Marlon Vera is aware that to achieve victory against Cory Sandhagen Saturday will be crucial pressingdiscipline with your guard up and close the corners to your opponent.
Chito coincided with the analysis of his Mexican colleague Brandon Moreno, the undisputed champion of the UFC flyweight divisionin the 36th episode of the show Between rounds aired this week on the UFC Español YouTube channel.
The Ecuadorian knows this in UFC star San Antonio Vs The sand man – You have to go fist by fist, blow by blow.
How many fights did Chito Vera win and lose?
Where was Chit Vera’s last fight?
“He is a fighter who likes to throw everything in the first two rounds, and in the third, fourth and fifth, he somehow takes breakI’ve seen him work in the last five fights roundsas in the first and the second he is seen as a world-class fighter and then his energy runs out, his gas runs out,” asked the tricolor.
“I don’t know if it’s because he’s so tall, he’s lost a lot of weight, or I don’t know if it’s because he’s so tall for the division, he can’t focus on the weights and he doesn’t have the power take it for a few rounds. But a very active fighter in the first two rounds,” he added.
Vera compared Sandhagen’s style to that of Dominick Cruz, the last opponent the manabita faced seven months ago at UFC San Diego.
“Almost like Cruz. He likes to play, go out, play, go out, and get high fives lapand they are above you on the referee’s cards and they kind of take a break there,” he pointed out Chito about his last victim.
“I will be in front of him the whole fight, I will explode. I know I have the cardio and strength for five rounds don’t stop trying,” he warns.
Moreno stated that the Ecuadorian starts the fight from less to more, while Sandhagen goes from more to less. “Up to a certain point, I think it’s much better to go from less to more than from more to less. Somewhere there, third or fourth lap They will start to see certain differences and I think you will be able to take advantage of that situation,” analyzed the Mexican.
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Source: Eluniverso
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