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While it's not exactly the most relevant fight in the world, Mirko Crocop vs Hong Man Choi is interesting simply because people are wondering if Mirko has fallen so far he can't get by a guy who's gone 0-4 in his last four fights. Interestingly enough, Crocop has said that he doesn't plan to dish on the feet with Choi, which doesn't make much sense to me since I thought everyone knew that was how to beat Choi. Ray Sefo was the last to do it, and he perfected the gameplan popularized by Badr Hari and Jerome LeBanner: keep moving and beat the shit out of the guy every time he misses you. Stay out of the corners, watch out for those slow motion knees and you'll be fine. Still, I suppose putting Choi on his back is a decent plan too. As for Hong Man Choi, he's not sounding all that confident about the fight. Personally, I've had big questions about his desire to fight for a while now. The last few fights he's looked less interested in a win than a paycheck. Introducing bizarro cro cop the submission specialist. Choi might be a lumbering buffoon, but even a lumbering buffoon can difficult to take down when he weighs nearly 400 pounds. We all saw what happened when Fedor tried to take him down (Choi wound up on top and delivered some solid ground & pound), and Mirko is no Fedor in the grappling department. Mirko will stick and move and stay on his bicycle all night long.
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