Hockit praised for power but criticized for reckless approach at UFC 327

An analysis of Josh Hockit's UFC 327 performance notes he could fight more carefully to avoid taking so many shots, but his aggressive persona and fighting style require him to maintain that image. While he defeated Curtis Blaydes, the analyst warns that such reckless attacks against fighters like Pereira or Pavlovich would lead to a knockout loss. Despite the high volume of strikes absorbed, Hockit demonstrated improved striking power that didn't diminish even in the third round, along with effective elbow work and excellent takedown defense that easily nullified Blaydes' wrestling attempts. The piece credits coach Greg Jackson and Mike Winkeljohn for his technical development. The analyst also notes Hockit's deviant behavior perfectly matches the personas of Trump and Dana White, referencing the middle fingers in the cage and the bloody spectacle with Trump in attendance.