Dustin Poirier will face Islam Makhachev in a highly anticipated fight at UFC 302…
And everyone is wondering – will he go for one of his signature moves, the jumping Guillotine Choke?
Well, B-Team’s Craig Jones believes that there’s a high likelihood that Poirier will do just that.
And that it just might be a successful attempt – though it’s a risky endeavor:
You’re all in on a Guillotine.
You’re rolling the dice.That’s like not pulling out.
It’s a big – big win or a big negative.
Jones emphasizes the risk – and reward – of it further:
I think he’s a gambling man.
It would be funny if Dustin missed all these Guillotines in his last fight.
Everyone was like: “F*ck you, you suck.”And then he guillotines Islam.
So maybe that’s the strategy.
But what about Poirier’s grappling skills as a whole? What does Craig Jones have to say about that?
Well, he isn’t exactly sure what to think:
I don’t know enough about Dustin’s grappling.
I haven’t seen enough of it.If he was to win, I’d imagine probably on the feet.
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