Sean’s coach is a cheater. He was warned about receiving a penalty for “over coaching.” A penalty that has never been given out in the history of the UFC. And for what? To try and fool your fighters opponent. You and Sean are a reflection of each other. Two frauds who have zero toughness. Any time Sean is faced with adversity in the cage, he loses. Booger Sean couldn’t bust a grape in a fruit fight even if he tried.
exposed, your coach is no longer allowed to shout out shit. work on your mic skills don't ever compare yourself Connor. your a great fighter man. take the time off to grapple more. mmm fans see everything. luck is part of fighting brother much respect but waiting for opponents to come inside...its an open book now they see it. again much respect but disrespecting Merab wasn't a good idea. dude dominated no rematch insight.
I get he isn't making excuses, but i have watched every fight in his entire career and he did look like he was having an off night, i thought that teep would come early and often was surprised he waited till late
I wanna hear a breakdown on what the gameplan for the fight was, the prep that went into the fight and when & where u started to feel that “breaking up with a girl” feeling happened. Up & commers would love to hear the whys & hows of the fight
Dude said nothing was different.... Dude your offense was different, It didn't even happen for most the fight, you stood around taking pictures watching him win.
@@elfynwilliams1280 sounds like you havent because the other guy spoke facts. merab was giving him so many openings and patterns but he couldnt let his hands go..
@@RevolutionSoon321You’ve clearly never fought professionally, in amateurs or any of that. It’s not as easy as just letting the hands go. Try closing the distance on Merab while trying to land a clean right or left hand on him while also avoiding the threat of the takedown he possesses
