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Johnson, nicknamed "The Weight Loss Guy," is currently ranked No. 1 in the UFC light heavyweight division. He returned to the UFC in 2013 and went on a three-fight winning streak, including a TKO victory over Mavericks and Alexander Gustafsson. On May 24, 2015, UFC 187 was scheduled to challenge former UFC light heavyweight champion Jon Jones, but Jones was stripped of his title by the UFC and banned indefinitely due to alleged driving and escape, so he was ranked third in the division at 0:00.

Daniel Cormier was replaced, and Anthony Johnson was finally pinned on high hopes

Johnson) was submitted by rear-naked choke by Daniel Cormier in the third round and missed out on the championship gold.

Anthony Johnson profile.

Chinese name: Anthony Johnson.

English name: Anthony Johnson

Nationality: American.

Date of birth: 1984.

Weight: 93kg

Height: 188cm

Arm span: 198cm

Nickname: Weight Loss Guy Weight Loss Brother.

Magnitude: Heavyweight Welterweight Middleweight Welterweight.

Team MMA: Blackzilians

Anthony Johnson, Anthony Johnson, nicknamed the weight loss expert, belongs to the Blackzilians (Black House Team), debuted in 06.

Height 188, arm span 19818-4 in 22 fights, 12 knockouts, 6 decisions.

Played in the divisional heavyweight (2013), welterweight (current), middleweight (2012), welterweight (2006-2011).

Played Maverick (freshly baked KO), Fennai, AA, Vito, Hardy, Cauliflower and many other masters.

Anthony Burgess, whose real name is John Burgess Wilson, is his pen name. Anthony Burgess is a well-known contemporary British writer, poet, composer, playwright, linguist and critic, enjoying a high reputation in Europe and the United States.

Born on February 25, 1917 in Manchester to a middle-class Catholic family, his father played the piano in a bar in his spare time as a cashier, and his mother was a family and dancer. When he was two years old, his mother died due to the epidemic. He studied English and Chinese at the University of Manchester, and after graduating in 1940, served for six years in the British Army Medical Corps during the Second World War.

Later, he worked in the education team and the intelligence agency. Burgess retired from the army in 1946 and played piano in a jazz band, then changed his career to teaching, working at the University of Birmingham and Banbury Secondary School, and then in Malaya and Brunei. In the sixties, Burgess returned to China due to illness and began to engage in literary creation.

He wrote drama reviews, reviews, television dramas, stage plays, short stories and poems, and wrote a large number of excellent novels, especially The Doctor Is Sick (1960), One Hand Applause (1961), The Missing Seed (1962), The Heart of Mr. Enderby (1963), The Malayan Trilogy (1964), The Clockwork Orange, etc.

In 1968, Burgess's wife died of illness. He soon married an Italian linguist whom he had met and lived abroad. Burgess lectured at universities in Malta, England, the United States, and continental Europe, and continued to work with great energy.

His major works published during this period include Nothing Like the Sun (1964), The Exterior of Enderby (1968), Napoleon's Symphony (1974), The Power of the World (1980), and 1985 (1987). Burgess was a prolific writer with more than 40 major works alone. He is highly accomplished in languages and is fluent in several Eastern and Western languages.

His literary accomplishment is also not ordinary, and his works often involve classical and contemporary literary masterpieces; His literary style is rich and varied, including imitation of heroic style, picaresque** genre, historical legend, and satire. Burgess's non-** works are also quite successful, such as "English**" (1958), "Shakespeare" (1970), "E. Hemingway and His World" (1978) are just a few representatives.

Anthony Burgess wanted people to see him as a writer rather than a composer, because it was a purer art that had no direct relationship with human activity and was completely independent of moral judgment.

Anthony Burgess died in London in 1993.

That's because they didn't see the timing, you kicked out as soon as you high, and if you didn't kick you, you should wait to die, UFC is unlimited fighting! If you remove the crouch grappling, I think they'd be happy to use their legs. Don't worry about losing your center of gravity for a short time and being locked by your opponent with an overwhelming stance.

Well, generally speaking, people will exert force through the waist, and the power of the bite basically comes from the feet.

If a person is unsteady on his feet and has a bad center of gravity, his fighting ability can basically be ignored.

Once you don't make meritorious contributions, can you think of the consequences? In addition, as the primate of all things, the kung fu in the hands is the most important, and the feet are not easy to practice.

In mixed martial arts, because you can use the wrestling method, after getting up, the center of gravity is unstable and easy to be knocked down, so you have to be very cautious and seize the opportunity to get started, in the UFC146 Kane vs. Silva match, it was because of Silva's blind leg attack that he was knocked down, and finally finished by Kane TKO on the ground. But even so, there have been plenty of leggings in the history of the UFC, such as Mirko and new lightweight champion Anthony Pettis.

Throughout the history of the UFC, it has been difficult for players who have mainly played taekwondo to achieve ideal results, after all, the UFC is not a stage dominated by legs. He needs to be proficient in punches, legs, throws, and ground skills.

Taekwondo is based on the leg method, the leg method is wide open and closed when attacking, and when kicking, one foot stands on the ground, which is easy to be dragged into the ground by the opponent, and the action density is not as high as the boxing method, and it is easy to be rushed in by the opponent when the leg is raised. If you are pressed close by the opponent and attack with punches, it will be difficult for the legs to take advantage. Together, the leg is either blocked by the opponent's punch and counterattacked, or they will be dragged to the ground by falling.

If it is only allowed under the rules of leg fighting, there will be a certain advantage, but in the rules of cage fighting, when players are allowed to use techniques such as fist and foot wrestling, the situation is more worrying, in this case, the lethality of the next split, whirlwind kick, and turning back kick is limited, if the actual combat value of taekwondo is exaggerated in the movie, one kick can kick the opponent away, get rid of the real physics and speed constraints, taekwondo players will definitely beat the opponent down like a wind sweeping leaves. But I haven't seen it in the real cage bucket.

Because you watch too few games, and your understanding of MMA is too shallow. Shallow.

MMA is a decathlon in the fighting world, the technical requirements are very comprehensive, taekwondo is mainly the leg method, the others are not good, a leg method can be used once or twice.

To play UFC, you must learn ground skills and boxing techniques, and bare-legged methods are not good.

The UFC leg method has a low headshot rate, and it is easy to be taken off into Tanmei if the lower plate is unstable.

Never? Who told you that? That's because you can't understand that the players in the UFC are not fighters who can only do one kind of martial arts, there are many players who are good at leg techniques who have practiced taekwondo, Anthony.

Petis, Anderson, Spider-Man. Sival, Benson. Henderson, even the mouth cannon has done taekwondo leg training to supplement his technical system.

Some of these fighters even use taekwondo leg style to frequently hit heavy legs in the competition, such as lightweight champion Anthony. Petis's fame. It's just that these masters also have good boxing, wrestling and jiu-jitsu while practicing taekwondo.

You can't survive in the octagon cage with a single technique, it's the same with taekwondo, it's the same with boxing, and even if you let the Gracie family, who once dominated the early UFC, try it again with pure jiu-jitsu? Now that everybody knows jiu-jitsu, it's hard to fight if you can't stand in the UFC.

Who told you that there is no taekwondo in the UFC? Don't ask your own questions.

Even Hoje Gracie, who weighs more than a dozen kilograms and is known as the number one Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu player, is very jealous of him.

In addition, many former or current UFC champions have black belts in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Not only is he a two-time ADCC World Champion, a three-time Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu World Champion, but he has just achieved a UFC heavyweight title. He's submitted Rings, Pride Champion Czar Fido, and K1's most accomplished Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu players in the UFC are the likes of Fabricio Weyton, Minotaur Anthony Nogueira and UFC heavyweight champion Kane Velázquez.

From a pure jiu-jitsu standpoint, the strongest is current middleweight contender "Crocodile" Zonta, who is considered the strongest fighter in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and SF champion Ariste Owori (during the Pride period).

He also lost to Rui Shuai (Gustafson) and was knocked out. In UFC214, he was knocked out by Switzerland's Volkan Oezdemir by more than one point in the first roundDidn't hit the black ball and the bone.

Brest centre-back John Martial (Anthony Martial's brother): "He was a kid when people used to call him Henry, he had legs like Henry and a head that was oddly shaped like Henry. ”

France's coach Didier Deschamps: "Anthony Martial has good speed and strength and can combine both, although he is very young, there are not many players in world football who have the same speed and power as him. ”

Former Monaco president Josson: "His position is between a central striker and a second striker";"He's got a lot of movement, he's got a great sense of the ball, and his handling makes everything look so easy.""The one-on-one ability is very strong, the pace is very fast, and what is even more surprising is that he is a young player who is very calm when faced with scoring opportunities".

He is somewhat reminiscent of Henry in his youth";"There are also some problems, he still lacks the ability and some determination to keep his body fighting";"On this note, Monaco certainly believe Anthony Martial will be the best in the world in 1-2 years (and many insiders seem to agree)";So the next thing is the future planning and possible **, which may be worth 10 million in a year, or 80 million ......”

France international Schneiderlin: "Anthony Martial has been amazing, he's got a smart head. He's a fantastic player and he has a bright future ahead of him.

Some interested fans also dug up Martial's highlights online and came to the conclusion that isn't this the next WelbeckIt can be seen that the fans were not very optimistic about Martial at first.

However, another fan said: "We hope Manchester United will eventually pay the full £58 million, because it means Anthony Martial has guessed all expectations." ”

Now, Anthony Martial has conquered the hearts of the fans with his excellent performances. In Manchester United's home game against Moscow**, Old Trafford erupted in cacophony of boos in the 66th minute of the second half when Louis van Gaal replaced Anthony Fellaini for Anthony Martial. Fans want to continue to see Anthony Martial on the pitch as a way to express their displeasure with the substitution.