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Drew Dober and Chris Duncan at Madison Square Garden feels like the kind of fight where you look away for a second and miss something big. Dober has knocked out Michael Johnson and Kyle Prepolec in consecutive outings, putting his dangerous hands back in the conversation. Duncan had put together four straight wins before Renato Moicano caught him in a rear naked choke, and now they meet at UFC 334. Here is the strange connection: Moicano beat both men, but those losses tell different stories.
- Dober brings two straight knockouts into Madison Square Garden.
- Duncan had four straight wins before Moicano caught his neck.
- Southpaw power meets an orthodox fighter with dangerous submissions.
The fight could break open when Dober gets inside Duncan's reach, because Duncan must decide whether to trade or tie him up.
Dober went the distance with him, while Duncan was submitted, so their shared opponent offers no easy answer about this matchup. Before that setback, Duncan submitted Terrance McKinney and beat Mateusz Rebecki by unanimous decision. He can make a fight uncomfortable in more than one place. Dober is a southpaw whose punches ended his last two fights at range.
Duncan stands orthodox, is taller with a little more reach, and has found submissions against McKinney and Jordan Vucenic. Dober has to get close enough to land clean without letting Duncan tie him up; Duncan has to handle that pressure while keeping his own attacks available when they come together. Neither man is ranked, but a fight like this can get people talking fast. Dober wants to keep his run going, and Duncan has a chance to answer the questions left by the Moicano loss.
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Drew Dober and Chris Duncan at Madison Square Garden feels like the kind of fight where you look away for a second and miss something big. Dober has knocked out Michael Johnson and Kyle Prepolec in consecutive outings, putting his dangerous hands back in the conversation. Duncan had put together four straight wins before Renato Moicano caught him in a rear naked choke, and now they meet at UFC 334. Here is the strange connection: Moicano beat both men, but those losses tell different stories.
- Dober brings two straight knockouts into Madison Square Garden.
- Duncan had four straight wins before Moicano caught his neck.
- Southpaw power meets an orthodox fighter with dangerous submissions.
The fight could break open when Dober gets inside Duncan's reach, because Duncan must decide whether to trade or tie him up.
Dober went the distance with him, while Duncan was submitted, so their shared opponent offers no easy answer about this matchup. Before that setback, Duncan submitted Terrance McKinney and beat Mateusz Rebecki by unanimous decision. He can make a fight uncomfortable in more than one place. Dober is a southpaw whose punches ended his last two fights at range.
Duncan stands orthodox, is taller with a little more reach, and has found submissions against McKinney and Jordan Vucenic. Dober has to get close enough to land clean without letting Duncan tie him up; Duncan has to handle that pressure while keeping his own attacks available when they come together. Neither man is ranked, but a fight like this can get people talking fast. Dober wants to keep his run going, and Duncan has a chance to answer the questions left by the Moicano loss.
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