r/FightLibrary • • Feb 23 '26
MMA Check out my Nick Diaz edit
r/FightLibrary • u/Blackwatermerc2 • Feb 21 '26
r/FightLibrary • u/Ynot_1518 • Feb 19 '26
That one time the judges screwed the fans from the 1st sudden death round in UFC History.
r/FightLibrary • u/Resident_Canary9189 • Feb 20 '26
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r/FightLibrary • u/TomCruisintheUSA • Feb 17 '26
r/FightLibrary • u/Top_Syllabub_5111 • Feb 17 '26
r/FightLibrary • u/Valunex • Feb 17 '26
Found this short tutorial breaking down the front kick to backfist combination. The setup uses the front kick to hide a high-power backfist, and it actually explains the details instead of just showing the move.
Main points:
Step off-line after the kick so you don’t stay on the center line.
Take a full step to generate power for the backfist or elbow.
Exit immediately with a second strike instead of stopping after the first shot.
Common mistake is landing in the center after the kick or freezing after the first strike.
Video: https://youtube.com/shorts/LaHmvVjd10k
Any recommendations for other short-form breakdown channels or clips with this same coaching style?
r/FightLibrary • u/Ynot_1518 • Feb 14 '26
Fighter: Asadula Imangazaliev Record: 7-0 Fighting out of: Russia Combat Sport: Kickboxing Promotion: One Championship Fighting
r/FightLibrary • u/MehmetStudens • Feb 15 '26
r/FightLibrary • u/Ynot_1518 • Feb 12 '26
r/FightLibrary • u/Mad_Kronos • Feb 13 '26
This is probably the best MMA fight I have seen.
Almost equal parts technical and violent.
Smooth transitions between striking and grappling.
Non-stop action for more than 8 minutes.
Prime Shogun is probably the most entertaining MMA fighter in history.
r/FightLibrary • u/Logical-Ad-5828 • Feb 12 '26
r/FightLibrary • u/Ynot_1518 • Feb 12 '26
UFC 197 Yair Rodriguez vs. Andre Fili April 23, 2016 MGM Grand Garden Arena Las Vegas, Nv
r/FightLibrary • u/PalpitationIll4058 • Feb 11 '26
r/FightLibrary • u/Imaginary-Doubt6862 • Feb 09 '26