Joshua Van has one of the quickest rises in UFC history and he has taken advantage of that with multiple title wins already as a 24 year old. How bright is his future? Today we break down his huge win last night!
Hes 24 and never trained in combat sport until his was 18, thats fucking mental. He is a freak. He has like 12 years ahead of him, and I'm going to be there for every step of it. He has a very high probability of proving he's a generational talent.
Kape would be a banger of a fight, but I think it’s gonna be Vance pace and pressure that are going to give kape a problem and besides, we’ve never seen kape in championship rounds, but either way it would be an interesting fight
He is known for being extremely humble, soft-spoken, and respectful both before and after his fights against other opponents.
His cocky tone with Pantoja was purely a reaction to Pantoja's comments, not his baseline personality. Pantoja trying to invalidate the initial injury stoppage and started changing the narrative post-fight claiming Van was scared is what pushed Van out of his usual humble character.
for me, if he beats kape and then gets 3 more title defenses after that, like against maybe royval in a rematch, temirov, and honestly i would expect a trilogy from pantoja down the line so that too, i would be ready to call him the flyweight goat.
what dj did at flyweight is very very hard to match let alone beat
Bro u should try putting some background music and get a better mic and add actual moving small clips instead of just a photo going zoom n out u would be much more successful
Joshua Van has one of the quickest rises in UFC history and he has taken advantage of that with multiple title wins already as a 24 year old. How bright is his future? Today we break down his huge win last night!