Fedor takedown Analysis

[Krossinc]

You did miss where Hunt took him down a few times.

[CvDynasty]

Originally Posted by Ninja>Shogun

TS needs to get a life.

This coming from a guy with 4k+ posts, or an average close to 8 posts a day

How bout you get a life

[Krossinc]

Double Post.

[jtspivey83]

Originally Posted by Pakman

He also trains to be able to take the punch, be rocked, and still fight back...

True, all he has to do is train with his brother to train with a heavy handed, tall striker.

[pringlescanopen]

Originally Posted by Showstoper

I watched with some friends all Fedor fights again to analyse his fights with stats. Following i will list Fedors Takedown stats of all his 30 professional fights (i just couldnt find khosaka 2).
No TD is: if somone stumble down, get knocked down, dont touch bottom with uper body or both knees
Best example is the Fujita fight although they where several times on the ground the fight got only one upperbody takedown by fujita.
A good fight with nice takedowns is Fedor vs Nog 3, i`ve counted for Fedor 7 Upperbody tds, 2 sprawled shoots, 2 reversed shoots, 1 single leg. And for Nog the only one uper budy in all their fights.p

So here we go! Fedor Emelianenko has taken

70 times somone down (is there anyone with more active tds?). Thereof are

41 upper body takedowns (nearly all a throw or trap from a clinch, at most 2 are shoots)

12 reverses, takedowns forced by others reversed by fedor for a throw (mostly countered shoots, 1 beautiful reversed upperbody td vs. Lindland and Ogawa)

15 sprawls (countered shoots, in all cases the other fighter lands on the ground under fedor)

2 single leg takedowns (1 vs Nagata and 1 in Nog3, more a throw and not to compare with the ones from coleman but if randy as commentator calls them so then it must be right)


Fedor Emelianenko has been taken

15 times down ( 1xLazarev, 2xArona, 2xHaseman, 1xFujita, 4xColeman, 2xRandleman 1xNogueira, 2xHong man Choi). Thereof are

5 upper body takedowns

2 double leg takedowns (both Arona)

6 single leg takedowns

2 reverses (the 2 by Hong man Choi...yes i know... not exactly a reverse but fedor forced td and HmC landed on top)


Conclusion:

So Fedor has a realy nice 70-15 TD stats.
Only 8 of 27 Fighters where able to take him down.
But realy scary is the fact that in 30 fights fedor has never been sprawled and if you are not a 7`2 and 350lbs corean you also cant reverse or flee or counter his takedowns. At least its never been made!

No hate just discuss. And sorry for my bad english plz.

I hope Fedor breaks off Timmehs arm

[Showstoper]

Originally Posted by Eisenkarl

Interesting facts, but you and your friends must have NO life...

Why? It was just a work of 2 hours to watch his fights fast forward and if you know all his fights you can play to the interesting parts.

Look at how many posts some have by only posting meaningless shit. Is this a better time investment?

[Showstoper]

Originally Posted by Krossinc

You did miss where Hunt took him down a few times.

Hmm. There is realy no takedown of Hunt vs Fedor. One time Fedor force a takedown, both fell beside each other on the ground and Hunt immediately climbed on top on fedor. But thats no takedown for Hunt.

[Jaydoogan]

interesting post

[Mochan]

Originally Posted by Soul Rebel

I'm pretty sure its in a cage, not 100% sure though.

If its in a cage its going to be a long night for Tim. I know Tim has more experiance in a cage but Fedors style works well with the cage. Just imagine the pounding Tim is going to get when hes pressed up against the cage and Fedor is also allowed to use elbows.

We don't even know how good Fedor is with elbows, or whether he wants to use them. Fedor's GnP is characterized by big accurate punches, and he hasn't even been using them much lately -- probably because of his hand injury.

[Mochan]

Originally Posted by bruceleroy

I think that Tim can keep him away enough to minimize the upper body TD's. Although Fedor rarely goes for a leg, he may be forced into a weird scramble situation due to Tim's odd frame. Fedor is lightning fast compared to Timmy, but I just get a feeling Fedor is going to have to come with something new.

Or, Fedor could just walk out there, put Tim down, and keep him there. I don't know why, I just feel weird about this one.

Fedor will probably not be able to take Tim down at will, but he should be able to get a take down on him, probably one of those judo throws where you use your leg to sweep for a hip toss.

I don't feel weird at all, I am fully confident that Fedor will once again hold his hand high after the fight like he always does.