Miguel Class

You probably didn't expect me to actually spend the time breaking this one down, but I figured it would be helpful to condense the fight down into a video that quickly covers some of the lessons we can learn from this middleweight title fight that nobody will be rewatching in full anytime soon. Even

I talk about the somewhat predictable rematch between DDP and Sean Strickland and the absolute God-tier anti-wrestling performance from Weili Zhang.

DDP makes a million mistakes, but if his opponent doesn’t make him pay for them, does it matter? In this fight, DDP made the footwork mistake of bringing his feet together far more times than Adesanya did, but he was never getting attacked when he was doing that. DDP is always doing something, which

Dricus Du Plessis somehow makes all his mistakes irrelevant while capitalizing on his opponents' errors.

How a smarter approach allowed Dricus du Plessis to do what Israel Adesanya could not.

Israel Adesanya has all the tools to reclaim his spot as middleweight champion, but can he be goaded into using them?