Cedric Doumbe Loves to Get in Fighters Heads Before Fight, 'I Can't Help But Talk S**t' 

you didnt watch his last fight ? He showed good grappling defense for a kickboxer against baki . He was famous for his knockout power for very long time in France, you just probably too young. He is a legend in kick boxing and challenging himself to another sport. You have to be brainless casuals to hate on Cedric for real

@@justicepopulaire6917 I did see the fight i also saw him live when he was training in SBG Dublin… He was fighting against a beginner, an amateur with absolutely no wrestling background a bit of judo- no competition even in Judo! He did look really bad to me - His “defense” was desperate he only started to sprawl in the second round but he only managed to stand up because Baki couldn’t apply control on the ground - for me, if Baki had wrestling or BJJ he would have submitted him in the first minute!

Baki has wrestling , that’s literally his strong point lol One training session doesn’t define a fighters skillset. Show him some respect mate

@@Sunmadeolu you did use “lol” that is a give away: Here comes the French MMA specialist! It's not up to us to decide if he has wrestling skills. Before respecting a 23-year-old amateur fighter, you should respect wrestling. Greco-Roman wrestling is one of the oldest sports in the world, dating back to 3000 BC. You made a statement: "Baki has wrestling." I ask, "Where did he get it from?" Who was his coach? When did he start? More importantly, which competitions has he won? My comment is based on the fact that Baki has never competed in or trained in Greco-Roman or Freestyle wrestling before starting his MMA journey not so long ago. According to Baki himself, he has only "practiced some judo and not at a competitive level." This is in stark contrast to fighters like Jon Jones, Khamzat Chimaev, Daniel Cormier, or Bo Nickal, who have extensive wrestling backgrounds. For instance, Bo Nickal was trained by his father, a champion and coach, from the age of 2. By age 9, he had competed in 80 competitions. He has competed in NCSA, and is a three-time All-American. Baki, on the other hand, is barely an amateur MMA fighter in a very weak competition (Ares). He is trained by Fernand Lopez, the owner of Ares, whose gym setup notoriously lacks any wrestling focus (Ngannou, Gane...). Baki was upgraded to PFL just for the Doumbe fight.

@@jorgetadeunago Doumbé has 6 mma fight he comes from the glory like pereira so he needs to grow step by step. The difference is that pereira have his rivalry with adesanya so the ufc made easier his way to the top but i'm sure his grappling skills are worse than doumbe's