EA UFC Missing/Wrong Moveset Thread

[Haz_____]

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Had a player using Jimmi Manuwa last night throwing Lead Hook Kicks at me. That was a little strange. Didnt know he had those in the game. Didn't know he threw those in real life either?

[AeroZeppelin27]

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Had a player using Jimmi Manuwa last night throwing Lead Hook Kicks at me. That was a little strange. Didnt know he had those in the game. Didn't know he threw those in real life either?

Maybe the OSP fight?
I'm positive I've seen him throw one out ONCE and it missed. But I remember thinking "So that's why he has it" when I saw it.

[RomeroXVII]

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Pettis should have the triangle to Armbar from Full Guard Bottom, since he did a variation of it against Michael Chiesa.

[AeroZeppelin27]

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Pettis should have the triangle to Armbar from Full Guard Bottom, since he did a variation of it against Michael Chiesa.

Agreed. Submission chains were way too common in UFC 2 but they're obscenely rare in UFC 3.

I'd love to see a list of what ones there actually are too.

I know of:
Omoplata to Gogoplata (was in 2, haven't seen in 3, Nick Diaz might have it though)

Back sitting RNC to Armbar.

Kimura to Armbar (was in UFC 2, haven't seen in 3, went to test it with Matt Hughes because that's how he tapped GSP and he didn't even have a Kimura from side control..)

Guard triangle to Armbar.

And maybe one or two more I can't recall.

I'd love to see a Triangle armbar from mount into guard triangle transition, too.

I really miss the Kimura to Armbar transition, that was my go with Frank Mir in UFC 2. I don't mind if it's nerfed, I just love the transition.

[RomeroXVII]

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Fighter: Nate Diaz

Missing Move: Rolling Kneebar (Sub Backside) Level 2

Source: UFC on Fox: Dos Santos vs Miocic

Round 1 0:58 and onwards, attempted against RDA.

Fighter: Rafael Dos Anjos

Missing Move: Superman Punch Level 2

Source: UFC on Fox: Dos Santos vs Miocic


Round 2 3:20 and onwards against Nate Diaz.

AND

Round 1 4:30-26 against Donald Cerrone in their first fight, on UFC Fight Night: Condit vs Kampmann 2.


Missing Move: Jumping Crane Kick Level 3

Drops Nate Diaz with this kick 18 seconds left into Round 2. (0:18)

[AeroZeppelin27]

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Fighter: Donald Cerrone.

Move: Omoplata level 1.

Reference: round 1 of the Miles Jury fight he attempts one.

Now here's where I'm fuzzy, he attempted it but obviously did not succeed, but most fighters with the Omoplata have never actually pulled one off either in the UFC so does the attempt make him eligible?

[RomeroXVII]

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Fighter: Donald Cerrone.

Move: Omoplata level 1.

Reference: round 1 of the Miles Jury fight he attempts one.

Now here's where I'm fuzzy, he attempted it but obviously did not succeed, but most fighters with the Omoplata have never actually pulled one off either in the UFC so does the attempt make him eligible?

Attempts show that they're capable of doing said move.

[RomeroXVII]

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Dominick Cruz



Missing Moveset: Lead Leg Kick to Rear Body Kick Combination. (Muay Thai Level 4?)

Done against Urijah Faber, Round 2 UFC 199.


Missing Move: Superman Punch Level 1. (alt input)

Done against: Urijah Faber Round 2 UFC 199.

Missing Move: Jumping Switch Kick Level 2.

Done against: Urijah Faber Round 3 UFC 199

Y'all gonna hate me for this one.

José Aldo

Missing Move: Question Mark Kick Lvl 2

Source: Jose Aldo vs Urijah Faber, Round 3
(1:00 remaining left, when Aldo has Faber against the Cage, he throws this kick)

Phillyboi I found the front kick you mentioned and before the RDA fight I used Usman online and kept trying to attempt the front kick and was suprised that he never had one. This should be added to his arsenal non the less. <div style="width:100%;height:0;padding-bottom:56%;position:relative;"><iframe src="https://giphy.com/embed/4EFt4qnKqWYv8GKz2D" width="100%" height="100%" style="position:absolute" frameBorder="0" class="giphy-embed" allowFullScreen></iframe></div><p><a href="https://giphy.com/gifs/4EFt4qnKqWYv8GKz2D">via GIPHY</a></p>

On the topic of Ferguson who's an NAIA or NWCA National Champ, how does he not have a low single/ankle pick? That needs to be done for him.

Suggestion:

Kevin Lee

Kickboxing Moves from Level 1 to Level 3/4

Has shown to be able to kickbox fluidly from both stances with ease, went toe to toe with Massaranduba Francisco Trinaldo (Brazilian Kickboxing Champion) and Edson Barboza.

To further emphasize on how good his Kickboxing is now, here's an excerpt from MMAMania on Kevin Lee now with regards to his Kickboxing and it's effectiveness.

"He’s an active striker, commonly choosing to stay in range and try to counter with his lead hand rather than back away completely. All that said, Lee still tends to kick more than punch. He commonly flicks up quick kicks to the head and body with either leg, unafraid of his opponent’s potential takedown. In fact, those repeated high kicks often help his own takedowns, raising his foe’s hands up.

Lee has gotten much better at setting up his kicks. Ferguson shifts stance constantly, and Lee switched and kept up with him pretty well. Whenever Ferguson would dance around between stances too much and ignore Lee’s offense, Lee would take the opposite stance of Ferguson and slam an opposite kick into the open side from whichever direction Ferguson circled towards. When Ferguson would set his feet and show off his head movement, Lee would again move to the opposite stance and kick the open side hard."


"In a somewhat recent bout with Francisco Trinaldo, Lee faced a veteran Southpaw kickboxer and eventually came out on top of the striking battle. That’s not too say it was easy, but Lee showed definite smarts and good instincts. Lee’s approach in that fight was simple but ultimately effective. From the outside, he used his long reach to shoot out quick crosses, slipping his head outside of Trinaldo’s jab. He also took quick outside steps and fired right kicks to the body and head repeatedly.

Eventually, one of those right kicks found its way over “Massaranduba’s” low left hand, caught the side of his head, initiating the finishing sequence."


As mentioned, Lee’s work against Barboza is the best kickboxing of his entire career, and he did it almost entirely as a Southpaw. First and foremost, switching Southpaw was a brilliant stylistic decision opposite Barboza. Lee didn’t have to do all that much to set up hard, damaging kicks, just flick out a jab or feint then slam his shin into Barboza’s mid-section or high guard. (Seen in the first few seconds of this gif https://giant.gfycat.com/ScaredRawAplomadofalcon.webm )

(Source: https://www.mmamania.com/2018/12/13/...-milwaukee-mma)

"Raging" Al Iaquinta

Missing Strikes:

Front leg side kick to the body
Rear Teep kick to the body
Lead Teep kick to the body

Reference:






Missing Combo:

Jab/Jab feint into a front leg side kick to the body.
Lead leg kick into a lead Teep to the body.

Forgot to request Usman’s axe kick

Rafael Dos Anjos

Add Perk- El Guapo Level 2

Key Fight Sources - Anthony Pettis chose to stand Orthodox opposite “RDA,” which allowed dos Anjos to repeatedly fire off body kicks with no set up and step into clinch knees. While few men can match Pettis in pure kicking ability, dos Anjos took advantage of the opening to Pettis’ mid-section provided by their opposite stance and dug into his opponent’s body early and often. Dos Anjos kicks hard, and these body kicks did wonders to slow down Pettis and limit his circling.

Against a fellow Southpaw in Benson Henderson, dos Anjos instead ripped at him with quick switch kicks and hard outside low kicks.

Against Covington dos Anjos did rip some brutal body kicks and right hooks to the mid-section.

Against Cerrone- R.I.P. Cerrone's liver.


Khabib Nurmagomedov

Add - Crushing Presence Level 5

Also for Al Iaquinta

Counter Puncher Level 3

GameChanger Level 2

Zero In Level 2


Henry Cejudo -

The buff to his Kickboxing combos and Muay Thai Combos to Level 3 due to his fight against Demetrious Johnson.

Should have his Inside Trip at a level 4/5 if it isn't already, and should be able to be hit from every position that it can be hit from.


TJ Dillashaw - UFC Fight Night Barclays Center 2019

ADD + Double Leg Kick Combo Lead Leg Kick Rear Leg Kick

Literally does it against Cejudo in the first few moments of this short lived fight.


If TJ Dillashaw is added to Flyweight, his chin should be an 89, and Everything else can stay the same.


I'm going to look through Cejudo's stats again once I get home and see what should be changed.


Everybody that has good suggestions that haven't been implemented yet, I will go back when possible and repost it for you so it doesn't get forgotten. Fighter Accuracy Matters.

[AeroZeppelin27]

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How does Wonderboy not have the Jab- Lead Side kick combo?
He has it to the body but not the head despite having level 5 kickboxing.

The jab-lead body side kick is a kick boxing combo, but the jab-lead side kick appears to be a traditional combo, is that intentional?

Edit: He should also be able to do his unique lead roundhouse off his 1-2 instead of the default animation.

As he rarely throws the kick like that naked and usually hides it behind a 1-2 like in the Dan Stigen KO.

It also has a lot of connection issues when thrown to the lead side of your opponent, usually connecting with the shoulder or going under the armpit despite the kicks intent being to go over the lead shoulder IRL.

[RomeroXVII]

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Holly Holm

Missing Move: Double Leg Level 2 ( I was going to say Level 1 but the way she hit this one is deserving of a 2)

Source: UFC 225 vs Megan Anderson in Round 2, Anderson threw a right hand, Holm ducks, and secured a double leg straight into half guard.

[RomeroXVII]

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Dustin Poirier/RDA

Missing Move:

Rubber Guard

Reason: They have Omoplata as a submission, but don't have Rubber Guard to use it.

[Haz____]

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Dustin Poirier/RDA

Missing Move:

Rubber Guard

Reason: They have Omoplata as a submission, but don't have Rubber Guard to use it.

You can hit Omoplatas without runner guard tho?

[RomeroXVII]

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You can hit Omoplatas without runner guard tho?

For some characters, but for both it specifically says, from Rubber Guard. So it's either give them Rubber Guard so they could hit it, or give them the Omoplata option without Rubber guard.

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[RomeroXVII]

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José Aldo

Moves Added: Bodylock High from Double Unders (Level 2), Suplex High (Level 2) from Back Clinch. Bodylock Outside Trip from Double Unders if Possible. Give him the Double Under initiation clinch as well.
Outside Trips when having the opponent against the cage, and vice versa. (I know he has one from a position I can't recall, but just watch this and he should have every possible option, it's amazing)

Source: Pancrase vs Shoji Maruyama

Video:
Check out @VonPreux’s Tweet: https://twitter.com/VonPreux/status/...868857345?s=09




Bodylock High Takedown to SC (then somehow slid in HG)

[Haz____]

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That was a sick video. Looks like UD3 Aldo. lol