DREAM FIGHT
RASHAD EVANS
FIGHTING STYLE
Rashad is somewhat of a tentative fighter,
he waits for his opponent to attack and
explodes with a counter that often leaves
him standing over another victim. His
wrestling and boxing are good enough to
compete with anyone in the division.
STRENGTHS WEAKNESSES
SPEED SUBMISSIONS
Rashad is explosive and fast, he We have not yet seen Rashad
uses his speed to counter and is show any significant skills on the
often first to the punch. ground, other than ground and
pound.
KO POWER
Rashad has knocked out oppo- SPEED
nents with his hands and feet, When faced with a faster figh-
aswell as on the ground. He is ter in Machida, Rashad seemed
dangerous from all distances. somewhat lost and unable to
adapt.
ADAPTABILITY
Thanks to his complete set of skills
and a great team of strategists,
Rashad is usually able to avoid
his opponent’s strengths and hit
them where they are weakest.
Current Form And Motivation
Evans was very happy to be champion, he fought hard to get there and felt that he had finally
arrived where he deserved to be. He will be prepared to do everything within his power to get back
to that position, including going through Jackson. His obvious dislike for Jackson will just give him
extra motivation.
POSSIBLE
OUTCOMES
Rashad’s speed is too much for “Rampage”, he lands a counter right hand and KO’s
the Tennessee native.
“Rampage” uses his strength to bully Rashad, forcing him to fight inside and lands
a hook for the KO.
Rashad surprises “Rampage” with fast takedowns and dominates from top position.
“Rampage” controls the pace of the fight, forcing Rashad to match strength with him
and dominates from the top.
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