Totally agree. The man is knowledgeable, articulate, and engaging. Love that is co-host just lets him do his thing. Mad skills. Great rapport between these two analysts.

Got to be honest this was a much better show when @DanHardy / @fullreptile was doing it

They, how they? So ur saying will Ferrell said anything?

@theinvisibleman why do u say that?

Totally agree mate. Very technical

@@beaualoevv love Luke but he would also say that sayif is an elite mma mind, sayif once he retires from coaching which might be soon, deserves a commentary position

As cringe as he can be cejudos breakdowns are great as well

agreed

So knowledgeable

His corner work is impressive too. He sounds like a drill sergeant when he is yelling what to do. He is one of the best coaches in the game and his fighters love him too.

@@Bline-ip6et LOL perfect nickname for him! I didn't even know about that. I was actually shocked how calm and nice he sounded in this video in contrast to fight night.

I'm thinkin Leon via submission this time

@@smokeylowkey420 Yes, I think if/when Leon wins, it'd be via a lower/knee kick (that badly compromise the big man's bad knees) or a submission. As the saying goes: it is what you don't see coming that hurts you the most. If Usman anticipated that head kick from Leon, like Leon also delivered in their first fight (which was explicitely discussed here, too), he would have blocked it with his right arm, like that kick of Leon's that Usman successfully block, first fight. But Usman didn't see that last kick coming, because the SET-UP Leon did was way too believable... and so Usman wanted to "get away" from that fast approaching fist; but instead, it's a decoy: the real kill shot was that left foot of Leon's that's already airborn and would arrive 1/100 of a second after that decoy fist. Now, a whole bunch of silly KZbin experts are babbling about "that lucky head kick that would never land again," Leon & Team LIKELY are working on the NEXT sudden-fight-ending kill shot that they TOTALLY never talk about in public, not once, since that last fight: (#1) chopping down the big, powerful wrestler's bad knees (notice how Usman could only methodically shuffle forward: he physically just can't make sudden directional changes, because those are harsh on is bad knee joints) of (#2) going for a BJJ maneuver on the mat, by timing a take-down from Usman. Leon, coaches, fans, analysts... EVERYONE knows Usman WILL take Leon down at some point. The trick is, as the great anaylst SAYIF SAUD here said, for Leon to MOVE FORWARD WITH PRE-EMPTIVE tactical maneuvers of his own... NOT always reacting to what the great wrestler is going to do from his side. Even as a BROWN BELT, which was what Leon was, when he took Usman's back and came within a few hair of sinking into his neck, Leon's BJJ is much better than Usman's black belt. Now, Leon too is a legit back belt. Now, as a black belt, as the champ, & being even more confident, more skilled, & more prime than both the first two times combined, Leon & Co should be able to come up with 1 or 2 preemptive tactical & skilled-based counter move to overcoming Usman's great wrestling and sheer strength. As Mr. Saud here said: just keep reacting to Usman is NOT going to win Leon the fight; NOR is backing into the fence. It is now at Sea Level (with no oxygen deprivation excuses, real or imaginary), and with youth, longer legs, and more speed & agility on his side, Leon should be moving in circles around the inner octagon region at all times... so if/when a take-down from Usman is successful, there ARE PLENTY OF ROOMS to do defensive scrambles & offensive BJJ maneuvers, even from the bottom . Ideally, Leon should do GSP types of fast, tactical, preemptive tackles as much as possible, to make sure Usman understand that two can play the game, even if in pure standing wrestling, he has superior skills to Leon: in opportunistic, GSP tackles, Leon should have NO PROBLEM taking the big man down...

@@kiabtoomlauj6249 shits crazy son

Leon by leg lock lol

Leon Edward scissorhands was almost in tears before the last rd because he knew he got dominated. Now he talks like he’s some great champion. Nate pillow fists diaz almost KO this chump. 🤡

Me too. I'm going out now to test it out on the streets.

@T A 100%. Kamaru got ok stand up but that’s only because of takedown threat. Leon more of a Jack of all trades

and still💪😤

100% Usman has won 6 out of 8 rounds against Leon

Thank you bro all Leon fans are there deceiving him saying he would beat Usman, he "got " this. They are in for some rude awakening.

@@Gratefulfellow Seems like this comment has aged terribly, Leon literally outstruck Usman for 5 full RDs, and stuffed over a dozen of his TD attempts making him look like an amateur. Usman just didn't have It In him, and I guess "the rude awakening" never came and Leon proved he was the better fighter.

@@darkclaw1462 fair play thumbs up to Leon he won even though it was close.

Усман ВЫРУБИТ ЛЕОНА поверь мне

All he has to do is not lean, easier said than done!

@@okkamera818 Я ЛЮБЛЮ АМЕРИКУ

@@okkamera818 senku verama4

His head will bounce off the canvas after he gets sent to the shadow realm again.

You can see Dan’s breakdowns on BT sport channel and on his full reptile channel. He’s the best mma analyst.

Gassed after R1, elevation had everything to do with it and that was evident. If Usman hasn’t worked on his defence and doesn’t cheat the entirety of the fight with glove and cage grabs, Leon wins again.

I’m interesting in seeing Leon’s grappling exchanges a little more. I think he’s more capable than you’re making him out to be.

@@xRhamnusia Usman is relentless with his cheating. He fakes low blows in every fight it seems. He did it in the 5th against Leon.

​@@TimeGallon It's super annoying. He's vulnerable to body shots, fakes the low blow and whether it works or is called out by the replay.....he gets his recovery time. We need a good ref who knows.

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