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“It poses different problems in terms of striking and grappling, and it changes the way you look at things,” he said. “But there are pros and cons to everything. His face is further away from me, but his body is a lot bigger, so there’s a lot more surface area to hit. His legs are longer, so these are closer together. I can reach her hips much easier. He can’t really access mine that easily. It has to go much further down. And if he’s very tall and thinner, that means he doesn’t have as much muscle. »
In short, Goff is more confident than ever that he will leave APEX with his second UFC victory. As for the first, it’s one he won’t soon forget, since he went to Singapore and arrested the very famous Kinoshita.
“I really had to take it in, and I definitely would have missed a lot because it was all happening so fast,” Goff said. “It was such an important moment. But my trainer, (Michael) Dexter, kept reminding me of that, and even when we were in the cage after the fight, he was like, ‘Hey, take this in.’ You only have it once. You only get one start. Take it all in. Just absorb the moment. So it was really nice to have someone say, “Hey, be there now.” Take all this into account.
It was almost worth the 23 hour flight. Imagine what it would have been like if he had lost.
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