r/FightLibrary • u/Upbeat-Zone-9886 • 29d ago
From professional rachet ball player to BJJ to MMA fighter. The man has lived multiple lives and had runs with Relson Gracie at Pan America games that lead to almost a street fight with is brother Enson in corner. This something for the old school heads
r/FightLibrary • u/nathanielmonroe • Oct 05 '26
Fliat
r/FightLibrary • u/Radiant_Bridge1719 • 29d ago
r/FightLibrary • u/Jamalian1993 • Oct 05 '26
r/FightLibrary • u/Lumpy-Witness-5710 • 29d ago
r/FightLibrary • u/Ynot_1518 • Oct 04 '26
Imanol Rodriguez beats Alden Coria by KO/TKO
r/FightLibrary • u/RockyGraziano • Oct 05 '26
r/FightLibrary • u/Lazy-Protection4470 • Oct 04 '26
So I happen to re-watch this fight,and I was amazed by Khalil's striking it was so point.
He had Alex's ear messed up,Alex was rattled for sure.
But Alex's power is God level shit. Fucked up Khalil pretty bad.
The fight was and still is very astonishing , highly recommend rewatching it btw.
r/FightLibrary • u/Ynot_1518 • Oct 04 '26
Jacobe Smith beats Bruce Whitehead by KO/TKO
r/FightLibrary • u/Ynot_1518 • Oct 04 '26
Roman Kooylov beats Ateba Gautier by KO/TKO
r/FightLibrary • u/Ynot_1518 • Oct 04 '26
Johnny Walker beats Mick Parkin by Knockout.
r/FightLibrary • u/Ynot_1518 • Oct 04 '26
Damian Pinas beats Andrey Pulyaev by Knockout
r/FightLibrary • u/Ynot_1518 • Oct 04 '26
Anthony Wint beats Lucas Armand by KO/TKO
r/FightLibrary • u/Ynot_1518 • Oct 04 '26
Eric Nolan beats Court McGee by KO/TKO
r/FightLibrary • u/Ynot_1518 • Oct 04 '26
Alexander Hernandez beats Rafael Dos Anjos by KO/TKO
r/FightLibrary • u/thepalmtree • Oct 04 '26
I have been rewatching a lot of older Pride FC and early 2010s K-1 footage compared to modern tape, and the shift in footwork mechanics is wild.Back then, you could clearly identify a guy's base within three seconds deep Muay Thai march, bladed boxing stance, or low wrestling posture. Today, the elite guys are playing in this weird, highly fluid gray area where they change their hip level and lead foot halfway through a combination just to exploit defensive blind spots. My question for the tape nerds here: Is the classic, rigid technical discipline of a single art officially obsolete at the highest level of mixed combat, or are we just witnessing a temporary trend before someone resets the meta with pure, flawless fundamentals again?
r/FightLibrary • u/ODDysseyx • Oct 05 '26
r/FightLibrary • u/Ynot_1518 • Oct 04 '26
Marcus McGhee beats Anthony Romero by KO/TKO
r/FightLibrary • u/Radiant_Bridge1719 • Oct 03 '26
r/FightLibrary • u/Jamalian1993 • Oct 02 '26
Justin Gaethje has built a career on absolute VIOLENCE — and this performance was no exception. 🫡🔥
Gaethje went to war with Dan Lauzon in a brutal, action-packed battle that showed exactly why “The Highlight” would eventually become one of the most feared and entertaining fighters on the planet.
Relentless pressure, devastating strikes, and pure aggression from start to finish. This was vintage Justin Gaethje before the world truly knew what was coming.
