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09-23-2012, 03:06 PM
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Diego Bautista (23-25). 23 is a 1st rnd KO. 24 is 1st rnd RNC. 25 is a 1st rnd RNC.
Decent takedowns & nice punching power. Even the 2 subs were set up by strikes (guys got wobbled on the feet, then taken down. Once there, they gave up their backs to avoid the GnP to the face).
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09-23-2012, 03:35 PM
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Eddy Ellis (26-28). 26 is a 2nd rnd RNC win. 27 is a 1st rnd TKO win. 28 is clear proof that his striking def is shoddy (o, & an 1st rnd RNC win
 ). Good single leg takedown & nice top control/GnP. Like I said, striking is suspect.
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09-23-2012, 03:49 PM
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Frank Camacho (29-30). 29 is a HL film with "Knock Outs, Slams, and Head Stomps". 30 is his pro debut in which he runs over a guy with 20lbs weight advantage.
Seems to have nice Muay Thai, big takedowns, slick jits, power strikes & killer instinct.
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09-23-2012, 04:06 PM
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Igor Araujo (31-). 31 is BJJ match against Bill Cooper, really technical, which he loses. 32 is another BJJ match. 33 is an MMA HL video, but it's mostly just BJJ work.
His MMA BJJ seems much more effective than his sport BJJ, but his striking is rudimentary at best.
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