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Poirier vs Gaethje 2: The Tactical Guide - The Fight Primer

Their original fight was brutal, but the realization that Dustin Poirier and Justin Gaethje first fought five years ago is a gut punch of its own. The match up rings with familiarity, it feels as though this rematch was an inevitability and we just had to get some other options squared away first.

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Sam Dixon

The Jan Blachowicz of loving big tits, jack slack

Shx

Best one in a while

StoryoftheFight

Justin adapted pretty well during the Fiziev fight, but I just don't see him having that kind of success with Poirier

Hank

The Jack Johnson of Rambling on Some, Jack Slack

spritegeist

this a bellator card, can't wait to see which guy gets punched in the face slightly less

SmogCooper

When you remember this banger is in salt lake city 😭

Ben Carver

I quit watching youtube because I'm a junkie for it. But I gotta have my mma analysis fix even so and this is a fine way to go about it.

Ben Carver

Is there a way to read your articles without having to use this awful patreon social media style interface? It's slow and shows me the podcasts, I just want articles. But fight primer sends me back over here. How about a log in over there? Adding more organization to the article website would be great. Sub headings by type, like Advanced Striking or Kill the King should all be easily seen on a first page. Scrolling through a timeline is a dogshit way of looking through stuff. As is, I'll read everything I can in this month and head out. Not that Jack should care about that, dude is making $13k/month from this shitty interface. But still, for the sheer sake of quality itself, please offer a basic organizational system somewhere.

Ben Carver

Hi Jack, got an email saying you replied to my comment. Can't find it here, but the fight primer articles page is still just a timeline. I'm talking about real organization, articles organized by type. You already write them that way, but they aren't organized on the site that way. I'm glad we can open the articles there if we're signed onto patreon on another tab in the same browser though, at least I don't have to use patreon to look through the timeline. But a timeline is still the slowest possible way to look through a huge back catalog of fascinating articles. I have no complaints about the quality of the articles themselves, all that is fantastic work, just the website and patreon.