Cory Sandhagen

I think TJ in his prime, when TJ fought Hennon Barau, that fight to me was one of the best...

championship performances that I ever saw.

I agree.

Because nobody thought TJ was gonna win that fight.

Hennenborough was thought to be the number one pound for, it was him and Aldo would make the argument of who's the best.

Hennenborough was, I think he was undefeated or maybe had one loss early in his career.

He was an animal at the time.

Animal.

Animal.

Animal.

And TJ pieced him up and it was like he was sparring.

He looked so in the zone and relaxed and he was constantly switching stances and footwork and angles.

It's crazy that Dwayne developed that style, but he didn't fight that way.

That's what's crazy.

Like Dwayne had like more of a traditional, you know, he's boss rooting inspired style.

And then he realizes like, you know, the best way to fight is actually to constantly be changed.

And then he develops this system and, you know, Dwayne's like super focused.

I know you know this, but for people who don't know, Dwayne has like a notebook, like fucking just filled with notes.

And it's all like, he's got systems.

This is his life.