It’s easy to get impressed by the flashy techniques delivered by UFC lightweight Daron Cruickshank in the Octagon, especially since a couple of them have resulted in spectacular knockout wins over Henry Martinez and Mike Rio. Unfortunately, a segment of the MMA community believes that flash for flash’s sake is a bad thing, that it hides a lack of fundamentals key to success in this sport. But that’s the thing – with Cruickshank, those moves deemed unorthodox are his fundamentals, making him one of the more dangerous and unpredictable 155-pounders in the game.“The whole game is constantly chang … Read the Full Article Here
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