How AgentMMA breaks down Terrance McKinney vs Jim Miller
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Jim Miller and Terrance McKinney sharing the UFC 334 card at Madison Square Garden feels like someone booked a dare. Miller is 43 and still catching necks, while 32 year old McKinney makes the opening minutes feel like a fire alarm. Both have lost to King Green, though those nights went very differently. Miller caught Jared Gordon in a guillotine from bottom guard in his latest fight, a nasty reminder that even top position can be dangerous against him.
- Miller is 43 and still finding guillotines from bad positions.
- McKinney can turn the opening minutes into chaos on the mat.
- Both fell to King Green, but in completely different ways.
The opening minutes could break open when a fast exchange becomes the first scramble and both men have to react at once.
McKinney stopped Kyle Nelson with punches from half guard almost as soon as their fight began, and he caught Viacheslav Borshchev in a guillotine from mount. Recent losses complicate the picture: Miller went the distance with Chase Hooper, while Chris Duncan caught McKinney in an anaconda choke. Here's the thing: Miller fights southpaw, McKinney switches stances, and one rushed exchange could put them in a scramble before either settles into a rhythm. Miller needs time to read the entries without letting McKinney dictate every exchange, but McKinney has shown he can do damage on the mat too.
McKinney, meanwhile, has to watch his head and hands when closing distance, because Miller also dropped to guard to catch Damon Jackson in a guillotine. The King Green connection is interesting, but it gives no easy answer: Miller lost a decision, while McKinney was stopped by a body punch. Who controls the pace when the first clean exchange turns messy?
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Jim Miller and Terrance McKinney sharing the UFC 334 card at Madison Square Garden feels like someone booked a dare. Miller is 43 and still catching necks, while 32 year old McKinney makes the opening minutes feel like a fire alarm. Both have lost to King Green, though those nights went very differently. Miller caught Jared Gordon in a guillotine from bottom guard in his latest fight, a nasty reminder that even top position can be dangerous against him.
- Miller is 43 and still finding guillotines from bad positions.
- McKinney can turn the opening minutes into chaos on the mat.
- Both fell to King Green, but in completely different ways.
The opening minutes could break open when a fast exchange becomes the first scramble and both men have to react at once.
McKinney stopped Kyle Nelson with punches from half guard almost as soon as their fight began, and he caught Viacheslav Borshchev in a guillotine from mount. Recent losses complicate the picture: Miller went the distance with Chase Hooper, while Chris Duncan caught McKinney in an anaconda choke. Here's the thing: Miller fights southpaw, McKinney switches stances, and one rushed exchange could put them in a scramble before either settles into a rhythm. Miller needs time to read the entries without letting McKinney dictate every exchange, but McKinney has shown he can do damage on the mat too.
McKinney, meanwhile, has to watch his head and hands when closing distance, because Miller also dropped to guard to catch Damon Jackson in a guillotine. The King Green connection is interesting, but it gives no easy answer: Miller lost a decision, while McKinney was stopped by a body punch. Who controls the pace when the first clean exchange turns messy?
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