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"Blinky McHeelhook strikes again"
I might know that guy. Or know the same guy that guy knows.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mojoplata
Two heel hooks is pretty cool. I honestly won't be surprised if he wins the final by heel hooking everyone.
It would indeed be dopeQuote:
Originally Posted by David Rosado
He could take the whole show, who knows. It'd be a huge win for him and jiu jitsu.
He is a little "Paul Harris" with a brain. Brilliant!
Ryan has brought excitement back to TUF this season (for me)!! I am looking forward to seeing how he fares later against some of the heavy strikers
It's nice to see an elite jiu jitsu guy go into the house for once. Not to say there haven't been guys with a lot of experience and even black belts, but Ryan Hall seems like the kind of guy that would live and die by his jitz.
He is repping jiujitsu really hard this season. I definitely think he made it to the finals. He also made made sure to say that he's got people scared of his leg locks but that he has way better subs that people should be scared of. He is trying to coast through the early rounds without taking damage since all the fights were filmed over 6 weeks, and he knows that no one has a chance with him in the 50/50 and that it's way easier to get there than the back, for example.
Ryan is going to be good, plus he is doing this at LW on the show, he was fighting at 145 and can probably make 135
Yep, no need to get into wars or long matches in this format when his leg attacks are far superior to there defense of themQuote:
Originally Posted by Mike Nall
Exactly. I was surprised that he has done this honestly but his explanation made more sense. His previous MMA fights have been punches, takedowns, and then subs or TKOs from the mount. I expected him to do that this season but I don't mind seeing him heel hook everyone either. But I hope we get to see some of his top game in the UFC because it's ridiculous and better than his bottom game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Liquidrob
Another thing he said was that in MMA it's easier to heel hook people from the 50/50 than no-gi matches because in MMA people are more relentless about staying on top. And that makes it harder to escape the position and the best way to escape is to concede a sweep and maybe go to the bottom. But in MMA people try to stay on top and punch or try to yank their leg out without going to the bottom.
But can he take a punch? Because if he cant take a shot then he will be no match for someone with average or better striking and some general idea of how to not end up in a leglock right away.
He took a couple shots standing so far, has been training at Tristar for a while now, I guess we will see
So far he lasted longer in MMA than a bunch of bjj stars, has 5 fights now I think
I think he needs to start working for the clinch or he's opening himself up to a flying knee KO or a well timed uppercut. He needs to study some Palhares tape. Palhares, despite his tendency to hold onto subs too long, is a great prototype for BJJ in MMA.
Ryan Hall is the most exciting BJJ competitor on the show since Chris Holdsworth won it all
Amazing, he's really representing BJJ in TUF. Can't wait to see him in UFC!
He can take a punch for sure and leg locks are not even close to the strongest part of his ground game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris Garry
He'll be good out there.
Haven't watched this show since the first seasons... I'm definitely tuning in now.
The one on one they did with him on the last episode was really inspiring.
Normally I only watch the first episode of the season and the last one, this season is different because of Ryan Hall.