How AgentMMA breaks down Austin Bashi vs Lucas Brennan
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Austin Bashi against Lucas Brennan just took a nasty turn before the cage door could even close. Brennan has withdrawn after tearing his ACL late in camp, so the big talking point is now the injury that pulled this booking apart. That is a rough development for a matchup that offered both men a chance to answer their latest losses. Bashi last lost a unanimous decision to Jose Delgado, while Brennan also dropped a unanimous decision to Francis Marshall.
- Brennan's torn ACL stops the booking before the cage door closes
- Bashi's round 1 choke against Yannis gives fans something to remember
- Orthodox meets southpaw, with reach adding another question to the matchup
With Brennan withdrawn after tearing his ACL, there is no meaningful round window to forecast for this booking.
But remember Bashi's win over John Yannis, when he locked up a rear naked choke in round 1. That result gave fans a reason to watch every scramble closely, even with Bashi coming off another trip to the judges. The original matchup also had an interesting problem on the feet, with orthodox Bashi's 70 inches of reach against southpaw Brennan's 72. Bashi would need to enter with his head protected, while Brennan would need space to make that extra reach count.
If they ever meet, watch the scramble after a takedown attempt, because Bashi has already shown the danger of giving up your back. For now, though, there is no opening bell to preview for this pairing. How those different stances and Bashi's back attacks would fit together is a question this booking can no longer answer.
Austin Bashi
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Austin Bashi against Lucas Brennan just took a nasty turn before the cage door could even close. Brennan has withdrawn after tearing his ACL late in camp, so the big talking point is now the injury that pulled this booking apart. That is a rough development for a matchup that offered both men a chance to answer their latest losses. Bashi last lost a unanimous decision to Jose Delgado, while Brennan also dropped a unanimous decision to Francis Marshall.
- Brennan's torn ACL stops the booking before the cage door closes
- Bashi's round 1 choke against Yannis gives fans something to remember
- Orthodox meets southpaw, with reach adding another question to the matchup
With Brennan withdrawn after tearing his ACL, there is no meaningful round window to forecast for this booking.
But remember Bashi's win over John Yannis, when he locked up a rear naked choke in round 1. That result gave fans a reason to watch every scramble closely, even with Bashi coming off another trip to the judges. The original matchup also had an interesting problem on the feet, with orthodox Bashi's 70 inches of reach against southpaw Brennan's 72. Bashi would need to enter with his head protected, while Brennan would need space to make that extra reach count.
If they ever meet, watch the scramble after a takedown attempt, because Bashi has already shown the danger of giving up your back. For now, though, there is no opening bell to preview for this pairing. How those different stances and Bashi's back attacks would fit together is a question this booking can no longer answer.
Lucas Brennan
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