Despite Josh Hockit's victory over Curtis Blaydes, analysis suggests his aggressive, damage-absorbing fighting style could prove problematic against elite strikers like Alex Pereira or Sergei Pavlovich. While Hockit showed improved power and elbow work in the third round, he absorbed significant strikes during the bout. His wrestling defense remained strong as he easily defended Blaydes' takedown attempts, demonstrating high-level grappling skills. The commentary notes that Hockit's persona aligns well with Trump and Dana White's preferences, particularly given his theatrical behavior in front of Trump at the event. Concerns were raised that while Hockit can perform better tactically, his established image requires maintaining his aggressive approach.
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