Round 1: Nico Carrillo vs Josh Hill
Round 2: Nico Carrillo vs Jordan Watson
Round 3: Louis Lee Scott vs Matty Holleran
Round 4: Nico Carrillo vs Jordan Watson
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When you check the video to see if you have it in 1.25x speed, and you dont, you know youre watching good fighters.
always a treat to watch Watson work. Learning and improving just by observing his game
Some proper hard sparring love between Jordan and Nico there 😅😂👌, great to watch and to study some top level sparring on show with me training in Muay Thai myself, great video as always Liam 😁🙏🔥🥊
Josh did a little number on Nico and it showed Nico didn’t like it one bit 😂
I like nico but he definitely showed some ego there. Understandable but still
some leather traded in that first one ooft
That Louis Scott has some slick footwork
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Absolute amazing teq buy Josh hill, suburb timing and flow, hard with the kick but easy on the head. Nico seems just frustraded and trying to swing. Sparring IQ Josh 10/10
Could you breadown Isreal Adesanya and Alex Peria
Gold gloved needs more kicks not knock out punches . Lovely teeps from the kid in blue
It always seems nuts to me that pros do heavy head sparing, go to town on the legs and body for sure but be kind to your brain... Anyway each to their own I guess.
Normal people like myself sometimes have moment where you think, yeah, I could do that. Then you see these fuckers fight/train and remind yourself that you're better off in an office lol
Hahahaha
Jesus man the sparring is hard as fk... cant be good for long term
That's what I thought, too. While I do agree that a hard sparring every once in a while has its benefits, for everyday training I clearly prefer not taking these kind of short and long term injury risks. And in a playful sparring I usually get to evolve and improve much more.
Jordan Watson is elite