Tyrell Fortune

I was always fourth.

I'd either beat Dom and then lose to Zach or beat Tyrell Fortune and lose to Zach.

I never beat Zach until I was out of college.

Because he was good enough defensively, but I could never I could never beat his front headlock and he knew that So when he got there he had to execute.

so fight goes down and that is a really hard match that he had over the weekend

that guy Rizvan had just fought Tyrell Fortune I watched this very close, and I watched him at a time.

I mean, he is an absolute handful, and it was a pretty basic match from an analytic standpoint.

Like, if Volkov can keep him at the end of his punches, if he can use his reach.

So dropping your hands to hit the body, stepping in for knees to the body, things like that.

you're taking risks most recently he stopped Tyrell Fortune who's a big hitter and a good wrestler and he stopped him by having great takedown defense and hitting his body gave Curtis Blades hell stopped all his takedowns counter left hooked him need his body a bit but against Volkov he didn't get to the body at all they flashed up the stats in round three and I was saying at the time but then I got the stats confirmation I was like oh really yeah that's absolutely true Volkov had like 15 strikes to the body which is all front kicks and shit from nice long range and Kuniev had two or three Which you can do by accident, you know? It's very obvious that he got shut out of...

If not his game plan, he got shut out of what he wants to do normally.

Now, you're always going to have to make adjustments against a guy who's 6'11".

His first one, his debut, was against Curtis freaking Blades and he lost a split decision there in a fight that is pretty forgettable.

Then he had a decision against Jalton Almeida in February and knocked out Tyrell Fortune in July.

The former two-time Dana White Contender Series alum, Eagle FC heavyweight champion, and PFL veteran, after just four UFC bouts, could potentially be in the top three of this heavyweight division if he comes out with a victory against Volkov on Saturday night.

And if he can somehow find a way to finish the 6'7 giant, he might be able to say that he should be fighting for a title next.

He's on a two-fight win streak.

Knocked out Tyrell Fortune in July.

Volkov minus 135.

Kuniev plus 110.

So Rizvan Kuniev, very boring, very slow.

He did actually kind of turn the temperature up a little bit against Tyrell Fortune in his last fight.

That's Tyrell

Fortune.

You know what I mean? It

was Tyrell Fortune, but he did have more aggression in that fight than he did in the Almeida fight, which was cool to see.

But I still feel like Alexander Volkov is a huge step up for him.

So I totally get what you're saying.

fuck him off.

Yeah, and then he destroyed Tyrell Fortune to now get this opportunity.

Volkov, I believe, should be in Garn's position.

Yes.