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Alright, let’s talk about this here fight, you know, the one with Pereira and that Strickland fella. I watched it, and let me tell ya, it was somethin’ else.
Pereira, that strong fella, hits like a mule kick. I ain’t never seen nothin’ like it. He just went in there and whooped Strickland good. Didn’t even give the poor guy a chance. It was over faster than a chicken snatchin’ a bug.
- Pereira’s punches? Like hammers, I tell ya.
- Strickland? He tried, bless his heart, but he just couldn’t keep up.
- It was like watchin’ a hawk go after a field mouse. No contest.
Now, they say Pereira, he’s got this nickname, “Po Atan,” somethin’ like that. Sounds fancy, but all it means is “stone hands” or somethin’ like that. And that makes sense, seein’ how he punches. He hits hard, real hard.
Strickland, he’s a tough fella too, don’t get me wrong. He’s been around the block a few times, you know? He’s got grit. But Pereira, he’s just on another level, I reckon. He’s got that somethin’ special, that power that just flattens folks.
I heard tell that Pereira fought that Adesanya fella too, that fancy dancer. Lost the last one, they say, got knocked out cold. But before that, he beat Adesanya three times, twice in kickboxing and once in this here MMA stuff. That’s somethin’, ain’t it? Beatin’ a fella three times, that’s no accident.
Adesanya, now he’s a tricky one. Moves around a lot, like a snake in the grass. Pereira, he’s more straight-up, like a bull in a china shop. But that power, that’s the difference maker, I think. You can be fancy all you want, but if a fella hits you hard enough, you’re goin’ down.
This fight with Strickland, though, it wasn’t even close. Pereira just walked right through him. It was like he was punchin’ through paper. I felt bad for Strickland, I did. Nobody wants to get beat up like that. But that’s the fight game, ain’t it? You win some, you lose some. And sometimes, you get your butt kicked real good.
I don’t know much about all them fancy fightin’ techniques, but I know what I see. And I seen Pereira smash Strickland. It was quick, it was brutal, and it was impressive. He’s a scary dude, that Pereira. I wouldn’t want to get in the ring with him, that’s for sure.
Folks say Strickland mighta learned somethin’ from that beatin’. Maybe he did, maybe he didn’t. But one thing’s for sure, he ain’t gonna forget it anytime soon. Getting knocked out like that, it leaves a mark. It changes ya.
And Pereira? He just keeps on truckin’, I guess. Knockin’ folks out, makin’ a name for himself. He’s a force to be reckoned with, that’s for sure. I wouldn’t be surprised if he gets another shot at that Adesanya fella. That’d be a fight to see, wouldn’t it? Two tough fellas, goin’ at it again. One’s a dancer, the other’s a brawler. Who’d win? I don’t know. But I’d sure as heck watch it.
Fighting ain’t for the faint of heart, that’s for sure. It takes guts, it takes skill, and it takes a whole lotta somethin’ special. Pereira, he’s got it. Strickland, he’s got it too, but maybe not enough to handle a fella like Pereira. That’s just the way it is sometimes. Some fellas are just tougher, stronger, meaner.
Anyways, that’s my take on that fight. Pereira whooped Strickland, plain and simple. It wasn’t pretty, but it was effective. And that’s all that matters in the fight game, ain’t it?
Tags: Alex Pereira, Sean Strickland, UFC, MMA, Knockout, UFC 276, Israel Adesanya, Fighting, Combat Sports
