UFC commentator questions Do Bronx's punch resistance ahead of Topuria fight

Din Thomas acknowledges that the Brazilian has a history of opponents with great knockout power

Charles do Bronx is a UFC standout. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram

Charles of the Bronx presents itself in UFC 317. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram

Protagonist of great confrontations in the octagon, Charles of the Bronx, despite collecting several triumphs, has also had tense moments before shining. In meetings with Dustin poirier, Justin gaethje e Michael chandler Recently, the Brazilian ended up being knocked down after receiving heavy blows to his face.

In preparation for the awaited UFC 317, From the Bronx has a chance to win Ilia Topuria this Saturday (28) minimized by commentator Din Thomas, who analyzes Ultimate confrontations. In the veteran's view, the former lightweight champion (up to 70,3 kg) proves to be fragile when facing powerful rivals with knockout power.

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“He’s been knocked down by Chandler, Poirier, Gaethje, but he’s always gotten back up. That hasn’t happened since, not with Beneil (Dariush), not in the second fight with Chandler. If you get hit, you’re a little fragile, right? Like, these are the best of the best. He took a right hand and dared to stumble. Everybody at that level, if you get hit, actually, I’m more willing to say, not having a chin like that Nate diaz is (Charles') anomaly,” Din said on the One on One program.

Charles do Bronx faces Ilia Topuria at UFC 317. Photo: SUPER FIGHTS Montage

Charles of the Bronx faces Ilia Topuria No. UFC 317. Photo: SUPER FIGHTS montage

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Following his speech, Thomas chose to backtrack and reconsidered the level of Do Bronx's 'fragility'.

“I think his chin is generally normal. He’s dealing with big punchers in big fights. The problem is he’s dealing with a guy who has the kiss of death. And if he gets knocked out, we’ll say, ‘See, I told you he was fragile.’ But I don’t necessarily believe he’s actually fragile in one sense. He’s dealing with guys who are killers, who have killer instincts and one-punch power.”

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present in UFC 317 for title dispute, Charles of the Bronx prepares to face an athlete who has won two knockouts in a row. A big underdog in the bookmakers, the Brazilian fights this Saturday (28) against Topuria for the linear lightweight title.

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