How AgentMMA breaks down Ty Miller vs Billy Ray Goff
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Ty Miller is looking to make it two in a row after that nasty first round knockout of Adam Fugitt back in January. "Thriller" lived up to the nickname, cracking Fugitt with punches at distance and getting the finish just seconds before the bell. Now he's stepping right back in against Billy Ray Goff, who's had a rough go lately in the Octagon. Goff's dealing with a two fight skid that's got to be weighing on him. That standing guillotine from Ramiz Brahimaj last May was brutal, caught in just over three minutes. Before that, he dropped a decision to Trey Waters.
- Miller riding high after that Fugitt knockout in January
- Goff needs to snap a two fight losing streak badly
- Both guys hunt first round finishes when they're rolling
If this gets out of the first round it'll be a surprise, both guys have shown they can crack early.
The bright spot? His UFC debut in Singapore where he put Yusaku Kinoshita away with a nasty body shot in the first round. That version of Goff was landing 48% of his strikes and hunting finishes. This is a classic striker versus switch stance puzzle. Miller showed he's got serious power at distance and isn't afraid to let his hands go.
Goff can switch stances and mix things up, but he's been getting caught early. That guillotine loss showed he might be vulnerable when the pressure's on. Miller's got momentum and confidence, while Goff desperately needs to stop the bleeding and get back in the win column. For Goff, this is a must win situation. Two losses is rough, three straight puts you on thin ice. Miller's trying to prove that knockout wasn't a fluke and he belongs in this division.
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Ty Miller
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Ty Miller is looking to make it two in a row after that nasty first round knockout of Adam Fugitt back in January. "Thriller" lived up to the nickname, cracking Fugitt with punches at distance and getting the finish just seconds before the bell. Now he's stepping right back in against Billy Ray Goff, who's had a rough go lately in the Octagon. Goff's dealing with a two fight skid that's got to be weighing on him. That standing guillotine from Ramiz Brahimaj last May was brutal, caught in just over three minutes. Before that, he dropped a decision to Trey Waters.
- Miller riding high after that Fugitt knockout in January
- Goff needs to snap a two fight losing streak badly
- Both guys hunt first round finishes when they're rolling
If this gets out of the first round it'll be a surprise, both guys have shown they can crack early.
The bright spot? His UFC debut in Singapore where he put Yusaku Kinoshita away with a nasty body shot in the first round. That version of Goff was landing 48% of his strikes and hunting finishes. This is a classic striker versus switch stance puzzle. Miller showed he's got serious power at distance and isn't afraid to let his hands go.
Goff can switch stances and mix things up, but he's been getting caught early. That guillotine loss showed he might be vulnerable when the pressure's on. Miller's got momentum and confidence, while Goff desperately needs to stop the bleeding and get back in the win column. For Goff, this is a must win situation. Two losses is rough, three straight puts you on thin ice. Miller's trying to prove that knockout wasn't a fluke and he belongs in this division.
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