Re: EA UFC Stat Change Request Discussion Thread
Just so these don't get lost, Oliveira and Moicano still need some lovin.
José Aldo
Level 2 --- 3 Jab
Level 2 ---3 Hook
Level 2 ---3 Rear Hook
Level 2 ---3 Lead Leg Kick
Completely huge staples to Aldo's career, and they have been precedent in all of his solid performances.
Aldo is one of the most effective dutch kickboxers in the sport. He’s brutally powerful and fast, working in short, explosive movements that allow him to suddenly do huge amounts of damage.
He doesn’t rely as frequently on flashy techniques, instead dominating his opponent with smart boxing and his infamously punishing low kick.
At range, Aldo is a really nasty boxer. Since his first bout with Edgar, Aldo has relied on the jab more often. He uses the punch masterfully, jamming his opponent’s attempts to close the distance with ease. He also feints the punch well, allowing him to land the punch more accurately and throw off his foe’s head movement.
Aldo is known for his tactical movements and pivots, and prior to the aforementioned rematch with Edgar in UFC 200, his first fight with former lightweight champion Frankie Edgar that it became a focus of his output.
The first round of their fight was a clinic in the jab, and that was the story from rounds 1-3.
Whenever Edgar attempted to lead, Aldo would fire a piston-like left hand as his opponent cut an angle, repeatedly landing flush. With the exception of a right hand into a takedown in the second round, secured off of a caught low kick, Edgar was never anything even resembling competitive in rounds one and two.
- Solid use of the Jab with Aldo against Mendes in their Fight of the Year.
The Straight Left Hook (2-3) is a common combination Aldo throws, and it makes absolutely no sense for his left hook to not be at the same level as his straight.
Aldo dropping Mendes with the aforementioned Straight Lead Hook.
*EDIT* Also stunned Moicano with said Left Hook, and an onslaught of body hooks and hooks afterwards
(Feels good that my gifs now show!)
Level 2 --- 3 Jab
Level 2 ---3 Hook
Level 2 ---3 Rear Hook
Level 2 ---3 Lead Leg Kick
Completely huge staples to Aldo's career, and they have been precedent in all of his solid performances.
Aldo is one of the most effective dutch kickboxers in the sport. He’s brutally powerful and fast, working in short, explosive movements that allow him to suddenly do huge amounts of damage.
He doesn’t rely as frequently on flashy techniques, instead dominating his opponent with smart boxing and his infamously punishing low kick.
At range, Aldo is a really nasty boxer. Since his first bout with Edgar, Aldo has relied on the jab more often. He uses the punch masterfully, jamming his opponent’s attempts to close the distance with ease. He also feints the punch well, allowing him to land the punch more accurately and throw off his foe’s head movement.
Aldo is known for his tactical movements and pivots, and prior to the aforementioned rematch with Edgar in UFC 200, his first fight with former lightweight champion Frankie Edgar that it became a focus of his output.
The first round of their fight was a clinic in the jab, and that was the story from rounds 1-3.
Whenever Edgar attempted to lead, Aldo would fire a piston-like left hand as his opponent cut an angle, repeatedly landing flush. With the exception of a right hand into a takedown in the second round, secured off of a caught low kick, Edgar was never anything even resembling competitive in rounds one and two.
- Solid use of the Jab with Aldo against Mendes in their Fight of the Year.
The Straight Left Hook (2-3) is a common combination Aldo throws, and it makes absolutely no sense for his left hook to not be at the same level as his straight.
Aldo dropping Mendes with the aforementioned Straight Lead Hook.
*EDIT* Also stunned Moicano with said Left Hook, and an onslaught of body hooks and hooks afterwards
(Feels good that my gifs now show!)
Just so these don't get lost, Oliveira and Moicano still need some lovin.
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