#spicely

[thesportssoundoff]

Deron Winn decisions Eric Spicely

That was fun!

Deron Winn is a comedy show if we’re being honest. Dude’s a 5′5 middleweight. Absurd. If you’ve watched some Gustavo Balart fights, you’ll realize that guys that small eventually run into somebody who basically can’t be moved around and so that “I can wrestle really good!” thing eventually goes away. Still this was a fine debut for a guy who went through three different opponents.  I think he could’ve gotten Spicely out of there if he tried to land some knees against the cage.

[thesportssoundoff]

Winn is just loading up now at range and he’s getting touched with a jab each time he does so. When he crashes on Spicely, Spicely willingly shells up and opens the door for Winn to just batter him against the cage.

I wonder is Spicely is hoping for some kind of octagon jitters?

[thesportssoundoff]

Winn is just insanely ofensive. Throws in tight where he can’t get hurt, resets well offensively, is making a good adjustment. The problem is that I don’t know if he’s got KO power unless he just exhausts Spicely.

Winn is almost like a pitcher who has the sort of stuff where any mistake in the strike zone will lead to him getting taken deep.

[thesportssoundoff]

Deron Winn is like an optical illusion.

[thesportssoundoff]

The problem with fighting Eric Spicely

is that when he goes against the fence, he’s begging you to get in close so he can grab you. That’s how he gets most of his guys. Just smothers you. 

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[thesportssoundoff]

Eric Spicely submits Alessio Di Chirico

Bummer if you’re into prospects because Di Chirico had a lot of upside. Serious hit if you like feelgood stories for sure (Spicely has a crazy life story).