
Basically if Shields can learn to hit hard from at least the ground if not standing, I think he'll be a legit threat to anyone at 170.
When was Shields on Bully Beatdown?
I can't remember which episode it was, but I can confirm that happening, as I remember him being on there and thinking "wow, they actually got a champion-level mma guy on here."
He actually didn't do to much, really, which kinda made me sad.