it’s like shooting a basketball and walking away knowing it’s going in. DJ didn’t even acknowledge the knee he threw, just straight up walked away. What a BEAST
p4p is bad fofr arguments though. What makes DJ so good is hes so small. What makes heavyweights so good is they are so big. All his speed is out the window at 265. Fun to imagine though. Imagine a fast 265 DJ lmao. Insane.
@@JBoxy7 For sure. Also at 125 when guys get double legged they legit can post on one goddamn hand while the other is pushing the guys head. It's like a damned one armed wheel barrel. Guys stop being able to carry theirs and their oponents weight on a single arm by like 155
You have to look at the slow motion version of that KO to fully appreciate just how freaking coordinated DJ is. He took less than a second to pinpoint his chin as it was moving and then sent that knee like a heat seeking missile. Absolute masterclass.
My dude the execution is so flawless and beautiful. Its hard to believe it wasnt scripted damn mouse is god level when it comes to combat but sadly he doesnt get the same recognisation as he deserved.
DJ is the complete fighter. There's nobody as complete as him. The only thing keeping him from being number one on earth is his size. Which is insane to think about. If he was 6ft or 6'6 with those skills we wouldn't see anyone coming close to his skills for decades.
What I love about dj’s knee was that it wouldn’t been legal with UFC rules too, other guy was on his feet the entire time up until the KO, I feel bad for not knowing his name I know he good but I don’t watch much one championship
DJ is a wizard of MMA. I don't think any other fighter reached a higher level in all disciplines of MMA. If he had the same accomplishments and career two divisions up there would be no goat debate..
You have to remember: DJ had a whole arsenal of moves to finish off that guy. But you can see in the clip the EXACT moment he paused everything and purposefully returned to sender the knee to that guy’s skull. Planned and executed to perfection. Story book ending