How AgentMMA breaks down Davey Grant vs Elijah Smith
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Davey Grant is back and looking to remind everyone why they call him Dangerous. The English banger is riding a nice little streak, taking unanimous decisions over Ramon Taveras, Da'Mon Blackshear, and Adrian Luna Martinetti. That last one in April saw him land 164 strikes, just pouring it on for three rounds. Sure, there was that rough night against Charles Jourdain where he got caught in a guillotine, but Grant bounced back like he always does. Elijah Smith is coming in hot with three straight wins, and his last performance was nasty.
- Grant's high volume striking against Smith's explosive finishing power
- Smith riding three straight wins with brutal finishes
- Can Grant's experience outlast Smith's momentum and youth
This one heats up early and stays dangerous, especially if Smith can time a takedown or Grant starts finding his rhythm in the pocket.
He finished SuYoung You with a rear naked choke in March, and before that he literally slammed Toshiomi Kazama into another dimension. That knockout by slam was wild, landing 61 of 74 strikes with an 82% accuracy rate before putting Kazama to sleep. Swift isn't just a nickname, this dude moves and finishes. Here's what makes this fun. Grant is a volume striker who loves to get in the pocket and trade leather.
He threw over 300 strikes against Martinetti and nearly 300 against Taveras. Smith has shown he can bang on the feet AND finish on the ground, which gives him options Grant hasn't always dealt with well. Both guys are orthodox bantamweights who come to scrap, so this isn't going to be a chess match. Grant's experience against top competition gives him an edge in the later rounds if it goes there, but Smith's finishing ability means this could end at any moment. Fans are hyped to see if Grant's volume can overwhelm Smith's explosiveness, or if Swift lives up to his name and catches Dangerous slipping.
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Davey Grant
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Davey Grant is back and looking to remind everyone why they call him Dangerous. The English banger is riding a nice little streak, taking unanimous decisions over Ramon Taveras, Da'Mon Blackshear, and Adrian Luna Martinetti. That last one in April saw him land 164 strikes, just pouring it on for three rounds. Sure, there was that rough night against Charles Jourdain where he got caught in a guillotine, but Grant bounced back like he always does. Elijah Smith is coming in hot with three straight wins, and his last performance was nasty.
- Grant's high volume striking against Smith's explosive finishing power
- Smith riding three straight wins with brutal finishes
- Can Grant's experience outlast Smith's momentum and youth
This one heats up early and stays dangerous, especially if Smith can time a takedown or Grant starts finding his rhythm in the pocket.
He finished SuYoung You with a rear naked choke in March, and before that he literally slammed Toshiomi Kazama into another dimension. That knockout by slam was wild, landing 61 of 74 strikes with an 82% accuracy rate before putting Kazama to sleep. Swift isn't just a nickname, this dude moves and finishes. Here's what makes this fun. Grant is a volume striker who loves to get in the pocket and trade leather.
He threw over 300 strikes against Martinetti and nearly 300 against Taveras. Smith has shown he can bang on the feet AND finish on the ground, which gives him options Grant hasn't always dealt with well. Both guys are orthodox bantamweights who come to scrap, so this isn't going to be a chess match. Grant's experience against top competition gives him an edge in the later rounds if it goes there, but Smith's finishing ability means this could end at any moment. Fans are hyped to see if Grant's volume can overwhelm Smith's explosiveness, or if Swift lives up to his name and catches Dangerous slipping.
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Elijah Smith
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